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March 02, 2021 - 15:50 GMT Hanna Fillingham Goldie Hawn's son Oliver Hudson looked unrecognisable in a new selfie posted on Instagram that was shared to mark his wife Erinn Bartlett's birthday Oliver Hudson is renowned for his sense of humour and didn't disappoint over the weekend in his latest Instagram post. Goldie Hawn 's son posted a throwback selfie of himself with wife Erinn Bartlett to mark her birthday, and looked almost unrecognisable with curly hair styled in a middle parting. MORE: Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell caught kissing in loved-up backstage photo What's more, the actor left fans slightly confused after tagging someone entirely different from his wife in the post – Gwyneth Paltrow ! Loading the player... VIDEO: Meet Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell's family The father-of-three wrote: "Happy birthday my beautiful wife! 20 years we’ve been on this journey and I’m not sure who I’d be without you. SEE: Kate Hudson's home is practically identical to mother Goldie Hawn's MORE: Goldie Hawn reacts in shock to Oliver Hudson's 'crying' video "No one understands me better than you. I lean on you more that you know and feel so crazy lucky you chose me to be your man! Happy bday poop! @gwynethpaltrow." Oliver Hudson looked almost unrecognisable in a throwback photo with wife Erinn Fans were quick to comment, with one writing: "Should have known this post would have taken a wacky turn," while another wrote: "Haha love the name tag that's not your wife." A third added: "I love you two." Oliver and his wife Erinn have been married since 2006, and share three children – Bodhi, Wilder and Rio. MORE: Goldie Hawn's son Oliver's appearance divides fans in latest post As well as celebrating his wife's birthday over the weekend, Oliver also enjoyed another special occasion with his family – the Golden Globes. Oliver and Erinn with … [Read more...] about Goldie Hawn’s son Oliver Hudson looks unrecognisable in latest selfie – and fans are confused

May 28, 2015 - 14:37 BST hellomagazine.com Stacey Solomon gave her boyfriend Steve-O the best surprise, by flying over to Los Angeles to attend a film screening for his new movie Barely Lethal Stacey Solomon gave her boyfriend Steve-O the best surprise, by flying over to Los Angeles to attend a film screening for his new movie. The former X Factor starlet and her new beau were pictured walking the red carpet on Wednesday and put on a very loved-up display. Showing off her petite figure and long legs, Stacey wore an orange off-the-shoulder top and paired it with bright pink shorts. The 25-year-old shared a sweet kiss with her boyfriend while the former Jackass star, 40, wrapped an arm around her. CLICK ON PHOTOS FOR FULL GALLERY Stacey Solomon, 25, and Steve-O, 40, first met while filming The Jump Steve-O – real name Stephen Glover – has been promoting his new film Barely Lethal , which also stars Jessica Alba, Samuel L. Jackson and Jaime King. The plot involves a teenage special ops agent faking her own death in order to enrol in high school and carry out a normal adolescence, but she soon finds that high school is more challenging than international espionage. Stacey has previously said that she and Steve-O are taking things slowly, after meeting on reality TV show The Jump last December and immediately hitting it off . VIEW GALLERY The former X Factor starlet wrote on Twitter: "I love being with my man" It seems their relationship has reached a new level, after the Dagenham-born singer decided to fly Stateside to surprise her new boyfriend. "I love being with my man @steveo! Finally got to surprise him! #InLove #La," wrote Stacey on Twitter, to which the actor replied enthusiastically, "Thank you, Honey!!!" Stacey also revealed that she has been keeping in touch with her sons Zachary, seven, and Leighton, three , while they've been … [Read more...] about Stacey Solomon and Steve O attend film premiere

Glow Nothing Shattered Season 2 Episode 7 Editor’s Rating 5 stars * * * * * « Previous Next Photo: Erica Parise/Netflix Sometimes you have to break a foot to fix a friendship. Or move a story forward. Or in this case, both. Not since the Korean Armistice Agreement has there been such an anticipated standing down as we witnessed between Debbie and Ruth in this season-best seventh episode. Things wisely picked up where the preceding half-hour left off, with Ruth writhing in pain after Debbie — tipsy and high on coke — inadvertently (we think) tore some part of her lower body into shreds. It was her foot, as it happens, and Debbie clarifies that she actually heard a pop and a tear (no snap or crackle, sadly). After untold hours in the ER, an attending doctor confirms that she suffered a clinically precise fracture and will be MIA for a couple months. The fate of Ruth’s in-ring abilities for G.L.O.W. ’s final four first-season episodes was never really a source of suspense. Zoya the Destroya’s Cold War with Liberty Belle was clearly on ice, and the world would simply have to wonder interminably whether Savanna Rose was safe in her Russian home. But Ruth’s detour to Valley General (in retrospect, Melanie was probably right preferring Cedars) creates the perfect static environment for writers Liz Flahive, Carly Mensch and Sascha Rothchild — along with director Sian Heder — to stage Ruth and Debbie’s ultimate confrontation while making room for the show’s entire ensemble to revolve around their drama. (It should be noted that former Nurse Jackie executive producers Flahive and Mensch are rather at home within a hospital’s walls.) Continuing GLOW ’s semi-regular tradition of musical numbers and montages, several lead and secondary characters take turns entertaining Ruth while she awaits X-rays, with Kimmy Gatewood and Rebekka Johnson getting yet another chance to show off their comedy-duo chops as misfits Stacey and … [Read more...] about Recap: Cast Irony

Glow Money’s in the Chase Season 1 Episode 10 Editor’s Rating 3 stars * * * Previous Next » Betty Gilpin as Debbie, Alison Brie as Ruth. Photo: Erica Parise/Netflix/Erica Parise/Netflix It wouldn’t have been that exceptional or surprising if Bash/Howard Productions’ pilot episode of GLOW culminated with a tag-team match. After all, WWF’s inaugural WrestleMania concluded with a two-on-two affair . But in the GLOW season finale, Ruth, Debbie, and Jenny have a bigger work (“work” being wrestling speak for scripted twist) in mind. Moments after Zoya and Fortune Cookie take out Edna and Ethel (via count-out, apparently?), Ruth’s Russian Destroya turns on her communist counterpart and claims GLOW’s first-ever championship crown. As the crowd boos and hisses, a homely looking housewife rises from her seat, tears off her matronly garb, and makes a beeline for the ring, conquering Zoya with a flying cross-body. She then humbly announces herself to the crowd as Liberty Belle, a “small-town girl trying to do the right thing.” However, Sam knew the best thing for business (to borrow real-life WWE COO Paul “Triple H” Levesque’s favorite phrase) was sending Welfare Queen in to upend the celebration and snatch Liberty’s title away, ensuring audiences would stay tuned for her chase to reclaim glory. It is also a clever way for Sam to sneak in his political agenda, as he snaps out of his funk just in time to recognize how GLOW can subvert norms in ways Mothers and Lovers never could. Good thing he didn’t join Sheila and Melanie outside the triplex earlier that night or he might have relapsed into depression at the very sight of lines forming to catch a midnight showing of Back to the Future . (It’s unclear why 1978’s Dawn of the Dead was also featured, as opposed to its 1985 successor, Day of the Dead .) Just when the car wash seemed degrading, the women literally paid potential moviegoers $10 a head to cross the … [Read more...] about Season-Finale Recap: Belle of the Brawl

Glow Perverts Are People, Too Season 2 Episode 5 Editor’s Rating 3 stars * * * « Previous Next Photo: Erica Parise/Netflix After a season-and-a-half of holding in her anger at Ruth for sleeping with Mark, Debbie finally loses the moral high ground by scolding Ruth for turning down network head Tom Grant’s advances and blaming her for G.L.O.W. being exiled to 2 a.m. “The one time you keep your legs shut, we all get fucked” is clever writing, but it’s also pretty damn vicious, and Ruth would be well within her rights to regard Debbie’s words as a betrayal on par with bedding your best friend’s spouse. Ruth’s harrowing encounter with her bungalow-perv boss is the second prolonged, painful, uniquely female experience we’ve watched her endure, following her first-season abortion (a scene that, not shockingly, miffed some anti-abortion pundits ). It’s also an explicit dramatization of what Harvey Weinstein’s victims have recounted, down to making us confront the complicity of passive participants — in this case Glenn. It’s a drastic tonal shit from episode four, which was poignant at points but also broadly comedic. Here, it’s hard to say what’s more horrific: the dread of knowing what Ruth didn’t, seeing it play out to patterned form, watching Ruth’s face go ashen as Debbie admonishes her for being selfish and a prude, or seeing how — even as strong, in-control Zoya — the whole incident takes her completely out of character. These moments are ultimately why Alison Brie, no stranger to playing smart-but-subjugated women from her Mad Men days, is GLOW ’s lead. And she is every bit as believable bouncing from hopefulness to humiliation in “Perverts Are People, Too” as Debbie is callous and cold during their chat at the gym. Cannily, episode writer Rachel Shukert and director Claire Scanlon offer the flip side to this thorny issue. Back at the Glowtel pool, Melanie and Rhonda take uncomplicated delight in the … [Read more...] about Recap: Patriarch Games

Glow Concerned Women of America Season 2 Episode 3 Editor’s Rating 4 stars * * * * « Previous Next » Photo: Erica Parise/Netflix There’s been plenty of TV punch lines over the years about women’s menstrual cycles syncing up, but how often do we hear about the highs and lows of their gastrointestinal comings and goings? (Okay, maybe Broad City is an exception.) In this third and, to this point, high-water mark episode of season two, GLOW goes there right out the gate. Melanie is bloated, not from cramps, but because she hasn’t pooped in an eon. But these women — who have bonded sufficiently enough to dub their shared lodging the Glowtel — aren’t about to let one of their sisters suffer in anatomical angst. (How great, by the way, that her stage name, Melrose, merely mashes up her first and surnames?) Enter Rhonda, who delivers some tummy pats and a cute little lullaby aimed at coaxing Melanie’s “poop baby” out in a flash for a big splash. Never before has real-life singer-songwriter Kate Nash, who plays Rhonda, put her pipes to such practical use. Rhonda’s not the only one looking out for her colleagues these days. Despite some initial moaning, Sam obliges Keith and visits Cherry’s Chambers and Gold trailer for a little pep talk. Turns out Cherry’s a mean stuntwoman but a terrible actress. And when the director starts pruning her lines and has the on-set stylist lather her curls with permanent relaxer, it’s more than she can bear. Sam is, naturally, as blunt as Keith is doting, and lays it on the line that a leading dramatic role ain’t her bag. A simple phone call to the network — massaged as it was with the suggestion to kill off Cherry’s character before she was even onscreen — and Cherry’s back under G.L.O.W. ’s bright lights. (Are you surprised? This is the auteur behind A Wolf Knocks Once , after all.) If only Ruth, who’s off Sam’s shit list, were fully back in Debbie’s good graces. This continues … [Read more...] about Recap: Bowel Trouble