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Kate Beckinsale regresó a los focos el jueves para un elegante evento de Nueva Yotk, después de un duro año luchando contra unos problemas médicos.

La actriz se veía como de un millón de dólares en su vestido blanco mientras se paseaba por la alfombra roja ante un montón de fotógrafos en la primera gala anual de King's Trust Global en la Casa Cipriani de Manhattan.

Echa un vistazo a los videos y fotos, Kate estaba en excelente forma, girando y sonriéndole a las cámaras en su magnífico vestido, que exponía partes de su tonificado cuerpo. Para rematar, Kate lucía joyas y llevaba el pelo recogido como una auténtica estrella.

Kate Beckinsale returned to the spotlight Thursday after a tough year battling medical issues, hitting the red carpet for a swanky NYC event.

The actress looked like a million bucks in her sexy white gown as she strolled out before a bunch of shutterbugs at the first annual King's Trust Global Gala at Casa Cipriani in Manhattan.

Check out the videos/pics ... Kate was in rare form, turning and smiling for the cameras in her magnificent dress that exposed portions of her slim, yet toned body. To top things off, Kate was dripping in jewelry and her hair was done up like a true starlet!

Another day, another series of action-packed clips. Check out the best Thursday had to offer.

On "TMZ Live" ... Harvey and Charles discuss Britney Spears' huge fight with her boyfriend Paul Soliz that nearly led to her in an ambulance.

Sunny Hostin seems to be showing some solidarity with pro-Palestinian student protesters across the country -- or at the very least, a nod to their right to express themselves.

We caught up with "The View" cohost Thursday in NYC ... and, we asked her about the pro-Palestine demonstrations sweeping college campuses across the nation right now -- and Sunny says she thinks calling them "pro-Palestine" is the wrong way to label them.

While they are supporting Palestine against Israel, Sunny says she considers these folks anti-war protesters, saying it's a long tradition among students in the U.S. dating back years.

Robert De Niro did NOT yell at pro-Palestinian protesters in NYC ... this despite a video making the rounds online suggesting otherwise.

The actor was filmed shouting at a group of individuals last week in NYC, accusing the crowd of "talking nonsense" and needing to go home. Several pro-Israel X accounts shared the video ... claiming the encounter proves De Niro stands with Israel in its war on Hamas.

However, De Niro's rep has shut this notion down ... saying the footage was merely a rehearsal from his new Netflix show, "Zero Day." As it turns out, De Niro was actually just practicing scripted lines while rehearsing in front of a group of extras.

Robert De Niro NO le estaba gritando a los manifestantes pro-palestinos en Nueva York. Esto, a pesar de un popular video que circula por Internet y sugiere lo contrario.

El actor fue grabado gritándole a un grupo de personas la semana pasada en Nueva York y acusándolos de "decir tonterías" e instándolos a que se fueran para su casa. Varias cuentas pro-Israel X compartieron el video, afirmando que el encuentro demuestra que De Niro está con Israel en su guerra contra Hamás.

Sin embargo, el representante de De Niro ha acallado esta idea, diciendo que las imágenes corresponden simplemente a un ensayo de un nuevo show de Netflix llamado "Zero Day". Resulta que De Niro en realidad solo estaba practicando sus líneas, mientras ensayaba frente a un grupo de extras.

Anne Hathaway aprendió por las malas que la mayoría de la gente ya no lee libros, o al menos es así si ves el "The Tonight Show".

La actriz se sentó con Jimmy Fallon esta semana para promocionar su nueva película, "The Idea Of You", basada en la novela de 2017 del mismo nombre escrita por Robinne Lee.

En medio de la entrevista, Anne estaba analizando la trama de la película en la que su personaje, Solene, una madre soltera, se enamora inesperadamente del cantante de una banda de chicos más joven, Hayes, interpretado por Nicholas Galitzine.

Anne Hathaway learned the hard way that most people don't read books anymore – that is if you watch the "The Tonight Show."

This week, the actress sat down with late-night host Jimmy Fallon to promote her new movie, "The Idea Of You," which is based on the identically titled 2017 novel written by Robinne Lee.

Midway through the interview, Anne was discussing the plot of the film in which her character, Solene – a single mom -- unexpectedly falls for a younger boy band singer, Hayes, played by Nicholas Galitzine.

It's the middle of the week, and TMZ's got a whole bunch of clips to get you over the hump (day).

On "TMZ Live" ... Harvey and Charles analyze Britney Spears calling her sister Jamie Lynn a "bitch" in a rambling, somewhat incoherent video.

Sunny Hostin thinks Donald Trump's antics in court could cost him during the general election later this year -- because she seems to think folks will remember him as Gassy Don.

"The View" cohost launched into a diatribe on the hit talk show Wednesday ... sharing her thoughts on 45's criminal trial and candidacy, beginning by expressing her shock at how DT's caught up to President Joe Biden in the polls.

Check out the clip ... SH says she thinks the ex-Prez is slowly starting to lose it -- mentioning how he violated a gag order, leading to a $9k fine, before mentioning his alleged flatulence.

LeVar Burton's time hosting "Reading Rainbow" wasn't all rainbows and butterflies -- as it turns out, he actually clashed with producers ... all 'cause he was a hip and stylish dude!

The actor opens up about this in "Butterfly in the Sky" -- a new documentary about the beloved children's program that he hosted in the '80s, '90s and 2000s ... revealing some of the most iconic parts of his appearance back then actually pissed off the creative team.

As detailed by People, LeVar refused to dress or present himself in a way that felt inauthentic. As a result ... he says he'd clash with showrunners and people behind the scenes -- who apparently gave him a hard time over fashion choices, like his famous earring.

Aquí está el momento lacrimógeno de la semana, Alfred Molina está hablando de su padre y de como no aprobaba que fuera actor.

El veterano actor le concedió una entrevista a Vanity Fair y contó esta historia desgarradora sobre cómo su padre rechazó por completo su sueño de actuar y entrar al mundo del espectáculo, algo que creó una división de años entre ellos.

Cuenta que tuvo un trabajo mejor pagado en su juventud para poder sumergirse en su oficio -que era su pasión- y cuando le contó esto a su padre, recibió una fría respuesta.

Dan Schneider está llevando a los productores de "Quiet on Set" a los tribunales, alegando que lo difamaron al retratarlo falsamente como un abusador sexual de niños mientras estaba en Nickelodeon, arruinando su reputación.

El famoso productor de televisión acaba de presentar una demanda por difamación obtenida por TMZ, que arremete contra la docuserie y sus creadores, incluyendo Warner Bros. Discovery, Maxine Productions, Sony Pictures Television y otros, por insinuar falsamente que abusó sexualmente de los niños que trabajaron en sus programas en el pasado.

Los abogados de Dan no se andan con rodeos y están criticando a "Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV", como un "ataque deliberado". Como ustedes saben, Dan creó "The Amanda Show", "Drake & Josh", "Zoey 101", "iCarly" y "Victorious" durante su mandato en Nickelodeon, y en "Quiet On Set", fue el foco principal.

Here's your tearjerker moment of the week -- Alfred Molina is talking about his dad, who didn't approve of him being an actor ... even though he kept tabs on his boy in private.

The veteran thespian sat down for an interview with Vanity Fair, and he recounted this heartbreaking story about how his father completely rebuffed his dream to pursue acting and to get into showbiz ... something that created a years-long divide between them.

AM says he actually gave us a higher-paying job in his youth to dive into his craft -- which was his passion -- and when he broke this news to his dad ... he got the cold shoulder.

Dan Schneider is taking producers of 'Quiet on Set' to court -- claiming they defamed him by falsely portraying him as a child sexual abuser at Nickelodeon, and ruining his reputation.

The famed TV producer just filed a defamation lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, slamming the docuseries and its creators -- including Warner Bros. Discovery, Maxine Productions, Sony Pictures Television and others -- for falsely implying he sexually abused the child actors who worked on his shows back in the day.

Dan's lawyers don't mince words ... blasting "Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV" as a "hit job." As you know, Dan created "The Amanda Show," "Drake & Josh," "Zoey 101," "iCarly" and "Victorious" during his tenure at Nickelodeon ... and in 'QOS,' he was the main focus.