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Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea shooting six consecutive 3-pointers during a celebrity basketball competition in the ’90s has resurfaced online.Flea, who is a big LA Lakers fan, shared the footage himself on his Instagram back in February, which was filmed during the 1995 MTV-hosted ‘Rock N’ Jock’ celebrity basketball game.In the caption to the February 16 post, Flea wrote: “I’m just sayin. I made 6 in a row and won that shit, didn’t even need to shoot the last one.

A wild new fan theory on social media has claimed that Banksy is actually Art Attack presenter Neil Buchanan.

Art Attack presenter Neil Buchanan has denied that he is Banksy after a Twitter user claimed to have uncovered the secret street artist’s identity.Speculation on social media about Banksy’s real identity gained renewed traction over the weekend after Twitter user @ScouseMan_ claimed: “Just heard that it’s rumoured Neil Buchanan is Banksy. If true, it’s the funniest shit ever.

A Syrian man desirous to get to Europe accepts to become a canvas for a controversial contemporary artist in The Man Who Sold His Skin (L’homme qui a vendu sa peau). This is the second fiction feature from Tunisian female director Kaouther Ben Hania after Cannes 2017 Un Certain Regard title Beauty and the Dogs, and as in that smaller-scale but similarly ambitious project, she combines a sociopolitical hot potato — in this case the refugee crisis and underlying human rights issues — with a certain formalist verve.

hereThe band performed at the Garage in Glasgow in 2010 and a Banksy artwork was found on a wall on Sauchiehall Street near the music venue.The band also played at the famous the Roundhouse in Camden, London, near another Banksy work.Neil, 58, presented the CITV programme Art Attack from 1990 to 2007.

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The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxWild rumours that the true identity of guerrilla artist Banksy is none other than children’s entertainment legend Neil Buchanan have gathered pace online.Online theories have suggested that the 58-year-old Art Attack legend is the mysterious hooded genius behind works of art that have popped up around the world.While rumours that the children’s TV legend could be the mastermind of Banksy’s street art have circulated for years, theories went up a gear this weekend.On Friday, a Liverpudlian Twitter user thew fuel on the fire by suggesting the rumours could be true – with responses to the claim only seeming to endorse the theory.The

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shot in Bradford and Leeds – has taken a central role, with the story of Bunton and the “borrowed” Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington providing laughs at a more subdued, Covid-19-affected festival.Broadbent, 71, said he had been apprehensive about travelling to Venice because of the risks caused by the Covid-19 crisis. He said the festival felt “almost normal”, but added that he thought it might be difficult for older actors to work because of issues over insurance.Bunton, who is described as a “fantasist” in the film but also presented as a principled, socially minded citizen, took to the stand at the Old Bailey wearing NHS standard Bakelite glasses.

The 2020 Venice Film Festival is surprisingly political this year, with a slew of documentaries —environmental docI Am Greta,Luke Holland's Holocaust documentaryFinal Account — and features — Jasmila Zbanic'sQuo Vadis, Aida?about the Srebrenica massacre, and Regina King's civil rights drama One Night in Miami — taking center stage at an event often more famous for its red carpet glamor than its soap-box messaging. The ongoing civil war in Syria, the plight of war refugees, and the intersection of First World commerce with Third World suffering are in focus in The Man Who Sold His Skin, a new feature from Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania, which premieres in Venice's Orizzonti section on Saturday.

Vacheron Constantin needs inspiration for its contemporary women’s watches, it needs look no further than its own archive, which boasts more than 1,300 pieces spanning two centuries of watchmaking.

Michael Stipe song has been shared as part of a New York art exhibition.An Introduction To Nameless Love, an installation from artist and past Stipe collaborator Jonathan Berger, features lyrics from a new song by the former R.E.M. frontman about designers Charles and Ray Eames.Partly inspired by late photojournalist Margaret Morton, who spent years telling the stories of the homeless people who lived in an New York subway tunnel, the exhibition opened at Participant Inc.

2020 Venice Film Festival officially kicked off last night – and saw some of cinema's biggest names grace the red carpet for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began earlier this year. And, the A-listers did not disappoint in bringing back red-carpet fashion in style with Cate Blanchett championing sustainability in her Esteban Cortázar gown and Tilda Swinton carrying the most beautiful face mask, designed by artist James Merry.Swinton used the sculptural piece – which Merry said was inspired by stingray skeletons, seaweed, orchids and his favourite fish sculptures on the columns of the Rialto fish market in Venice – to accessorise her black-and-white ruffled Chanel ensemble.

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A new public art trail from the producers behind the popular Bee in the City event is set to take over Manchester this autumn.50 different artists will take over windows and spaces right across the city centre with their creations for the 50 Windows of Creativity trail.It's Manchester's first ever window display trail, effectively turning the entire city into an outdoor art gallery.Displays will be made up of a mixture of fine art paintings, photography, murals, mosaics, ceramics and more.Some of the displays will be curated by the many festivals and events that couldn't take place this year.It's part of the Manchester City Council's recovery programme and will raise money for The Lord Mayor of Manchester Charity Appeal Trust - We Love MCR

“The local garden centre provides the flowers and they look wonderful.”The artists and their work are: Shambellie house by Tracy Graham; The Corn Mill by Mary McCallen; Shambellie Wood by Kath Mayo; Shambelie House in photo emulsion by artist and photographer Ricky Nolan; Corn Mill Top Pond by Arona Allan; The Guild Hall by Tracy Adams; Sweetheart Cemetery by Susan Wilson; The Abbey Window by Rachel Hennessy; and Pilgrims by Janet Henry.

Tony Hawk and Cyberpunkfranchise creator Mike Pondsmith are leading the lineup for PAX Online, the digital iteration of video game conference PAX West. The nine-day virtual event, running Sept.

Karlie Kloss is pledging her support for Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.The supermodel, 28, is slated to make an appearance on Thursday in support of the former Vice President in tandem with the group STEAM, which is aimed at spreading awareness toward educating people on science, technology, engineering, art and math.Kloss - who is wed to Joshua Kushner, the brother of President Donald Trump's senior adviser Jared Kushner - will be joined at the proceedings by Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani, as well as Dr. Morine Cebert Gaitors, Nancy Lu and Adrianna Williams.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorSpotify launched Joe Rogan’s popular podcast this week. But the batch of 1,691 episodes of “The Joe Rogan Experience” currently available on the streaming platform is conspicuously missing a several controversial segments.The Rogan episodes on Spotify omit his interviews with conspiracy monger Alex Jones and other far-right figures including Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes, ex-Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos, Charles C.

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.It seems like just yesterday that we were cleaning out our AC filters, cutting jeans into cutoffs and restocking on sunscreen for the summer season. But Taylor Swift sang it best: “August slipped away into a moment in time.” It’s officially September, and it’s time to get serious about fall fashion.Planning your wardrobe for the chillier months is no easy feat.

Ann-Marie Corvin Barcelona-based Filmax has acquired the world sales rights to “The Art of Return” – a Spanish production by first-time director Pedro Collantes nurtured through Venice’s renowned Biennale College film workshop initiative.The boutique distributor will also handle the Spanish distribution for this coming-of-age drama, which focuses on a young actress (“Holy Camp’s” Macarena García) returning home to Madrid after six years in New York.The action takes place over a 24-hour period in the protagonist’s home city, where she has a series of encounters that cause her to reassess her life.Set to make its debut Sept.