2 h. ago Wrexham star caused his dad to have Cristiano Ronaldo incident – 'He didn't look too pleased'

The father of Wrexham's star midfielder once had an awkward encounter with Cristiano Ronaldo in a corridor, angering the star with a request which didn't go down well

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2 h. ago 'Showboating' Sam Thompson snaps after awkward Louis Tomlinson encounter

Sam Thompson appeared riled at a camera person after taking a break from training alongside Louis Tomlinson for their upcoming Soccer Aid match for Unicef

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58 h. ago Sam Thompson and Louis Tomlinson set for awkward encounter THIS weekend at Soccer Aid

The men will be on the same England team for Unicef - the same charity Sam completed a 260-mile five-day long marathon for on Friday.

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5 d. ago 'My 5ft9 Tinder date shook his head and walked out after seeing how tall I am'

Marie Temara, 31, is a model and influencer who is famous for her long legs - but she says that her height has left her in awkward dating situations, including one recent encounter

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7 d. ago Jane McDonald says it's a 'good job' she didn't date James Martin after awkward encounter

Singer and TV star Jane McDonald has opened up about an awkward encounter she had with celebrity chef James Martin - and why it's a 'good job' they didn't get together

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8 d. ago The good, the bad and the ugly: Clint Eastwood’s interview debacle reveals bleak truths about film journalism

An Austrian newspaper ran an interview with the cinema legend which he denied ever giving. What actually happens in the world of movie reporting can be yet more murkyIt is no surprise that Austrian newspaper Kurier’s Clint Eastwood interview went viral over the weekend. An audience with a 95-year-old film legend containing stern words about the current state of cinema was always going to go like a rocket. Particularly during cinema’s dregs season: the thin period post Cannes and pre the summer proper, with Mission: Impossible fever fading fast and Lilo & Stitch ruling the box office – a success from which only so many stories can be spun.Further evidence of this thinness comes from a quick scan of the news stories run over the past week in some of the trade magazines – Variety, Hollywood Reporter, Deadline, Screen International – who must keep producing them, regardless of actual material. These include a write-off of an interview in which Michael Cera says he didn’t think Jacki...

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9 d. ago Michael Cera says Jackie Chan didn’t know who he was during awkward encounter: ‘Who is this person?’

‘He thought I was a competition winner,’ said ‘Arrested Development’ star

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1 week ago 15 Jackie Chan facts as he returns in Karate Kid – real name, 2,900 takes and odd fear

Martial arts icon and star of Karate Kid: Legends, Jackie Chan picked up his name during a brief stint as a construction worker in Australia, and his dad busted his mum smuggling opium

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2 w. ago With 'Karate Kid: Legends,' Ben Wang is the 1st Asian American new 'Kid' on the block

It didn’t occur to Ben Wang right away that in taking on “Karate Kid: Legends,” he’d be the franchise’s first Asian American “Kid.”

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2 w. ago Michael Cera and Wes Anderson were destined to make a movie together

When Michael Cera was announced as joining the cast of a Wes Anderson movie for the first time, the prevailing response was: Hadn’t he already been in a Wes Anderson movie

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2 w. ago Jackie Chan on the return of the Karate Kid: ‘If I have to jump off a building, I need a stunt double now’

As a revival of the cult franchise hits cinemas, Louis Chilton speaks to the Hong Kong superstar, the original ‘Karate Kid’ Ralph Macchio and new ‘Kid’ Ben Wang about the legacy of the first film, dangerous stunts, and ageing as an action star

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3 w. ago ‘I should really be the world champion’: Ralph Macchio on kicking it as The Karate Kid for 41 years

After putting Cobra Kai to bed after six seasons, the actor is teaming up with Jackie Chan in Karate Kid: Legends‘Sorry to ask such a personal question,” I say to Ralph Macchio, who at 63 we can no longer call The Karate Kid. Let’s go with karate man. He’s in the basement of his house in Los Angeles. “My daughter’s working upstairs, my son’s working, I’ve been relegated to the dungeon,” he says. I continue: “So exactly how good are you at karate?”Forty-one years since he first became Daniel LaRusso, Macchio is back in the role for Karate Kid: Legends. In this fictive universe, it’s three years since the end of Netflix series Cobra Kai and LaRusso has settled into his gardening gloves and embraced the spirit of his own mentor, Mr Miyagi, whose graceful, defensive karate style, Miyagi-Do, was all about never looking for a fight. Jackie Chan (reprising the role of Mr Han from the 2010 reboot The Karate Kid) comes to beg of him one more job. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Body language expert reveals the meaning behind Meghan Markle's uncomfortable 14 second encounter with audience at 'awkward' conference

Body language expert Judi James analyses Meghan Markle's gestures and movements, noting clear signs of discomfort during the 2016 Create and Cultivate blogger conference in Atlanta.

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3 w. ago BBC The One Show's Alex Jones gobsmacked as guest makes unexpected revelation

The One Show presenter Alex Jones was left speechless when Jackie Chan made an unexpected admission on Tuesday

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3 w. ago BBC The One Show hosts stunned as guest admits he 'risked his life' live on air

The One Show presenter Alex Jones was left speechless after Jackie Chan made an unexpected admission on Tuesday

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3 w. ago Alex Jones says 'oh my goodness' as The One Show guest makes 'crazy' admission

The One Show host Alex Jones was left stunned after Jackie Chan made an unexpected admission on Tuesday

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3 w. ago The Phoenician Scheme review: Mia Threapleton shines in Wes Anderson’s muted new confection

Benicio Del Toro and Michael Cera are essentially wingmen to Kate Winslet’s daughter, making a breakthrough big screen turn in Anderson’s enjoyable yet airless ensemble rompWes Anderson has contrived another of his elegant, eccentric, rectilinear comedies - as ever, he is vulnerable to the charge of making films that stylistically resemble all his others, and yet no more, surely, than all those other directors making conventional films that resemble all the rest of their own conventional work. The Phoenician Scheme is enjoyable and executed with Anderson’s usual tremendous despatch, but it is somehow less visually detailed and inspired than some of his earlier work; there is less screwball sympathy for the characters, and it is disconcerting to see actors of the calibre of Tom Hanks, Willem Dafoe and Scarlett Johansson phoning in tiny, deadpan, almost immobile cameos. But there is a likeable lead turn from Mia Threapleton, an eerie visual and aural echo of her mother, Kate Winslet. ...

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