‘Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’ runs better on PS5 than on Xbox Series X

Naman Ramachandran British critic, writer, producer, commissioner and director Catherine Bray and film acquisitions executive and festival program advisor Paul Ridd have launched a weekly podcast dedicated to J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Lord of the Rings.” “Not Another F**King Elf” is a character guide podcast that takes an hour-long deep dive into each “The Lord of the Rings” character, with clips from different adaptations of the work from films to audiobooks to radio adaptations. Each episode begins with a recap of the character arc of the chosen subject.

Gordon Ramsay isn’t about to take criticism from a critic.

The video for LeAnn Rimes‘ single, “how much a heart can hold” is here. Rimes dropped the visual for the latest single from her upcoming album, god’s work, Friday night, which featured shots from Rime’s wedding to Eddie Cibrian.

Jimi Hendrix, Buzzcocks’ Pete Shelley, and Dead Kennedys frontman Jello Biafra.Born in Chicago in 1947, she attended art school in the 60s, where she was asked to create a plaster cast of “something solid that could retain its shape.” Instead of going for something typical, Albritton decided to turn her attention to the frontmen of her favourite bands.Jimi Hendrix was her first famous subject, having agreed to being cast while on tour in Chicago in 1968. Hendrix was followed by two members of MC5: Wayne Kramer, and drummer Dennis Thompson, though Kramer’s penis cast didn’t go to plan.“He got the container that wasn’t designed to mix alginates in,” she said in an interview with The Chicago Reader in 2002.

 starts with Chrishell Stause and Jason Oppenheim's romance on full display as they arrive in Mykonos, Greece, holding hands and all smiles with friends in tow. Sadly, the season ends with them far apart, literally and figuratively — with the the Oppenheim Group co-founder sitting at his firm's brand new Orange County, California, facility and sharing why he can't move forward with the relationship while Chrishell's at her L.A. home breaking the news to her good friend and colleague, Emma Hernan, that, in the end, Jason didn't want to have kids.That they broke up because Jason had "different wants regarding a family" (Chrishell confirmed this too) is not new.

Killing Eve author Luke Jennings has criticised the finale of the TV series for “bowing to convention”.After four seasons, the series concluded earlier this month in a finale that saw Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle (Jodie Comer) infiltrate a meeting of The Twelve on the Dixie Queen boat. However, the latter is fatally shot before they jump into the Thames together.Jennings, who wrote 2017’s Codename Villanelle on which the series is based, has since called out the show’s ending for adhering to the trope of killing off same-sex lovers.“When Phoebe Waller-Bridge and I first discussed Villanelle’s character five years ago, we agreed that she was defined by what Phoebe called her ‘glory’: her subversiveness, her savage power, her insistence on lovely things,” Jennings wrote in the Guardian.

A Very British Scandal, now streaming on , let’s confront the elephant in the room. Or as British people would say (probably), “The Big Ben in the teapot.”A Very British Scandal is a three-part original series based on a real scandal that happened in the U.K.

Melody Holt has evolved quite a bit from the woman we first met when Love and Marriage: Huntsville premiered on OWN in 2020. She went from a mother of three to mom of four; from a devoted wife to a divorcee; and from real estate mogul to a woman learning the ropes of e-commerce. She even transitioned from a trusting friend to someone who is a bit more discerning when it comes to the people in her life.

One person who is now the longest known Coronavirus sufferer tested positive for the virus for 505 days before their death. Before this the longest known infection was a staggering 335 days.

Pep Guardiola says Manchester United have appointed a top class manager in Erik Ten Hag.

Boris Johnson swerved questions about the partygate scandal at a press conference in India on Friday (April 22).

Pep Guardiola says decisions on the availability of Kyle Walker, John Stones and Nathan Ake will be taken tomorrow, ahead of the home game with Watford. Walker has been out since damaging an ankle in the goalless draw at Atletico Madrid, while Stones and Ake picked up niggles in the midweek win over Brighton.

Wayne Rooney has called on Manchester United fans to be patient while Erik ten Hag undertakes a “massive job” to mould the club back into a title-challenging side.

Ewan McGregor and Mary Elizabeth Winstead have been snapped for the first time since it was reported they are set to tie the knot today.

Katie Price proudly flashed her engagement ring that Carl Woods bought her previously on Thursday, as the former glamour model returned home from a secret reunion holiday with her 'ex'.

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Strictly Come Dancing star Aljaz Skorjanec has wowed fans by sharing a racy topless snap of his wife Janette Manrara.The brunette bombshell, 38, showed off her ageless figure in just a tiny pair of bikini bottoms as she posed for the snap standing in the sea.Her toned torso was the centre of attention as she covered her breasts by placing her arms across her sun-kissed body.Aljaz, 32, logged into his Instagram page on Thursday (April 22) to share the sultry holiday snap with his followers."Looking for a mermaid? I found mine," he captioned his Instagram grid update.Strictly: It takes Two presenter Janette replied in the comment section: "And I found my shipwreck prince, love you".Unsurprisingly, Aljaz's candid snap of Janette caught the attention of his fans, with some rushing to leave a comment for the star under the snap.One fan penned: "She's a little pocket rocket."Another added: "Simply Beautiful x"A third person posted: "Gorgeous lady"While a fourth social media user said: "Lucky man."Aljaz has recently quit the BBC dancing competition after almost a decade.He was recently seen giving fans a thumbs up after being seen for the first time since his exit announcement.The dancer said it was a “tough” decision to leave the show in a statement shared on his social media accounts.He added: "The show has given me an opportunity and freedom to create and express myself in front of millions of people every weekend for the last nine years."Janette also shared a lengthy statement about him leaving.She wrote: "All good things come to an end, but with every ending comes new beginnings."I cannot wait for the exciting adventures life will have for him in the future because I know at the centre of all of his endeavours will be

Elon Musk believes his army of Tesla robots will one day be worth more than the company itself.The Tesla and SpaceX CEO revealed this week he thinks the Optimus robot will "ultimately be worth more than the car business, worth more than [full self driving]."On an earnings call, he told investors: "I was surprised that people did not realise the magnitude of the Optimus robot program."The Optimus robot, which was first announced late last year at a Tesla 'AI Day' event, is a 5ft 8in tall humanoid android weighing 125lbs.Musk says it is designed to do jobs humans can't be bothered with, and will eliminate "repetitive and boring" or even dangerous work. Musk also claimed that the robot will have "profound implications for the economy" and that it is "intended to be friendly and navigate through a world built for humans".The robot will even have a 'personality'.

Manchester United have been warned they shouldn't expect instant success from Erik ten Hag, who was announced as United's latest boss on Thursday.Former Manchester City star Joleon Lescott has suggested that United aren't current 'frontrunners' for the title. However, he said Red Devils fans should wait for success, as a time will come when both City and Liverpool will be in a similar situation.United will be hoping that the Dutchman can replicate his success with Ajax at Old Trafford.

Home and Away this week, after Alf tried to convince Roo to visit her sister with him.Roo feels that visiting Martha would affect her decision to have a transplant, and chooses not to travel with her father to Merimbula - but will she see Martha before it is too late?Since 1988, viewers have been with Roo through some of her biggest stories, including teenage pregnancy, health battles and exit from Summer Bay.In 2010, original Roo actress Justine Clarke was replaced by Georgie Parker in the role - but have you ever wondered what the original actress got up to?Here, Daily Star takes a look at where original Roo actress Justine Clarke is now - 23 years after leaving Home And Away.A few years before Justine appeared as Ruth 'Roo' Stewart in Home And Away, the actress rose to fame in the blockbuster Hollywood film Mad Max: Beyond The Thunderdome as Anna Goanna in 1985.Following her soap exit, she continued to appear in films including 1996's Turning April and 1997's Blackrock, where she starred opposite late Hollywood actor Heath Ledger in his first ever credited film role.That's not all, as she was also awarded Best Actress at Mar Del Plata International Film Festival for her role as Meryl Lee in the 2005 film Look Both Ways.While she may have left Home And Away over 23 years ago, Justine certainly has not left our TV screens, continuing to appear TV series including All Saints, The Surgeon, Maya The Bee and most recently, RFDS.In 1999, Justine's fame grew as she became a regular presenter on Australian children's TV series Playschool, where she became one of its longest running hosts until 2020.The actress revealed that it had always been her dream job, telling Now To Love: "I'd always wanted to be on Play School.

drug addict mother has been convicted of fatally neglecting her asthma-suffering seven-year-old son after he died alone and “gasping for air” in a garden.Laura Heath deliberately “prioritised her addiction to heroin and crack cocaine” prior to the “needless, premature” death of Hakeem Hussain from an asthma attack on Sunday November 26 2017, prosecutors said.An image seen by jurors during the Coventry Crown Court trial showed how Heath had even used foil and an elastic band to rig one of her son’s blue inhalers to smoke crack, fuelling a £55-a-day habit.Heath, formerly of Long Acre, Nechells, Birmingham, was convicted on Friday of gross negligence manslaughter of “frail” Hakeem, who died at the home of a friend where his mother had been staying.The 40-year-old had admitted four counts of child cruelty before trial, including failing to provide proper medical supervision and exposing Hakeem to class A drugs.Social services in Birmingham were aware of Hakeem before his death, and it emerged at Heath’s trial that at a child protection conference on November 24, 2017, just two days before his fatal collapse, a school nurse told the meeting “he could die at the weekend”.A serious case review into all agencies’ contact with the youngster and his mother, before his death, is set to be published within weeks.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.But following the trial, the head of Birmingham Children’s Trust, which took over child social services in early 2018, said there were “clear missed opportunities” in social services’ handling of the case.A prosecutor previously told the court the boy's mother was "devoted" to drugs which "came