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Aussie Comedy Trio Aunty Donna Have Announced A New Netflix Series Aussie comedy group  Aunty Donna  have announced a new deal with Netflix that will see them release their debut television series – titled  Aunty Donna’s Big Ol’ House of Fun –  on the streaming platform come Wednesday, 11th November. The new six-part series sees the trio – Mark Samual Bonanno, Broden Kelly and Zachary Ruane – team up with executive producer Ed Helms, he of  The Hangover  and  The Office  fame, as well as Scott Aukerman of  Comedy Bang Bang.  Aunty Donna and co created it late last year in America, before the “world went to fuck”, as Kelly explains. The series is described as “an absurdist adventure through their everyday lives” and will feature cameo appearances from the likes of “Weird Al” Yankovic, Randy Feltface, and Helms himself, among others. The news arrives alongside a trailer that’s about as chaotic as you might expect, along with some footage of the trio discussing the show. Check that out be

Jamie Lynn Spears on Why She Decided to ‘Hide Away' After Announcing Pregnancy at 16 "There's a human being growing inside of me, and I'm so young, I'm almost a baby myself," Spears recalled thinking at the time Peter Kramer/NBC/NBC NewsWire Jamie Lynn Spears appears on NBC News’ “TODAY” show. Jamie Lynn Spears is opening up to  Nylon  about her decision to avoid the spotlight after announcing she was  pregnant at 16 . The former child star, 29, went public with her pregnancy news in 2007 shortly after wrapping filming on the wholesome Nickelodeon series "Zoey 101." "You have your first love, or what you call love in high school. You think it's forever, and then oh my gosh, I'm pregnant," Spears recalled thinking at the time. "I am mortified to have to tell my parents this and my family this. I do not care what TMZ thinks about it. That was all I was thinking about: 'These are the people I love that I have to tell, and also

Robert Redford’s son, James Redford, dies at 58 James Redford was an environmental activist and a philanthropist, as well as a documentary filmmaker. Robert Redford and his son James Redford attend the “Spin” screening at the AFI Fest in 2003 in Hollywood, California. Getty Images James Redford, a filmmaker, activist and son of actor Robert Redford, has died. He was 58. Robert Redford’s publicist, Cindi Berger, said in a statement Monday that the 84-year-old father is mourning with his family during this “difficult time.” His wife, Kyle, confirmed in an interview with  The Salt Lake Tribune  that her husband died Friday from bile-duct cancer in his liver. Kyle said her husband’s liver disease returned two years ago and the cancer was discovered in November last year while he waited on a liver transplant. James Redford (left) and his parents Robert Redford and Shauna Redford attend the premiere of “Our Souls At Night” at at The Oak Room in 2017 in New York City. Getty Images She posted

  Ayesha Curry's new blonde hair is sparking mixed reactions from fans Ayesha Curry showed off her new blonde hair in a series of Instagram selfies on Sunday.  While some people complimented the cookbook author on her new look, others said they barely recognized her and accused the mixed-race mother of trying to look white.  Her husband, Stephen Curry, defended her in the comments of her Instagram photo.  "You beautiful baby. And don't you let anybody tell you differently ok? I mean it," he wrote, adding, "There's just a bunch of meanies out there and I don't like it. I don't like it one bit." Ayesha responded to the criticism on Monday and tweeted that she wore the wig for a "switch up" and used an "extremely common IG filter," telling fans that they're "taking this stuff wayyy to serious." Visit Insider's homepage for more stories . Ayesha Curry's new blonde hair drew divisive reactions from her fans. 

New Yorker Suspends Jeffrey Toobin After Zoom Incident In a statement, the magazine said it was investigating a matter involving the author and CNN legal analyst. The magazine said Jeffrey Toobin had been suspended while it investigates an incident involving a Zoom call. Credit... Alexander Drago/Reuters The New Yorker said Monday that it had suspended the staff writer Jeffrey Toobin after a Zoom call last week among employees of the magazine and WNYC radio in which he reportedly exposed himself. “I made an embarrassingly stupid mistake, believing I was off-camera,” Mr. Toobin said in a statement about a  report on Monday by Vice . “I apologize to my wife, family, friends and co-workers.” “I thought I had muted the Zoom video,” he added. “I thought no one on the Zoom call could see me.” In a text message, he declined to elaborate. A spokeswoman for The New Yorker,  where Mr. Toobin has worked for more than 25 years , said in a statement that Mr. Toobin “has been suspended while we inve