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Hollywood stars Tom Cruise, 60, and Dame Joan Collins, 89, will be among the celebrities attending King Charles III's coronation concert in Windsor on May 7. (74) celebrate. This is reported by "bbc.com". British adventurer Bear Grylls, 48, and Sir Tom Jones, 82, will join them with pre-recorded skits to celebrate the coronation of King and Queen Camilla, 75.

The concert on Sunday 7th May will take place in the grounds of Windsor Castle in front of a crowd of 20,000 and will also be televised and radio broadcast. Other celebs are also said to be appearing then, appearing in pre-recorded clips to reveal untold facts about the monarch. Among other things, "Strictly Come Dancing" professional Oti Mabuse (32) should take part.

Famous bear is also included
According to the BBC, Pooh the Bear will also be part of the party. This one could take the appearance of another famous bear as a model. Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022), who died in September, was seen with Paddington for her platinum anniversary celebrations in June 2022. For this, the monarch had shot a comedy sketch with the famous character.

It has previously been confirmed that Take That, Andrea Bocelli (64), Katy Perry (38) and Lionel Richie (73) will be present at the coronation concert. Paloma Faith (41), Olly Murs (38), Steve Winwood (74), Nicole Scherzinger (44) and Chinese pianist Lang Lang (40) are also said to be part of the line-up.

The coronation ceremony itself will take place the day before the concert, on May 6th, at London's Westminster Abbey. Around 2,000 invited guests will be in the church on site. According to media reports, the Swedish King Carl Gustaf (76) and his daughter, Crown Princess Victoria (45), as well as King Felipe of Spain (55) and Queen Letizia (50) are traveling to the celebrations.

James Gunn (56) has been a screenwriter and director for almost 30 years. Among other things, he was responsible for the "Guardians of the Galaxy" films from Marvel. In the meantime, however, Gunn's main focus is on the characters of the competitor DC - including at the premiere of the third part of the series, "Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 3", which will be released in German cinemas on May 3rd. Alongside Peter Safran (57), Gunn has not only been co-boss at DC Studios since the end of 2022, but also directs "Superman: Legacy". No wonder he was asked to answer a few questions from the journalists present.

For the role of Superman, the director is looking for a leading actor who should have very special qualities, as he tells the industry magazine "Variety". "The next Superman has to be someone who has all of Superman's humanity but is still an alien," says Gunn. "It also has to be someone who has the kindness and compassion of Superman - and someone you want to give a hug to."

There are definitely not two actors
No actor has been found yet, but they already have "some really great choices". Gunn does not reveal names. At least two well-known actors shouldn't get their hopes up for the role.

"Guardians" star Chris Pratt (43) would only be an option if he were "a few years younger", the director jokes. Ex-Superman Henry Cavill (39) will not return either. Cavill confirmed last December that he would not be reprising the role. He first embodied the popular superhero in 2013's "Man of Steel". Will Poulter (30), to be seen as Adam Warlock in the latest "Guardians", is probably not on the shortlist either. The actor explains that he has neither thought about nor auditioned for the Superman role.

Is this "Guardians" actress included?
However, like Gunn, one actress could switch camps: Pom Klementieff (36), who plays Mantis in the "Guardians" films. She confirmed that there had already been talks about a DC role and that plans were already being made. Nothing has been confirmed yet and the Frenchwoman did not want to reveal which character she could represent. All she said was that the character was "fucking cool".

Superman: Legacy is currently scheduled to hit theaters on July 11, 2025.

"Fast & Furious 10", the big prelude to the two-part finale of the "Fast & Furious" film series, will be released in German cinemas in just a few weeks. Superstar Vin Diesel (55) has now revealed at the US cinema fair CinemaCon how long fans of the PS franchise will have to wait for "Fast & Furious 11" after the theatrical release on May 17th. According to "Daily Mail", the still untitled eleventh part of the series will be released in cinemas in 2025.

Vin Diesel: 'Fast & Furious 10' is 'just the beginning'
"Fast & Furious 10 and 11" was conceived from the start as a two-part finale to the main film series that began in 2001. On the stage at the cinema fair in Las Vegas, Diesel said with reference to the upcoming theatrical release of "Fast & Furious 10": "This summer is just the beginning of 'Fast X' [...]. And after this explosive summer will I have the privilege of bringing you part two in 2025".

Old and New Faces in Fast & Furious 10
In the tenth "Fast & Furious" film, which is initially starting, viewers will see a number of new faces in addition to the well-known actors Diesel, Tyrese Gibson, Michelle Rodriguez, Jordana Brewster, Sung Kang, John Cena, Jason Statham, Charlize Theron, Nathalie Emmanuel and Helen Mirren can experience. Jason "Aquaman" Momoa (43), Oscar winner Brie Larson (33) and screen legend Rita Moreno (91) join the cast. "Fast & Furious 10 and 11" are directed by Louis Leterrier (49).

Marina Hoermanseder (born 1986) announced with pictures of her daughter Lotti (2) that she is pregnant again and is expecting another child. Laughing, the little one holds ultrasound images in the camera next to a dog in two photos published on Instagram.

In the attached comment, the Austrian fashion designer makes it clear once again that she and her partner Paul are expecting offspring. "Lotti will be a big sister," writes Hoermanseder in English. With an "I love you", the native of Vienna also addresses a small declaration of love to her partner.

"Best news! Best family!"
Numerous followers, including some celebrities, are happy in the comments for the small family. "How wonderful!!! The best news! The most beautiful family," enthuses the singer and actress Jasmin Wagner (43), also known as the little flower. Cheyenne Ochsenknecht (22) has several emojis with heart eyes, the designer Dawid Tomaszewski (42) jokes to Hoermanseder's partner that his own football team is in the works.

"If you had asked me ten years ago, I would probably have three children by now. But in life everything always turns out a little differently than planned," the designer revealed to the news agency spot on news in June 2020. The first baby was "not actively planned at the time, but [we] knew we wanted one - it was perfect timing for it to happen so quickly".

In December, a few weeks after the birth, Hoermanseder proudly told spot on news: "Our little one was born at 56cm and 4,120g, so quite a bit of work - but thanks to our great maternity hospital and great midwife, I had a very nice one Birth." Paul is "a great father and above all a pot of gold" by her side.

Unusual new job for Brian Cox (76) after the end of his successful series "Succession". According to media reports, the actor is involved in a game show from the James Bond universe. Amazon Prime Video recently gave the format "007's Road to a Million" the green light. In it, teams of two compete at original locations from Bond films for the main prize of one million British pounds (about 1.12 million euros).

What role is slated for an acting heavyweight like Brian Cox on this show? The Scot is said to embody a character called "The Controller". He is described as a kind of gray eminence who "lurks in the shadows, watching and controlling everything".

Brian Cox as "Villain and Tormentor"
"I enjoyed my role as a villain and tormentor, with license to bully the hopeful contestants," Cox is quoted as saying. During filming, which appears to be complete, he traveled to Bond locations in Scotland, Venice and Jamaica.

The Bond producers Barbara Broccoli (61) and Michael G. Wilson (80) are behind "007's Road to a Million". The show is intended to show how normal candidates would fare in an agent setting. It is a "true test of intelligence, endurance and heroism".

Brian Cox: Late fame with 'Success'
Brian Cox played dubious and charismatic string pullers again and again in his long career. In 1986 he was the first actor to play the cannibal Hannibal Lecter in "Manhunter - Red Dragon" - five years before Anthony Hopkins (85).

In recent years, Brian Cox has found late fame with mainstream audiences. In the acclaimed series "Succession" he has been the head of a multi-billion dollar media group since 2018, who has to clarify his successor. Cox won a Golden Globe for the role. The fourth and final season has been running since March 2023.