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British writer Jesse Armstrong is currently soaking up all of the awards and acclaim as the creator of HBO's Succession, which many already consider amongst the best TV series of all time. But it's far from Armstrong's only achievement. While Succession has won several Emmys for best drama series, one of the main things that fans love about it, is how funny it is. Therefore, it's not too surprising that Armstrong is behind more than one of the best comedy series of the 21st century. In the late 90s and early 2000s, Armstrong was a writer on several beloved children's TV series, including My Parents are Aliens, The Story of Tracy Beaker, and The Queen's Nose. He also collaborated with David Mitchell and Robert Webb on That Mitchell and Webb Look, their sketch show which aired between 2006-2010. This show is now best remembered for a sketch in which Mitchell plays a WWII Nazi and asks; "are we the baddies?" During this same era (2005-2012), Armstro...

The Daily Front Row hosted its seventh Fashion Los Angeles Awards on Sunday at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Honorees included Bradley Kenneth (Music Stylist of the Year), Chris Appleton (Hair Artist of the Year), Gwyneth Paltrow, G. Label by goop (Powerhouse Brand of the Year), Jeanne Yang (Fashion Visionary), Mônot (Emerging Brand of the Year), Dani Michelle (Style Curator), Meghann Fahy (Breakout Style Star of the Year), Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte (Designers of the Year), Tasha Reiko Brown (Makeup Artist of the Year), W Magazine and Editor in Chief Sara Moonves (Magazine of the Year) and Warren Alfie Baker (Men's Stylist of the Year). Presenters included Kim Kardashian, Matt Bomer, Sara Foster, Teyana Taylor, Brie Larson and more. Recently retired stylist Law Roach hosted the ceremony, which was presented by Lagos, Moroccanoil, Daou Vineyards, Grupo Shogua, and Fiji. Click through the photos below to see the starry pics from the red carpet and inside the ceremony. ...

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis played tourists for the day while vacationing in Venice. The actors were joined by their daughter Wyatt Isabelle, 8, and son Dimitri Portwood, 6, on a romantic gondola ride through the city's canals Thursday. Although Kunis and Kutcher rarely share images of their kids, they took lots of photos of their little ones while out on the excursion. After getting off the gondola, the pair whipped out a map to get their bearings before heading to the next tourist destination. At the Rialto Bridge, the couple — who tied the knot in 2015 — snapped a series of selfies with their children, including one kissing. Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis shared a sweet smooch while taking a family photo. Cobra Team / BACKGRID After getting off the boat, the family of four headed over to the Rialto Bridge. Cobra Team / BACKGRID The couple, who wed in 2015, was all smiles throughout the day. Cobra Team / BACKGRID Th...

Bollywood star Varun Dhawan celebrates his 36th birthday today. In an interview, the actor talked about his newly married life with his wife and fashion designer Natasha Dalal and shared that because of her he realised that he shouldn't be hard on himself. He also said that he feels more responsible now. Last year, in an Interview with Filmfare, when asked how marriage has been treating him. He replied, "Very good and really fun. It doesn't feel like I'm married. It still feels like we are dating. It's very new, so it's exciting." Talking about how marriage has changed his life, Varun said, "I have my own house; I live with my wife and my dog, so that's a big change. My parents live above my flat. But yeah, I'm made to feel a lot more responsible." ...

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"The Wolf of Wall Street," starring Leonardo DiCaprio, is one of the greatest of all modern movies, and it runs three hours. Photograph from Moviestore Collection Ltd / Alamy Cultural Comment In Praise of the Long Movie In a year in which a three-hour-plus film, "Jeanne Dielman, ​​23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles," was named the best film of all time in the decennial Sight and Sound poll, and another three-hour movie, "Avatar: The Way of Water," became the third-biggest box-office hit ever, it's hard to imagine that anyone in the art or the business of movies is put off by long running times. But the announcement, in February, that Martin Scorsese's new film, "Killers of the Flower Moon" (based on a book by the New Yorker writer David Grann), was going to be three hours plus was accompanied by a report that the Cannes Film Festival (coming in May) would be unwilling to screen it at such a length. Fortunately, the festival executives...