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Emmy-winning actor James Garner always did things a little differently. In an era where Western shootouts were all the rage, Garner brought a touch of light comedy to "Maverick" and redefined what a TV Western could be. When a successful lawsuit ended his involvement in "Maverick," Garner turned to films and defied yet another tradition. It was thought for years that TV actors simply did not cross over into films -- "Why pay to see an actor in a movie while you can stay home and see him for free?" said the smart money in Hollywood. Yet Garner did just that, going on to co-star in hit after hit -- from romantic comedies ("The Thrill of It All") and action classics ("The Great Escape") to wide-screen spectacles ("Grand Prix") and, yes, more Westerns ("Support Your Local Sheriff!").

When Garner did return to television, he enjoyed perhaps his biggest hit ever...

Norman Jewison was the Oscar-nominated filmmaker who has tackled a number of controversial topics and social issues in his work, crafting mainstream entertainments with a political point of view. But how many of his titles remain classics? Let’s take a look back at 15 of his greatest films, ranked worst to best.

Born in 1926 in Toronto, Jewison cut his teeth in television before moving into directing with a number of light farces, including the Doris Day vehicles “The Thrill of It All” (1963) and “Send Me No Flowers” (1964), her last collaboration with Rock Hudson. His career took a turning point with his first drama, “The Cincinnati Kid” (1965), which also kicked off his collaborations with film editor Hal Ashby, himself a future director. His next film, the darkly comedic “The Russians Are Coming! The Russians Are Coming!” (1966), earned him his first Oscar nomination in Best Picture.

He hit the Oscar jackpot the...

Veteran director Norman Jewison, who was nominated for seven Academy Awards during his illustrious career, has passed away.

Per Variety, Jewison died at his Los Angeles home on Saturday. While a specific cause was not provided, the filmmaker is said to have died peacefully in his sleep. He was 97 years old.

Norman Frederick Jewison was born in Toronto on July 21, 1926. After serving in the Royal Canadian Navy during World War II and graduating from Victoria College in 1949, Jewison began his career in show business. He started with stage work and children's television work in London before relocating back to Toronto to work for CBC Television in the early 1950s. He found his first big break as a filmmaker when he was hired by Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh to direct the 1962 comedy 40 Pounds of Trouble. Jewison followed this up by helming the Doris Day movies The Thrill of it All...

Oscar-nominated film director and producer Norman Jewison, who steered the 1967 racial drama “In the Heat of the Night” to a best picture Oscar and also helmed such popular films as “Moonstruck,” “The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming” and “The Thomas Crown Affair,” as well as film musicals “Fiddler on the Roof” and “Jesus Christ Superstar,” died Saturday at his Los Angeles residence. He was 97.

His film career began with fluffy Doris Day comedies like “The Thrill of It All.” But Jewison’s social conscience began to surface with “In the Heat of the Night” and, later, the labor union drama “F.I.S.T.” and other films focusing on racial tensions such as “A Soldier’s Story” and “The Landlord” (the latter of which he only produced), though he never abandoned comedies and romances.

Jewison had his share of box office hits and was usually attuned to the audience pulse, but did...

Kaley Cuoco, the Golden Globe-nominated star of HBO Max sleeper hit series “The Flight Attendant,” is set to play Doris Day in an upcoming limited series over at Warner Bros. Television. The show will be based on A.E. Hotchner’s 1976 biography of the Academy Award-nominated “Pillow Talk” actress’ life, which she historically kept private, from her days as a big band singer to her death at 97 in 2019. She was also one of the last classic legends of Hollywood, as well as a dedicated animal-rights activist. Her other film credits include “Calamity Jane,” “The Man Who Knew Too Much,” “Move Over, Darling,” and “The Thrill of It All.”

Cuoco’s Yes, Norman Productions and Warner Bros. Television are teaming with Berlanti Production again after the success on their “Flight Attendant” series, though no network has been confirmed for the project. Warner Bros. is the studio that Doris Day first signed to,...

Emmy-nominated film and TV editor Richard Bracken has died. He was 90.

Bracken died Thursday of kidney failure in Chatsworth, California, according to his daughter Kathleen Bracken.

Over the course of his 30 year career, Bracken served as editor for a roster of television classics, including “Columbo,” “The Bold Ones” and “Ironside.” He spent a particularly fruitful number of years working for Oscar-nominated producer Ross Hunter, editing films “The Thrill of It All” and “Madame X,” miniseries “The Moneychangers” and NBC drama “A Family Upside Down,” which starred Fred Astaire and Helen Hayes.

Much of Bracken’s career was dedicated to television, having also worked on NBC drama “Run for Your Life,” ABC American Western series “Alias Smith and Jones” and TV movie “The Jesse Owens Story.” His work was recognized with four Emmy nominations, including for the 1976 TV miniseries “Rich Man, Poor Man” and the Anjelica Huston-starring miniseries “Buffalo Girls...

Richard Bracken, a four-time Emmy-nominated film editor with credits including Ironside, Columbo, Rich Man, Poor Man and three Wes Craven movies, has died. He was 90.

Bracken died Thursday of kidney failure in Chatsworth, California, his daughter Kathleen Bracken said.

Bracken worked for Oscar-nominated producer Ross Hunter on the films The Thrill of It All (1963) and Madame X (1966); on the Arthur Hailey 1976 miniseries The Moneychangers; and on telefilms including 1978’s A Family Upside Down, starring Helen Hayes and Fred Astaire.

He also collaborated with director Wes Craven on Deadly Blessing (1981), Swamp Thing (1982) and The Hills Have Eyes Part II (1984).

Bracken received ...

Richard Bracken, a four-time Emmy-nominated film editor with credits including Ironside, Columbo, Rich Man, Poor Man and three Wes Craven movies, has died. He was 90.

Bracken died Thursday of kidney failure in Chatsworth, California, his daughter Kathleen Bracken said.

Bracken worked for Oscar-nominated producer Ross Hunter on the films The Thrill of It All (1963) and Madame X (1966); on the Arthur Hailey 1976 miniseries The Moneychangers; and on telefilms including 1978’s A Family Upside Down, starring Helen Hayes and Fred Astaire.

He also collaborated with director Wes Craven on Deadly Blessing (1981), Swamp Thing (1982) and The Hills Have Eyes Part II (1984).

Bracken received ...

As Sam Smith gears up to release their new album Love Goes, the singer has released a 3D visual for “Diamonds” on Spotify.

“Hello everyone, I have done something very exciting recently with Spotify,” they say in the clip. “I think this is the first time we’ve done this — it’s a 3D hologram we made of me dancing to my new song ‘Diamonds.'”

Smith collaborated with Universal Music and Powster for the visual, which is accessible to Spotify users by scanning the artwork with another device. The singer appears dancing in 3D,...

The Chalk Garden

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1964 / 106 min. / 1:85:1

Starring Deborah Kerr, Hayley Mills, John Mills

Cinematography by Arthur Ibbetson

Directed by Ronald Neame

Julie Andrews thrived in the role of governess—even when pitted against the Nazis in The Sound of Music she found plenty of time for sing-alongs—the same for Mary Poppins where the greatest threat was Dick Van Dyke’s British accent. But Deborah Kerr was never so lucky in the job; as the tutor assigned to a pair of possibly possessed tykes in The Innocents, she struggled as much with her own demons as the children’s. She still hadn’t learned her lesson when she signed on as companion to a troubled child in 1964’s The Chalk Garden. Kerr’s presence, along with Hayley Mills, Dame Edith Evans, and Hayley’s dad John, may seem inviting, but beware—the production is in the heavy hands...

Sam Smith has returned with new song “My Oasis” featuring Burna Boy. The track follows their Demi Lovato duet “I’m Ready.”

On “My Oasis,” Smith sings of helplessly needing someone, even though the return of this partner’s affections seems questionable. “You play with my emotions/I’m flowing like the ocean/I pray for your devotion/’Cause there’s nothing I can do when it comes to you,” Smith sings on the chorus. Nigerian singer-songwriter Burna Boy reflects the same feelings of longing in his verse.

“This track...

Well on his way to leading man movie stardom, TV favorite James Garner steps into the shoes of Rock Hudson and Cary Grant as Doris Day’s latest partner in her increasingly popular series of glossy, sophisticated comedy vehicles. Dick Van Dyke Show creator Carl Reiner provided the witty script and one of the cleverest trailers to be run on Tfh. Garner and Day would reunite on Move Over Darling in roles initiated by Dean Martin and Marilyn Monroe when it was called Something’s Got To Give.

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Pairing wine with movies! See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies and many more at Trailers From Hell. We’re still cooped up at home, and now we’re missing Carl Reiner, too.

Comedy icon Carl Reiner passed away on June 29th at the age of 98 years. He pulled televised comedy through the ‘50s and ‘60s before jumping onto the big screen as an actor, writer and director. It was fitting that a guy who gave octogenarian George Burns his role of a lifetime in Oh, God, had the favor returned by Steven Soderbergh in Ocean’s Eleven when he was 79. Reiner played the hell out of the role of Saul Bloom in the trilogy.

A newspaper writer friend of mine told me about meeting Carl Reiner in the ‘70s at a big event at The Summit in Houston. My friend was in the restroom when Reiner walked in.

Multitalented creator Carl Reiner has died at the age of 98. The news was confirmed by Reiner’s assistant, who told Variety that the actor, comedian, and director died of natural causes at his home in Beverly Hills on Monday, June 29. Reiner was a jack-of-all-trades who dabbled in practically every element of Hollywood, from publishing to comedy, showrunning, and screenwriting.

Carl Reiner was born in the Bronx on March 20, 1922. His parents were Jewish immigrants. His father, a watchmaker named Irving, was born in Austria while mother, Bessie, was Romanian. It was Reiner’s older brother Charlie who inspired Carl to go into acting after the older Reiner learned about a free dramatic workshop, but unfortunately, Charlie Reiner would die in WWII. In 1943 Carl Reiner was drafted into the Army Air Force; he’d serve throughout the war but maintained close ties to the world of acting by performing in shows around...

Sam Smith has released a new single, “I Feel Love,” produced by Disclosure’s Guy Lawrence. The disco-tinged pop song is a modern reimagining of Donna Summer’s 1977 classic record and follows Smith’s recent single “How Do You Sleep?” Smith’s new version will be featured in Target’s holiday campaign.

“As a queer person, ‘I Feel Love’ has followed me to every dance floor in every queer space from the minute I started clubbing,” Smith wrote on Twitter. “This song to me is an anthem of our community...

Norman Jewison celebrates his 93rd birthday on July 21, 2019. The Oscar-nominated filmmaker has tackled a number of controversial topics and social issues in his work, crafting mainstream entertainments with a political point of view. But how many of his titles remain classics? In honor of his birthday, let’s take a look back at 15 of his greatest films, ranked worst to best.

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Born in 1926 in Toronto, Jewison cut his teeth in television before moving into directing with a number of light farces, including the Doris Day vehicles “The Thrill of It All” (1963) and “Send Me No Flowers” (1964), her last collaboration with Rock Hudson. His career took a turning point with his first drama, “The Cincinnati Kid” (1965), which also kicked off his collaborations with film editor Hal Ashby, himself a future director. His next film, the darkly comedic “The Russians Are Coming! The Russians Are Coming!...

Sam Smith is heartbroken in his new single “How Do You Sleep?” The track, created with songwriters/producers Max Martin, Savan Kotecha and Ilya, is a lovelorn pop ballad about trying to move on with an accompanying music video that sees Smith embracing his dancing abilities.

Directed by Grant Singer and choreographed by Parris Goebel, the video centers on a group of shirtless male dancers as they move around a seated Smith. The singer joins in for some of the choreography as he croons, “I’m done hating myself for...

Well on his way to leading man movie stardom, TV favorite James Garner steps into the shoes of Rock Hudson and Cary Grant as Doris Day’s latest partner in her increasingly popular series of glossy, sophisticated comedy vehicles. Dick Van Dyke Show creator Carl Reiner provided the witty script and one of the cleverest trailers to be run on Tfh. Garner and Day would reunite on Move Over Darling in roles initiated by Dean Martin and Marilyn Monroe when it was called Something’s Got To Give.

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Yes, Doris Day, who died on May 13 at age 97 after a bout with pneumonia, was the all-American girl next door — but she was so much more. The funny, sunny blonde with the perky disposition, a sprinkle of freckles and a dazzling smile started off as a big band singer whose first hit was 1945’s “Sentimental Journey” with Les Brown & his Band of Renown. She would record more than 650 songs from 1947 to 1967, making her one of the biggest-selling recording artists of the 20th century, and was honored with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 20008.

But the former Doris Mary Ann von Kappelhoff would make an even bigger splash as a star on the silver screen in a series of romantic comedies opposite Rock Hudson — who would become a lifelong friend — starting with 1959’s “Pillow Talk,” the source of her only Oscar nomination, along with 1961’s “Lover Come Back” and 1964’s “Send Me No Flowers.

For fans of Hollywood’s Golden Age, the news from California this Monday morning hit hard, like the sudden loss of a treasured longtime friend (or for many that “girlfriend next door”).

Here’s how E! Online reported her passing:

Hollywood has lost a beloved legend.

Doris Day, the actress and singer who personified classic Hollywood in the ’50s and ’60s, has died, the Doris Day Animal Foundation announced on Monday. According to the foundation, Day died at her Carmel Valley, Calif. home early Monday while surrounded by a few close friends.

“Day had been in excellent physical health for her age, until recently contracting a serious case of pneumonia, resulting in her death,” the foundation said in a public statement. Day was 97 years old, recently celebrating her birthday on April 3.

For 20 years, 1948 to 1968, Ms. Day was a staple of movie theatres. A few years ago I included her in...

Whenever the subject of who should get Honorary Oscars — or the Governors Awards, as they now are known — comes up, there has not been a single year, not one, when Doris Day’s name was not at the top of the speculation. But it never happened. The Academy’s Board of Governors never even went the Debbie Reynolds route by voting this renowned animal-rights activist the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award, perhaps because it has human in its title. Although she often referred to herself as the girl singer in the band, her remarkable movie career spanned a couple of decades during the 50’s and 60’s, and about three dozen movies — frequently in what might be known as Doris Day movies — and maybe that is why the Academy never honored her. Or perhaps they just knew this star, who retreated from the business almost entirely, never would show up. Still, in her big-screen prime,...

Iconic actress, singer, and animal welfare activist Doris Day sadly passed away two months after celebrating her 97th birthday and Hollywood is paying tribute to her. Day was one of the most famous celebrities of the 1950s and 1960s and was in good spirits while celebrating her birthday. However, she developed a cough, which then turned to bronchitis and a brief hospital stay. According to her business manager and close friend Bob Bashara, Day's health began to decline when she came home from the hospital. She died surrounded by family and friends peacefully late Sunday night.

Actress Goldie Hawn said, "Doris Day left us and took a piece of the sun with her," while going on to talk about the impact she had on the world. Day was appreciative of her fans throughout her long career, but she did not particularly enjoy talking about herself. Day was "embarrassed to talk...

As a singer, Doris Day had a warm voice that captivated millions of post-war record-buyers. As an actress, she was a top box office attraction and her name became shorthand for nearly all 1960s romantic comedies: “It’s a Doris Day kind of film.” As a personality, she was loved by the public as a freckle-faced, common-sense gal who seemed like a lot of fun.

Privately, her life was peppered with divorces, tales of spousal abuse, bankruptcy and even connections to the Manson family. The difference between reality and her image were night and Day, so to speak. But it was a very different time. The public didn’t want to hear about the darkness; they just loved her sunniness. And that’s what fans will continue to remember.

She started out as the “girl singer” in the Big Band era, and the song “Sentimental Journey” in 1945 put her on the map.

Hollywood took to social media to mourn the death of icon Doris Day on Monday.

One of the most popular stars in the movie industry in the ’50s and ’60s, Day was known for her wholesome girl-next-door personality, her comedies that pushed the envelope and her public love life. The actress earned an Oscar nomination for her 1959 film “Pillow Talk” with Rock Hudson and won best song for “Que Sera, Sera” in the Alfred Hitchcock thriller “The Man Who Knew Too Much” in 1956.

Fellow stars, like Goldie Hawn, remembered the legend fondly on Twitter.

“The great Doris Day left us and took a piece of the sun with her,” Hawn said. “May she rest peacefully.”

The great Doris Day left us and took a piece of the sun with her. She brighten our lives and lived out her life with dignity. May she rest peacefully.

— Goldie Hawn (@goldiehawn) May 13, 2019

“For...

Doris Day has died at 97 and Hollywood is mourning America’s sweetheart.

The Hollywood icon died at 1:00 A.M. on Monday at her home in California, her rep tells People.

Day shared a special friendship with Paul McCartney, who posted a tribute to her on Instagram on Monday.

“So sad to hear of Doris Day passing away. She was a true star in more ways than one,” he wrote in the caption. “I had the privilege of hanging out with her on a few occasions.”

He continued, “Visiting her in her Californian home was like going to an animal...

Refresh for updates… Hollywood was quick to remember Doris Day, the beloved actress, singer and animal rights activist who died today at age 97. “The great Doris Day left us and took a piece of the sun with her,” tweeted Goldie Hawn. Tony Bennett recalled what a thrill it was for him to appear on The Doris Day Show in 1970, and said he’d miss her “beautiful smile.”

Meanwhile, songwriter Diane Warren tweeted an absolutely appropriate string of animal emojies in honor of one of Hollywood’s earliest and staunchest animal rights activists. The family of Day’s The Doris Day Show co-star Rose Marie shared a memory and a photo (see it below).

Deadline will update this roster as the day goes on…

Sorry to hear of Doris Day's passing. We got to know Doris when Mom worked with her. They talked frequently until Mom's passing. We all shared our love for animals.

Doris Day, the actress and singer who became one of Hollywood’s biggest stars in the Fifties and Sixties, died Monday after contracting pneumonia, The Associated Press reports. She was 97.

The Doris Day Animal Foundation confirmed Day’s death, saying she died at her home in Carmel Valley, California, surrounded by close friends. “Day had been in excellent physical health for her age, until recently contracting a serious case of pneumonia, resulting in her death,” a statement from the Foundation read.

Over the course of her career, Day starred in an array of films,...

Legendary entertainer Doris Day died early Monday due to complications from pneumonia, ABC News reports. She was 97 years old.

Day was an actress, a singer and an animal rights activist. On television, she headlined the CBS sitcom The Doris Day Show, which ran for a total of five seasons and 128 episodes between 1968 and 1973.

On the big screen, Day was nominated for an Academy Award for her starring role in 1959’s Pillow Talk. Her big-screen reign continued throughout the 1960s; subsequent hits included Lover Come Back, That Touch of Mink, The Thrill of It All, Send Me No Flowers and Move Over,...

Doris Day, one of Hollywood’s most popular stars of the 1950s and ’60s who was Oscar-nommed for “Pillow Talk” and starred in her own TV show, has died. She was 97.

The Doris Day Animal Foundation confirmed the legendary actress-singer died on Monday at her Carmel Valley, Calif. home.

Though she was marketed as a wholesome girl-next-door type, the comedies for which she was most well-known were actually sexy and daring for their time, and her personal life was tumultuous, with four marriages and a notorious lawsuit.

The vivacious blonde, who also had a successful singing career, teamed with Rock Hudson in “Pillow Talk” and other lighthearted romantic comedies including “Lover Come Back” and “Send Me No Flowers.” Her other significant screen roles included Alfred Hitchcock thriller “The Man Who Knew Too Much” (1956), co-starring James Stewart and featuring Day’s Oscar-winning song “Que Sera Sera; and “The Pajama Game” (1957), based on the Broadway musical.

One reason country music has been able to consistently maintain its commercial relevance is its ability to engage with other contemporary popular styles while still (in theory, anyway) maintaining some connection to the past. In the present moment, that means beat-driven productions that crib as much from electronic music and hip-hop as they do, say, Alan Jackson and Loretta Lynn. But frequently these programmed productions by Nashville beltway insiders feel like mere sketches — recordings that never made it past the demo stage in time for guitars and drums to get dropped on top of them.

Loneliness at is at the heart of Sam Smith’s new video for single “Dancing With a Stranger,” which features guest vocalist Normani. The stark clip, shot in London, features the two singers alone in a house, mournfully looking back on relationships past and attempting to move on. The sultry, moody vibe is an ideal backdrop to the R&B-tinged number, especially as dancers begin to move throughout the complex.

The single, which dropped earlier this month, has become an instant hit, earning 80 million streams worldwide, according to Capitol Records.

Yebba Smith’s gospel roots bleed through her single “Evergreen,” a slow-burning ballad full of mettle and longing. It’s over a year old now, but very worth revisiting — especially as Smith gets ready to contend at the 2019 Grammy Awards for another song, her Pj Morton collaboration “How Deep Is Your Love,” which is up for Best Traditional R&B Performance.

Above a steady bass line, Smith’s voice nimbly covers the full range of her voice. As the song opens up to a romantic chorus where she hopes that...

Sam Smith teams with Fifth Harmony’s Normani for the sultry new single “Dancing With a Stranger,” which the duo released digitally Friday.

“Dancing With a Stranger” is the result of a chance meeting between Smith and Normani: Smith was writing new music at a Los Angeles studio while Normani recorded in the studio next door. The two singers professed to be fans of each other’s work before Smith recruited Normani for the single.

“I don’t want to be alone tonight/It’s pretty clear that I...

Sam Smith shared a stirring new ballad, “Fire on Fire,” his contribution to BBC 1 and Netflix’s Watership Down adaptation. “When we fight, we fight like lions / But then we love and feel the truth / We lose our minds in a city of roses / We won’t abide by any rules,” Smith sings. “Fire on fire / Would normally kill us / But this much desire / Together we’re winners / They say that we’re out of control And some say we’re sinners.”

“Fire on Fire” is paired with a...

Sam Smith hits the dancefloor and struts a catwalk with Calvin Harris in their “Promises” video, which pays tribute to ball culture and Voguers.

The visual opens with a series of dancers describing the sense of freedom found through dance culture. “Growing up in the Bronx you have to carry this tough skin,” one dancer says. “Finding Vogue, it allowed me to express myself in a way that I couldn’t express myself anywhere else.”

“I make no promises/ I can’t do golden rings/ But I’ll give you everything,...

Edm producer Calvin Harris has recruited Sam Smith for his club-friendly new single “Promises.”

Over a barking bassline, warbled keys and vintage house beat, the soul singer seeks out late-night romance. “Are you drunk enough not to judge what I’m doing?” he croons. “Are you high enough to excuse that I’m ruined?” The duo appear in the track’s lyric video, striking poses against grainy backdrops and disco balls.

“Promises,” co-written by Harris, Smith and emerging artist Jessie Reyez, is Harris’ third new song of 2018, following the PartyNextDoor...

On Wednesday night, Grammy winner Sam Smith performed at the Barclays Center on his The Thrill of It All tour. He told the audience he’s had it rough lately. “I know that everyone in this room right now is going through some s—t. I know I’m going through some s—t,” Smith said. “Tonight I want all […]

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Sam Smith and Brandon Flynn aren’t scared of a little Pda.

One day after the 25-year-old singer brought Flynn as his date to the Grammy Awards, the duo hit the streets of New York City. They held hands and even shared a smooch while out on a walk with the 13 Reasons Why actor’s dog.

New York, where the couple were first spotted kissing in October, served as the host city for this year’s Grammys. Smith performed “Pray” backed by gospel singers and small orchestra for the star-studded crowd. The pair later hit up an after party.

“On a personal level,...

GLAAD, the world’s largest media advocacy organization for Lgbtq representation, announced the nominees for its 29th annual GLAAD Media Awards Friday. The GLAAD Media Awards honor various branches of media for outstanding representation of the Lgbt community and the issues that affect their lives. On hand to announce live from Park City were “Star Trek: Discovery” actor Wilson Cruz and “Transparent” star Trace Lysette, accomplished Lgbtq activists in their own right.

Read More:GLAAD Report Finds Lgbtq Characters Are Either Invisible Or Used As Punchlines In Studio Movies

Leading the film nominations were Oscar frontrunner “Call Me by Your Name,” “Lady Bird,” and “The Shape of Water.” GLAAD also nominated two gay-themed films that are unlikely to pick up any Oscar nominations, “Battle of the Sexes,” and “Professor Marston and the Wonder Women.” The outstanding limited release film category includes “Bpm,” “God’s Own Country,” and “A Fantastic Woman.

Sam Smith is getting candid about his dramatic slim-down.

The 25-year-old singer covers V Magazine's spring 2018 issue, in which he's interviewed by his friend, Sarah Jessica Parker. Parker gets personal with Smith, including his current feelings about his self-image after his noticeable weight loss.

"It’s completely different. I think that’s come with me losing weight," he says about how he feels about himself as opposed to two years ago. "When I was shooting my first music videos, I just wasn’t happy with the way I looked, so I was trying to control the way the camera moved. I got a bit obsessive. I was constantly looking in the mirror, pinching my waist, weighing myself every day."

These days, Smith says he has a much more positive outlook -- though admits it's easy to get caught up in comparing himself to unattainable body standards.

V Magazine

"Now, I’ve gotten...

Sam Smith is ringing in the new year in style!

On Sunday, the 25-year-old singer celebrated the approaching start of 2018 by sharing a photo of himself wearing a red caftan that appeared to be covered in large sequins, which he accessorized with a heart-shaped flower headdress — and a glass of wine.

He also included a New Year’s wish for his fans alongside the festive photo. “Happy New Year Darlings,” he wrote. “Thank you all for the most beautiful year of my life. Drink loads, pour flowers from your chest and celebrate your fabulous self. S xo”

And the “Too...

Sam Smith and Brandon Flynn not only took their relationship to the Instagram official level, but they also celebrated by wearing unicorn-themed travel neck pillows.

The 13 Reasons Why actor, 24, made the pair’s romance on social media Thursday when he shared a selfie of him and Smith which marked the first time Flynn has posted about the Grammy and Oscar-winning singer, 25, since they were romantically linked in October.

“Rare sighting in London,” Flynn captioned the photo of the couple.

In addition, Flynn also captioned a photo of Smith with a sparkling heart emoji on his Instagram Story during their date...

Sam Smith, the British singer, who is famous for writing songs about heartbreak is ready for a change now that he’s found love in boyfriend, 13 Reasons Why actor, Brandon Flynn. Smith is currently producing his third album. His first two albums, In the Lonely Hour and The Thrill of It All were massively popular. […]

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Sam Smith just unveiled the video for “One Last Song”. Related: Sam Smith Shocks Delighted Brides With Surprise Performance At Their Wedding The song, which is the second single from his new album The Thrill of It All, shows the 25-year-old singer rehearsing on a stage, then follows him in one long take as he walks […]...

Sam Smith has bagged his first No. 1 on the Billboard 200 album chart with new release “The Thrill of It All.” According to the publication, the LP earned 237,000 equivalent album units in the week ending Nov. 9, with 185,000 of those being traditional album sales, according to Nielsen Music. Smith’s latest release comes […]...

Sam Smith teamed up with a Nashville favorite for his sophomore LP.

Cam cowrote “Palace,” the ninth track on Smith’s new album, The Thrill of It All, out Friday.

The pair met through a mutual collaborator — writer-producer Tyler Johnson — and Cam, 32, says the experience was “magical.”

“Tyler worked on the Harry record, and he worked with Sam, writing for his record, too, and in both those cases, everybody was like, ‘What are you working on?’ and he showed them one of my new songs,” says Cam, who dropped her latest single “Diane” last week. “Harry loved that one so...

Sam Smith is a Harmonizer!

The 25-year-old singer’s dream came true during his appearance on Carpool Karaoke with James Corden on Wednesday when he was surprised by one of favorite music acts, Fifth Harmony.

“I feel free, I feel alive. I feel the woman in me is on fire,” Smith told Corden about listening to the girl group’s music. “‘Work From Home’ is my wedding song. I want to walk down to it in heels,” the four-time Grammy winner said.

Adding, “I’m obsessed with them. I’m just a Harmonizer.”

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Sam Smith may live in a 300-year-old haunted house, but he can still get scared by ghosts like the rest of us!

The English singer appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Tuesday to talk about his new album and new relationship, but it was a more paranormal experience that really got his heart pounding.

Watch: Sam Smith Confirms He’s In a Relationship, Says He Has ‘A Song For Every Boy’

Speaking with DeGeneres, Smith revealed he lives in a centuries-old haunted home, but that he has a "good relationship with the ghosts."

"Sometimes at night I just get up and I'm like, 'Leave me alone,' and they do," he said. "I feel like if you just talk to it and are like, 'Please, I just need to sleep.'"

"So nothing like that scares you at all?" DeGeneres asked, as -- unseen by Smith -- someone in a white sheet approached him.

"You're...

Sam Smith is officially off the market.

The British singer-songwriter confirmed he is in a relationship during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Tuesday after being spotted out on Pda-filled dates in New York City earlier in the month with 13 Reasons Why star Brandon Flynn, 24.

“I’m not , which is crazy,” said Smith, 25, whose upcoming second studio album The Thrill of It All is out Nov. 3. “It’s weird bringing out an album and not being single. Because when I brought In the Lonely Hour, I was so lonely. But now I’m singing songs about another guy, but...

Sam Smith’s second studio album is shaping up to be quite the spectacle. The singer-songwriter’s sophomore album is being released on Nov. 3, but that is far from all. Apple Music will premiere their new short film “On The Record: Sam Smith – The Thrill Of It All'” on the same day! Related: Sam Smith Confirms He’s […]...