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Is there anything Jenna Ortega can’t do? In the new Netflix series, “Wednesday,” Ortega takes on the role of Wednesday Addams, and as part of her prep process, she had to learn how to play the cello.

Jane Fonda writes on Huffington Post that a letter she signed protesting the Toronto Film Festival’s showcase of Tel Aviv’s film community was “unnecessarily inflammatory.” “I signed the letter without reading it carefully enough, without asking myself if some of the wording wouldn’t exacerbate the situation rather than bring about constructive dialogue,” Fonda writes.

She has been keeping a low profile after moving overseas. But Lindsay Lohan was firmly back in the spotlight when she celebrated her best friend Hofit Golan's birthday in London on Saturday. The actress, 30, ensured all eyes were well and truly on her when she opted to go underwear free for the occasion. Scroll down for video Underwear-free! Lindsay Lohan commanded the attention with her thigh-skimming gold dress as she celebrated her socialite best friend Hofit Golan's birthday in London on Saturday

Raptor arms in the Ralph Lauren Icons eyewear campaign. Photograph: Ralph LaurenRaptor arms in the Ralph Lauren Icons eyewear campaign. Photograph: Ralph LaurenRed carpet fashionFashionRaptor applause: the new red-carpet poseThe teapot pose is 10 years old. Even if you don’t know what that means, you’ve seen it. High time we had a new pose? Then meet the raptor arm The teapot arm is 10 years old, more or less. That’s ten years of turning one arm into a handle and one into a spout, and 10 years of looking great not stout.

Steven Greenberg, the first openly gay Orthodox rabbi, tells Libby Brooks how he squares his sexuality with his faith When, at the age of 20, Steven Greenberg discussed his attraction to men as well as women for the first time, his religious counsellor offered a surprising and optimistic interpretation of his predicament. "He told me: 'You have twice the power of love. Use it carefully.' I left the meeting thinking everything was going to be fine.

Asian CupTottenham forward is chasing a first major title with South Korea while favourites have addressed goalscoring problem All due respect to Tottenham Hotspur, but the Asian Cup that kicks off in Qatar on Friday might be the best chance Son Heung-min has left to win a major title. He never has – the 2018 Asian Games don’t count – but it is not just about the Spurs captain. It was so long ago when South Korea last became continental champions that they beat South Vietnam and Israel along the way.

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Actress, teacher and casting director Cecily Adams, actress, teacher and casting director, died March 3 in Los Angeles after a four-month battle with lung cancer. She was 46. Best known for her recurring role as acerbic feminist Moogie on “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine,” Adams also appeared on shows such as “Just Shoot Me,” “Murder One,” “Murphy Brown” and “Home Improvement.” Until her death, she served as casting director for “That ’70s Show,” following assignments casting series such as “Third Rock From the Sun” and “Eerie, Indiana” and features including “American Heart” and “Home Room.

Kathryn Flett on televisionCultureFeast of Stephen left me emptyFriends and Crocodiles BBC1 Desperate Housewives C4 Hotel Babylon BBC1 Many thanks to those readers with long memories who kindly (gleefully?) alerted me to the presence of the new BBC1 drama written and directed by Stephen Poliakoff, in the hope, presumably, that, as of yore, I may be tempted to dip my cursor into the metaphorical inkwell of vitriol-tinted Quink. But although I'm happy to admit I don't get on with (OK, I loathe) most of Poliakoff's bloated oeuvre (but quite enjoyed The Lost Prince) this isn't just a weird OCD disguised as a hobby (unlike, say, the one involving the jelly babies and the gimp mask).