Robert De Niro and his girlfriend Tiffany Chen shared a sweet moment as they held hands on the red carpet at the Megalopolis premiere in New York on Monday. 

The acting legend looked sharp in an all-black suit, while Tiffany, turned heads in a chic cream dress with thin black stripes. 

She completed her stylish look with knee-high black boots and a mustard-colored clutch.

Also lighting up the carpet was Game of Thrones star Nathalie Emmanuel, who dazzled in a strapless maroon gown, leading the star-studded guest list for the evening.

Inside The Ultimate IMAX Experience at AMC Lincoln Square, Robert De Niro joined acclaimed filmmakers Spike Lee and Francis Ford Coppola for a memorable night at the Megalopolis premiere. 

De Niro posed with Lee, and Coppola the mastermind behind the American epic science fiction film.

Coppola, who wrote, directed, and produced Megalopolis, led a half-hour Q&A session alongside De Niro and Lee, which was broadcast live to 65 IMAX locations. 

The star-studded cast of the film includes Nathalie Emmanuel, Adam Driver, Shia LaBeouf, Aubrey Plaza, and Dustin Hoffman.

James Middleton delighted fans on Tuesday by sharing an adorable new photo of his 11-month-old son, Inigo. 

The entrepreneur proudly posted the cover of his exclusive interview with HELLO! magazine on social media, showcasing a sweet moment with baby Inigo’s tiny hand resting among a spread of magazines.

In his heartfelt caption, he hinted at future family plans, saying, “So, more dogs, more children? Yes – the pitter-patter of two or four feet,” he smiled, adding, “But who knows which will come first?”

During his interview, Middleton discussed his recent collaboration with HELLO! at a local Dogs Trust center, where he expressed his excitement about becoming an ambassador for the organization.

In the charming photo shared by him, the paw of one of his six beloved dogs can also be spotted, likely belonging to either Mabel or Isla.

He opened up about his new book, Meet Ella: The Dog Who Saved My Life, while also touching on family matters. 

The proud father welcomed his son Inigo with his stunning wife, Alizée Thevenet, back in October, and he also shares his life with six furry companions: Zulu, Inka, Luna, Mabel, Nala, and Isla.

Dua Lipa has confidently addressed the backlash she faced regarding her dance moves after winning the prestigious Best Choreography award for her music video Houdini at the MTV Video Music Awards. 

During an appearance on The Project on Tuesday night, host Sarah Harris brought up the singer’s recent triumph, directly referencing the social media trolls who had previously criticized her dance skills.

“You’ve got a brand new album, performed on SNL, and your film clip Houdini won Best Choreography at the VMAs. That really must have felt like a big F-you to all those internet haters,” Harris remarked.

The singer responded with grace and maturity, acknowledging that while the online criticism once hurt, she has since moved past it.

“You know what, I try not to even think about that anymore because I feel like so much time has passed since then, and so much work has been done,” Dua said with a smile. 

“But it’s really a beautiful award to get, and to feel so, I guess, accomplished in a way, and confident.”

Back in 2017, a clip of Dua dancing on stage during a concert went viral, with fans humorously comparing her movements to a pencil in a “pencil sharpener.” 

Reflecting on her journey since that initial backlash early in her career, the British-Albanian singer expressed gratitude for her growth.

“It took a little while to get there, so I’m very, very happy,” she admitted. 

“For me, being able to do a whole music video, just me on my own, and having the confidence to do that, feels amazing.”

US music legend Freddie Salem has died from complications due to cancer. 

The American rock legend, who was 70 at the time of his death, first appeared on the band’s 1978 album Bring It Back Alive, which included his very own composition of I Hope You Don’t Mind.

His tragic death was announced by the late guitarist’s facebook page on Monday, September 23.

The post read, “This morning, the heavens parted for the arrival of a legend. Rock on high, Freddie Salem. Until we meet again.”

Meanwhile, his former bandmates took to their social media to express grief over Salem’s death.

They penned a heartbreaking message that read, “It’s with a heavy heart that we have to tell Outlaws fans about the passing of our former guitarist Freddie Salem. Freddie passed from complications due to cancer and will be remembered for his outgoing personality and passion for music.”

On professional front, Salem continued his musical journey, making appearances on Playin’ to Win, In the Eye of the Storm, Ghost Riders, and Los Hombres Malo during the highest point of his successful career.