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Prince George may take part in a "gruesome" royal tradition that the likes of Prince Harry have gone through in the past. Duncan Larcombe, who wrote 'Prince Harry: The Inside Story', suggested Prince William and Kate Middleton's oldest son may join the future king for a controversial pastime long practised by the Royal Family. George, 11, may take part in a stag hunt with his father, but the royal commentator hinted that the young prince may also face a centuries-old "ritual" that's linked to the tradition.

K-pop entertainment giant SM Entertainment has announced the upcoming debut of its first AI-generated singer, named nævis, next month.Today (August 21), SM Entertainment released the first official teaser clip and launched a website for nævis’s upcoming debut. The former features rows of computer code, reading “nævis is coming to the real world”, before revealing her silhouette.SM Entertainment has yet to release details on nævis’s debut such as a release date and track list.

Jamie Lang Griselda Gonzalez Gentile’s Luminosa Venture Films has boarded the animated series “Hollow Flowers,” created by multi-media artist and filmmaker Daniel Yepes. “Hollow Flowers” joins a Luminosa production slate that includes “Ernesto Che Guevara, un Canto Incluso,” a documentary revisiting the legacy of Che Guevara’s thoughts in the contemporary world, and “The Beauty of the Instant,” a fiction feature presenting at this year’s Sanfic Industria Ibero-American Work in Progress sidebar. Currently in development, the “Hollow Flowers” series is part of a trans-media dark fantasy animated project for teens and adults.

A Perthshire victim of the infected blood scandal has cautiously welcomed a UK Government announcement that the first compensation payouts will commence at the end of the year.

Sven-Goran Eriksson has opened up about his terminal pancreatic cancer diagnosis, sharing a moving farewell messages as he reflects on his time left. The former England manager is looking back on his extraordinary life and stellar football career, which won him countless fans worldwide, in a new Amazon Prime Video documentary. Although renowned for managing England's 'Golden Generation' - with players such as Wayne Rooney, David Beckham, and Frank Lampard - England consistently bowed out at the quarter-finals during his tenure.

Jenna Ortega has recreated an iconic Winona Ryder look from Beetlejuice on the press tour for the film’s upcoming sequel.Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is the follow-up to the 1988 cult classic and comes out in cinemas on September 4. It sees director Tim Burton and stars Michael Keaton, Ryder and Catherine O’Hara returning to the franchise alongside newcomers Ortega, Willem Dafoe and Monica Bellucci.Ortega plays the rebellious Astrid Deetz, the daughter of Ryder’s Lydia, as the Deetz clan return home to Winter River following the death of Charles Deetz.

BBC Breakfast's Ben Thompson made a swift interruption during the show to deliver a significant update, announcing: "in the last few minutes."

Dancing on Ice is set to return early next year with Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern returning to host the competition. And the show has reportedly already signed up its first celeb, TOWIE’s Ferne McCann.

Celebrating her centenary, Patricia Smith has divulged her elixir for youthfulness - moisturiser paired with a tipple of Merlot. The former hurdles champion, who's resided in a care community for the past 14 years, is renowned amongst her peers for always maintaining an immaculate appearance, never without her trademark red lipstick.

The Judge From Hell starring Park Shin-hye (Doctor Slump) and Kim Jae-yeong (Love in Contract).On August 21, the streaming giant shared that it will premiere the new romantic crime K-drama this September. The Judge From Hell stars Park Shin-hye as Bit-na, a controversial judge known for meting out light sentences to criminals despite facing massive disapproval from the public.Unbeknownst to the rest of the world, Bit-na is possessed by a demon whose mission is to find and drag ten criminals back to hell.

Paramount+ – check out the trailer below.Nöthin’ But a Good Time: The Uncensored Story of ‘80s Hair Metal will be a three-part series, set to be released onto the streaming service on September 17 in the US and a day later internationally.It promises to document the exploits and excesses of bands such as Poison, Skid Row, Def Leppard, Guns N’ Roses, Quiet Riot and W.A.S.P., and it is based on a book of the same name by Tom Beaujour and Richard Bienstock.Watch the trailer for the series here:The show will feature original interviews with Poison’s Bret Michaels, Slipknot’s Corey Taylor, Skid Row’s Dave “Snake” Sabo, Ratt’s Stephen Pearcy and Extreme’s Nuno Bettencourt, as well as MTV host Riki Rachtman and Jackass star Steve-O.It is directed by Jeff Tremaine, who also oversaw the Mötley Crüe biopic The Dirt in 2019.Bienstock has spoken about what drew him to that particular moment in pop culture, explaining to VWRocks in 2021: “I think that scene on the Sunset Strip was like nothing that had come before and nothing that has happened since. You really get a picture of hundreds of bands out there and just tons of fans and these guys posting thousands of flyers everywhere.

EXCLUSIVE: Alexander Payne has lambasted a report from earlier this year that the script for his five-time Oscar-nominated film The Holdovers, which he directed from a script by David Hemingson, was plagiarized. 

Jared Leto has looked back at the financial struggles Thirty Seconds To Mars faced in the early days of their career, and explained that there was a point where they were “millions of dollars in debt”.Leto, as well as being a Hollywood actor known for his roles in Suicide Squad, Dallas Buyers Club, American Psycho and more, is also the frontman of US rock group Thirty Seconds To Mars alongside his brother Shannon. In a new interview, however, he recalled the struggles the band faced shortly after sharing their first album.The dispute came around their breakthrough album, ‘A Beautiful Lie’, which arrived in 2005 and first put the band on the map.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Daisy Ridley, star of the “Star Wars” sequel trilogy, is a different kind of vigilante in Zak Hilditch‘s upcoming horror-survival-thriller “We Bury the Dead.” The film, which will have its world premiere at Australia‘s Adelaide Film Festival in November, unveiled a first look at Ridley in the role of a desperate woman who joins a body retrieval unit, hoping to find her husband alive after a disastrous military experiment destroys the population of Tasmania. As she sifts through the corpses, she discovers that many are not quite dead. Ridley’s character looks haggard as she journeys to the south of Tasmania and is forced to make peace with her own unfinished business in the face of futility.

The Foreign Office has issued a 'No Travel' list, pinpointing 31 countries and territories that British tourists should avoid.

Jackson Browne, the Four Seasons and Cyndi Lauper.Decades later, the song featured in Dirty Dancing, and became a hit with a different generation. Williams wrote the track when he was 15 years old, inspired by his high-school sweetheart.He later told ClassicBands it only took him half an hour to write.

Calderglen Country Park will be transformed into an enchanting adventure trail for an exciting new pumpkin picking event this October.

This October, a brand new light trail will be launching at the Trafford Centre in time for Halloween. The creators of The Twilight Trail, which launched at Depot Mayfield last year will be unveiling the new Halloween Trail - a 'spooktacular' Halloween-themed light show.

The final two episodes of Love Is Blind: UK's first season have been released on Netflix. The British adaptation of the popular Netflix show has introduced a fresh batch of singles to the experiment, which explores whether strangers can fall in love without ever laying eyes on each other.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief “Mojo,” a rom-com film whose cast of oddball characters includes a cow who has gone viral, has been set as the first feature to emerge from Sympatico, a U.K.-Malaysia coproduction venture that launched last year. The film is to be directed by Min Lim, who also heads operations at Sympatico.

Blue badge holding motorists will need to pay the council £150 to have a disabled parking bay marked outside their homes. Under a new policy set to be agreed by Bolton Council this week, marked disabled bays are to be painted outside residents’ homes if they successfully apply to the authority.