That's it from us for today but, if you're not still reeling from the shock of Matisse the dog's stunt double, we'll be back tomorrow with more news from the world of entertainment, arts and culture.
In case you missed any of today's stories, you can scroll down for the Critics' Choice Award winners, new pictures of the Clangers, Shia Lebeouf's motivational pep talk and insights into Christian Grey's mind.
BGT's secret stunt dog
Dancing dog Matisse might have been crowned the Britain's Got Talent winner, but it turns out it was actually a stunt dog who performed the tight-rope trick.
Owner and trainer Jules O'Dwyer admitted it was her other (almost identical) dog, Chase, who took on the high-wire part of the cops and robbers routine.
She told Lorraine on ITV: "Matisse is a little bit afraid of heights so although he could officially do it, Chase is the action dog, so he plays the double for him."
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Lots of people weren't happy at the revelation on Twitter though:
Jessica Chastain is NOT Bryce Dallas Howard
It would seem the internet (and possibly the world) has had difficulty telling apart Hollywood actresses Jessica Chastain and Bryce Dallas Howard.
Now Jessica Chastain has taken to Twitter to address the issue herself.
So there you have it.
Elvis' Pink wheels
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Elvis Presley's Pink Cadillac is the latest item of memorabilia being shipped over from Graceland for the Elvis at the O2 exhibition in London.
It's the first time the car, which will arrive on 17 June, has been displayed outside of the Memphis museum in the grounds of the singer's former home.
Organisers have also just announced the exhibition will be staying open until 10 January 2016, instead of closing at the end of August.
While talking to Michael Palin about the new series of The Clangers, I jokingly asked if he fancied filming a travel documentary on the moon.
"Actually, after I'd done my last travel series, they did say 'for the next one you should go out into space'," he told me.
"I think they just wanted to get rid of me."
The Monty Python star added he'd been offered a seat on the first commercial space flight.
"And I said, 'you must be joking. I'll do the 101st one'. I'm not that interested in space travel - I like having my feet on terra firma, really. For others, not me."
Banksy under the hammer (again)
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An early Banksy work painted on the side of a trailer at the Glastonbury Festival in 1998 is expected to fetch more than £300,000 when it goes under the hammer in Paris later.
Silent Majority shows soldier-like figures landing on a beach with a speaker in an inflatable raft, which "depicts the rave and hip hop scene of the time".
The current owner of the work said Banksy approached him before he rose to fame to ask if he could use it as a canvas for a piece commissioned by the festival.
Charlie XCX has tweeted fans to say she's cancelled five US dates this month.
The Boom Clap singer said it was "due to personal reasons".
Tracy Morgan breaks silence on crash
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Actor Tracy Morgan has been talking about the limo crash that left him in a coma last year, in his first public appearance since the accident.
The 30 Rock star told the Today show in the US he remembers nothing about the crash and still has bad days as well as good.
He also paid an emotional tribute to fellow comedian James McNair, known as Jimmy Mach, who died in the accident.
"Bones heal, but the loss of my friend will never heal," said Morgan, who added he "lost it for about a week" after watching footage of McNair's funeral on YouTube.
Last week he settled a lawsuit with Wal-Mart, who owned the truck that slammed into the back of the limo van on the New Jersey Turnpike.
For anyone who's ever got fed up craning to see the artworks at an overcrowded exhibition, the Hayward Gallery could have the answer.
They're giving visitors the chance to spend the night in a pair of robotic beds that roam the gallery out of hours, as part of the Carsten Holler: Decision exhibition which opens next week.
An evening in Two Roaming Beds (Grey) doesn't come cheap at £300, but guests will get the chance to immerse themselves in the show's experimental environments while travelling in slow motion (0.7 metres a minute).
Highlights include lifting off over the sculpture terrace on Two Flying Machines, experiencing the world through Upside Down Goggles and taking a ride on one of the Isomeric Slides down the side of the building.
Fifty Shades: Christian's story
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Ever wondered what Christian Grey was thinking? Or what he sees in his Fifty Shades' love interest Anastasia Steele? Well, author EL James has announced her next book will reveal just that.
Forthcoming novel Grey will tell the same story as its best-selling predecessor, but this time through the eyes of her male protagonist.
"Christian is a complex character and readers have always been fascinated by his desires and motivations, and his troubled past," said James.
"Also, as anyone who has ever been in a relationship knows, there are two sides to every story."
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Grey will be published on 18 June, a date Fifty Shades megafans may recognise as Christian's birthday.
Bradley Cooper's turn in The Elephant Man won rave reviews when the production played on Broadway and now he's achieved the same feat with his West End transfer.
The Daily Mail's five-star review said Cooper's performance was a "singularly theatrical experience", while The Independent also praised his transformation "from Hollywood hunk to misshapen outcast".
Top Gear could return in a similar format to Have I Got News For You, with a different presenter each week, according to a BBC insider.
The source told The Independent: "The masterplan is to reconfigure the show along the lines of the post-Angus Deayton Have I Got News for You?, with a different guest hosting each episode."
The BBC declined to renew Clarkson's contract in March after the presenter punched a Top Gear producer on set, following a row about the lack of hot food on offer.
Professor Green, otherwise known as Stephen Manderson, said: "The truth is, suicide is still considered a taboo subject but it shouldn't be.
"Not only is this a deeply personal journey for me but also I've been fortunate to meet some amazing people along the way with their own incredibly moving stories as well as those who are creating public awareness around the topic of suicide."
BBC Three has also commissioned Murdered By My Father, the story of the "honour" killing of a 16-year-old girl by her father.
Hollyoaks welcomes newcomers
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If you are a fan of Hollyoaks, get set for two new faces joining the Channel 4 soap.
Former Emmerdale star Adele Silva and Ben Faulks - who previously appeared in CBeebies show Mr Bloom's Nursery, will make their first on-screen appearance in July.
They'll play a childless couple, Angela and Mark Brown, who hope to adopt Tom Cunningham and Peri Lomax's baby.
Strictly Come Dancing professional Brendan Cole thinks he's found a winning formula to triumph at this year's series.
Clangers return!
To give you your Monday dose of nostalgia, the first images from the new Clangers series have just been revealed.
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We spoke to Michael Palin, who narrates the new series, who said the job was a "Zen-like experience".
"I find the voice of the narrator is like getting slightly high. Everything's happening around you, you're not quite sure what it is, but it's comforting," he said.
Hollywood star Vince Vaughn has admitted he got stuck making "assembly-line comedies".
The star told GQ: "The machine can make you idle. You read a script and then you agree to a role, then soon enough you're on set looking at a scene that has had all the juice and the life sucked right out of it.
"You become a hired gun doing a very inoffensive PG-13 movie and, well, you kind of just go along with it."
The actor - who is soon to appear in the second series of gritty drama True Detective - also spoke of his support to own a gun, adding he believed guns should be allowed in US schools.
"Banning guns is like banning forks in an attempt to stop making people fat. Taking away guns, taking away drugs, the booze, it won't rid the world of criminality," he said.
The Critics' Choice TV Awards were handed out in the US last night, hosted by British star Cat Deeley - who also won her own award for hosting Fox's hit show So You Think You Can Dance.
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Other winners included best drama for The Americans, best comedy for Silicon Valley and Amy Schumer for Inside Amy Schumer.
Empire's Taraji P Henson (below), who plays Cookie in the hit show, won best actress in a drama series.
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Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk won best actor in a drama, joking: "I am in a drama? I'm trying to get laughs!"
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Jeffrey Tambor won best actor in a comedy series for his role as a transgender father in Amazon show Transparent.
"This is much bigger than me," he said on stage. "I had an acting teacher who said when you act you have to act as if your life depends on it, and now I have been given the wonderful gift of having a role where I have to act because other people's lives depend on it."
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James Corden presented Mom star Allison Janney with best supporting actress in a comedy series, congratulating her in his own unique way, with a smacker on the lips.
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Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane was honoured with the Louis XIII Genius Award, presented by Charlize Theron.
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Other winners included The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Olive Kitteridge and Orange is the New Black star Lorraine Toussaint, who was handed her best supporting actress in a drama award by New Girl stars Jake Johnson and Max Greenfield (above).
Bryce Dallas Howard blasts Hollywood ageism
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Following Maggie Gyllenhaal's revelation last week that, at 37, she was passed over for a role playing a 55-year-old man's love interest because she was "too old", Jurassic World star Bryce Dallas Howard has also spoken out on the subject.
The actress told the BBC News website Hollywood's ageist attitude to actresses was "antiquated, backward and discriminatory".
Lots of celebrity fans were watching BGT last night - and they all took to Twitter to show their support for their favourite acts.
San Andreas shakes box office
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Earthquake disaster movie San Andreas - starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson - has topped the US box office, taking $53.2m (£35m) in its opening weekend.
Pitch Perfect 2 stayed in second place, while last week's number one Tomorrowland slipped to third.
Thanks to some "negative buzz", Cameron Crowe's new rom-com Aloha only debuted in sixth place, despite its starry cast of Bradley Cooper, Emma Stone, Rachel McAdams and Bill Murray.
Email Message: It’s about time singers and choirs entered Crufts (perhaps someone could check if it would actually be allowed?).
On a serious note it is such a pity that really hard working talented people are left by the voting public who obviously prefer to see a dog doing something totally un-natural and downright stupid.
One wonders what cruel training methods are used to “train” a dog to do something so out of character - is food withheld until the dog complied? I suppose we will never know.
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It’s about time singers and choirs entered Crufts (perhaps someone could check if it would actually be allowed?).
On a serious note it is such a pity that really hard working talented people are left by the voting public who obviously prefer to see a dog doing something totally un-natural and downright stupid.
One wonders what cruel training methods are used to “train” a dog to do something so out of character - is food withheld until the dog complied? I suppose we will never know.
Tron: Legacy, which was a sequel to the original 1982 sci-fi set inside a computer world known as the Grid, took more than $400m (£262.6m) worldwide.
Its stars Olivia Wilde and Garrett Hedlund (above) and director Joseph Kosinski were set to return for the untitled third instalment which - although it had not been officially green lit by Disney - was expected to start filming later this year.
Twitter names Kimye's new baby
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Fans on Twitter have been reacting to the news Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are expecting their second child by suggesting baby names.
The reality TV star shared the couple's news during an episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians on US TV last night.
Their daughter, who turns two years old this month, is called North West - paving the way for plenty of puns.
Something from the weekend
In case you missed the news over the weekend, here are some of the stories that made headlines.
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Enrique Iglesias has been receiving treatment after two of his fingers were injured by a drone camera during a concert in Mexico. [Read more]
Will Young has topped the UK album chart with 85 Proof, his first album in four years. [Read more]
The funeral of blues legend BB King has taken place in Indianola, Mississippi. [Read more]
Tributes have been paid to "loveable and funny" Anne Kirkbride - during a memorial service for the Coronation Street actress at Manchester Cathedral. [Read more]
Oscar and Bafta-winning costume designer Julie Harris - who designed clothes for the Beatles and Sir Roger Moore's James Bond - has died in London, aged 94. [Read more]
Saved by the Bell actor Dustin Diamond has been found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon and disorderly conduct after a bar fight last year during which a man was stabbed. [Read more]
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Dancing dog Matisse wins BGT
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Let's start with this year's Britain's Got Talent final - which was won by tightrope-walking dog Matisse, with a little help from owner and trainer Jules O'Dwyer.
It's the second time a dog has won the talent show, after Pudsey took the 2012 title.
The duo beat magician Jamie Raven and Welsh choir Cor Glanaethwy, who came third.
O'Dywer told Newsbeat she'll be spending their £250,000 prize money on lots of dog treats.
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Welcome to a brand new week and a new Entertainment Live page. We'll be keeping you up to date with all the latest news from the world of entertainment, culture and the arts. Coming up we've got all the winners from the Critics' Choice Awards, reaction to this year's Britain's Got Talent final and heaps more.
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- Will Young has topped the UK album chart with 85 Proof, his first album in four years. [Read more]
- The funeral of blues legend BB King has taken place in Indianola, Mississippi. [Read more]
- Tributes have been paid to "loveable and funny" Anne Kirkbride - during a memorial service for the Coronation Street actress at Manchester Cathedral. [Read more]
- Oscar and Bafta-winning costume designer Julie Harris - who designed clothes for the Beatles and Sir Roger Moore's James Bond - has died in London, aged 94. [Read more]
- Saved by the Bell actor Dustin Diamond has been found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon and disorderly conduct after a bar fight last year during which a man was stabbed. [Read more]
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That's it from us for today but, if you're not still reeling from the shock of Matisse the dog's stunt double, we'll be back tomorrow with more news from the world of entertainment, arts and culture.
In case you missed any of today's stories, you can scroll down for the Critics' Choice Award winners, new pictures of the Clangers, Shia Lebeouf's motivational pep talk and insights into Christian Grey's mind.
BGT's secret stunt dog
Dancing dog Matisse might have been crowned the Britain's Got Talent winner, but it turns out it was actually a stunt dog who performed the tight-rope trick.
Owner and trainer Jules O'Dwyer admitted it was her other (almost identical) dog, Chase, who took on the high-wire part of the cops and robbers routine.
She told Lorraine on ITV: "Matisse is a little bit afraid of heights so although he could officially do it, Chase is the action dog, so he plays the double for him."
Lots of people weren't happy at the revelation on Twitter though:
Jessica Chastain is NOT Bryce Dallas Howard
It would seem the internet (and possibly the world) has had difficulty telling apart Hollywood actresses Jessica Chastain and Bryce Dallas Howard.
Now Jessica Chastain has taken to Twitter to address the issue herself.
So there you have it.
Elvis' Pink wheels
Elvis Presley's Pink Cadillac is the latest item of memorabilia being shipped over from Graceland for the Elvis at the O2 exhibition in London.
It's the first time the car, which will arrive on 17 June, has been displayed outside of the Memphis museum in the grounds of the singer's former home.
Organisers have also just announced the exhibition will be staying open until 10 January 2016, instead of closing at the end of August.
Michael Palin 'offered space series'
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Entertainment reporter
While talking to Michael Palin about the new series of The Clangers, I jokingly asked if he fancied filming a travel documentary on the moon.
"Actually, after I'd done my last travel series, they did say 'for the next one you should go out into space'," he told me.
"I think they just wanted to get rid of me."
The Monty Python star added he'd been offered a seat on the first commercial space flight.
"And I said, 'you must be joking. I'll do the 101st one'. I'm not that interested in space travel - I like having my feet on terra firma, really. For others, not me."
Banksy under the hammer (again)
An early Banksy work painted on the side of a trailer at the Glastonbury Festival in 1998 is expected to fetch more than £300,000 when it goes under the hammer in Paris later.
Silent Majority shows soldier-like figures landing on a beach with a speaker in an inflatable raft, which "depicts the rave and hip hop scene of the time".
The current owner of the work said Banksy approached him before he rose to fame to ask if he could use it as a canvas for a piece commissioned by the festival.
Read the full story.
Charli XCX cancels shows
Charlie XCX has tweeted fans to say she's cancelled five US dates this month.
The Boom Clap singer said it was "due to personal reasons".
Tracy Morgan breaks silence on crash
Actor Tracy Morgan has been talking about the limo crash that left him in a coma last year, in his first public appearance since the accident.
The 30 Rock star told the Today show in the US he remembers nothing about the crash and still has bad days as well as good.
He also paid an emotional tribute to fellow comedian James McNair, known as Jimmy Mach, who died in the accident.
"Bones heal, but the loss of my friend will never heal," said Morgan, who added he "lost it for about a week" after watching footage of McNair's funeral on YouTube.
Last week he settled a lawsuit with Wal-Mart, who owned the truck that slammed into the back of the limo van on the New Jersey Turnpike.
Read more.
Sleepless nights
For anyone who's ever got fed up craning to see the artworks at an overcrowded exhibition, the Hayward Gallery could have the answer.
They're giving visitors the chance to spend the night in a pair of robotic beds that roam the gallery out of hours, as part of the Carsten Holler: Decision exhibition which opens next week.
An evening in Two Roaming Beds (Grey) doesn't come cheap at £300, but guests will get the chance to immerse themselves in the show's experimental environments while travelling in slow motion (0.7 metres a minute).
Highlights include lifting off over the sculpture terrace on Two Flying Machines, experiencing the world through Upside Down Goggles and taking a ride on one of the Isomeric Slides down the side of the building.
Fifty Shades: Christian's story
Ever wondered what Christian Grey was thinking? Or what he sees in his Fifty Shades' love interest Anastasia Steele? Well, author EL James has announced her next book will reveal just that.
Forthcoming novel Grey will tell the same story as its best-selling predecessor, but this time through the eyes of her male protagonist.
"Christian is a complex character and readers have always been fascinated by his desires and motivations, and his troubled past," said James.
"Also, as anyone who has ever been in a relationship knows, there are two sides to every story."
Grey will be published on 18 June, a date Fifty Shades megafans may recognise as Christian's birthday.
Read more.
Much love for Bradley
Bradley Cooper's turn in The Elephant Man won rave reviews when the production played on Broadway and now he's achieved the same feat with his West End transfer.
The Daily Mail's five-star review said Cooper's performance was a "singularly theatrical experience", while The Independent also praised his transformation "from Hollywood hunk to misshapen outcast".
Read the full story.
Guest hosts for Top Gear?
The Independent
Top Gear could return in a similar format to Have I Got News For You, with a different presenter each week, according to a BBC insider.
The source told The Independent: "The masterplan is to reconfigure the show along the lines of the post-Angus Deayton Have I Got News for You?, with a different guest hosting each episode."
The BBC declined to renew Clarkson's contract in March after the presenter punched a Top Gear producer on set, following a row about the lack of hot food on offer.
Read the full story.
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The Hollywood Reporter has claimed Bradley Cooper's latest film, Aloha, has one of the worst movie titles ever.
It has compiled a list of 50 films receiving the dubious honour including Dude, Where's My Car?, The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Can Down a Mountain, Phffft and Santa With Muscles.
Which films get your vote for worst movie titles ever? Get in touch and let us know.
Britain's Got Trouble
Ofcom has received 90 complaints about the "revealing dresses" Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon wore on last night's Britain's Got Talent final.
"We will assess these complaints before deciding whether to investigate or not," an Ofcom spokesperson said.
Some 100 viewers also complained to ITV about the frocks, which the judges had posted snaps of on Twitter ahead of the show.
Professor Green turns documentary maker
British rapper Professor Green - who lost his own father to suicide when he was 24 - is to front a new BBC Three documentary on the subject.
The untitled show is one of two new "thought-provoking, hard-hitting documentaries" announced by the channel's new controller Damian Kavanagh.
Professor Green, otherwise known as Stephen Manderson, said: "The truth is, suicide is still considered a taboo subject but it shouldn't be.
"Not only is this a deeply personal journey for me but also I've been fortunate to meet some amazing people along the way with their own incredibly moving stories as well as those who are creating public awareness around the topic of suicide."
BBC Three has also commissioned Murdered By My Father, the story of the "honour" killing of a 16-year-old girl by her father.
Hollyoaks welcomes newcomers
If you are a fan of Hollyoaks, get set for two new faces joining the Channel 4 soap.
Former Emmerdale star Adele Silva and Ben Faulks - who previously appeared in CBeebies show Mr Bloom's Nursery, will make their first on-screen appearance in July.
They'll play a childless couple, Angela and Mark Brown, who hope to adopt Tom Cunningham and Peri Lomax's baby.
John Newman returns
John Newman's been at BBC HQ this morning, to give his new single Come and Get It its first airing on the Radio 1 Breakfast show with Nick Grimshaw.
It's the first single from his forthcoming second album, which he's been recording in LA.
You can also watch the video on YouTube.
I have a cunning plan
Strictly Come Dancing professional Brendan Cole thinks he's found a winning formula to triumph at this year's series.
Clangers return!
To give you your Monday dose of nostalgia, the first images from the new Clangers series have just been revealed.
We spoke to Michael Palin, who narrates the new series, who said the job was a "Zen-like experience".
"I find the voice of the narrator is like getting slightly high. Everything's happening around you, you're not quite sure what it is, but it's comforting," he said.
Read more on this story.
Stuck in a comedy rut
Hollywood star Vince Vaughn has admitted he got stuck making "assembly-line comedies".
The star told GQ: "The machine can make you idle. You read a script and then you agree to a role, then soon enough you're on set looking at a scene that has had all the juice and the life sucked right out of it.
"You become a hired gun doing a very inoffensive PG-13 movie and, well, you kind of just go along with it."
The actor - who is soon to appear in the second series of gritty drama True Detective - also spoke of his support to own a gun, adding he believed guns should be allowed in US schools.
"Banning guns is like banning forks in an attempt to stop making people fat. Taking away guns, taking away drugs, the booze, it won't rid the world of criminality," he said.
Read more.
Critics' Choice winners
The Critics' Choice TV Awards were handed out in the US last night, hosted by British star Cat Deeley - who also won her own award for hosting Fox's hit show So You Think You Can Dance.
Other winners included best drama for The Americans, best comedy for Silicon Valley and Amy Schumer for Inside Amy Schumer.
Empire's Taraji P Henson (below), who plays Cookie in the hit show, won best actress in a drama series.
Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk won best actor in a drama, joking: "I am in a drama? I'm trying to get laughs!"
Jeffrey Tambor won best actor in a comedy series for his role as a transgender father in Amazon show Transparent.
"This is much bigger than me," he said on stage. "I had an acting teacher who said when you act you have to act as if your life depends on it, and now I have been given the wonderful gift of having a role where I have to act because other people's lives depend on it."
James Corden presented Mom star Allison Janney with best supporting actress in a comedy series, congratulating her in his own unique way, with a smacker on the lips.
Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane was honoured with the Louis XIII Genius Award, presented by Charlize Theron.
Other winners included The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Olive Kitteridge and Orange is the New Black star Lorraine Toussaint, who was handed her best supporting actress in a drama award by New Girl stars Jake Johnson and Max Greenfield (above).
Bryce Dallas Howard blasts Hollywood ageism
Following Maggie Gyllenhaal's revelation last week that, at 37, she was passed over for a role playing a 55-year-old man's love interest because she was "too old", Jurassic World star Bryce Dallas Howard has also spoken out on the subject.
The actress told the BBC News website Hollywood's ageist attitude to actresses was "antiquated, backward and discriminatory".
"Kudos to Maggie for speaking out," she added.
Read the full story.
Britain's Got Talent final reaction
Lots of celebrity fans were watching BGT last night - and they all took to Twitter to show their support for their favourite acts.
San Andreas shakes box office
Earthquake disaster movie San Andreas - starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson - has topped the US box office, taking $53.2m (£35m) in its opening weekend.
Pitch Perfect 2 stayed in second place, while last week's number one Tomorrowland slipped to third.
Thanks to some "negative buzz", Cameron Crowe's new rom-com Aloha only debuted in sixth place, despite its starry cast of Bradley Cooper, Emma Stone, Rachel McAdams and Bill Murray.
Read our full story.
BGT ratings
Overnight figures suggest an average of 11.4 million people watched the final of Britain's Got Talent live on ITV.
That's higher than last year's final, which saw an average of 10.7 million see Collabro win.
Viewing peaked at an average 13 million around the time that runner-up Jamie Raven was performing his magic act.
Some 12.7 million watched Matisse crowned the winner.
Shia turns motivational coach
If you're feeling a bit "meh" about Monday, you probably need some Shia Laboeuf in your life.
Bear with us - it's because he did a (rather intense) motivational speech as his TED Talk over the weekend.
There are already plenty of spoofs doing the rounds too. In the words of Laboeuf: "What are you waiting for? Do it!"
Watch the video.
Britain's Got Talent final - your views
Disney ditches Tron sequel
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Disney has decided not to go ahead with a third Tron movie, after 2010's Tron: Legacy, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
Tron: Legacy, which was a sequel to the original 1982 sci-fi set inside a computer world known as the Grid, took more than $400m (£262.6m) worldwide.
Its stars Olivia Wilde and Garrett Hedlund (above) and director Joseph Kosinski were set to return for the untitled third instalment which - although it had not been officially green lit by Disney - was expected to start filming later this year.
Twitter names Kimye's new baby
Fans on Twitter have been reacting to the news Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are expecting their second child by suggesting baby names.
The reality TV star shared the couple's news during an episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians on US TV last night.
Their daughter, who turns two years old this month, is called North West - paving the way for plenty of puns.
Something from the weekend
In case you missed the news over the weekend, here are some of the stories that made headlines.
Get involved
Genevieve Hassan
Entertainment reporter
Was Matisse the dog a worthy winner of this year's Britain's Got Talent? Who were your favourite acts? Get in touch and let us know what you think. Tweet @BBCNewsEnts or email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.
Dancing dog Matisse wins BGT
Let's start with this year's Britain's Got Talent final - which was won by tightrope-walking dog Matisse, with a little help from owner and trainer Jules O'Dwyer.
It's the second time a dog has won the talent show, after Pudsey took the 2012 title.
The duo beat magician Jamie Raven and Welsh choir Cor Glanaethwy, who came third.
O'Dywer told Newsbeat she'll be spending their £250,000 prize money on lots of dog treats.
Good morning!
Sarah Jane Griffiths
Entertainment reporter
Welcome to a brand new week and a new Entertainment Live page. We'll be keeping you up to date with all the latest news from the world of entertainment, culture and the arts. Coming up we've got all the winners from the Critics' Choice Awards, reaction to this year's Britain's Got Talent final and heaps more.