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[This post contains spoilers for Warner Bros.’ Crazy Rich Asians.] The song that plays over the final scenes of Crazy Rich Asians had to hit several important notes: It had to strike the right emotional tone for Rachel’s (Constance Wu) departure from Singapore, wistful yet strong; it had to work as an emotional throughline as the film checks in with the other key relationships in the movie — Nick (Henry Golding) and Eleanor (Michelle Yeoh), Astrid (Gemma Chan) and Michael (Pierre Png) — and it had to serve as a thematic closing statement for the film, the first studio product in a quarter century to feature an entirely Westernized Asian cast.

Svelte actress Renee Zellweger has been talking about the gruelling diet regime she has adopted to gain weight for her new film. The Texan star is to reprise her role as plump Londoner Bridget Jones, but she has to go from an size six to a size 14 before shooting can begin. Every day the 34-year-old has to pack away over 4,000 calories – twice the recommended amount for a woman.

Top Gear star Richard Hammond lives in Ross-on-Wye with his wife Amanda, aka Mindy, and his two teenage daughters, Willow and Isabella. The family's lavish £2million castle isn't all that it seems though… MORE: Meet the partners of the Top Gear stars A website dedicated to the area of Ross-on-Wye explains the history of Bollitree Castle, revealing it has been designed in a way to look older than it is. WATCH: Celebrity homes before and after fame revealed

The Good Morning America host recently married her partner Amber Laign Robin Roberts sparked an unexpected exchange on GMA on Wednesday when her co-host, Michael Strahan, had some stern words for her - albeit in jest. The ABC morning show teased their exclusive interview with, Gerry Turner, and Robin was clearly taken with the kind-looking contestant as he waved animatedly at the camera.   When they panned back to Robin, Michael and George Stephanopoulos in the studio, Michael jokingly berated the newlywed as he pointed out: "

Sala after losing to Mike at Redemption Island on Survivor New Zealand. Photo / Scott McAulay Emotions are running high on Survivor New Zealand this week, with the well-liked Sala eliminated last night after an unexpected blindside. Matai'a Salatielu Tiatia lost to Mike in last night's Redemption Island challenge of matching pairs, which prompted emotional responses across the tribe, particularly from Shay. "It's not every day people pluck out an Otara-born Samoan out of Aotearoa and chuck him in Central America to try and hook up with some random Kiwis and try survive,"

Sex and the City bought us some of our all-time favorite fashion and revival series And Just Like That is doing it all over again. Wearing your underwear as outerwear has been a trend for several years now, and lingerie brands have hopped on the train to bring stunning pieces that can be worn with jeans, skirts, or under sheer outfits. MORE: 7 Carrie Bradshaw-style dresses you need in your life

Pour one out for Logan Roy. During tonight's episode of HBO'sSuccession, simply titled "Connor's Wedding", the inevitable finally happened. While mid-flight (and only 20 minutes into the episode) to sell the majority of his namesake company to a Swedish billionaire, Logan Roy's heart simply gave out and died. The death of the conservative media mogul, brilliantly portrayed by Brian Cox, took place during what was supposed to be his eldest son, Connor's (Alan Ruck) wedding to his artist-turned-escort-turned-fiance, Willa (Justine Lupe).

While Woody's early years were spent in relative comfort with his successful businessman father, things changed quickly for the Guthries. After World War I, bad real estate deals led to Charley losing his land, and the kerosene incident left him with a long recovery, according to the Library of Congress. With Nora institutionalized, Charley left for Pampa, Texas, with his two younger children, Mary Jo and George, leaving Woody and his older brother Roy to fend for themselves in Okemah.

Introduction to Tipsy Elves and Its Founders Tipsy Elves is a company that has made a name for itself by designing and selling holiday-themed apparel that ranges from Christmas sweaters to patriotic gear for the Fourth of July. Founded by Evan Mendelsohn and Nick Morton, two friends who saw an opportunity in the market for unique and humorous holiday wear, Tipsy Elves has grown from a small startup to a brand recognized across the United States.