Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton have all but confirmed they are the latest power couple in Hollywood, hard-launching their relationship with a high-profile date night in Malibu. 

The SKIMS mogul and the British Formula 1 champion were spotted enjoying an intimate two-hour dinner at Nobu on Saturday, looking entirely smitten as they made their way to the oceanfront celebrity hotspot. 

Pulling up in a luxury 2026 Mercedes-Maybach, Hamilton lived up to his “perfect gentleman” reputation by hopping out to open the door for Kardashian, who was seen beaming as she stepped out to join him.

The pair didn’t seem interested in playing it cool for the cameras, emerging from the restaurant around 11 PM with matching smiles that suggested they are well past the “just friends” stage. 

Kardashian opted for a soft, flirty look in a begonia pink zip-up top paired with a floor-length beige skirt, while the 41-year-old Stevenage native kept things polished in a gray bomber jacket and dark slacks. 

While they have been friends for years, the romance reportedly shifted into high gear earlier this year after they were spotted at hotels in the Cotswolds and Paris. 

The relationship has already earned the seal of approval from the Kardashian clan, with insiders noting that the family is particularly fond of Hamilton’s easygoing energy. 

Hamilton has previously been linked to stars like Nicole Scherzinger and Rihanna.

With a series of public appearances ranging from the Super Bowl to intimate dinners, it’s clear the couple is no longer hiding their connection.

For fans of both the reality star and the F1 legend, this Malibu date night serves as the clearest sign yet that they are going full throttle on their new life together.

Daniel Radcliffe has weighed in on the great Harry Potter ranking debate, and he’s not afraid to go against the grain.

The 36-year-old actor, who played the boy wizard across all eight films from 2001 to 2011, appeared on the Happy Sad Confused podcast with Josh Horowitz and was challenged to rank the franchise he knows better than almost anyone. 

He admitted upfront that he hasn’t actually watched the films in quite some time, and that his relationship with his own performances shifts over time. 

“When I was 18, I would cringe watching the earlier films. Now, I think the early films are sweet and now I cringe watching myself when I was 18 or 19,” he said. 

“But I assume that those dates will just keep changing as to what I find palatable of my own work.”

When it came to the early instalments, he gave the edge to Chamber of Secrets over Sorcerer’s Stone, purely on the strength of one creature. 

“I would take Chamber of Secrets out of those two ’cause I love the Basilisk,” he explained.

His most eyebrow-raising call came when comparing Goblet of Fire with the widely beloved Prisoner of Azkaban, which many fans and critics consider the artistic high point of the series. 

Radcliffe went the other way. 

“I know everyone wants me to say Azkaban. I know that’s how everyone else feels, but I love the stuff I got to do on the fourth movie; it was awesome. So I’ll say Goblet of Fire.”

At the top of his personal ranking sits Deathly Hallows Part 2, the emotional finale of the series, a choice that feels fitting given the weight of what that film represented for everyone involved.

At the bottom? 

Half-Blood Prince. And he was quick to take responsibility for that verdict. “Half-Blood Prince is probably the bottom of the bracket for me. And that’s my own stuff. That’s not the film.”

Jaclyn Smith has revealed she passed on the chance to play a Bond girl in the 1979 film Moonraker, and the reason comes down to her Houston roots and a sense of loyalty that proved stronger than any Hollywood opportunity.

The Charlie’s Angels star, 80, made the disclosure at PaleyFest’s Charlie’s Angels 50th anniversary reunion, explaining that she was under contract at the time and felt honour-bound to see it through. 

“I had a contract [for Charlie’s Angels] and, you know, Houston upbringing, you follow your contract,” she said. 

“And Aaron [Spelling] was the first to invite me to the party, so I was honoring my contract.” 

The role of Dr Holly Goodhead in the Roger Moore Bond film ultimately went to Lois Chiles.

Smith said she harbours no regrets. “I think it wasn’t meant to be. I think things happen for a reason, I really do, so I have no complaints.”

She also revealed that Moonraker was not the only major role that slipped through her fingers. 

She was at one point considered for Beetlejuice, though she admitted she simply did not connect with the script. 

“You read a script, and it doesn’t always ring true to you, and it’s about what you can bring to it,” she said. 

The film’s female leads went to Catherine O’Hara, Geena Davis and a young Winona Ryder. Her husband, she noted with a laugh, has never quite forgiven her for that one.

There was also a near-miss with 9½ Weeks, which she and John Travolta were at one stage set to make together. 

“But I wasn’t really right for that one either,” she said. “So, that was Kim Basinger and Mickey Rourke. You know, it happens.”

Looking back across a career that included the full run of Charlie’s Angels, the acclaimed TV movie Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy and recurring roles on CSI, Becker and All American, Smith was philosophical. 

“I think, certainly, I look at my life as what’s meant to be will be, and it’s been a good journey. It’s really been a good journey.”

She also shared a revealing glimpse into how little faith the network originally had in Charlie’s Angels, despite its extraordinary ratings. 

The pilot aired as a two-part movie and went through the roof, and the network’s response was to air it again to see if it was a fluke. 

It wasn’t. 

“They just thought these women in men’s roles, this is not going to work,” Smith recalled. They didn’t even commission a full season. It took a sustained run in the top ten before they finally accepted what they had.