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In his first "Doctor Who" appearance since 2013, David Tennant is back on his "wobbly, timey stuff." On Sunday, the actor, who was previously known for his role as the tenth Doctor, returned as the 14th Doctor in the long-running BBC series. The plot began after Jodie Whittaker, the first woman to play the character, regenerated in the episode. "What?What?What?" The Time Lord, an extraterrestrial being disguised as a human, realized he'd returned to a previous human form rather than a new one, as he has for the past six decades. In the special, titled "The Power of the Doctor," instead of 10's classic brown trench coat, 14 people wears a dark-blue overcoat. Apart from that, Tennant's characters have a resemblance to one another. "I seem to be dressed in the same way as I used to be," Tennant said in an interview with BBC after the episode aired. "In the end, we've gone for something that's sort of the same but not quite different." That has echoes of the past, but it's also a bit of the future."

House Targaryen's titular house, House of Dragons, has a warning — "Fire and Blood" in the House of Lords — and the "Game of Thrones" drama lived up to those words. There were violent deaths and births, saddening tragedies, forensic backstabulations, steamy sex scenes, and swarms of dragons. The first season of The Dance of Dragons tells the story of the realm that the people will be divided and compelled to determine who their true king is: Queen Rhaenyra or Prince Aegon. So far, the show has mostly honed in on Rhaeny and her stepmother Alicent's transformation from childhood acquaintances to violent rivals, who have been torn apart by patriarchal forces. We've got you covered if you want a recap of everything that happened during the first ten episodes of the Westeros-set romance. Here's a recap of season one of "House of the Dragon."

Historical historians caution that if scenes of pomp and pageantry attract the attention of the world to Britain, it could be a lost chance to wield the monarchy's'soft power.' The Queen's state funeral attracted visitors to London and Windsor, and the Coronation may have boosted tourism in London and Windsor. The Coronation, which is set to take place next year, may be a much-needed celebration after a winter marred by the cost of living and the civil war in Ukraine, according to historian Andrew Roberts. However, King Charles is expected to favour a shorter service to honor his aspirations for a slimmed-down, modern monarchy, while still retaining some of the drama and dignity that accompanied the queen's funeral.

In Sunday night's eighth episode, HBO's House of the Dragon has skipped over another decade after a 10-year time gap. Otto Hightower (Rhys Ifans) has been ruled as the Hand of the King in the absence of the obviously ailing Viserys Targaryen, according to P. Considine's report. Princess Rhaenyra (Emma D'Arcy) and Prince Daemon (Matt Smith) seem to have had enough of the Hightowers assuming the throne when they set off to King's Landing.

"House of the Dragon" has certainly shaken up the entertainment industry and ignited a ruckus among "Game of Thrones" enthusiasts, whether it be for the intriguing storylines or the fresh-faced cast members. The series is based on George R.R.'s book "Fire & Blood," and it is a precursor to "Games of Thrones" and based on his book "Fire & Blood." Martin Smith and Olivia Cooke appear alongside other actors, including Ryan Corr. Ser Harwin Strong, aka "Beastbones," is known as Lord Lyonel Strong's eldest son and heir to the Harrenhal castle. Harwin's portrayal of him as a fiercely loyal and powerful character who shares a brief love with Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D'Arcy) has received a lot of praise from fans of the series.

After a failed attempt to rekindle their friendship in lockdown, they have split for good in October 2020. After the BFI Luminous Gala in London, executives Lily James and Matt Smith were seen leaving Chiltern Firehouse at 5 a.m. on Thursday night. The actress, 33, made a glamorous exit in the red dress she wore to the occasion, and Matt emerged in a suit shortly after.

Viewers of HBO's hit Game Of Thrones prequel series House Of The Dragon have written a new fan theory about one of the Dragon's most popular characters. In Sunday's episode six, Daemon Targaryen (played by Matt Smith) was seen smiling suggestively at a male server during a dining scene. Fans began to suspect Smith's character would be bisexual, and a leaked still from a seemingly unveiled location may have fuelled the speculations.

The second half of HBO's House of the Dragon's first season features the largest time jump to date, with a full decade passing in Episode 6 since last week's Episode 5. Two new actresses portraying Queen Alicent (Olivia Cooke, replacing Emily Carey) and Princess Rhaenyra appear in this episode, replacing Milly Alcock. After murdering his ex wife, Prince Daemon (Matt Smith) is now married to Laena Velaryon (Nanna Blondell), as shown by the trailer.

Anais Gallagher cut a stylish figure as she attended a private viewing of Hallyu! On Wednesday, the Korean Wave exhibition at London's V&A museum opened in a new exhibit. For the occasion in which she was joined by House of Dragons actress Milly Alcock, Noel Gallagher's 22, wore a chic black suit. The beauty layered the look over a floral chiffon blouse that was left marginally unbuttoned, revealing a glimpse of her toned midriff.

Fabien Frankel, the Dragon's house, has said he didn't want his sex scene with Milly Alcock to be 'gratuitous,' and that it took seven months to prepare. In the Game Of Thrones prequel, the actor, 28, portrays Ser Criston Cole, and his role evokes an intimate moment with Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen, played by Milly, 22.

Ryan Corr, 33, has made his official debut on House of the Dragon, the Game of Thrones prequel. Ser Harwin Strong, the younger brother of Larys Strong and the heir to Harrenhal, plays Ser Harwin Strong. Australian viewers are raving over the actor's resurfaced footage and photos from his time on classic Aussie shows like Blue Water High, The Sleepover Club, Underbelly, Packed to the Rafters, and Silversun.

Although many shows shed viewers on a regular basis during any typical season, HBO's House of the Dragon is anything but routine. The fifth episode of the wildly popular Game of Thrones prequel series, which was released 172 years before the original series, attracted 3% more viewers than the fourth episode (via Variety). According to television and all HBO streaming services so far, the first five episodes of the 10-episode first season are now averaging 29 million viewers per episode.

His character was recently shocked by his zealously kissing his 15-year-old niece. On Sunday, House of the Dragon actor Matt Smith dropped a low profile as he grabbed a snack in Hudson Market in New York. The actor, 39, was dressed casually in a white Ralph Lauren T-shirt and a navy jacket tied around his neck.

King Viserys Targaryen (Paddy Considine), attempts to establish a royal alliance with a royal wedding in Episode 5 of HBO's House of the Dragon, but his health continues to fail. Viserys announces his plans to marry Rhaenyra (Milcock) to Laenor Velaryon (Theo Nate), the son of Corlys Verlaryon (Steve Toussaint) and Rhaenys Targaryen (Eve Best). The trailer showed some excitement and an all-out brawl at the wedding, but King Otto Hightower (Rhys Ifans) warns Queen Alicent (Emily Carey) that if Rhaenyra takes the Iron Throne, war will ensue.

His character was recently shocked by his passionately kissing his 15-year-old niece. While stepping out in New York on Sunday, House of the Dragons actor Matt Smith kept a low profile. The actor, 39, was a casual figure donning a £115 Ralph Lauren hoodie, which he teamed with in a pair of dark jogging trousers.

Milly Alcock, the Dragon's director, has spoken out about the filming scenes for the series in a brothel, where she claims extras were in sex positions for up to 12 hours. While filming her scenes in the call house while surrounded entirely naked people for a full day, the actress, 22, who plays Rhaenyra Targaryen in the Game of Thrones spin-off, said she was 'overdressed.' 'There were extras who we hadn't seen who were like, 69-ing for 12 hours,' she told the New York Post.'

There are many jokes about Prince Harry. During a "Today" show interview on September 15, actor Matt Smith reminisced about the incredible interaction he had with the Duke of Sussex when meeting him at a polo match years ago. "He walked up to me and said, 'Grandad,'" Smith recalled, mimicking his handshake with coanchor Savannah Guthrie. Harry's remark on "The Crown" is, of course, a reference to Smith's time as young Prince Philip, aka Harry's grandfather. Though Smith could not confirm whether Harry is a regular viewer of the Netflix drama series or simply watched a few episodes back in the day, the late Queen Elizabeth II remained faithfully on. "She used to watch it on a projector on a Sunday night, so obviously not." Prince Philip "definitely didn't" watch it.

On Thursday, the actor, 39, put on a vibrant display as he stepped out for a stroll in New York City before going on NBC's The Today Show, where he revealed that Prince Harry watched his work on The Crown and even referred to him as 'grandad'.

When riding a bike on the streets of New York City on Thursday, Jared Leto cut a very relaxed figure. The 50-year-old actor's jacket and slim black trousers were matched with a white and red Gucci x Adidas jacket and slim black trousers. He accessorized with black shoes, and he pulled a ball cap with a big smiley face on it.

"House of the Dragon," HBO's prequel to "Game of Thrones," delves into the House Targaryen's turbulent past nearly 200 years ago, before Daenerys Targaryen (played by Emilia Clarke) competed for the Iron Throne. Even though the series introduces us to a whole new cast, including King Viserys Targaryen (Matt Smith), Prince Daemon Targaryen (Matt Smith), and Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen (Milly Alcock), to name a few — there's a lot of symbolism in the hair and costumes to unpack, much like the original version. Fans of "Game of Thrones" know that hair color is often a good way to tell members of the household apart. Despite the size of Westeros, a white-blonde typically indicates a Targaryen; a Lannister, not a white blond. Daenerys was known for her icy blonde and intricate half-down braided hairstyles in the original show, while Rhaegar (Wilf Scolding) had bleached and tousled waves. Despite the fact that the new show focuses on a completely different plot, the signature hairstyles are still easy to spot, with similar designs surfacing between King Viserys and Rhaegar, as well as Daenerys and Rhaenyra.

Both late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Harry watched the hit series about the British monarchy, according to Matt Smith, who portrayed Prince Phillip on Netflix's first two seasons. 'I heard the Queen had watched it, but she used to watch it on a projector on Sunday night,' Smith told the hosts of NBC's Today show.' Smith recalled that during a polo match, Harry said that he was at least a passive observer when he greeted him by calling him 'grandad.'

Prince Daemon (Matt Smith) crowned himself King of the Stepstones and the Narrow Sea after defeating The Crabfeeder himself and effectively refusing any assistance from King Viserys (Paddy Considine) in Sunday night's episode of House of the Dragon. Daemon and Corlys Velaryon (Steve Toussaint) wage war on the Crabfeeder without King Viserys' approval, but when he finally agreed to help, an outraged Daemon took the matter into his own hands and slayed the Crabfeeder himself. Daemon returns to King's Landing in Sunday night's new series entitled King of the Narrow Sea, alerting him that Corlys a.k.a. The Sea Snake - King of the Stepstones and the Narrow Sea - has been named King of the Stepstones and the Narrow Sea.

Lily James posed for a slew of sultry photos before heading to the International Film Festival in Toronto on Saturday. In the chic ensemble, the British actress, 33, looked stunning, opting for two pair of low waist wide leg trousers. Stepping out to promote her new film What's Love Got to Do With It? In the coordination two-piece, she provided a glimpse of her taut abs.

The Queen was known to be a mystery throughout her life, with royal watchers rarely getting a glimpse of Her Majesty's personal life. However, the Queen, who has died at the age of 96, was brought to life in the Netflix series The Crown (pictured), which chronicled her years of service, from her wedding to Prince Philip in 1947 to becoming the monarch at just 25, before finally finding her feet in the role as she met with hundreds of Prime Ministers, Presidents, and world leaders. It has also pointed to difficulties in the beginnings of her marriage to Prince George of Edinburgh, as well as her children's broken marriages throughout the four seasons. However, the show split on how true its portrayals were; in 2021, Prince Harry said that the program is 'loosely based on the truth,' and portrayed the feeling of being expected to place 'duty and service above family and everything else'; However, Prince Charles spoke out about his depiction on film, shocking Scottish politicians that he is 'nowhere near' his character on the program. So, how accurate was the portrayal of Her Majesty? FEMAIL reveals what was real and false in the drama, from her 73-year marriage to Prince Philip to her love of horses and promise to always place duty first.