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Here are the best – and worst – looks from the 2019 People's Choice Awards

Here are the best – and worst – looks from the 2019 People's Choice Awards

‘Lady and the Tramp’ live-action remake will melt your heart with that famous spaghetti scene

Tessa Thompson (voice of Lady) and Justin Theroux (voice of Tramp) lend their voices to the live-action remake of the 1955 Disney classic “Lady and the Tramp.” The actors fondly remember the iconic spaghetti scene from the original version that has been recreated for the reboot. Thompson told Yahoo Entertainment, “That scene was arguable the first time as a child that I considered romance.” One scene that isn’t featured in the live-action movie is the controversial “The Siamese Cat Song.” “This movie obviously did a big rework on that,” Theroux said. “I think an improvement … and it’s nice to see them updated in several ways.” “Lady and the Tramp” will be available on the Disney+ streaming service Nov. 12.

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Donald Trump Jr.'s appearance Sunday at a university to talk about his new book on liberals and free speech was marked by an argument between him and the audience over why he would not take questions, the Guardian newspaper reported.

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Fans are in tears over Jennifer Aniston's People's Choice Awards speech

America's sweetheart, Jennifer Aniston, received the "People's Icon" award during E!'s People's Choice Awards Sunday night, and had the most Rachel Green acceptance speech ever. Actor and comedian Adam Sandler presented his Just Go With It and Murder Mystery co-star with the award, along with the most thoughtful speech. "To Jen's fans around the world, she is beloved, but to the people who are lucky enough to know her and hang out with her, I'll give you a list about Jen. She is loyal, she is generous. She is sarcastic, funny as hell, smart as hell, strong as hell, self-deprecating, so sweet, so supportive, so beautiful, a dog lover and artist, comedian, nice to her family, nice to your family, nice to everybody. Incredible with kids, a great, great laugher, a great producer, a great problem solver, a great green-drink maker. Just a great friend with those smiling blue eyes and for sure my wife's favorite human on the planet. She really is just an amazing girl. She's so awesome. She's exactly the way you think she is, everybody. And I love her. I truly love this girl and I love just being friends with her, and I love making movies with her," shared Sandler.  Aniston took the stage with so many nice words for Sandler in return. "When did you get so mushy?" Aniston asked Sandler. "Oh my god, I love this man with all of my heart," said Aniston. She added, "This is one of the kindest human beings you'll ever meet, besides him being one of the most talented, and generous, and just stunning, everything. I mean, this isn't your icon award so I can't go too on and on."  Aniston then acknowledged her award and joked, "The people's choice, this has always been special to me, you know, because as actors, we don't do this for the critics or for, you know, each other, or to make our families proud. You know, we do this for the money." Aniston was, of course, kidding. The actress properly thanked the people, saying, "None of us could do what we do if it were not for all of you. And you have all been so good to me over the years." Aniston then attributed her career to the iconic television show that launched it, Friends. "If I have any claim to this word 'icon,' it's only because I was able to be on an iconic show, with an iconic cast, and an iconic haircut. 'Friends' was truly, it was the gift of a lifetime and I would not be standing up here without that amazing show, without those amazing five other actors and with an audience who stuck with us for a decade," said Aniston. Fans were in tears over Aniston's hilarious speech, like this person who tweeted: "Of course I cried during Jennifer Aniston’s #PCAs People’s Icon award. A LEGIT QUEEN." Another person wrote: "Jennifer Aniston is perfect. She is an icon. I have teared up watching the People’s Choice Awards and that is how I will end my weekend." Congratulations to your "People's Icon" award, Jen! BRB while we go binge the entire series of Friends now.

Fashion designer fights through awkward teleprompter moment

During the People’s Choice Awards on Sunday, designer Jeremy Scott was selected to present Gwen Stefani with the Fashion Icon Award. And while he’s great at making people look fabulous, he’s not so good at reading teleprompters. Scott, who is the creative director of Moschino fashion brand, is a long time friend of Stefani. He designs everything from dresses to handbags, but many people know him because of his whimsical shoe designs. The presentation started off well for Scott but then he seemed to lose his place in the teleprompter. After repeating a line in the prompter he said, “Sorry, I’ve never read a monitor before.” Scott took the flub in stride and joked with the audience. “You have to understand this is not my normal domain,” said Scott. “And it needs to be a bit bigger because I can't see it that far.” Scott continued the presentation, slowly but surely, and when Stefani came up on stage she gave a very enthusiastic hug.

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Emilia Clarke wants to play Bond

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Diplomats Discuss Brexit ‘Flextension’ This Morning

Oct.28 -- They’re calling it a “flextension.” European Union diplomats are meeting this morning and are likely to agree to delay Brexit until Jan. 31, but with the option for the U.K. to leave at the end of November or December if both sides ratify the divorce deal in time. Later, in Westminster, lawmakers vote on Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s bid for an early general election in December, but with Labour against it, Johnson looks likely to fall short of the two-thirds majority he needs. Bloomberg’s Maria Tadeo and Anna Edwards report on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe.”

Drama, Delay and Anticlimax in Westminster: Brexit Highlights

Oct.20 -- In a day of high tension in Westminster on Saturday, U.K. lawmakers voted by 322 to 306 to force the government to seek another Brexit extension. Here are highlights of speeches by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, former Premier Theresa May, Democratic Unionist Party lawmaker Sammy Wilson and independent Member of Parliament Oliver Letwin.

Reaching a Brexit Agreement Is Possible This Week, Barnier Says

Oct.15 -- European Union Chief Brexit Negotiator Michel Barnier said a Brexit deal is possible this week but talks remain tough. “Even if an agreement will be difficult -- more and more difficult to be frank -- it will still be possible this week,” Barnier told reporters in Luxembourg.

Joe Biden Calls for Trump's Impeachment

Oct.09 -- Former Vice President Joe Biden called for President Donald Trump to be impeached for the first time. Biden spoke to supporters at an event in Rochester, New Hampshire.

Brexit Deal Is a Gangplank to Nowhere, Says Liberal Democrat Umunna

Oct.18 -- Liberal Democrat MP Chuka Umunna discusses how he’s looking at the Brexit deal, the vote on Saturday, what the deal means for investors and his chances in a future election. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: European Open.”

Does Johnson's Brexit Deal Depend on Confirmatory People's Vote?

Oct.21 -- Matthew Goodwin, professor of politics at the University of Kent and associate fellow at Chatham House, discusses Boris Johnson's Brexit deal and the possibility of a second referendum. Chris Curtis, political research manager at YouGov, and Therese Raphael, Bloomberg Opinion columnist, also spoke Oct. 20 on a special edition of "Bloomberg Markets."

Man Makes Vegan Meal His Own Way

Occurred on January 7, 2019 / Manchester, UK Info from Licensor: "Gregg's the bakers United Kingdom launched a new Vegan sausage roll. This is how to make that sausage roll edible."

Strictly's Most Shocking Exits

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Halle Berry, 53, shows off rock-hard abs on Instagram

Halle Berry is making us all look bad. The 53-year-old actress took to Instagram to show off her rock-hard abs. The former "Bond" girl highlighted her achievement with an inspirational message to fans, saying, "There’s no better feeling than setting a goal and smashing it."

Red Carpet at the People's Choice Awards 2019

Red Carpet at the People's Choice Awards 2019. Cole Sprouse. Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton. Storm Reid. Joey King. Sarah Hyland. KJ Apa. Brittany Snow. Kelsea Ballerini. Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph. David Dobrik. D'Arcy Carden. Jeannie Mai. Jimmy Fallon. Lisa Rinna. Anne Winters. Tamera Mowry-Housley. Loni Love. Jeannie Mai, Loni Love Tamera Mowry-Housley and Adrienne Houghton. Kyle Richards. Katherine McNamara . Tom Sandoval. Scheana Shay. Jax Taylor