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She never fails to turn heads on an outing.  And Cate Blanchett ensured all eyes would be on her as she attended a screening of her new film Rumours during the 68th BFI London Film Festival at BFI Southbank on Sunday.  The Australian actress, 55, displayed her quirky sense of style as she clashed colours while walking the red carpet. 

Cate Blanchett covered her cleavage with her hands as she stunned while arriving at the Disclaimer premiere during the 81st Venice International Film Festival on Thursday.  The actress, 55, walked the red carpet in an extreme plunging jumpsuit with a low back after joking she would be arriving 'naked' to the premiere of her new project.  The elegant one piece featured delicate strings of pearls, shoulder pads and wide leg trousers. 

Cate Blanchett looked elegant as she arrived at a photocall for Disclaimer during the 81st Venice International Film Festival, Italy on Thursday.  The actress, 55, who stars as journalist Catherine Ravenscroft in the series, wore a quirky polka dot suit for the event.  She teamed the black and white oversized blazer with a matching pair of wide leg trousers.

The American actress, 55, was spotted filming in London for the fourth instalment of the film franchise as it's announced the movie will 'play down' the focus on her weight. Throughout the years, Zellweger has changed her body to fit the character of Bridget, whose biggest fear is that she will 'die fat and alone'. However, when the third movie, Bridget Jones's Baby (right) was in production, the actress told the Telegraph

On BBC One, the Reckoning makes its highly awaited debut on Sunday at 9 p.m., with its portrayal of Jimmy Saville's heinous crimes portrayed in the dramatic film. The four-part series, produced by ITV Studios, written by Neil McKay and executive produced by Jeff Pope, will chronicle paedophile Savile's life through the decades. Bill Cotton, the BBC's former head of Light Entertainment, is played by Michael Jibson on the left. Cotton inset left: inset: Inset left. Savile, a film directed by Steve Coogan, is seen alongside his mother, Agnes Kelly, played by Gemma Jones. Savile centre, 1965, with his mother. Right: Robert Emms, who is best known for his appearances in Chernobyl and Atlantis, will play Ray Teret, who was Savile's chauffeur. Ex-Radio Caroline DJ Ray Teret (pictured) jumped on many of his victims from the Manchester club scene in the 1960s and 1970s to prey on several of his victims.

Jimmy Savile, a disgraced TV presenter, has been chastised for presenting a dramatization of real events relating to his life and crimes. The forthcoming drama series "The Reckoning" is set to premiere on televisions later this year, bringing Savile's disgusting paedophilia past to light, as well as information about how showbiz industry personalities and a few other companies and individuals shield his abusive conduct for so long.

As IVF methods improve, more families today consist of a set of 'IVF twins'. Compared to frozen embryos, 41 percent of IVF cycles are attempted today rather than fresh embryos. Kitty Dimbleby meets with families that have twins who were born years apart. Chloe and Max, Kitty Dimbleby's twins, are seen on the left. Pictured Right: Jess Morley's twins Kobi and baby Jax