Danny Dyer, renowned for his decade-long portrayal of Mick Carter in EastEnders, is embarking on a drastically different acting challenge. He’s been cast in a film titled “Three Quick Breaths,” where he will be the sole character. This project follows his successful role in the Disney+ series “Rivals” and promises to test his acting prowess in unprecedented ways. The film’s concept, reminiscent of Colin Farrell’s “Phone Booth,” involves a single location and intense focus on Dyer’s character. The physically demanding nature of the role necessitated an extensive medical examination for insurance purposes, underscoring the unique challenges of this solo performance. Dyer expressed excitement about pushing his boundaries as an actor and embracing the demanding nature of the project.
Away from the solitary confinement of his upcoming film, Dyer candidly discussed his personal life on his podcast, “Live And Let Dyers.” He admitted to struggling with his New Year’s resolution to quit smoking, humorously confessing to lighting up shortly after the new year began. He attributed the relapse to the aftermath of a New Year’s Eve party and the stress of cleaning up his house. This frank admission reveals a relatable side to the actor, showcasing his down-to-earth personality and struggles with everyday vices.
Meanwhile, reality television stars Zara McDermott and Sam Thompson are facing an awkward situation following their recent breakup. The former couple filmed a segment for Michael McIntyre’s Big Show, “The Midnight Gameshow,” while they were still together. Now, with their relationship over, the prospect of the skit airing on national television presents a potentially uncomfortable viewing experience for both. Although neither Zara nor Sam are protesting the airing, the situation remains a source of embarrassment, highlighting the complexities of celebrity breakups and the lingering remnants of past relationships in the public eye. The episode’s comedic nature and the couple’s enjoyment during filming add another layer of irony to the situation, making the decision to air it even more delicate for the BBC.
Sir Elton John’s financial success continues to soar, with recent reports revealing substantial earnings from his “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour. The music icon’s company, J Bondi LLP, which handles his live music income, reported impressive figures for the past two years, totaling over £120 million. This translates to an estimated daily income of £170,000, exceeding the earnings of many Premier League footballers. With significant assets in his investment company, Tekcor, Elton John’s financial future appears secure. Furthermore, he’s on the cusp of achieving his ninth No. 1 album with his greatest hits collection, “Diamonds,” currently vying for the top spot against Sabrina Carpenter’s “Short N’ Sweet.”
Selena Gomez returned to work following the Golden Globes, displaying her professionalism and dedication. She navigated a busy day of meetings and a television appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, showcasing her versatility in both professional and public settings. Her upcoming projects, including the Netflix musical “Emilia Perez” and potential Oscar nominations, promise a busy and exciting year for the multi-talented artist. Her appearance at the Golden Globes, coupled with her swift return to work, demonstrates her commitment to her career and ability to balance personal and professional engagements.
The music world is buzzing with the confirmation of Noel Gallagher’s collaboration with Shaun Ryder and Zak Starkey’s supergroup, Mantra of the Cosmos. Their new single, “Domino Bones (Gets Dangerous),” will be released in Liverpool’s Cavern Club, accompanied by two special performances. This collaboration, initially reported a year ago, brings together renowned musicians from diverse backgrounds, promising a unique musical blend. The supergroup also features Ride guitarist Andy Bell and Happy Mondays’ Bez, adding further depth and intrigue to the project. Noel Gallagher’s description of the group as “Dylan, Dali, and Ginsberg on a rocket ship” hints at the creative and potentially groundbreaking nature of their music.
