Aunt Allegedly Caught On Camera Pushing 3-Year-Old Nephew Off Pier & Watching Him Sink

Those with a sweet tooth and an eye for baking talent are in for a treat in the Fair City next month.

Marta Balaga Melissa George’s Margot is looking for a way out in the “twisty” second season of “The Mosquito Coast.”  “This couple has been together for 15 years. They’ve got these two kids [played by Logan Polish and Gabriel Bateman]. But they separated when the children were young, for a very good reason. There was an incident, which we will reveal in the first episode,” she tells Variety at Mipcom. “It’s going to hit the ground running. We are going to say exactly what happened and why this family is on the run.” A Fremantle production for Apple TV+ – based on Paul Theroux’s novel and created by Neil Cross – it follows Allie Fox (Justin Theroux), who uproots his family to find refuge from the U.S. government, cartels and hitmen. Now, they will venture into the Guatemalan jungle to meet an old friend and her community of refugees. 

bird or two short for their Christmas dinner, with a shortage of turkeys expected this year.Members of staff at the Food Standards Agency (FSA) striking in the coming weeks and months could lead to Christmas meat shortages, their union has warned.Staff represented by Unison are being balloted for a strike action over a pay dispute following a rejection of a pay rise that was far below the rate of inflation.READ MORE: Bob the Builder's UK No.1 singles lasted longer than Liz Truss' mini budget disasterFailing to shore up a pay rise could mean meat shortages for everyone at the most wonderful time of the year, with hundreds of inspectors set to strike across the UK, delaying turkey orders.Vets and office-based staff are also set to join inspectors in England, Wales and Northern Ireland that, should they vote to walk, would bring the industry to a halt.A vote earlier this year rejected a pay offer of between 2-5%, with unions demanding a hefty 10% increase to their pay packets.Should members vote in favour of a strike, it would be the first time members of the FSA have participated in a strike since Friday (October 14). The FSA is not the only union voting on strike actions in the coming months.

Brookyln Beckham's wife Nicola Peltz has reportedly decided to skip spending Christmas with her in-laws for a second year running.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic “Harry Potter” has had many imitators, but none so blatant or irredeemably over-the-top as Netflix franchise starter “The School for Good and Evil,” an extravagant YA costume show from “Bridesmaids” director Paul Feig that follows two friends to an elite academy where the heroes and villains of future fairy tales are trained. The whole idea derives from a book series by Soman Chainani, though it’s obvious where it really comes from: the imagination of J.K. Rowling, who must be positively livid watching what looks like the most expensive episode of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” ever produced. Feig goes full camp here, casting Kerry Washington and Charlize Theron to play the decked-out divas who oversee the enchanted institution’s two sides. The former embodies Professor Dovey, a prissy headmistress in Tweety Bird-yellow threads, who’s always going on about the rules, while Theron’s evil-minded Lady Lesso takes her fashion cues from Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS. Joined by Laurence Fishburne (as the Morpheus-like School Master), Michelle Yeoh (largely wasted as some kind of beauty instructor) and Cate Blanchett (in voice only, as the film’s self-aware narrator), these stars have been given carte blanche to chew the scenery.

Anna Marie de la Fuente The upcoming animated TV series “Lil’ Heroes” from Exile Content Studio is one step closer to being made. The studio has tapped Emmy Award-winning writer, author Kevin Shinick, best known for his stints as writer, producer and voice-actor on Adult Swim’s irreverent “Robot Chicken” and his best-selling YA novel, “Star Wars: Force Collector.” Shinick joins NBA star Carmelo Anthony who serves as an executive producer and voice actor on the upcoming series. Asani Swann, Anthony’s producing partner and co-founder of Creative 7, also executive produces. Launched in January this year, the “Lil’ Heroes” franchise started off as an NFT collection created by Spanish contemporary artist Edgar Plans, in partnership with Exile Content Studio, the film, television, audio, and digital production house founded by Isaac Lee and now a part of Candle Media.

Jake Paul.The UFC icon, 47, will step toe-to-toe with the undefeated American YouTube sensation, 25, in a straight-up boxing match at the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona on October 29.Silva hasn't set foot in the octagon in nearly two years, though while his mixed martial arts career appears to be behind him, the Brazilian-born fighter insists he's having far too much fun to walk away from combat sports altogether.READ MORE: Anderson Silva warned he'll be knocked out by Jake Paul if YouTube star lands one punchWhen asked by TMZ Sports if this would be his last fight, Silva replied: "No, no, definitely not. I talked to one of my coach, the jiu-jitsu coach to fight jiu-jitsu, gi, in Dubai, in Abu Dhabi … maybe that’s the next challenge for me."I don’t know when I going to stop, I know one day I’m going to stop, but not now.

Page 3 star Apollonia Llewellyn isn’t afraid to try daring outfits. She’s experimented with stick-on bikinis and extreme mini skirts in recent months, as well as attending huge events like New York Fashion Week.

time traveller from 2236 has claimed that scientists will bring back the massive but extinct megalodon shark next year.The unknown TikToker, who shares warnings from the future on the @realtiktoktimetraveller account, also warned that a meteor will smash into Earth in 2034. But not before we discover signs of alien life in 2025.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent ITV in the U.K. has acquired “Bali 2002,” a new four-part drama exploring the everyday heroes directly impacted by the terrorist bombings on the Indonesian island’s tourist hotspots 20 years ago. Represented by Banijay Rights, the drama stars Rachel Griffiths (“Total Control”), Richard Roxburgh (“Rake”) and Claudia Jesse (“Bridgerton”). It will air on the new streaming service ITVX next year. “Bali 2002” was co-produced by Banijay labels, Endemol Shine Australia and Screentime, and marked the first original drama co-commissioned by the Australian streamer Stan and commercial TV group 9Network. The series premiered last month on Stan.

Good Morning Britain fans weren't impressed on Wednesday morning (October 19) when a TV icon appeared on-screen.Entertainment reporter Richard Arlond brought Christmas to the GMB studio two months early and announced that Basil Brush has put himself forward for Christmas number one with a brand new song.But despite the festive cheer in the studio, fans at home weren't on board and instead slammed the TV legend.READ NEXT: Good Morning Britain fans hit out at Richard Madeley for 'car crash' interview with MP Fans at home urged that the famous puppet should be "left in the 1970s" and claimed that his voice "was different" with some claiming it to be the "worst".One fan took to Twitter and fumed: "Please please take Basil Brush back to the seventies and leave him there!"While another slammed the "new" voice of the puppet and said: "Worst Basil Brush voice ever!.""Basil Brush doesn’t sound anything like the original – as if Richard couldn’t tell," echoed a third.This came as Richard Arnold announced that the children's TV star will be releasing "Boom Boom It's Christmas Again" next month.The track will feature Mr Blobby and Zippy - meaning it will likely be a joyous and nostalgic occasion for many.Basil's track comes as he and his throwback pals attempt to raise money for charity, with proceeds going to the Shooting Star Hospice and Save The Children. After Richard announced the Christmassy news, Richard Madeley then asked if it was the "same bloke" still doing Basil Brush's voice.Fans at home were quick to call out Richard for "outing Basil as a puppet"."Madeley crushing childhoods by suggesting Basil Brush is operated by a human hand," penned one.While another added: "Well done Richard Madeley.

David Tennant has revealed he missed out on being James Bond – and didn't even know it. The former Doctor Who recently discovered that he was a contender to play the suave spy before Daniel Craig landed the coveted part.

Sir Rod Stewart, 77, has been hailed a "hero" by many after he agreed to help a Ukrainian family flee war-torn Ukraine, agreeing to pay their rent and utility bills for the next 12 months as well as furnishing the Berkshire property.The father, Rostyslav Kurtiak, 49, has now spoken out about the kind deed, admitting he owes his life to the rocker as his children are "safe" and can now "learn like normal children".The family are settling into their four-bedroomed home in Bracknell, Berks, after moving there in the summer.Rostyslav's family of seven are now living in a £500,000 three-storey townhouse and the singer has pledged to pay their rent and bills for at least a year.Speaking to the MailOnline Rostyslav said: "Sir Rod is a very great man.

Two major housing developments in Hamilton have been approved by South Lanarkshire councillors.

The past week has seen two major events from Manchester Council cancelled, with Bonfire Night displays called off last week before the Christmas Lights switch-on was also given the boot on Monday.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Next month’s London Korean Film Festival cloaks itself in a panoply of the country’s recent cinema, with a mix of commercial blockbusters, festival titles and documentaries. The long-running event also pays tribute to Kang Soo-youn, the performer who was the first Korean to win a best acting award in Venice and who died in May this year. The event runs from Nov. 3 – 17, 2022 in venues across London and comprises 35 films. It opens with a previously announced screening of “Alienoid.” The Cinema Now section includes: Jeong Ji-yeon’s psychological thriller “The Anchor”; Davy Chou’s “Return To Seoul,” which premiered in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard; Byun Sung-hyun’s “Kingmaker”; “Hot Blooded,” the long-awaited directorial debut by acclaimed novelist and screenwriter Cheon Myeong-kwan; nostalgic road chase movie “Stellar: A Magical Ride”; “Director’s Intention,” by Kim Min-geun.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief EST Studios, the film company established this year by 88Rising co-founder Jaeson Ma and former Vice Media executive Eric Tu, has struck a partnership arrangement with China’s Hugoeast Media. The partnership is looking at an initial slate of eight projects, with EST Studios representing sales at the major film markets including the upcoming Asian Contents and Film Market and Asian Project Market at the Busan International Film Festival. EST will be the exclusive representative for Hugoeast’s titles in North America. In other territories (outside of China) it will handle them on a non-exclusive basis.

There is a tragic update on the horrific incident involving the 3-year-old Illinois boy whose aunt allegedly threw him into Lake Michigan.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Japan’s biggest film group Toho announced that it has taken a controlling stake in TIA (previously Toho Interactive Animation), a production company behind the “100 Nichikan Ikita Wani,” film and anime series “iii icecrin,” “iii icecrin2” “Ninja Collection” and “That Is the Bottleneck.” Originally known as I&A, the company was established in 2017 by ILCA and Anima. The name changed to TIA after Toho bought a nearly 35% from the two founders in 2020. Toho has now bought out Anima’s stake, giving it a 67.4% majority holding and cause to rename the company again, this time to Toho Animation Studio. Deal terms were not disclosed.