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Brooklyn Decker is 5 feet 9 inches (175.3 cm) tall and wears a shoe size 9 (US). The American actress, recognized for her roles in movies like “Just Go With It” and “Battleship,” towers over many of her counterparts in the industry.

Brooklyn Decker, standing 5ft 9 (175.3 cm), edges out June Diane Raphael, who measures 5ft 8 ½ (174 cm), as they pose together, showcasing their close height difference (Credit: Kathy Hutchins / Shutterstock)

Brooklyn Decker on Towering Over Jennifer Aniston in Just Go With It

To put it in perspective, in a 2011 interview with the Sydney Morning Herald, Decker amusingly remarked on her height difference with Friends actress Jennifer Aniston, saying, “She’s [Jennifer Aniston] tiny! She’s so little, but then I’m like 5ft 9ins so I’m a giant compared to most people, but she’s so little and petite and the cutest thing”.

Brooklyn Decker and Jennifer Aniston starred together in the 2011 American romantic comedy film Just Go with It.

Stacy Ferguson, or Fergie from The Black Eyed Peas, stands at a poised 5 feet 2½ inches (158.8 cm), slightly below the average American woman’s height of approximately 5 feet 4 inches. She wears a shoe size 7 (US).

In addition to shoes from her shoe label, Fergie can be seen on Your Next Shoes, boosting her height with heels from footwear brands like Gio Diev, Prada, Versace, and Christian Louboutin.

Fergie rocks a Fendi multicolored logo silk jumpsuit at Fox’s 2018 Summer TCAs All-Star Party in West Hollywood, California, on August 2, 2018 (Credit: FayesVision / WENN / Brian To)

Fergie has never let her petite height of 5 feet 2½ inches (158.8 cm) hold her back. As she famously said, “Having confidence is so important, because how you see yourself is how others will see you too.”

She embodies this mindset by embracing bold fashion choices, often using high heels to exude confidence and elevate her look—literally and figuratively.

Proenza Schouler – pronounced “Pro-en-za Skoo-ler” – is a brand you’ve likely seen on your Instagram feed.

Launched in 2002, this contemporary fashion brand embodies modern luxury with its playful silhouettes and quirky designs inspired by New York’s urban jungle.

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, the designers behind the New York-based label Proenza Schouler, named the label after the maiden names of their mothers (Credit: Kristin Callahan / Ace / INSTARimages)

Proenza Schouler, founded in 2002, marked its 20th anniversary in 2022. Now is the perfect time to look at the brand and why it deserves a spot in your shoe closet.

Meet the Visionaries: The Designers Behind Proenza Schouler

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez founded Proenza Schouler as a womenswear and accessories brand.

Front side decoration display and design of Proenza Schouler luxury fashion store at Emquartier Bangkok shopping mall (Credit: Saranya Phu Akat / Shutterstock)

The brand’s name, Proenza Schouler, is a tribute to the designers’ mothers,...

Christian Louboutin’s Degrastrass pumps, featuring transparent vinyl, supple leather, and hand-placed Swarovski crystals, have become a red carpet staple for celebrities looking to add elegance and sparkle to their ensembles. These iconic heels have been seen on stars across the entertainment world, consistently stealing the spotlight.

In addition to Mila Kunis, who dazzled at the People’s Choice Awards, and Britney Spears, who stunned at the GLAAD Media Awards, other celebrities like Tatiana Maslany and Jessica Chastain have showcased the Degrastrass pumps in show-stopping looks. Not to be outdone, Adriana Lima also wowed fashion fans when she paired her Louboutins with a sultry gown at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.

In March 2024, Regina King wore Christian Louboutin’s sheer Degrastrass pumps at the 96th Academy Awards in Los Angeles. She styled them with a custom orange Atelier Versace gown featuring embellishments that added shimmer and emphasized the gown’s contours.

Nude high heels are a timeless wardrobe staple, loved for their versatility and leg-lengthening magic. Whether dressing up for a red carpet event or styling an everyday outfit, these neutral-toned shoes complement virtually any look while creating the illusion of longer, leaner legs. It’s no wonder nude heels have become a go-to choice for celebrities and fashionistas alike.

Skin-toned and transparent heels seamlessly blend with your natural leg line, creating an elongated and uninterrupted silhouette

Several famous blondes and redheads at the Hollywood Reporter Nominees’ Night chose pumps in this neutral shade for their designer outfits. Check out Naomi Watts, Jennifer Lawrence, Amy Adams, and Jessica Chastain in nude pumps below. Their shoes look pretty much alike, except for a few differences here and there.

But if you were to scrutinize each one and decide on a single pair, who do you think did the best job making her...

In 2010, Kim Kardashian broke up with NFL player Reggie Bush, whom she started dating in 2007 after meeting for the first time at the Espy Awards. Bruce Jenner introduced them.

Kim Kardashian and Reggie Bush’s First Meeting at the 2007 Espy Awards

“We met at the [2007] Espy Awards,” Kim told Access Online. “My stepdad, Bruce, and I were walking to our seats and Matt called my name. When I went over, he was sitting with Reggie…. Matt introduced me to the love of my life and we will always be grateful.”

In February 2010, it was rumored that Reggie had proposed to Kardashian at Miami restaurant Prime 112. A few days later, his team, the New Orleans Saints, went on to win the Super Bowl. Kim denied the rumors on her blog.

Kim Kardashian and Reggie Bush dated on and off between 2007 and 2010, creating many memorable moments together (Credit: Adriana M. Barraza / WENN...

Jessica Paré is known for proudly embracing the iconic gap in her teeth, which has made her smile famous.

When she first auditioned for Mad Men, it was to play the prostitute who slaps Don in the face during sex in season four. While Paré did not get the role, Mad Men creator Matt Weiner called her back for another role thanks to her tooth gap.

Jessica Paré’s unique teeth and smile contributed to her distinctive look, which helped her land the role of Megan Draper in “Mad Men” (Credit: Media Punch / INSTARimages)

In 2012, she discussed her teeth and her Mad Men audition in an interview with New York Magazine.

Weiner found himself drawn to Paré’s gap-toothed smile. Her teeth are so distinctive he even wrote a scene in which Megan recalls being told she could never be an actress because of them. Paré doesn’t understand all the fuss.

Kaley Cuoco was paid up to $1 million per episode of the hit CBS comedy The Big Bang Theory. She is one of the highest-paid actresses on television at the time, and her net worth is estimated to be around $110 million as of 2024.

The popular American television sitcom The Big Bang Theory, which broadcast 279 episodes over twelve seasons and made her a rich woman, premiered on CBS on September 24, 2007, and concluded on May 16, 2019.

Kaley Cuoco was the highest-paid actress on television for several years during her time on The Big Bang Theory (Credit: CBS)

Starring in the highest-rated television series, Kaley earned up to $24 million per season. Her salary increased throughout the show, starting at $60,000 per episode in the first season and eventually reaching $1 million in the final seasons.

Endorsements and Production Ventures

Cuoco also boosted her net worth through endorsement deals with brands like Priceline and Toyota and her production company,...

In an interview with TV Insider, Kaley Cuoco revealed that she didn’t initially get the role of Katie in “The Big Bang Theory” because she was considered too young. When the role was revisited a year later, she was called back to read for Penny.

“I didn’t get [the role of Katie] the first time around. I was too young, which I love saying because I don’t get to say that I’m too young anymore. [Laughs]. Then, a year later, I heard they were doing it again, and they brought me back in to read for Penny,” Kaley said in an interview with TV Insider.

Kaley Cuoco was 21-years-old when The Big Bang Theory first aired in 2007 (Credit: CBS)

Kaley Cuoco’s Role as Penny

Portraying Penny Hofstadter, a Cheesecake Factory employee and mostly unsuccessful actress who lives across the hall from physicists Dr. Leonard Hofstadter (Johnny Galecki) and Dr. Sheldon Cooper...

13 Reasons Why showrunner signs two-year deal with Paramount TV.

Paramount Television has closed an exclusive overall television deal with Pulitzer Prize winner Brian Yorkey.

The 13 Reasons Why showrunner and executive producer has signed a two-year deal with Paramount TV.

The overall deal gives Paramount TV exclusive rights to develop, produce and distribute all television projects from Yorkey across broadcast, cable and digital services.

The announcement comes on the heels of the recent second season renewal of Paramount TV’s series for Netflix, 13 Reasons Why, which was adapted for television by Yorkey from Jay Asher’s bestselling Ya book.

Yorkey serves as executive producer alongside Tom McCarthy, Selena Gomez, Joy Gorman, Kristel Laiblin, Mandy Teefey, Steve Golin and Michael Sugar.

“From Next to Normal’to 13 Reasons Why, Brian has the innate ability to create both heart-warming and heart-breaking moments that fully immerse the audience and leave an indelible impact,” Amy Powell, president of Paramount...

The two accountants in charge of handing out the envelopes at the 2017 Academy Awards “froze” when La La Land was mistakenly announced as the Best Picture winner over Moonlight, this according to the show’s stage manager.

Gary Natoli spoke to The Wrap about what occurred backstage as the events unfolded, saying Brian Cullinan and Martha Ruiz, accountants with PricewaterhouseCoopers who handled the Oscars balloting, didn’t react fast enough when the mistake was made.

“I’m sure they’re very lovely people, but they just didn’t have the disposition for this,” Natoli said. “You need somebody who’s...

Home audiences will cheer for Disney’s Queen of Katwe, which has earned widespread critical acclaim. Based on the vibrant true story of a young girl (Madina Nalwanga) from the streets of Uganda whose world changes when she is introduced to the game of chess, and, as a result of the support she receives from her family and community, is instilled with the confidence and determination she needs to pursue her dream of becoming an international chess champion. It is a remarkable story of perseverance against all odds that will leave viewers feeling humbled and inspired. According to director Mira Nair, “The triumph of the human spirit is not to weep for what we don’t have but to focus on what we do have and allow that to take us to a place we never imagined possible.” Disney’s heartwarming and triumphant tale arrives home on Digital HD on Jan.

Ten years ago, Sterling K. Brown and Brian Tyree Henry met while working on the Tarell Alvin McCraney play “Wig Out” at the Sundance Theater Lab.

Both actors were playing drag queens, and one day, Henry – who was sporting a thick beard at the time – asked Brown to help shave his face.

“He did it,” Henry recalled. “He went and got clippers, and we’ve been best friends ever since. Once you shave a guy’s face, man, you’re best friends after that.”

Cut to 2016, and after years paying dues on stage and in small roles, Brown and Henry both coincidentally had the breakthrough year of their careers.

Brown, of course, won an Emmy portraying Christopher Darden on FX’s “The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story,” and now stars in the fall’s new hit NBC series “This Is Us.” (He also just landed a role in “Marvel’s Black Panther.

Titan Comics have announced that New York Times best-selling writer Brian Wood (Dmz, Briggs Land, Northlanders) will helm their brand-new Robotech comic series – based on the legendary 80s animation by Harmony Gold – which is set to launch in 2017.

First airing in the USA in 1985, Robotech was the gateway to anime for many fans – capturing their imagination with its epic generational storyline involving war, romance, and, of course, the transforming Veritech fighters that defend the Earth against extra-terrestrial attacks. The original 85-episode series delved into humanity’s struggle against a series of alien invasions, from the gigantic Zentraedi to the mysterious Invid, battling for control of advanced alien technology that crash-landed on Earth.

Said Robotech’s Tommy Yune:

We are excited to have the opportunity to work with Brian to expand the Robotech universe. His bold approach to storytelling is thoughtful and will be full of surprises for fans.

As...

If you are a fan of the classic 1980s anime series Robotech, I've got some great news for you! Titan Comics has partnered up with Harmony Gold to revive Robotech as a comic book, and they've brought on writer Brian Wood (Briggs Land, Dmz) to develop it.

Harmony Gold president of animation Tommy Yune said in a statement:

"We are excited to have the opportunity to work with Brian to expand the Robotech universe. His bold approach to storytelling is thoughtful and will be full of surprises for fans."

There's no artist attached yet, but the comic publisher did release the retro-style cover art above created by Jason and John Waltrip, who previously worked on Robotech II: The Sentinels, Robotech Genesis: The Legend of Zor, and Robotech: Prelude to the Shadow Chronicles.

Created by re-editing three different anime series, “Robotech” originally aired in syndication in the United States in...

Welcome to the world, baby Wrigley!

Miss America 2009 Katie Stam-Irk named her newborn son after the iconic Chicago baseball stadium when the Cubs won the World Series on November 2.

“It just fits him perfectly” Stam-Irk tells People. “We’ve been huge fans for a long time.”

Stam-Irk says her son’s name was actually determined by a bet she placed with her husband, Brian Irk, months ago, during her first trimester of pregnancy.

“We were on a family walk and I said, ‘You’ve been a die-hard Cubs fan your whole life, and boy do I have the bet of a lifetime for you!

Last Friday night, Daily Dead had the distinct pleasure of attending the 40th anniversary screening of Brian De Palma’s Carrie, presented by Scream Factory, weSPARK, and The Theatre at Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. The event was packed with eager fans of De Palma’s Stephen King adaptation, and there was a great Q&A after the screening hosted by Bryan Fuller, who moderated an engaging discussion between Carrie co-stars Piper Laurie, Nancy Allen, P.J. Soles, Doug Cox, Noelle North, and editor Paul Hirsch, who also collaborated with De Palma throughout his career on films including Phantom of the Paradise, The Fury, Sisters, Obsession, Blow Out, Raising Cain, and the original Mission: Impossible.

Prior to the screening, this writer had the opportunity to speak briefly with Allen—who also serves as the executive director of weSPARK—about reuniting with her Carrie family for such a truly special occasion.

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The co-star of Nerve on his new film, auditioning for 21 Jump Street, Bowfinger, Jason Statham and people shouting Nancy Drew...

Nerve sees Dave Franco, a man who’s built up plaudits for supporting roles in the likes of 21 Jump Street, Now You See Me and Bad Neighbours, jump above the title. Directed by Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman (Catfish), the film lands in UK cinemas this weekend, and ahead of that, Franco headed to Britain. We caught up with him in London, and here’s what happened…

I’m a bit perturbed. Coming into the interview, I read around a bit to see what everyone else has been asking you, to try and make sure I don’t ask you all the same questions you’ve been asked before…

I like that!

Well, I’ll still ask you them, I wouldn’t get carried away.

Of course.

Major family struggles are on the horizon again for My Giant Life's Haleigh Hampton. Her dad, Tay, was never on board with Haleigh's, 24, decision to marry husband Brian Carvalho, 32, arguing that she was too young and they didn't know each other for long enough. And Tay is disagreeing again with the idea of Haleigh moving with Brian to Tennessee for a new job. Haleigh and Brian tell her parents about his job offer in this exclusive clip from Tuesday's episode of My Giant Life. "I don't want to upset anybody, I don't want to alienate anybody," Brian says. "I...

Major family struggles are on the horizon again for My Giant Life's Haleigh Hampton. Her dad, Tay, was never on board with Haleigh's, 24, decision to marry husband Brian Carvalho, 32, arguing that she was too young and they didn't know each other for long enough. And Tay is disagreeing again with the idea of Haleigh moving with Brian to Tennessee for a new job. Haleigh and Brian tell her parents about his job offer in this exclusive clip from Tuesday's episode of My Giant Life. "I don't want to upset anybody, I don't want to alienate anybody," Brian says. "I...

Brian Dunkleman is in the middle of one of the nastiest custody fights in Hollywood ... with each firing various claims including physical abuse, alcohol addiction and child stealing. Dunkleman says his wife, Kalea, is an alcoholic who is so out of control she poses a danger to himself and their 3-year-old son, Jackson. He says she has drunkenly punched him in the face and is now involved with a cartel drug dealer she met in rehab.

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42, The Power Of Three, Dinosaurs On A Spaceship and more - the Doctor Who work to date of the show's next showrunner...

Who is Chris Chibnall? You might know him as the creator of Born & Bred, Law & Order: UK and Broadchurch amongst others, but as readers of this site, it's more likely that you know his scripts from Doctor Who and his tenure as head writer of Torchwood. On Friday, the BBC announced that Steven Moffat will be stepping down as the showrunner of Who after next year's tenth series (since its revival), to be replaced by Chibnall in 2018.

Over the weekend alone, there has already been a lot written and said in speculation about what the new show-runner, Doctor Who's third since Russell T. Davies combined the roles of head writer and executive producer when he revived the series in 2005. I, for one, welcome our...

Recently, CBS released the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Limitless" episode 10 of season 1. The episode is entitled, "Arm-ageddon," and it turns out that we're going to see some very interesting stuff go down as an old friend of Brian's, asks him to help prove someone has hacked into his fake arm, and more. In the new, 10th episode press release: When Boyle's Former Military Buddy Is Charged With Murder, He Asks Brian To Help Prove His Friend's Prosthetic Arm Was Hacked To Commit The Crime, On "Limitless," Tuesday, Nov. 24. Press release number 2: When Boyle's former military buddy is accused of murder and blames it on the loss of control of his prosthetic arm, Boyle is going to ask Brian to help determine if the artificial limb was hacked. Also, Brian's father will demand he stop working for the FBI. The episode was written by Dennis Saavedra Saldua,...

One episode was provided prior to broadcast.

Coming from someone who has only seen the big screen version of Limitless in random pieces on basic cable, CBS’s new-crime-procedural-with-a-different-wallpaper is shockingly deft in doing what it sets out to accomplish. There’s a surprising amount of sweetness thanks to a core relationship between loner Brian and his sickly father, and the show as a whole works overtime in catching up anyone who may never have heard of the Bradley Cooper-starring film. All the same, it will hardly change the opinions of those who visibly revolt against those acronym-heavy procedurals that CBS trots out each year, but given the opportunity, there’s decent a chance you’ll get lost in this world along with Brian.

Taking place in-real-time, four years after the events of the 2011 movie, the new Limitless catches us up with the action courtesy of Brian Finch (Jake McDorman,...

If you’re a glass-half-empty type, then Brian Finch, the protagonist of CBS’ new drama series Limitless, comes out of Tuesday night’s pilot episode having endured some seriously awful stuff.

Forced to crawl on his belly through New York City subway-system skank. Gobsmacked by the murder of an old pal with whom he just reconnected. Possibly addicted to a new and incredibly potent drug. Perhaps worst of all? Finished with a temp job that was supposed to last two weeks — but only took two hours.

RelatedFall TV Predictions: First Cancellation, Mer’s New Grey’s Love, a Once Return,...

There is an element of subversive genius to calling a song "The Freshmen." Especially a song with an aching melody, crystalline '90s production, and a big "yeah yeah yeah" sing-along. For people of a certain age, it's hard to hear the word freshman without thinking of the song.  Brian Vander Ark, lead singer and songwriter of the Verve Pipe, knows how you feel. He's sung "The Freshmen" thousands of times, and has spent a fair share of time reflecting on his own creation. Now that he's 18 years removed from the song being everywhere, he's come to terms with the fact that having a hit song is more blessing than curse. Check out his Twitter bio if you need proof.  We hung a bare lightbulb in a tiny room at Karaoke Cave and invited Brian to sing "The Freshmen" along with a room full of friends. Vander Ark also opens...

The broadcast networks have more than 20 shows debuting this fall, including a soaring Supergirl, reborn Heroes, reanimated Muppets and sexy Scream Queens. To help you prep, TVLine is offering First Impressions of the not-for-review pilots.

Next up on our list….

Photos Fall TV Preview: Your Guide to What’s New!

The Show | CBS’ Limitless (Tuesdays at 10/9c, premiering Sept. 22)

The Competition | NBC’s Best Time Ever With Neil Patrick Harris (new)/Chicago Fire and ABC’s Wicked City (new)

The Cast | Jake McDorman (Shameless), Jennifer Carpenter (Dexter), Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (Grimm) and Hill Harper (CSI: NY)

The Set-up | In this...

We're just days away from finding out who will be the Big Brother: Timebomb champion, and it's shaping up to be one of the most open-ended finals in a long time.

We at DS have our own opinions on Chloe, Cristian, Danny, Jack, Joel and Nick - so we've decided to rank them from worst to best. Feel free to share your own order in the comments at the bottom.

6. Danny Wisker

One of the longest-running debates of the series is whether or not Danny is actually as nice as he appears to be. In a recent task, the public said 'yes' but we remain far from convinced.

At the very least, we think he's a game player - becoming the alpha male in the house backed by a handy group of followers. To give him credit, he's played the game very well, making the final and barely breaking a sweat.

Sound has been an essential part of filmmaking for nearly ninety years, yet is the art and the craft of sound mixing and sound editing is not especially appreciated by modern cinephiles, including this writer. But the recent release of Bill Pohland’s double-sided Brian Wilson biopic Love & Mercy caused me to stand to stand up and take notice of the film’s truly exception sonic wizardry, which uplifts the film, enhancing the story and giving a voice to the characters’ souls, which too often are unable to speak for themselves.

The most obvious use of sound in a movie about the life of Beach Boys songwriter Brian Wilson, the musical genius behind countless hits and the milestone album Pet Sounds, is obviously going to be in the music, and Love & Mercy does not disappoint there. The film begins with credits set to the pleasing tones of mid-‘60s Beach Boys pop-rock,...

Brian Karlovsky has been appointed If Magazine editor.

He takes over from Emily Blatchford, who, after leading the magazine for close to three years, has decided to pursue new opportunities in the digital journalism space.

Karlovsky has worked in journalism for over eight years, starting off as a cadet for News Corp. He has since covered politics, crime, business, entertainment, technology, sport and everything else in between, with his most recent role being Senior Journalist at Idg Communications.

.I am delighted to take up the If editorship and look forward to immersing myself in the industry,. he says. .The industry is going through some big changes in the way that content is being created, produced and consumed. I hope to help screen content professionals navigate this transformational period with incisive, compelling content and the news the matters. I look forward to meeting everyone...

.It is my great pleasure to welcome Brian to the If family,...

We're now more than 50 days into this series of Big Brother. In those seven or so weeks, my opinions of the housemates have changed so much - and none have changed more than my views on Harry Amelia Martin.

I really disliked her initially, but she's won me over and she's probably my favourite at this point. Now that we're approaching the finishing straight of the competition, I honestly wouldn't mind seeing her crowned champion.

However, there are two things to keep in perspective. Firstly, there haven't been many standout characters in the house, and if you're rather neutral about Marc vs Danny, your options are even more limited. So it's probably more by default that I'm rooting for Harry.

Secondly, Harry has no chance of winning. I like her, but to many, she's a moody and miserable bunny boiler who has ruined Nick's time on the show. Harry could very well be evicted tonight,...

Big Brother can't get enough of former housemates this series, and this week the Hotel Bb shopping task will see a whole host of special guests popping in for a (probably not so luxury) stay. And the first person to check in was Big Brother 8's Charley Uchea, which we'll get to see on tonight's highlights.

She checked out again today after one night so we got her on the phone to find out what the experience was like - from flirting with Marc, to who should be evicted, to why there are condoms lying about all over the house...

Hi Charley! What was it like going back in the house? Was it a bit strange?

"It was definitely strange but other than that it was brilliant, to be honest. I had a wicked time."

Do you wish you'd stayed a bit longer?

"Oh yeah, of course. Don't get me wrong,...

Big Brother Timewarp housemates Helen Wood and Nikki Grahame have left the house.

The pair, who returned this year in a Timebomb twist alongside other past housemates, exited one by one after their relationship soured.

Simon Gross was evicted by the public earlier tonight (June 26).

Helen was the first of the legends to leave, and was met with a deafening chorus of boos from the crowd.

"It was more difficult than last year's house," she told Emma Willis. "It was a lot younger and I've never been around so many sensitive people!"

"(Being controversial) wasn't my intention this year, but I probably came across worse than I did before," Helen added.

When Willis mentioned her confrontation with Brian, Helen became defensive: "He took every single opportunity to say something horrible to me," she replied.

"I think Brian is a bully himself (and) he blamed me and Marc for absolutely everything.

Big Brother got seriously intense last night, as all the arguing got too much for Brian Belo and he legged it over the wall. What a contrast from the previous night's food fighting fun, eh?

Anyway, some of the housemates came out of it all quite well, and some really didn't (seriously... they really, really, really didn't). Read on for our daily verdict on who had a good day and who had a bad day...

Good Day

Danny Wisker

While we thought Brian handled himself really, really well last night, as an ex-housemate he's no longer eligible to be our Good Day winner. Instead, we plumped for Danny, who came out of last night looking really good.

Not only did he successfully calm down Brian and stop him from getting too riled up over Helen's hideous comments, but he was the only person who really took Helen to task...

Big Brother has confirmed that Brian Belo left the house by jumping over the wall last night - and now they've treated us to a sneak peek of the moment he quit.

Brian decided he'd had enough after yet another argument with Helen Wood and Marc O'Neill and climbed the wall, despite Nick Henderson's best efforts to stop him.

In case you missed the news earlier, Brian Belo has left the @bbuk House. See what happened at 10pm tonight #Bbuk

https://t.co/IDtD0oGcnS

— Channel 5 (@channel5_tv) June 24, 2015

In fact, Nick even tried to pull Brian back by the ankles, but the Big Brother 8 winner told him: "No, Nick, get off my legs please."

As Big Brother tried in vain to tell Brian to return, most of the housemates rushed out to the garden in horror at the events that were unfolding.

But our favourite bit is Joel...

Brian Belo quit the Big Brother house in style - by climbing over the wall.

Brian had enough of the compound after yet another argument with Helen Wood and Marc O'Neill during a game of "Who's most likely to..."

Tensions were high from early on in the task as Marc accused Brian and Nikki Grahame of being in the house for the money and Brian complained about Helen: "When I'm in your company, around the pair of you, my energy gets so subtracted. I cannot be myself around you. You tag team people. You work in cahoots."

As the conversation continued, Helen told Brian: "You're gonna lose it again aren't you. Look at the aggression in your face."

The housemates managed to calm down the situation and returned to the game, only for Nikki and Brian to suggest that Helen is the housemate most likely to marry for money.

Last night's (June 16) highlights saw Team Bunker interview everyone to decide the second person nominated this week. Straightforward? Anything but, as two of the legendary housemates didn't see eye-to-eye after the result was announced.

Who in the house did we find ourselves rooting for, and who didn't leave a good impression? Read on for our daily verdict on all the action.

Good Day

Brian Belo

It's worth pointing out that Brian appeared to be the first person to suggest Chloe to be nominated in the Bunker. And taking off and throwing his shoes behind him was a bit strange. But his ranting about Helen was enough to put him in Good Day.

Brian and Helen had a major argument in the fallout of Chloe being nominated, to the point where he stormed off. In the Diary Room, he showed his disgust about how Helen and Marc have acted over the past few days,...

There’s a moment toward the middle of director Bill Pohlad’s concise and intriguing look into the mind of Brian Wilson where one of the other members of the Beach Boys describes his feelings about the new songs Brian had been working on without the assistance of the rest of the band: “Even the happy songs sound sad.” This simple line doesn’t just embody the type of music that Brian Wilson was composing at this time that would ultimately lead to the critically lauded but commercially unsuccessful album Pet Sounds, but it also perfectly captures the tone of Love & Mercy – a name that stems from a song Brian Wilson wrote. At its heart, the film stands as a love letter to the creative mind that would write some of the most beautiful songs of all time, and yet there’s a deep sadness that makes the film much...

In the Aloha press notes writer/director Cameron Crowe (Almost Famous, We Bought a Zoo) says the movie is "about second chances at life." Maybe that's how Crowe sees it, but that's sort of the sickly sweet Cameron Crowe way of looking at things, which is sort of the biggest issue facing this movie. The more realistic approach to Aloha is to recognize it as a film saying, "Life is sh*tty, people are sh*tty, and if you can find any measure of happiness in this sh*tty existence hold on and don't let go." I don't say this to suggest there's anything wrong with this sentiment. In fact, I agree with it. However, in the context of this film it serves as a conflicted approach. Crowe lacquers on a sugary facade over some rather -- I don't want to say "dark" -- tough life lessons, but it takes more than constant,...

The first indication that Aloha is a project by filmmaker and music aficionado Cameron Crowe comes during the opening logos, when we hear a record player’s needle drop. The next sign is boastful voice-over from the main character, played by Bradley Cooper, speaking of his expertise as a defense contractor as we glimpse the earth from above. Nearly 20 years ago, in Jerry Maguire, Tom Cruise’s title character also spoke of his career prowess as the camera fixated on our glimmering planet.

Regardless, the most obvious give-away of the film’s writer/director comes from the rapport of the two main characters. One is Brian Gilcrest (Cooper), a man who used to be a dreamer but has turned into a bottom line cynic. The other is a headstrong idealist, Private Allison Ng (pronounced “Ing,” played by Emma Stone), whose personal goal is to bring some sun into Brian’s life,...

When Andy Lack was named chairman of NBC News in March, many assumed he would immediately get to work reinstating exiled Nightly News anchor Brian Williams. During his first stint at NBC News, Lack oversaw the transition from Tom Brokaw to Williams and has maintained a friendship with the suspended anchor. But sources tell The Hollywood Reporter that Lack has not made a decision about the Williams' fate. "He's going to be a surprisingly tough hurdle for Brian to clear," says one person familiar with Lack's thinking. "He's not going to bring him back unless, one, the facts allow;

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How To Save Us, the fourth feature film from Jason Trost, director of The Fp and All Superheroes Must Die, is getting a limited theatrical run on June 5th thanks to the efforts of Parade Deck Films. They have released a brand new poster and trailer.When Brian Everett's younger brother Sam goes missing on the island of Tasmania during the middle of a mysterious quarantine, Brian (Jason Trost) is forced to traverse across enemy lines to save his brother from an army of ghosts, by following Sam's rules of survival. But will this buy enough time for Brian to find his brother, or will they both be stuck in a hellish realm of the dead forever?I am pleased to see that the Nintendo Power Glove still has not...

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The Fast & Furious franchise has long since reached the point that it has become not only critic-proof, but analysis-proof. Those who like the films don’t need a reason anymore, they like them because they like them. The films can do anything now. They’re appeal is simply that they’re shiny.

Furious 7 is very aware of this, so when an idea for a stunt, or plot turn comes up, it just gets thrown in. No one worries about whether or not it makes sense to the story, is true to the characters, or is even remotely plausible.

The result is that when a drug lord flies a military helicopter through Los Angeles to chase our crew of heroes, launching missiles and blowing up buildings along the way, the audience isn’t supposed to think beyond the pretty explosions in order to wonder about things like how said helicopter...

Updated, 9:25 am Pt, February 6th, 2015: In a statement to the Huffington Post, Tom Brokaw said: “I have neither demanded nor suggested Brian be fired. His future is up to Brian and NBC News executives.” Previous NBC News denied reports claiming Tom Brokaw has called for his successor Brian Williams to be fired as “Nightly News” anchor. “Tom Brokaw has absolutely not called for Brian to be fired,” an NBC News insider told TheWrap Friday in response to reports that “Brokaw wants Williams’ head on a platter.” Also Read: Bill O’Reilly Thinks Brian Williams’ Iraq Lie Was Just...

Well it’s that time of year again – the one where websites across the globe churn out Top 10 list after top ten list. So why should we be any different?! Yet whilst we may be following the predictable end of year lists, I can guarantee that my list is anything but predictable, featuring films from across the globe: including the Us, Canada, Italy, Australia, New Zealand and even good old Blighty!

This year more than ever there has been film after film that knocked it out of the park for me – which is why my Top 10 list has Two sections: the Top 10 and then the pick of 35(!) more brilliant movies (I would have loved this list to be a Top 45, honestly). So what’s my criteria? Well it has to be a movie I’ve seen this year, one that was released this year, i.e. making its UK debut,...

Stars: Jason Trost, Kate Avery, Ryan Gibson, Coy Jandreau, Tallay Wickham, Michael Gupta | Written and Directed by Jason Trost

There are very few film makers working today who have the same filmic sensibilities as me, whose work resonates with me the most – be it because I can see influences in their work that inspired me or be it that they’re just as demented as me (and I mean that in a good way). In fact I can count them on one hand: The Astron-6 guys, Dustin Mills, Kaare Andrews, Pearry Teo and Jason Trost. These are the film makers whose work I will watch no matter what the subject matter, no matter the budget and no matter what the opinion on a particular film is…

It’s interesting to note that all those mentioned are relative newcomers to movie-making. In fact it has only been three years since I...

The "Django Unchained" actress who cried racism against the Lapd ... claiming they harassed and hurt her because she was just making out with making out with her white boyfriend in a car -- has some explaining to do, because we obtained pictures that seem to show A Lot more than sucking face.The pictures were taken Thursday outside the CBS lot in Studio City.  You see Daniele Watts straddling Bf Brian -- their hands steadying themselves around the sunroof.

Season Four of our favorite show about teenage monsters kicks off with a run for the border, some dungeon crawling and Stiles being a bad ass.

Previously on Teen Wolf, Beacon Hills was invaded by psycho Alphas, a murderous dark druid, a bushel of Oni, some Kitsune and Scott’s dad. Lydia became a banshee, Derek became a beta, Scott became Werewolf Jesus and Allison became dead. And of course Stiles exhausted himself by being both the hero and the villain of S3B and doing an awesome job at both. Oh, and Kate Argent came back from the dead as a Weresmurf. And Heather Hogan recapped it all and was wonderful and perfect but she’s had to step aside so now you get me.

Team Stiles Scott arrives in Mexico because someone has stolen their Derek and that is just not cool. Sure, Isaac has gone Mia, but...

Stacy Keibler made a daring fashion statement on the red carpet at Elle’s Women in Music event on Tuesday, wearing a sexy cutout dress and showing off her baby bump.

Keibler, 34, announced she was expecting her first child with husband, Jared Probe, barely one moth ago, and the expecting mother is already embracing her growing baby bump on the red carpet.

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Keibler wowed at the concert event, wearing a long Bcbg Max Azria gown that featured elaborate cutouts in the back and the side, exposing Keibler’s sides. The newlywed made sure to show off her bump, cradling her stomach while walking the red carpet.

Keibler married Probe in early March, and this will be the first child for the couple.

– Olivia Truffaut-Wong

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Len Wiseman, the man behind Underworld , Live Free or Die Hard and the Total Recall reboot, is set to direct a supernatural thriller called Black Chapter , Variety reports. Zak Penn ( Last Action Hero , The Incredible Hulk ) will provide the screenplay based on a story he formed with Wiseman. Details are few as to the specific plot of Black Chapter , but it is said to follow a FBI agent inducted into a top-secret program that trains its operatives in the use of extraordinary abilities. Skydance Productions' David Ellison and Dana Goldberg are producing with the company's Paul Schwake executive producing. Wiseman, meanwhile, will also produce through his Sketch Films with that company's David Bernardi executive producing. (Photo Credit: Brian To / WENN.com)...