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Prince Harry admitted that for years, he couldn’t deal with the death of his mother, Princess Diana. It wasn’t until he was in his 20s that Harry began to process the tragedy. Until that point, he claims he handled his grief by “sticking his head in the sand.”

Prince Harry tried not to think about his grief throughout most of his young life

In 2017, Prince Harry gave an in-depth interview to Bryony Gordon for the first episode of her podcast, Mad World reported The Telegraph. Harry claimed to have “shut down all his emotions” until he was in his 20s about Princess Diana’s death, which occurred when he was 12. It wasn’t until Harry was around the age of 28 that he began fully processing his grief.

“I can safely say that losing my mum at the age of 12, and therefore shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years,...

When you are as famous as Oprah Winfrey, everybody would want to be your friend. However, that is not necessarily true when it comes to Hollywood’s celebrity landscape. Winfrey does have friends that are innumerable, but the same is true for the people who don’t necessarily vibe with the billionaire.

Oprah Winfrey in A Wrinkle in Time || Credit: Walt Disney Pictures

While some feuds might have been buried, there are still lingering issues between the famous talk show host and some of the people that she has associated with. There are different stories as to why each particular feud started. Here are some of her feuds, plus some bonds that she hopes never break.

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David Letterman believed that his feud with Oprah started when both of them found themselves at the same restaurant while on vacation. Letterman decided to...

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s 2018 wedding was watched by millions around the world – even Ariana Grande made a joke about it at the time. It was an exciting moment for so many, who viewed them as Grace Kelly and Prince of Monaco for the new age.

However, they came with a lot of baggage and whining that simply turned people off their brand. An American royal commentator is now explaining how they lost their charm.

Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Turned Americans Off With Their Complaints

They did the Oprah tell-all, there was the Apple docuseries ‘The Me You Can’t See’ where Harry talked of being trapped and generational pain, there was the ‘Harry and Meghan’ Netflix docuseries, and if all that weren’t enough, there was the memoir ‘Spare.’

According to American writer Lee Cohen, all this and more helped to disillusion the Americans from the idea that...

When Harry and Meghan left the Royal Family in 2020, they looked ready and set to claim their place as Hollywood’s royalty, no pun intended.

But a couple of projects in, and it seems the couple have lost their way. Archewell has now been merged into Sussex.com.

Their Spotify podcast “Archetypes” was prematurely cut. And there’s very little hope that their Netflix deal will be renewed when it expires next year.

Nevertheless, the couple keep moving on, with Meghan launching her lifestyle brand American Riviera Orchard and signing a deal to produce new podcasts for the platform Lemonada.

Prince Harry And Meghan Markle – Advised To Reel It In To Keep Their Brand Alive

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle started this year by announcing a slew of happy news. One of them involved producing a second-chance romance story for Netflix.

Last month, Meghan launched her lifestyle company American Riviera Orchard.

MipDoc keynote speaker Dawn Porter is coming to Cannes to discuss not only the challenging doc marketplace, but also how to work and prosper within it.

In the last few years the doc industry has favored a handful of big-name filmmakers, like Porter, who are commissioned to make one-off films or docuseries. Over the last 12 months two of Porter’s docus were released: “Deadlocked: How America Shaped the Supreme Court” which was financed and distributed by Showtime and “The Lady Bird Diaries,” which was financed and distributed by Hulu/ABC News.

But budgets for commissioned projects, even those with well-known documentarians attached, have diminished significantly since the pandemic, due in part to corporate consolidation. The shrinking number of nonfiction distributors has hit directors of independently made docs especially hard. The major streaming services, who were spending millions to acquire indie fare five years ago, lost interest in garnering titles out of festivals.

Mattel has appointed former 20th Television, Apple TV+, Sony Television and CBS Network executive Michelle Mendelovitz as the head of the toymaker’s Television Studios division.

Mendelovitz will be tasked with overseeing the development, production and distribution of Mattel’s robust slate of episodic content on broadcast and streaming globally, reporting to Mattel’s chief franchise officer Josh Silverman.

“Mattel is a globally revered brand that I’ve always admired for its ability to empower and relate to their audience generation after generation,” she said in a statement. “Taking that bold spirit to speak to themes that impact people’s worlds, while simultaneously entertaining audiences of all ages, is what we are focused on as we grow Mattel Television Studios into an inspiring storytelling home for best-in-class creators.”

The move comes fresh off the brand’s smashing success with the “Barbie” movie and as Mattel aims to pump out a...

Former 20th Television Head of Drama Michelle Mendelovitz has been tapped to take the reins as Head of Mattel Television Studios.

In her new role, Mendelovitz will oversee the development, production, and distribution of Mattel’s slate of episodic content on broadcast and streaming globally. She reports to Josh Silverman, Chief Franchise Officer, Mattel.

“Michelle is a powerful creative leader with a wealth of experience working with top studios and creators to make innovative, quality content across genres and platforms,” said Ynon Kreiz, Chairman and CEO of Mattel. “We are excited for her to join at a time of such momentum for the company, and for the important role she will play in developing stories that resonate in culture and growing Mattel’s global fan base.”

Mendelovitz moves to Mattel following senior roles at Disney 20th Television Studios, Apple TV+, Sony Pictures Television, and CBS Television Network. She most recently served as Executive Producer,...

Exclusive: Veteran entertainment lawyer and business strategist Jason Beekman has exited his role as VP and Head of Business & Legal Strategy at RadicalMedia to join director and former Imagine Documentaries showrunner Ryan Miller in co-founding new production company, Wise Child Studios.

Intended to marry the robust legal and business acumen of a larger studio with the distinguished creative vision and filmmaker-centric attention of a boutique shop, Wise Child will work with the industry’s best, from award winners to emerging talent, in the telling of thought-provoking and character-driven stories. The company is developing most of its projects from the ground up and will also handle post-production and sales for its titles.

Having already built a robust slate across scripted and non-fiction series, features, and podcasts, Wise Child’s projects in development include an investigative series with AMC; the feature doc Up the River about a 1972 concert at Sing Sing Prison,...

Showtime’s four-part docuseries on the Supreme Court, Deadlocked: How America Shaped the Supreme Court, will premiere its first episode on September 22, amid a period of intense concern over the impact and integrity of the high court.

From director Dawn Porter, the project delves into the modern era of the court, going back to the Earl Warren court of the 1950s and 1960s, when the justices established a series of landmark progressive precedents, to today, with the conservative majority upending abortion rights and affirmative action. With it has come increasing distrust of the court itself, as well as the internal intrigue given the unprecedented leak last year of the Dobbs abortion decision.

“I wanted to give people an understanding of how the court works,” Porter told Deadline. “…You don’t pay attention until something you love is gone, until a right you cherish has been overturned. So I felt like...

Prince Harry has been candid about how he feels going to therapy changed his life and might have saved his marriage to Meghan Markle. At first, he had a bit of hesitance about accepting the help of a therapist, but now he’s an advocate for seeking counseling or coaching of some sort to improve one’s mental health.

To help celebrate Harry’s journey from reservation to acceptance, we’ve gathered five of the most eye-opening things he’s said about the benefits of therapy in his life.

Prince Harry | Joe Giddins/Wpa Pool/Getty Images Going to therapy opened Prince Harry’s eyes and ‘burst that bubble’ of royal thinking

Prince Harry said his life before therapy differed significantly from life with a therapist, and he’s glad he found help, despite the royal drama. “The moment I started doing therapy, it opened my eyes,” he shared during...

One year after stepping back from their roles within the royal family, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sat down for a bombshell primetime special with former talk show host Oprah Winfrey.

Lady O also attended the Sussexes’ royal wedding in 2018, worked with Harry on his Apple TV project The Me You Can’t See, and today they reside in the same Montecito neighborhood which has led many to believe that they are pretty close. Meghan has even referred to the journalist in the past as a “friend” and “confidant.” So questions were raised when the duke and duchess weren’t on guestlist for Oprah’s recent bash.

Oprah Winfrey sitting across from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as she interviews them for CBS special | Harpo Productions/Joe Pugliese via Getty Images The Sussexes were noticeably absent from Oprah’s birthday bash

Oprah celebrated her 69th birthday with a posh dinner party on Jan.

Prince Harry had a lot of people talking after the release of his book, Spare. One thing that caught people’s attention was the solemn book cover. A body language expert weighs in on what she noticed and how his photo compares with a picture Meghan Markle recently took.

Prince Harry still seems to have ‘baggage’ says a body language expert Prince Harry | Matt Cardy/Getty Images

During his interviews, Harry says he’s happy now and he’s moving on with his life. However, body language expert Judi James says his book cover photo seems to communicate the opposite. According to her, Harry seems to still be carrying around a lot of emotional “baggage.”

“This is not a photo to tell us Harry’s pain is now no longer baggage he carries with him,” James tells Express. “This headshot seems to create a mirror image for the reader, eye-to-eye and face-to-face,...

Oprah Winfrey and Apple TV+ have ended their multi-year overall content agreement.

First signed in 2018, the agreement had the media icon and the streamer producing projects as part of Apple’s original content release. While the contract has ended, both parties have said they will work together on a project-to-project basis.

One of those collaborations is “Oprah’s Book Club,” which is available on both Apple Books and OprahDaily.com.

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The multi-year agreement between Oprah Winfrey and Apple TV+ has come to an end, though both sides are expected to continue working together on a “project-by-project” basis, according to Variety. Winfrey originally signed the deal with the streamer in 2018, which would see her create programming for Apple’s original content line-up. Some of these projects include The Oprah Conversation, which aired for one season in 2020, the docuseries The Me You Can’t See, and the recently released documentary Sidney, about the life of the late Oscar-winning actor Sidney Poitier. However, Winfrey has a jam-packed schedule, with projects across multiple networks and platforms. She co-owns the cable channel OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network with Warner Bros. Discovery, where she has helped develop hit shows, such as Ava DuVernay’s Queen Sugar and Tyler Perry’s The Haves and the Have Nots. Discovery increased its stake in OWN to 95 in 2020, while Winfrey...

Oprah Winfrey and Apple are winding down their content deal.

Winfrey and the streamer struck a “multi-year content partnership” in January 2018, but sources have confirmed that their deal is ending.

The news comes two days after the premiere of Sidney, the Winfrey-exec produced documentary about Sidney Poitier, on the service.

Although Winfrey and the tech giant are winding down their official partnership – not renewing the deal – sources suggest that they will continue to work together on a project-by-project basis.

While Winfrey made The Oprah Conversations and mental health special The Me You Can’t See for Apple TV+, as well as Oprah’s Book Club, which is available via Apple Books, it’s clear that the deal didn’t produce a huge swathe of content.

Winfrey also had high-profile projects such as Oprah with Meghan and Harry and Adele One Night Only, which she produced via Harpo and interviewed the British popstar,...

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Oprah Winfrey and Apple TV+ are ending their multiyear content deal, which was announced in 2018, sources confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter.

Sources said Winfrey and Apple TV+ will continue to work together but on a project-by-project basis.

The news comes a couple days after the debut of the documentary Sidney, a collaboration between Winfrey and Apple TV+ focusing on the life of Sidney Poitier. Reginald Hudlin directed the doc, which debuted Friday on the streaming service.

Additionally, the pair will continue their collaboration on Oprah’s Book Club, which is available on Apple Books as well as OprahDaily.com.

However, two of Winfrey’s most recent high-profile programs — her exclusive interviews with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and with Adele — aired on CBS.

When the deal was signed in 2018, sources told THR that the pact encompassed film, TV, applications, books and other content...

Oprah Winfrey and Apple TV+ have concluded their mega overall deal, first announced in 2018. Both sides have confirmed the evolution, but declined to comment. It’s understood that both sides have agreed to continue to work together, but on a project-by-project basis, now that their previous deal is ending.

Winfrey and Apple TV+ are already currently collaborating on the documentary “Sidney,” about the life of iconic Oscar-winning actor Sidney Poitier. That project, directed by Reggie Hudlin, is through Apple Original Films and debuted this past Friday on Apple TV+.

Winfrey and Apple also continue to collaborate on “Oprah’s Book Club,” which is available on both OprahDaily.com and Apple Books.

Under the pact first signed in 2018, Winfrey and Apple were to create programs that will be released as part of Apple’s original content lineup.

But even at the time, it seemed unclear how this deal would fit into...

Sony Pictures Television is expanding its unscripted footprint in a big way. The TV studio has signed an agreement to acquire independent nonfiction production company Industrial Media whose portfolio includes such series as American Idol, 90 Day Fiancé, Indian Matchmaking, Selena+Chef and So You Think You Can Dance. Upon closing, Sony Pictures will acquire a majority controlling interest in Industrial Media based on a purchase price which values the company at $350M. Sony’s stake is believed to be close to 100%, valuing the deal at more than $300M.

With the arrival of Industrial Media, which was formed in 2018 when Core Media acquired The Intellectual Property Corporation, Sony Pictures Television will restructure its unscripted operations with two new divisions, Nonfiction Entertainment, and Game Show production, which will replace the existing alternative department.

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Sony Pictures Television sealed a deal to acquire Industrial Media, a major nonfiction TV production company whose portfolio includes “90 Day Fiancé,” “So You Think You Can Dance” and “American Idol.”

The deal values Industrial Media at $350 million. Upon closing, Sony Pictures will acquire a majority controlling interest in Industrial Media but the studio declined to reveal its ownership percentage.

Industrial Media’s production shingles include 19 Entertainment, B17 Entertainment, House of NonFiction, Sharp Entertainment, the Intellectual Property Corporation (Ipc), This Machine Filmworks, This Radicle Act and Trilogy Films.

The company companies produce more than 100 programs distributed worldwide in genres including documentary, music competition and reality categories. Those include the hit “90 Day Fiancé” franchise for TLC, “Indian Matchmaking” for Netflix, “We’re Here” for HBO, “The Curse of Von Dutch” and “The D’Amelio Show” for Hulu, “Secrets of Playboy” for A&e, “Selena+Chef” and “Craftopia” for HBO Max, “So You Think You Can Dance...

Marielle Heller (A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood), Garrett Bradley (Time), Joey Soloway (Transparent), Andrew Haigh (Lean on Pete) and Dawn Porter (The Me You Can’t See) have been named as jurors for the 2022 Sundance Film Festival, taking place virtually from January 20-30.

Heller, who brought her first feature The Diary of a Teenage Girl to the festival in 2015, will preside over the U.S. Dramatic Competition with C’mon C’mon producer and former Annapurna Pictures exec Chelsea Barnard, and A Separation actor Payman Maadi.

Bradley, whose Sundance-premiering doc Time earned an Oscar nomination in 2021, will oversee the U.S. Documentary Competition with Peter Nicks, the director behind 2021 Sundance title Homeroom, and director-cinematographer Joan Churchill.

Soloway, the Transparent and I Love Dick creator who brought their first feature, Afternoon Delight, to Sundance in 2013, will serve as this year’s sole juror of the Next section, with Reservation Dogs director...

Exclusive: Following the success of a number of documentaries set in the music industry, Apple is now planning a doc that takes a deep dive into the music of one of the great movie franchises. Apple has announced the new doc, The Sound of 007, a new feature documentary about the remarkable history of six decades of James Bond music. Brought to audiences by MGM, Eon Productions and Ventureland, the documentary will make its global debut on Apple TV+ to mark the 60th anniversary of the James Bond film series in October 2022. The doc will go behind the lens into one of the greatest movie franchise in history from the genesis of Dr No and the iconic 007 theme song all the way to No Time To Die, mixing heartfelt interviews with incredible James Bond archive material. Produced by MGM, The Sound of 007 brings together Ventureland and Eon Productions, the award-winning...

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Rihanna officially became a billionaire this month, making her the wealthiest musician in the world, as reported by Forbes. But, surprisingly, the bulk of her wealth doesn’t come from her chart-topping music but her ultra-successful Fenty Beauty line, valued at a whopping $1.4 billion.

The Grammy-winning musician is just the latest in a long line of Black entertainers making a name for themselves in the business world. This week, Beyoncé will drop her fifth collection for Adidas with Ivy Park, the activewear line that now makes up a significant portion of the singer’s $440 million fortune. Of course, Beyoncé is married to another artist-turned-entrepreneur, Jay-Z, whose foray into the spirits industry with Armand...

In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Apple TV Plus and the BBC will present “9/11: Inside the President’s War Room” in September.

Narrated by Jeff Daniels, the documentary specials tells the story of 9/11 through the eyes of the U.S. presidency through unprecedented access to the key decision makers who responded to the attacks. It recounts the 12 hours after the strike and dives into the dilemmas of against-the-clock-decision making.

“9/11: Inside the President’s War Room” will feature interviews with President George W. Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, Condoleezza Rice (National Security Advisor), Colin Powell (Secretary of State), Andy Card (Chief of Staff), Dan Bartlett (Director of Communications), Rear Admiral Deborah Loewer (Head of Situation Room), Josh Bolten (Deputy Chief of Staff), Ari Fleischer (Press Secretary), Karl Rove (Senior Advisor to the President), Mary Matalin (advisor to Cheney), Karen Hughes (Special Advisor to the President), Mike Morrell...

Exclusive: Asif Kapadia has signed with Cinetic Media for management in all areas.

The Academy Award, BAFTA and Grammy-winning director-producer is best known for his innovative trilogy of narratively driven, archive-constructed documentaries, Senna, Amy and Diego Maradona.

Following its world premiere at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, Amy went on to win the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, as well as the BAFTA for Best Documentary, the European Film Award for Best Documentary and a Grammy for Best Music Film.

Senna won BAFTAs for Best Documentary and Best Editing and was nominated for “Outstanding British Film of the Year”; Kapadia’s debut narrative feature The Warrior won the latter award and others.

News of Kapadia’s signing to Cinetic comes shortly after the debuts of his series 1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything and The Me You Can’t See, both of which are streaming on Apple TV+. Kapadia executive produced the former project,...

Prince Harry has opened up to Oprah Winfrey about his feelings during his time as a royal alongside wife Meghan Markle, saying that finding help to improve their mental health was unattainable while he was a full-time royal. The Me You Can’t See was released on May 21 on Apple TV+ and was co-created by […]

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The Flight Attendant‘s Michiel Huisman is boarding a plane to the Apple TV+ action-thriller Echo 3, written by Academy Award winner Mark Boal (The Hurt Locker, Zero Dark Thirty).

Set in South America, the Spanish-English language series follows Amber Chesborough, “a brilliant young scientist, who is the emotional center of a small American family,” per the official synopsis. “When she goes missing along the Colombia-Venezuela border, her brother (played by Luke Evans) and her husband — two men with deep military experience and complicated pasts — struggle to find her.”

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HBO Max’s “Generation” will return with new episodes starting June 17.

Rounding out Part 2 of Season 1, the series will launch three episodes on June 17, two on June 24 and two on July 1, with the finale premiering on July 8.

The half-hour dramedy series follows a diverse group of high school students exploring themselves and their sexuality in a conservative community.

The ensemble cast includes Nathanya Alexander, Chloe East, Nava Mau, Lukita Maxwell, Haley Sanchez, Uly Schlesinger, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Chase Sui Wonders, Justice Smith and Martha Plimpton, with recurring guest stars J. August Richards, Mary Birdsong, Alicia Coppola, Patricia De Leon, Diego Josef, Anthony Kevyan, Sydney Mae Diaz, John Ross Bowie, Marwan Salama, Marisela Zumbado and Sam Trammell.

“Generation” is created by Zelda Barnz and Daniel Barnz, who executive produce with Ben Barnz for We’re Not Brothers Productions, Lena Dunham for Good Thing Going Productions, Sharr White and John Melfi. Sono Patel co-executive produces,...

Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry are following up their mental health documentary series The Me You Can’t See with a town hall-style conversation special.

Apple TV+ will air The Me You Can’t See: A Path Forward, with series participants and experts, from May 28. The special will feature subjects and advisers from the five-part series, which launched on the streamer on May 21.

The pair will reunite with those who appeared in the series for a conversation about mental health and emotional well-being, and where we go from here. As the subjects offer further insight into their stories, experts share their guidance for continuing the global conversation.

The discussion, which is available for free, features Glenn Close, Mental Health Advocate and Speaker Zak Williams, and Author and OnTrack NY Peer Counselor Ambar Martinez, along with all members of The Me You Can’t See Advisory Board.

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The OWN Spotlight series “Black Women OWN the Conversation” is taking on the topic of mental health with its first episode of the new season — and for the deep, emotional conversation, the show enlisted a special guest.

For the first time, Oprah Winfrey joins the conversation, appearing on the show virtually alongside hosts Adrienne Bankert and Jotaka Eaddy and panelists Dr. Nadine Burke-Harris, Dr. Dena Simmons and Kym Whitley.

The episode was already set to be momentous, since it marked showrunner and exec producer Jennifer Ryan and her team’s first live audience taping since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, but Winfrey’s virtual appearance was an extra source of excitement.

“She’s the Ow of OWN, and we’re very honored to have done this show and had her on it,” Ryan tells Variety, sitting on the show’s pink-hued set at the end of the episode’s taping.

First Prince Harry, Oprah Winfrey and Lady Gaga, now Glenn Close is sharing her truth.  In the second episode of Harry and Oprah's Apple TV+ docuseries The Me You Can't See, the eight-time Oscar nominee spoke about her experience living inside a cult as a child.  The Damages alum was brought into the religious organization Moral Re-Armament, headquartered in Switzerland, by her father. She said that the experience, which "basically dictated how you're supposed to live and what you're supposed to say and how you're supposed to feel," followed her throughout her entire life.  "Because of how we were raised, anything you...

Prince Harry is opening up about his wife, Meghan Markle‘s, emotional reaction to the negative press she received ahead of her bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey that aired in March. In his Apple TV+ docuseries, “The Me You Can’t See”, Harry revealed that Meghan broke down crying ahead of the interview airing due to the “combined effort of the...

Prince Harry is speaking out about the moment his wife Meghan Markle shared that she was struggling with suicidal ideation. In the second episode of the Duke of Sussex and Oprah Winfrey's Apple TV+ series about mental health, The Me You Can't See, Harry spoke about the challenges the couple faced in dealing with invasive paparazzi and negative social media comments, especially given his late mother Princess Diana's history with the press. When he turned to his family for help, he said it fell on deaf ears.  "We would get followed, photographed, chased, harassed," the royal shared. "The clicking of cameras and flashes of cameras makes my blood boil. It makes me...

Lady Gaga opened up to Oprah Winfrey about the trauma of being raped as a teenager in the new Apple TV Plus series, “The Me You Can’t See.”

In the debut of the five-part series — for which Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry serve as executive producers and share their own experiences — Gaga, now 35, tells Winfrey how she suffered a “total psychotic break” after an unnamed record producer raped her when she was a 19-year-old looking for a break in the music industry. Gaga said, “I was working in the business, and a producer said to me, ‘Take your clothes off.’ And I said no. I left, and they told me they were going to burn all of my music. And they didn’t stop. They didn’t stop asking me, and I just froze and I — I don’t even remember.”

Gaga, who has opened up about her sexual assault in the past,...

Lady Gaga is divulging new details about being raped by a music producer when she was 19.

The pop star, who first opened up about her sexual assault in a 2014 radio interview with Howard Stern, spoke candidly on Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry’s new mental-health docuseries, The Me You Can’t See, revealing that she became pregnant and suffered a “total psychotic break” after being raped by an unnamed producer 20 years her senior.

“I was 19 years old, and I was working in the business, and a producer said to me, ‘Take your clothes off,'” Gaga ...

Lady Gaga is divulging new details about being raped by a music producer when she was 19.

The pop star, who first opened up about her sexual assault in a 2014 radio interview with Howard Stern, spoke candidly on Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry’s new mental-health docuseries The Me You Can’t See, revealing that she became pregnant and suffered a “total psychotic break” after being raped by the unnamed producer 20 years older than her.

“I was 19 years old, and I was working in the business, and a producer said to me, ‘Take your clothes off,'”...

In the first episode of The Me You Can’t See — Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry’s five-part docuseries about mental-health awareness — the Duke of Sussex spoke candidly about turning to drugs and alcohol years after the death of his mother, Princess Diana.

Harry was just 12 years old when Diana died in a car crash in August 1997 while being chased by paparazzi, but as he told Winfrey on the Apple TV+ series, he “never processed” his grief for years. In fact, while growing up, Harry said he “wasn’t in an environment where it was encouraged to ...

In the first episode of The Me You Can’t See — Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry’s five-part docuseries about mental-health awareness — the Duke of Sussex spoke candidly about turning to drugs and alcohol years after the death of his mother, Princess Diana.

Harry was just 12 years old when Diana died in a car crash in August 1997 while being chased by paparazzi, but as he told Winfrey on the Apple TV+ series, he “never processed” his grief for years. In fact, while growing up, Harry said he “wasn’t in an environment where it was encouraged to ...

Grammy and Oscar-winning singer Lady Gaga has opened up about her trauma of being raped, while speaking on Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry's series "The Me You Cant See". Appearing in the first episode of the five-part series, Gaga remembers being 19 when a producer threatened to burn her music if she didn't take her clothes off.

"They didn't stop asking me, and then I just froze, and I just - I don't even remember," the 35-year-old singer recalls, according to a report in usatoday.com. She says she isn't comfortable naming her assailant, adding, "I do not ever want to face that person again."

Gaga first spoke about her sexual assault in a 2014 radio interview with Howard Stern. She opened up about her Ptsd diagnosis in 2016.

On "The Me You Can't See", she says her pain manifested in a physical way. "And then I was sick for weeks and weeks after…...

In his personal life, Prince Harry has emerged only recently from a period of great pain. In his professional life, as evidenced by his new Apple TV Plus series “The Me You Can’t See,” the tricky part is just beginning.

Oprah Winfrey’s interview, earlier this year, with the former working royal and his wife Meghan put utterly modern confessionalism to work to explode the image Buckingham Palace had cultivated over centuries. The pair’s revelations about their alienation from what they described as a restrictive, unfeeling and openly racist “firm” raised painful and pointed questions about what lay ahead for a family so bound up by tradition that it broke members apart. For all the chaos and noise of that moment, though, it was possible to wonder, too, what the future held for a couple that had now told a story with a beginning (their coupling), a middle (their near-undoing), and an end.

Lady Gaga is getting candid about being a survivor of sexual assault.  The 35-year-old pop star guests on the premiere episode of Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry's new Apple TV+ unscripted series, The Me You Can't See, which launches Friday, May 21 and features conversations about mental health. During her segment, Lady Gaga shared details from a time when she found out she was pregnant following nonconsensual sex.  "I was 19 years old, and I was working in the business, and a producer said to me, 'Take your clothes off,'" the Oscar winner recalled. "And I said no. And I left, and they told me they were going to burn all of my music. And they didn't stop. They...

It was a heartbreaking moment the world would never forget: A 15-year-old Prince William and a 12-year-old Prince Harry walking behind Princess Diana's coffin following her death in a car crash in 1997. "For me, the thing I remember the most was the sound of the horses' hooves going along The Mall, the red brick road," the Duke of Sussex recalled to Oprah Winfrey in the first episode of their new docuseries The Me You Can't See, which discusses mental health and emotional well-being. "By this point, both of us were in shock. It was like I was outside of my body and just walking along doing what was expected of me, showing one-tenth of the emotion that everybody else...

There’s a point in Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry’s new mental-health-awareness docuseries, The Me You Can’t See (Apple TV+), when it must be granted how great a spokesman the royal is for this particular cause. The Duke of Sussex has next to nothing in common with the vast majority of the people who’ll tune in to this five-part series, but — not unlike his late mother, in whose steps he’s following here — he’s able to transform his wealth, pedigree and fame into building blocks for an unexpected bridge with his audience, as if to say, “I have all this, and ...

There’s a point in Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry’s new mental-health-awareness docuseries, The Me You Can’t See (Apple TV+), when it must be granted how great a spokesman the royal is for this particular cause. The Duke of Sussex has next to nothing in common with the vast majority of the people who’ll tune in to this five-part series, but — not unlike his late mother, in whose steps he’s following here — he’s able to transform his wealth, pedigree and fame into building blocks for an unexpected bridge with his audience, as if to say, “I have all this, and ...

Universal Pictures has dropped a new trailer for ‘Dear Evan Hansen’, grab the tissues, this one is a tear-jerker.

The breathtaking, generation-defining Broadway phenomenon becomes a soaring cinematic event as Tony, Grammy and Emmy Award winner Ben Platt reprises his role as an anxious, isolated high schooler aching for understanding and belonging amid the chaos and cruelty of the social-media age.

Directed by Stephen Chbosky, the film stars Ben Platt, Amy Adams, Julianne Moore, Kaitlyn Dever, Amanda Stenberg, Nik Dodani, Danny Pink.

Also in trailers – Prince Harry features in new trailer for Apple TV’s mental health series ‘The Me You Can’t See’

The film hits UK cinemas on October 22nd.

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Apple TV+ has debuted the first trailer for the mental health docuseries featuring Prince Harry ‘The Me You Can’t See.’

Co-created by Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry, that explores mental health and emotional well-being with stories from people around the world. With storytelling at its core, this timely series gives a voice to stories that aim to seek truth, understanding and compassion. It’s about people, our experiences, and why we feel the way that we do.

Participants include Lady Gaga, Glenn Close, San Antonio Spurs’ DeMar DeRozan, Phoenix Suns’ Langston Galloway (formerly of the Detroit Pistons), mental health advocate and speaker Zak Williams, Olympic boxer Virginia “Ginny” Fuchs, celebrity chef Rashad Armstead and more

The series is directed and executive produced by Emmy Award and Spirit Award nominee Dawn Porter and Academy Award and four-time BAFTA Award-winning Asif Kapadia.

Also in trailers – Nikki and Jason step up their...

Paramount Plus announced that the fifth season of “The Good Fight” will premiere on June 24. Following the premiere, new episodes of the 10-episode season will be available to stream weekly on Thursdays.

In the fifth season, Diane (Christine Baranski) is forced to question whether it’s appropriate for her to help run an African American law firm with Liz (Audra McDonald) after the firm loses two top lawyers. Meanwhile, Marissa (Sarah Steele) and the firm become entangled with Hal Wackner (Mandy Patinkin), a regular Chicagoan who decides to open his own courtroom in the back of a copy shop.

The cast also includes Michael Boatman, Nyambi Nyambi, Zach Grenier and Charmaine Bingwa.

Robert and Michelle King serve as showrunners on “The Good Fight,” which they co-created with Phil Alden Robinson. Ridley Scott, David W. Zucker, Brooke Kennedy, Liz Glotzer, William Finkelstein, Jonathan Tolins and Jacquelyn Reingold also serve as executive producers.

Prince Harry and Oprah are getting ready to have some open and candid conversations about mental health for their new series The Me You Can't See. On Monday, Apple TV+ shared the emotional first trailer for the upcoming docuseries, which features a handful of appearances from Lady Gaga, Glenn Close, and more as they discuss their own personal journey and struggles. "The telling of the story, being able to say, this is what happened to me, is crucial," Oprah says in a voiceover.

In addition to hearing about other people's stories, it appears that Harry and Oprah will also be telling their stories as we get glimpses of a young Oprah and a young Harry at his mother Princess Diana's funeral. Meghan Markle, who is currently expecting the couple's second child, even pops up for a small cameo towards the end sporting a shirt that reads "Raising the Future.

Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry have once again teamed up, this time co-creating and executive producing a new docuseries for Apple TV+ called “The Me You Can’t See.” In the first trailer for the series, we get a look at some of the big names who will be joining the pair in sharing their mental health journeys.

“All over the world, people are in some kind of mental, psychological, emotional pain,” Oprah says to Prince Harry in the trailer, released Monday morning. The two then discuss common words they’ve heard associated with the concept of “mental health,” including “crazy,” “lost it” and “can’t keep it together.” And it’s precisely because of those words that they’ve created the docuseries.

“I don’t tell this story for my own self service. I’ve been through it and people need help,” Lady Gaga says at one point in the clip.

Apple TV+ today unveiled the official trailer for The Me You Can’t See, from co-creators and executive producers Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex. The documentary series offers a glimpse into diverse stories of mental health and emotional well-being. It premieres this Friday, May 21 on Apple TV+. In The Me You Can’t See, Oprah and Prince Harry join forces to guide discussions about mental health and emotional well-being, while opening up about their personal journeys and struggles. High-profile guests, including singer, songwriter and actress Lady Gaga; chef Rashad Armstead; NBA’s San Antonio Spurs’ DeMar DeRozan and Phoenix Suns’ Langston Galloway (formerly of the Detroit Pistons); actress and producer Glenn Close; 2021 Olympic Boxer Virginia “Ginny” Fuchs; and mental health advocate and speaker Zak Williams are among the participants. Partnering with 14 accredited mental health professionals and organizations from around the world, the series hopes to shed light on different pathways to treatment.

Prince Harry and Oprah Winfrey are speaking out against the stigmas associated with mental health. In their new docuseries The Me You Can't See, which premieres on Apple TV+ May 21, the Duke of Sussex and the OWN mogul—along with several other stars—reflect on their own struggles and emotional well-being. The first trailer for the series, released on May 17, shows Harry and Oprah sitting down to start an honest conversation on mental health. "All over the world," Oprah says in the trailer, "people are in some kind of mental, psychological, emotional pain." Harry and Oprah, who are credited as co-creators and executive producers of the series, then...