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• Phoebe Bridgers shocks Venice with unshaved legs

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• Teri Hatcher to become the new Miranda Priestly: Desperate Housewives star takes over the runway in The Devil Wears Prada

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• Millionaire Andrew Garfield declares war on billionaires — and instantly becomes a laughing stock online

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• Donald Trump’s granddaughter gives a tour of her freshman apartment in Miami

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• Nicole Scherzinger does the splits aboard private jet at 48, wowing fans with incredible flexibility

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The actress from the British historical series "Call the Midwife," Jenny Agutter, complained about her star colleague, Tom Cruise. In an interview with the Mirror, she said that the actor has created a disturbance in the work of his Longcross studio roommates. The artist joked that the star of the action-adventure film "Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part Two" "kept messing up the filming."

"Tom Cruise keeps on ruining our filming by landing his helicopter right outside where we're shooting. She then joked that she might have to take matters into her own hands if the ruckus keeps up. “In my habit! Imagine. ‘Excuse me Tom, but look we’re trying to film. I don’t know about you, but just get your helicopter out of here quickly!" joked Agutter. The quiet drama certainly has nothing to do with the high-octane action-adventure film "Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part Two," which is scheduled to premiere in the summer of 2024.

The British historical drama, which began airing on BBC One in 2012, is set in London's East End in the late 1950s and early 1960s. It recounts the exploits of a group of midwives working at the convent of Nonnatus House.

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