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As Prince Harry embraced his wife after winning a charity polo match in Florida on Friday he had more than one reason to celebrate. Less than 24 hours earlier, the Sussexes unveiled two new projects for streaming giant Netflix - a 'cooking and lifestyle' show for Meghan and, most intriguingly, a series about polo hosted by Harry which, it was claimed, 'will provide viewers with unprecedented access to the world of professional polo'. A statement released by Archewell Productions - the company set up by the couple in 2020 after they quit as senior royals and signed a reported £80 million five-year deal with Netflix - declared: 'Known primarily for its aesthetic and social scene, the series will pull the curtain back on the grit and passion of the sport, capturing players and all it takes to compete at the highest level.'

Peter Crombie, a Seinfeld actor, died on Wednesday at the age of 71 after fighting an unknown illness, according to TMZ. According to his ex-wife Nadine Kijner, the Hollywood actor, who was best known for portrayeding the character of Crazy Joe Davola on the beloved sitcom, died 'quickly' due to the illness. The condition of the ailment, as well as other information regarding his death, has yet to be revealed.

Tommy Lee Jones looked befuddled when he asked co-star Jenna Ortega if they'had any scenes together' in a recent film Finestkind at the LA premiere on Tuesday. The legendary actor, 77, who stars Eldridge with 21-year-old Ortega's Mabel in the crime drama, forgot the pair had been filming together, resulting in an uncomfortable encounter on the red carpet as they posed together.

Jenna Ortega escaped a sea of flashbulbs at the premiere of her latest film Finestkind in Los Angeles on Tuesday night. The actress, 21, was co-starring Tommy Lee Jones and Lolita Davidovich on the red carpet of Beetlejuice 2's recent completion. Ortega wowed in a sheer white minidress with a modern silhouette that flattered her petite frame.

In high school, a particular actress who made her big break in Hollywood in the 1970s with an iconic horror film role looked very different. Throughout her career, the American A-lister has received an Academy Award for Best Actress as well as five other Oscar nominations. She has also received three Golden Globe Awards and a Grammy Award for Best Female Vocal Performance.

In the forthcoming court drama The Burial, Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones are standing up to a multi-million dollar company. Willie Gary, a lawyer fighting it out in the courtroom for funeral home owner Jeremiah O'Keefe, has been featured in a recent trailer for the forthcoming Prime film. (Jones, 76). The Burial is based on a true tale and follows a bankrupt funeral home owner who decides to sue a competitor businessman after a handshake deal went wrong, while hiring a flamboyant prosecutor to handle the lawsuit. The jury awarded O'Keefe, who retained Willie to represent him, $500,000.

Fans have been given a glimpse of Finestkind's upcoming new thriller. A first glimpse of the film starring Tommy Lee Jones, 76, Jenna Ortega, 20, and Toby Wallace, 28, was released on Thursday. All the actors appeared solemn as they stood alongside a rusty ladder in the haunting photograph.

In the wake of reports that a map supporting China's claims to a territory in the South China Sea, the forthcoming Barbie film has found itself in hot water after Texas Senator Ted Cruz slammed the Margot Robbie-led film for 'pushing Chinese propaganda.' It's no secret that China has had a significant influence on Hollywood for years, with many production companies and directors making significant updates to their movies and shows to please the country's very strict censorship laws. Since being deemed inappropriate, China has barred hundreds of films and shows from premiering in the region. And some that did not make it to theaters were only revealed after undergoing a sequence of changes. Barbie is accused of attempting to please the Chinese Communist Party, so FEMAIL went on and recapped all the times that Hollywood has been upgraded due to China.

It has been named one of the best television series of all time, and it has made household names out of some of the less well known stars. Succession has cemented its place in television history after blowing viewers away with the last episode. Fans of the comedy-drama for five years and four seasons were forced to say goodbye to the Roy family and the characters they looted to hate.

We've taken a look at the 20 most popular film and television sets here in MailOnline, highlighting the ones that have been cancelled after production was suspended. If any of them have turned into a tourist mecca or are sitting and decomposing in creepy abandoned shopping centers, it's safe to say that a long time ago these fantasies made dreams come true. Now, these sets give us the opportunity to pretend we are actually in the movie and somewhere else for a brief moment. Here is a rundown of movie sets that are still exist and are open to the public.

On June 16, 1965, Franklin McLeod, 55, stabbed Marlene Coleman through the neck in a fit of jealousy, which was unleashed in their shared flat in Lewisham, southeast London. Both were born in Jamaica and had been in a long-term relationship for over ten years. Ms Coleman, one of the first female train dispatchers for Eurostar, reportedly became dissatisfied with their union and wanted to end, but McLeod refused to leave.