Ariana Grande ‘Sweetener’ Concert Movie Coming to Netflix

A construction firm has revealed its shock and disappointment following North Lanarkshire Council’s refusal to approve revised proposals for new homes on a derelict brownfield site in Wishaw.

The slap heard ‘round the world. Will Smith stunned the star-studded audience — and everyone watching at home — when he took to the stage and smacked Chris Rock across the face after the comedian made a “joke” about Jada Pinkett Smith’s hair loss at the 2022 Oscars on Sunday, March 27.

Clayton Davis The Oscars best picture win was a March Madness upset of streaming proportions — though the slap heard round the world threatened to overshadow the achievements of “CODA” and other winners.What started out as a great improvement in the presentation was diminished by Will Smith charging the stage and smacking comedian Chris Rock after he cracked a joke about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith in the last hour, just moments before the In Memoriam segment and prior to him becoming the fifth Black man to win best actor.It might go down as one of the craziest moments in 94 years of Oscars history.But back to the night’s biggest winner: streaming. Apple, under its film distribution banner Apple Original Films, became the first streamer to win the Oscar for best picture with Siân Heder’s family drama “CODA.” It’s been no secret that Netflix has long harbored ambitions to be the first digital video player to take home the Academy Awards’ most prestigious honor, spending lavishly to promote the likes of Alfonso Cuarón’s “Roma” (2018), Martin Scorsese’s “The Irishman” (2019) and David Fincher’s “Mank” (2020).

BTS recently made a surprise appearance at the Oscars 2022.Earlier tonight (March 27 PST), the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences held the delayed the Oscars 2022 ceremony at the Dolby Theatre, where the K-pop superstars made a special appearance in a segment titled “Favourite Film Musical With BTS”. During the pre-recorded video segment, the septet where they shared some of their favourite film musical moments.“Coco!” exclaimed Jimin, when footage of the 2017 Pixar animated film was shown.

Oscars history, becoming the first openly queer woman of colour to win one of the prestigious trophies.The actor took home the Oscar for Best Actress in a Supporting Role at tonight’s (March 27) ceremony for playing Anita in Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story.DeBose paid tribute to the Oscar-winning Rita Moreno, who also won for the same role in 1962, during her speech, crediting her with “paving the way for tons of Anitas like me”. The star continued to acknowledge her identity as both a queer woman and her Afro-Latina heritage.“Imagine this little girl in the back seat of a white Ford Focus.

Trivium’s Matt Heafy has shared a heavy new collaboration with Gerard Way from his solo black metal project Ibaraki’s upcoming debut album, ‘Rashomon’.The new track, titled ‘Rōnin’, features screamed vocals from the My Chemical Romance frontman, as well as composition from Emperor’s Ihsahn. The nine-minute track also comes with a kaleidoscopic music video that sees two people being brainwashed and hypnotised.Watch the music video for ‘Rōnin’ below.Heafy revealed on Twitter that the track’s screamed vocals were performed entirely by Way, and were his “favourite moment” on the song.

Former Celtic hero Kris Commons insists he can still detect some "vulnerability" in the Rangers camp on derby week.

A £13m fundraising blitz by the Ayrshire Hospice has been overshadowed by the appearance of the organisation’s outgoing chief executive in some of its literature.

Reuniting stars from classic movies has been an Oscar tradition, creating memorable moments like Bonnie and Clyde‘s Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway announcing the wrong Best Picture winner at the 2018 ceremony.

“The Academy does not condone violence of any form,” read the tweet posted to the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences account about two hours after Will Smith walked onstage and slapped presenter Chris Rock after Rock made a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith.

Will Smith got up on stage at The Oscars and slapped presenter Chris Rock after he made a joke about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith's shaved head.The shocking scenes unfolded when comedian Chris, 57, teased Jada over her look, as he said he couldn't wait to see her in the next "G.I. Jane" movie.The 50 year old actress has alopecia and has been open with her hair loss struggles since 2018.

A secondary school has warned police that Whitefield 'will never have enough' officers to deal with the levels of youth crime and anti-social behaviour in the area. Earlier this month a Police and Communities Together meeting took place at the town's Morrisons Cafe - where unaccompanied school children have been banned following an arson attack.

Jamie Dornan and Andrew Garfield shared the cutest moment on the red carpet at the Oscars!

The cast of Pulp Fiction is back together again!

Ariane Grande has shared the first look at her forthcoming concert film Excuse Me, I Love You.Set to land on Netflix this coming Monday (December 21), the release will capture the pop star’s lengthy ‘Sweetener’ world tour from 2018/2019.The exclusive new clip, released this evening (December 17), sees Grande singing ‘Everytime’ at London’s O2 Arena. “London, how y’all feeling?” she asks the crowd.

Ariana Grande's Sweetener tour will be hitting the small screen.On Thursday, the 27-year-old singer released the trailer for her upcoming documentary and concert film Excuse Me, I Love You to her YouTube channel.The film is set to be released exclusively through Netflix on December 21st.

supports HTML5 videoAriana Grande has given fans a glimpse of her upcoming concert film with Netflix, titled Excuse Me, I Love You. The singer, 27, shared the trailer for the film, which was shot during her Sweetener World Tour in 2019. The trailer promises stunning shots of Ariana’s live show as well as exclusive backstage content, including Ariana revealing she has to film something for Mariah Carey. As well as the joyful moments, the tour documentary is also set to capture some of the more difficult moments in Ariana’s life too. One clip from the trailer sees Ari in a huddle with her dancers, breaking down into tears as she tells them: ‘It’s been hard, physically and mentally, but this show for sure, for sure saved my life this year.’She

Terry Flores For former Pixar animator Frank E. Abney III, making his short film “Canvas” has been a longtime labor of love.

Ariana Grande has taken the world by storm, but even she  needs time to unwind and let out her emotions. In the first trailer for her upcoming Netflix documentary Excuse Me, I Love You, the Grammy-winning songstress, 27, reveals just how much the Sweetener tour meant to her. “[I know that] it’s been hard physically and mentally,” the singer says to her dancers in an intimate behind-the-scenes moment. “But this show saved my life this year,” Ariana says through tears.

Ariana Grande fans who are looking for more material from the singer since the release of Positions in October can head to Netflix later this month. The streamer is set to release a concert movie of the singer's Sweetener world tour in 2019, calledExcuse Me, I Love You, on Dec.

Ariana Grande will bring her dulcet tones and hit numbers to Netflix with her new tour film Excuse Me, I Love You. Named after the first lyrics of her number “R.E.M.,” the pop star’s newly announced project will bring her 2019 Sweetner world tour to audiences stuck at home amid the Covid-19 pandemic.