Aaron Dessner is teasing new Big Red Machine music

A young woman finds herself facing a terrifying dilemma in “Happening.” The French film chronicles its main character, Anne, and the consequences surrounding her unplanned pregnancy. Faced with a lack of access to abortion services, the ’60s era student must confront dangerous options as well as a judgemental society intent on punishing her at every turn.

Six fire engines were called to a house fire in Rochdale this morning.

Still reeling. Brad Pitt was caught off guard when Angelina Jolie sold her stake in Château Miraval winery amid their ongoing legal battle.

Friends and family of the British men's curling team have said they have "no doubt" the squad is destined for gold medals despite losing their final at the Beijing Winter Olympics.

Many of Hong Sang-soo’s films are structured around a woman’s solitary wanderings. The single ladies played by Kim Min-Hee in “On the Beach at Night Alone” or “The Woman Who Ran,” or Lee Hye-Young in “In Front of Your Face,” are free radicals, moving from encounter to encounter and disrupting the equilibrium of the people they meet, as meandering conversations reveal a friend’s dissatisfaction or a couple’s disagreement.

drug addict's needle" in a hotel bathroom - only for staff to accuse him of planting it there when he complained. Shane Wilkinson, 33, booked a last-minute break with his Karen Gillott, 43, and their children Skyler Doyle, 6, and Grayson Doyle, 3, at The Avari Hotel, Blackpool on Booking.com and checked in to their room on February 11.But to the 33-year-old's horror, he claims his tot found the uncapped needle behind the toilet in the en-suite bathroom, leaving them worried he could have pricked himself with it.The fuming dad confronted staff about the alleged discovery but he claims he was then told to leave the hotel after being refunded £35 of his £54 booking and accused of the needle being his.Shane, from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, said: "It was a spur of the moment thing on Friday night to book a night away."Obviously if it was planned I would've looked into the hotel more but I literally finished work, got changed and we packed the car and went."For the price, we paid I knew it wasn't going to be cracking but I didn't think it was going to be that bad until we got there."My son went to the toilet and found it [the needle] - he came out holding it saying 'look mummy and daddy, look what I've found.' I took it off him and asked him where he found it and he said behind the toilet in the bathroom."The cover was off but luckily I checked him over and he didn't prick himself.

Carol Vorderman has asked fans whether her outfit was “too much” as she arrived at BBC Wales’ headquarters in Cardiff.The presenter donned a pair of tightly fitting camouflage leggings paired with a black bodysuit and black heeled boots.Carol shielded from the cold in a matching camouflage coat with a fur trim.Sharing photos to her 480,000 Twitter followers, the mathematician joked: “Where's Carol? A touch too much camo?”Dozens of users flocked to the comments to compliment Carol on her ageless beauty.Vanessa Feltz said: “It takes more than camouflage for you to fade into the background!”Steps singer Ian ‘H’ Watkins gushed: “LOVE YOU.”While Andy echoed: “Stunningly beautiful photographs.

If there's one thing to know about Mark Wahlberg, it's that he's incredibly disciplined. The "Father Stu" actor, 50, opened up about what a typical day in his life is like while he was making moves in New York City this week. While rushing to his car, the movie star took some time to discuss how he balances his acting career and active lifestyle.

The Only Way Is Essex star Gemma Collins shared a video to her 2.2 million followers showing the damage Storm Eunice caused to her garden. The reality favourite, 41, videoed the aftermath of the storm to her garden including her ceramic horse Tallulah on her side. Gemma said: “Poor Tallulah was taken down in the storm.

Strictly Come Dancing champion Joanne Clifton has opened up about her health diagnosis which left her in tears.The professional dancer, 38, was crowned the winner of the BBC dancing competition back in 2016 alongside Ore Oduba.However, fans of the show were unaware that Joanne was battling osteoarthritis in her knees at the age of just 31.She has been raising awareness about the condition, which can impact her daily life, but has vowed to never give up her career.Addressing the moment she was told of her diagnosis, Joanne told Express.co.uk that she broke down in tears.She explained: "I knew there was some kind of problem because my knee absolutely flared up like a balloon. Just one of them.

TikTok holding wads of cash, it can be quite hard to make a good wage.She spoke exclusively to DailyStar about the realities of the industry.“It is definitely nowhere near as easy to make money as other dancers on TikTok make it seem,” Pamela told us.“Some nights I have made £36 ($50), other nights I’ve made thousands and some nights I have even owed the club money and walked out with nothing. It’s not an easy job and the money is never promised.”While Pamela loves the work she does, she wants other women to be aware of what they’re getting themselves into.You have to regularly work late nights if you want more of a chance of earning the big bucks and, depending on which strip club you work at, some clients can be handsy.Pamela shared her top tips for women starting out in the industry and the best ways they can protect themselves.“Tips I can share to dancers who are new in the industry is to just never wear lotion or baby oil it can cause injury on stage and on the pole due to the slickness,” she explained.“Don’t be shy and never have a preference when it comes to customers everyone has money, always know that you are in control and when you say no it means no.

Taylor Swift dropped her surprise eighth album ‘Folklore’, it felt like a very different prospect to her previous records. This was largely down to the new sonic world she explored, as she cast aside the glossy synth-pop of recent albums and embraced wistful indie-folk.

Taylor Swift and Aaron Dessner top Billboard’s Hot 100 Songwriters and Hot 100 Producers charts (dated Aug. 8), respectively, powered by the former’s new surprise studio album Folklore. The set arrives at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 846,

Cyrano, a musical adaption of Edmond Rostand's 1897 verse drama Cyrano de Bergerac that will see Peter Dinklage reprise the role he played onstage in 2019.Joe Wright is set to direct a cast that also includes Haley Bennett, Brian Tyree Henry and Ben Mendelsohn. Erica Schmidt wrote the screenplay.

MGM has landed another star-studded package. The studio has picked up Cyrano, a musical adaption of Edmond Rostand's 1897 verse drama Cyrano de Bergerac that will see Peter Dinklage reprise the role he played onstage in 2019.

Cyrano, a musical film soundtracked by The National‘s Aaron Dessner, Bryce Dessner and Matt Berninger.Directed by Joe Wright, the musical will see Peter Dinklage back in the title role with Haley Bennett reprising as Roxanne after both performed together in a stage version that played at the historic Goodspeed Opera House’s Terris Theatre in 2018.The film, which is an adaptation of Edmond Rostand’s play Cyrano de Bergerac written by writer/director/actor Erica Schmidt (Dinklage’s wife), will also star Brian Tyree Henry and Ben Mendelsohn.Cyrano‘s music was put together by The National’s Aaron Dessner and Bryce Dessner, with lyrics by Matt Berninger and his wife Carin Besser, who has contributed to many of the band’s songs.Speaking to NME

Taylor Swift’s new album Folklore would put her back in the album of the year finals at the Grammys for the first time since she won for 1989. Most of you seem to think it will.Here’s a tougher follow-up question: Will the album compete for best pop vocal album, as Swift’s last three albums have, or best alternative music album? (Albums may compete in only one "genre album" category.) Unfortunately, we can’t just go by the charts: The album enters both the all-genre Billboard 200 and Alternative Albums at No.

Taylor Swift’s Folklore collaborators Aaron Dessner and Bon Iver drives streaming gains for both artists.Bon Iver, a musical project of Justin Vernon, features on Swift’s “Exile,” which concurrently bows at No. 2 on Hot Rock & Alternative Songs, No.

During three months of lockdown, The National’s Aaron Dessner co-wrote and produced the bulk of Taylor Swift’s ‘Folklore’ album. Now it seems he’s getting back to what he actually had planned for that time – a new album from Big Red Machine, his project with Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon.Posting on Instagram, he published a list of 22 working titles of new BRM songs – twelve of them under the heading “Big Red Machine II (sure things)”, with the other ten headed “Maybe BRM III”.

Taylor Swift surprised the world with the shock-drop release of her eighth album ‘Folklore’. Collaborating with indie heroes Bon Iver and The National‘s Aaron Dessner, the pop star underwent a modern folk makeover, with ‘Folklore’ sounding like she took a trip to her metaphorical cabin in the woods in which she crafted a collection of earthy, relaxed songs.And while we have only just been treated to new T-Swiz music, now we’ve been welcomed further into the world ‘Folklore’ – if only for 24-hours – as Swift has just shared the ‘cabin in candlelight’ version of the album’s lead single ‘cardigan’.

Taylor Swift released a 'limited edition' version of Folklore's lead single Cardigan, which includes the 'original voice memo' she sent to producerAaron Dessner prior to the song's completion.And on Monday, Swift's eagle-eyed fans noticed that the30-year-old singer sent the voice memo on 'April 27, 2020,' which happened to line up with a misleading post she shared to Instagram that same day.'Not a lot going on at the moment,' captioned Swift at the time, while sharing a makeup-free, stoic selfie.