Entertainment live: 5 October 2015

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News updates for 5 October 2015
Wallander writer Henning Mankell dies
Ed Sheeran promo for European MTV awards
Sam Smith Bond theme video released
Strictly loses its first contestant

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Emma Saunders and Kev Geoghegan

People's sexiest man 2005published at 16:43
Well, its a change of look for sure...
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Disney princesses as hot dogspublished at 16:26
Well. Why not indeed?
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Bridge of Spies buzzpublished at 15:52
Steven Spielberg's cold war thriller is generating Oscar buzz on Twitter having premiered at the New York Film Festival:
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Scorsese's vinyl trailerpublished at 14:50
Channelling Boardwalk Empire in the 1970s, the new trailer for Martin Scorsese's Vinyl has been released.
The HBO music drama is the story of Richie Finestra - played by Bobby Cannavale - as he attempts to resurrect his record label American Century.
Expect lots of sex, drugs and liberal lashings of rock'n'roll.
Check it out...
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Wat's up?published at 14:10
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Emma Watson speaks to Radio 1's Nick Grimshaw on her plans to teach yoga, her new film Regression and her favourite foods - baked beans and canned tomato soup. Not quite what we were expecting (no quinoa or goji berries?)
Listen to the interview here from about 1:39 onwards.
Tributes to Wallander authorpublished at 13:27
Fellow authors and writers are paying tributes to the late Swedish author Henning Mankell, whose best-selling Wallander novels were adapted for television.
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Chinese artist Ai bugged?published at 11:54
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Dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has posted a number of pictures of what he says are listening devices found in his Beijing studio.
He captioned one photo of an apparent bug on Instagram with "There will always be surprises".
His friend Liu Xiaoyuan said the bugs were found in the artist's office and a living room. Read more.
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Emily(s) Bluntpublished at 11:30
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Just days after apologising to Americans who were offended when she suggested that she regretted her US citizenship, actress Emily Blunt has put her foot in it again.
In September, following a Republican party candidate debate, she jokingly said:
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"I became an American citizen recently, and that night we watched the Republican debate, and I thought, 'This was a terrible mistake. What have I done?'
She subsequently said sorry: "It was just an off-hand joke. I think I'll probably leave the political jokes to [talk show] Late Night or something."
Now, in an interview with The Sunday Times Style supplement she apparently said of her citizenship:
"It's mainly for tax reasons... I didn't want to renounce my Queen."
Oops.
Fassbender 'studied Kutcher'published at 10:40
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Michael Fassbender has reportedly had a light-hearted dig at a fellow actor who also tackled the part of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
While speaking at a press conference for the new Danny Boyle film Steve Jobs at the New York Film Festival on Saturday, he was asked how he prepared for the film.
“I studied Ashton Kutcher,” he replied, referring to Kutcher's critically-reviled biopic Jobs, which was released in 2013.
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Luckily for Fassbender, his portrayal is being well-received with many predicting he will be a shoe-in for a best actor nomination come awards season.
Although Fassbender isn't an exact physical match for the late Apple exec, the actor said Boyle wasn't concerned.
"That was the first thing I said to Danny. I said: ‘Christian Bale looks a lot more like Steve Jobs than me.’
“He wasn’t interested in that - he wanted to get the energy and essence of the man and go with that.”
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Sold! Gold bikini, one careful ownerpublished at 10:00
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The iconic gold bikini worn by Princess Leia while she was being held by Jabba the Hutt in Star Wars Episode VI - Return of the Jedi, has sold at auction in Hollywood for $96,000 (£63,000).
Here's what actress Carrie Fisher, who is reprising her role in the new movie The Force Awakens, said ahead of the auction.
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Did she buy it for the new movie?
A model of the Star Wars blockade runner spaceship - the one which carried Princess Leia and C-3PO and R2-D2 in the opening scenes of the blockbuster series - also sold for a record $450,000 (£295,000).
The miniature spaceship, which came from the collection of late visual effects Oscar-winner Grant McCune, had been expected to fetch between $200,000 and $300,000 (£131,000 - £197,000).
Get involvedpublished at 08:55
Kev Geoghegan
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The jury is still out on the track itself but now Sam Smith has revealed the mean and moody video to accompany his Bond theme Writing's On the Wall.
As you might expect, there's a lot of wistful staring into the middle distance
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