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Lisa Marie Presley posthumous memoir to be published this year. Daughter Riley Keough continued writing the story following her mother's passing in January 2023. The book, which is titled From Here to the Great Unknown , will tell stories of Presley's childhood, growing up at Graceland, the death of her father Elvis, her relationships with Danny Keough and Michael Jackson, and her struggle with addiction. The book is set to release on October 15 and will be available in audiobook format narrated by Keough herself. Cillian Murphy to reprise role in Netflix Peaky Blinders movie. The historical drama, which ran for 6 seasons before concluding in 2022, is returning to the screen as a Netflix film. Murphy, who starred in all 6 seasons of the original series will return as his character Tommy Shelby. Netflix revealed his return in a social media post featuring a photo of the script and a quote from the actor, writing 'It is very gratifying to be recollaborating with Steven Knight and Tom Harper on the film version of Peaky Blinders. This is one for the fans.' No further casting or plot details have been revealed at this time. Halsey reveals battle with chronic illness in social media post. The 29-year-old singer shared her recent struggles with chronic illness on Instagram, also revealing the new music it has inspired. She concurrently released new song 'The End' which alludes to the personal and ongoing battle with her own health. While not directly disclosing her diagnosis, Halsey tagged the Lupus Research Alliance and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in her post. In today's birthday news: singer Richard Butler turns 68, actor Jeff Garlin 62, actor Ron Livingston 57, singer Brian McKnight 55, actor Mark Wahlberg 53, actress Liza Weil 47, actor Nick Kroll 46, and musician Pete Wentz 45.
Lisa Marie Presley posthumous memoir to be published this year. Daughter Riley Keough continued writing the story following her mother's passing in January 2023. The book, which is titled From Here to the Great Unknown , will tell stories of Presley's childhood, growing up at Graceland, the death of her father Elvis, her relationships with Danny Keough and Michael Jackson, and her struggle with addiction. The book is set to release on October 15 and will be available in audiobook format narrated by Keough herself. Cillian Murphy to reprise role in Netflix Peaky Blinders movie. The historical drama, which ran for 6 seasons before concluding in 2022, is returning to the screen as a Netflix film. Murphy, who starred in all 6 seasons of the original series will return as his character Tommy Shelby. Netflix revealed his return in a social media post featuring a photo of the script and a quote from the actor, writing 'It is very gratifying to be recollaborating with Steven Knight and Tom Harper on the film version of Peaky Blinders. This is one for the fans.' No further casting or plot details have been revealed at this time. Halsey reveals battle with chronic illness in social media post. The 29-year-old singer shared her recent struggles with chronic illness on Instagram, also revealing the new music it has inspired. She concurrently released new song 'The End' which alludes to the personal and ongoing battle with her own health. While not directly disclosing her diagnosis, Halsey tagged the Lupus Research Alliance and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in her post. In today's birthday news: singer Richard Butler turns 68, actor Jeff Garlin 62, actor Ron Livingston 57, singer Brian McKnight 55, actor Mark Wahlberg 53, actress Liza Weil 47, actor Nick Kroll 46, and musician Pete Wentz 45.
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