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Photos just posted on the Miu Miu ig one of Zawe at the Miu Miu literary club

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Zawe attended the Milan Design Week program by Miu Miu!

#zawe ashton

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Henry Cavill's girlfriend is pregnant, the tinhat subset of his fandom has been released!

I saw a lot of "I'm so disappointed in him" posts. Disappointed about what? That he found a girlfriend and started a family? He's 40 and she's 34, so they can't even complain about the age gap.

Same shit, different fandom. There really needs to be studies done on this type of behavior.

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Full Emmys FYC panel has been posted

For anyone who's interested, it can be found on the Disney+ FYC site.

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Tom Hiddleston Talks 'Loki,' Spielberg, And Love For Owen Wilson

#tom hiddleston

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Tom Hiddleston has revealed that the late John le Carré contributed to the newly announced series of The Night Manager.

The actor, 43, talked about the author’s contribution as he failed to rule out fellow actor Hugh Laurie’s return as the arms-dealing villain.

Speaking after it was announced that the Emmy and Golden Globe-winning series would be renewed after eight years, Hiddleston told late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel that le Carré had “a huge input” on the story.

The two new seasons, which will be filmed in London and South America later this year, are to go beyond the events of le Carré’s 1993 novel.

Asked by Kimmel why the renewal was coming almost a decade after the first season, the British actor said: “Honestly, we were just trying to get the story right.

“We were talking and working very closely with John le Carré – the great writer who wrote the original novel and many others – who sadly passed away a few years ago. But he’s had a huge input on the story.”

Pressed on Laurie’s return after saying that he would also be an executive producer, Hiddleston said: “I don’t know. He is a huge influence, he knows le Carré better than anyone.”

When Kimmel said his response “feels like a lie”, the actor added: “It’s something we’re still – you know, he is involved as a producer and that’s been great.”

When the late-night show host asked Hiddleston whether he had to “come up with the rest” of the story, the actor responded: “Right, alongside him and his sons, who are the producers.

“And honestly, the first series was one of the most creatively fulfilling projects I have ever worked on. Le Carré’s Jonathan Pine is just complex.”

Announcing the new seasons, they said that they did not take the decision of going beyond the events in their father’s novel “lightly”, but explained that writer David Farr’s vision for the next chapter was “irresistible”.

Le Carré was understood to have taken a hands-off approach to the first series, which followed Hiddleston as Pine, a former British soldier who is recruited by the manager of a Foreign Office taskforce to infiltrate an arms dealer’s inner circle while he is night manager of a luxury Cairo hotel.

The series became one of the top-rated UK dramas of 2016 and spawned a number of subsequent Le Carré adaptations from The Ink Factory.

The new adaptation, given the go-ahead by Amazon Prime and the BBC, will be set in the present day and will follow Pine facing new challenges after the finale of season one saw arms dealer Richard Roper – played by Laurie – driven away in the back of a van by displeased arms buyers.

Laurie, Hiddelston and Olivia Colman all won Golden Globes for their performances in the series, which also featured Elizabeth Debicki and Tom Hollander.

‘Landmark moment’

Le Carré‘s sons said season one proved “a landmark moment for the golden era of television – uniting on-screen and behind-the-camera talent at the top of their game – and an audience reception which was beyond our wildest imagining”.

They added: “Revisiting the story of Pine also means going beyond the events of John le Carré’s original work: that is a decision we have not taken lightly, but his compelling characters and the vision David [Farr] has for their next chapter were irresistible.”

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Nalongo Catherine Zawedde Muwanga, the wife of Uganda’s former Vice President and Prime Minister, Paulo Muwanga, has died. The details surrounding her death have not been made public.

Paulo Muwanga, a significant figure in Ugandan politics, served briefly as the de facto president of Uganda and later as its Prime Minister. He was known for his crucial role during a turbulent period in Uganda’s history, particularly around the time of the 1980 elections, which eventually led to the government under President Milton Obote.

Nalongo Zawedde Muwanga was celebrated for her support and resilience during her husband’s political career, often providing a stabilizing presence behind the scenes. Her legacy includes not only her political and social contributions to Uganda but also her role in nurturing future generations.

The couple’s family extends into the international spotlight with their granddaughter, Zawe Ashton, who is a well-known British actress. Ashton, recognized for her roles in various British television series and films, has often spoken about the influence of her grandparents on her life and career.

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Condolences to Zawe and Tom, and the Ashton and extended Muwanga families.

#zawe ashton

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but there are some annoying people who will remember the last time Tom was there with TS. - it doesn’t help she seems determined to recreate her life in 2016 down to the minutest detail so Tom is more top of mind for the cultists than usual. I do hope someday soon hash can go to the met gala without the surrounding bs because they would KILL it. I guarantee that Zawe would actually dress according to the theme and I love when guests do that.

She absolutely would.

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I prefer Tom working in TNM and attending the fans in Osaka, than he in the MET. I have no doubt he and Zawe would be stunning, but there are some annoying people who will remember the last time Tom was there with TS.

Of course.

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Have y''all forgotten that Tom will be in Japan for three days from 3 - 5 of May next month. The ask from you got about he being a EP that he has to stay in London for preparing The Night Manager. In y'all excitement of him filming The Night Manager in coming days he saying preventing him going to the Met Gala is the Met Gala is very next day after the final day of Osaka Comic Con and he wont get to Met Gala on time flying from Japan to US

Oh, that's right. I'd completely forgotten about that, tbh.

Sorry, I'm more excited about him filming The Night Manager.

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I was not here for the filming of the first season of TNM so thanks for sharing those posts! Such a treat! Hopefully someone on the cast crew will be active on social media. I doubt it will be Tom😞

There was more from Devon.

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Congratulations for making it through 2018 and still being here!! - you and vivi got me through! When I first got into it, I thought he may have retired or something. 🤣 But then I got to see him in Betrayal in London which was the ultimate treat!

Oh, excellent!!!

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Maybe NYT will post the full version of the Times Talk again

Ooh, that would be fantastic!

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The day these pictures hit...

#TomHiddleston filming #TheNightManager in Mallorca. Via: torrilla

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The Night Manager set in Mallorca, Spain

Source: http://ultimanora.es/noticias

the-night-manager-fans, graymindlove, insanely-smart, zorped tag on.

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Tom Hiddleston filming The Night Manager in Mallorca, Spain

Source: Twitter