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Seems Kaley Cuoco and her rumoured beau Karl Cook are set to up their romance rumours budding all around, if there latest selfies are anything to go by.
The Big Bang Theory actress posted a throwback Thursday shot of her snuggled up to the 26-year-old equestrian on an unspecified beach, reports E! Online.
'We absolutely mastered the ways of the selfie stick,' the 30-year-old star joked in the caption for the loved-up photos.
The top image in the collage shows the duo looking out onto the ocean while the second, on the bottom, features Karl kissing Kaley's forehead as she smiles into the camera.
Less than a week ago, the two sparked initial dating rumours after the actress shared an image of the two during what appeared to be a hunting trip.
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Legendary comedian Ronnie Corbett passes away
Ronnie Corbett, who was best known for starring in Two Ronnies alongside pal Ronnie Barker, died at the age of 85.
His publicist has confirmed that he passed away in hospital surrounded by his family.
The official statement read, 'Ronnie Corbett CBE, one of the nation’s best-loved entertainers, passed away this morning, surrounded by his loving family. They have asked that their privacy is respected at this very sad time.'
As soon as the news came out, social media was flooded with the tributes for the comedian.
Ricky Gervais posted on Twitter, 'RIP the lovely, funny legend Ronnie Corbett. It was an absolute honour & joy to have known him.'
Prime Minister David Cameron tweeted, 'Ronnie Corbett had the rare talent of making all generations laugh. He'll be remembered as one of the all time great comedians.'
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn wrote, 'Ronnie Corbett was a giant of British entertainment who was loved by millions. He will be dearly missed. Our thoughts are with his family.'
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Ben Affleck ready with his Batman script
Ben Affleck has penned his own stand-alone 'Batman' script from his own perspective.
The 43-year-old actor, who played the caped crusader for the first time in Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice, is contracted to do at least two Justice League films and hence reportedly, his script will be considered, reports a website.
"There's a script that he's written that is a really cool (Batman) idea, so that's out there as an option," said William Morris Endeavor, co-CEO Patrick Whitesell, whose agency represents Affleck.
Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice, was criticised so much that it led to an internet meme 'Sad Affleck' in the process.