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The couple are in Whistler, British Columbia, for a two-day trip from California to Invictus Games next year, the first time winter sports will be involved. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are in Whistler, British Columbia, for a two-day trip from California to Invictus Games next year, the first time winter sports will be included. And Harry, 39, couldn't avoid trying out some of the sports the disabled athletes - who have all served in the military - will compete in, with the father-of-two filming as he attempted to try sit-skiing. After being told the Duchess that he was not allowed to film Harry, a giddy Meghan is seen filming her husband's attempts with another man's phone. As she hands her phone back, the Suits actress starts laughing and says, 'oh you have to show them.' Harry joked, 'Do I have to sign a waiver before starting off his sit-skiing journey.' After a crowd serenaded the couple with a rendition of 'God Save the King.' When Meghan got into a Jeep, she waved, although Harry may have consulted with them. "He was very kind," one skier said. Despite their rift with the Windsors and an agreement with the Queen not to use their HRH names for business purposes or show off their royal links, they didn't appear at all affected by the controversy over their Sussex.com website row - and criticism of their use of the royal links.

The couple are in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada, for a two-day program to celebrate next year's winter Invictus Games, which are taking place in the area. Meghan was glaming in skinny white jeans and a jacket topped with a beige quilted jacket, while Harry was dressed down in jeans and a black Eddie Bauer anorak as he arrived for a training session with athletes preparing to take part in the 2025 games. The pair were seen bending down to speak to athletes at the games, while Harry attempted to perform one of the competitors' sit-skis while being closely followed by a camera crew.

In the pledge from the Writers Guild of America East and West, a variety of actors, including Charlamagne tha God, Amber Ruffin, Samantha Bee, Desus Nice, and The Kid Mero, were among those who pledged to seek greater representation behind television shows' scenes. "We as hosts, showrunners, executive producers, and head writers of late-night and comedy television, and we all agree that our continued vitality and relevance in our industry is contingent upon recruiting, supporting, growing, and retaining diverse talent, as well as ensuring that our on-screen and off-screen employment reflects our country's racial diversity.' Though display styles, layout, and program differ, the problems in this sector are systemic, and writers of color must be addressed at every show,'s said. We must maintain a common commitment to this profession as writers with authority and a certain code of conduct. We know and promise that we'll get to the end.'

After signing a three-year contract extension, Jimmy Kimmel is commemorating his late-night talk show's 20th anniversary. "I'm now looking forward to three years of what they refer to as "quiet quitting," Kimmel, 54, said in a tweet on Tuesday about Jimmy Kimmel Live's future. His show premiered in January 2003 and the new one guarantees he will remain with it into the 2025-26 season, giving him a wide window to make comedic hay out of politicians, who are top monologue candidates, and the 2024 presidential election.

At the Mark Twain Awards in Washington, DC, Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson were seen wearing all-black outfits, which also honoured Jon Stewart. Kardashians donned a slicked-back pony and a charcoal smoky eye for the April 24 event, courtesy of Chris Appleton and Mario Dedivanovic. Davidson matched her monochromatic vigor with an all-black suit. The award ceremony's guest list included Steve Carell, Jimmy Kimmel, Samantha Bee, Dave Chappelle, Stephen Colbert, and John Oliver. Davidson took the stage to honour the former "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" host, joking, "Who couldn't love this guy? Being friends with me was probably the most controversial activity he's ever done. This is the case. .... . Is Jon really my friend? I'm not sure if we're really friends or if this is a make-a-wish type of thing."