BBC's The Luminaries slammed for 'awful lighting' that leaves viewers baffled

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorThe Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild (MUAHS, IATSE Local 706) held its ninth annual awards ceremony Saturday night at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.“Coming 2 America” dominated the night, taking home the awards for best contemporary make-up and hairstyling, in a surprise win, beating out Oscar frontrunners like “Dune,” “The Eyes of Tammy Faye” and “House of Gucci” for best special make-up effects.On the TV front, “American Horror Stories,” “Dancing With the Stars” “Emily in Paris,” “Pose,” “Genius: Aretha,” “Legendary,” “Saturday Night Live” and “Star Trek: Discovery” all took home awards.“The Kelly Clarkson Show” won in the daytime television category for both make-up and hair. Children/teen program honors went to “Danger Force” for both make-up and hair categories.

A post shared by What Katie (Glass) Did Next (@katieelectricg)I buy a baby blue for the hallways, palatable in small doses, which – when it’s covered every wall – morphs into the putrid colour of a doll with pneumonia. “Like sickly babies screaming,” Martin considers, inspecting it.

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Weather forecasters predict more wind and freezing temperatures after Storm Eunice chaos as further warnings are put in place.The Met Office have issued further weather warnings following the worst gale force winds in 32 years.On Friday, the country was battered by winds after a "rare" red alert was issued which indicated a "significant danger to life."Thousands of homes have been left without power and a new yellow weather warning has been announced across the UK by the Met Office.The yellow warning for wind will be in place in England and Wales from midday on Sunday until 3pm on Monday.The north-west of England also has a yellow warning in place for rain from midnight to 6pm on Sunday, February 20.The weather will remain unsettled with rain moving in across the county and the temperature dramatically dropping later in the week.Met Office forecaster Simon Partridge told the Guardian, people should expect “wet and windy weather” to continue.He said: “Eunice is gone, but unfortunately things are not settling down.“There is another area of low pressure up near Iceland, and that will bring very strong winds again through Sunday. As well as that we’ve got reasonably heavy rain as well."He added: “There’s also a fair bit of snow, and the rain is going to melt it.

Kate Middleton has been left embarrassed after making a sweet mum gesture for Prince George which ended in disaster.The Duchess of Cambridge definitely has a creative side after photographing her family and drawing artwork in the order of service for her sister Pippa's wedding.Recently, Kate revealed she picked up a new hobby to create a special present for her eight-year-old son.However, the present turned into a disaster after it didn't quite go to plan as the 40-year-old admitted she was "really bad" at the skill.In 2013, when she was pregnant with George she revealed she was trying out knitting.Kate told a group of royal fans while visiting Glasgow: "I've been trying to knit and I'm really bad. I should be asking for tips!," reports Hello!In 2020, Kate visited an organisation that supports grandparents in Bradford where she met with some grandmothers who were showing off their crocheting skills.The mum-of-three confessed that her attempts to knit George a jumper had completely failed.She said: "I tried knitting when I first had George.

THE Luminaries viewers have raged they have 'no idea what's going on' as they binge-watch the BBC drama. The third episode of the new adaptation of Eleanor Catton's hit novel airs tonight, and is set in the 19th Century during New Zealand's Gold Rush.

There's a good reason for the chemistry between Marton ­Csokas and Eva Green in The Luminaries… they were once a couple in real life.

THE Luminaries star Eve Hewson has opened up on how having U2 frontman Bono as her father has made acting opportunities "easier." The 28-year-old Dubliner's first high-profile role came in 2011 film drama This Must Be The Place yet she has now been thrust into the spotlight thanks to the new BBC series. In The Luminaries story of love, murder and revenge, Eve plays defiant young adventurer Anna Wetherell, who has travelled alone to New Zealand in search of a new life.

U2 frontman Bono 's daughter Eve Hewson was seen romping on the beach in an episode of BBC drama The Luminaries.

Fans of EastEnders have been left in shock as an old face appeared in the BBC's raunchy drama The Luminaries.

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THE daughter of U2 frontman Bono was seen having sex on a beach on Monday night in steamy new show The Luminaries. Eve Hewson, 28, plays an Irish prostitute who has al fresco sex with another woman’s husband in the second episode of BBC1’s period drama.

THE Luminaries' Eva Green has insisted villainous Lydia Wells is a 'feminist' despite being 'blinded by her own greed' in the BBC drama. The French actress plays the American fortune parlour owner in the six-part series based on the Man Booker Prize-winning novel by Eleanor Catton.

Can’t take much more of this. Gloomy, unclear and dark scenes where someone unknown and barely visible does something you can’t make out.#TheLuminaries.’Obviously it was very stylish but does anyone know what the hell was going on in #TheLuminaries? pic.twitter.com/IiOTo9b4lM— Jonathan Rodgers (@popsider) June 21, 2020What was the matter with sound quality in #TheLuminaries? It sounded as though everybody had bags on their heads.

THE Luminaries is a lavish new BBC One drama set in the midst of New Zealand's gold rush in 1866. While women were scarce at that point in time, author Eleanor Catton has thankfully managed to make the BBC's adaptation of her Man Booker Prize-winning novel have a female-focus.

THE Luminaries is a lavish new BBC One drama set in the midst of New Zealand's gold rush in 1866. While women were scarce at that point in time, author Eleanor Catton has thankfully managed to make the BBC's adaptation of her Man Booker Prize-winning novel have a female-focus.

28-year-old has had plenty to be excited about as she is taking on the leading role in the new BBC drama The Luminaries, which starts on Sunday, June 21.At the beginning of lockdown, the actress returned to her family home in Dalkey along with her sister Jordan and brothers John and Elijah.It was all fun and games in Bono’s household as they have kept themselves entertained.Speaking about her time in lockdown, Eve told Extra.ie: ‘I never thought I’d find myself back living with my mum and dad at 28.’ The first episode of THE LUMINARIES premieres this Sunday June 21 at 9pm on BBC One. And the second episode airs Monday.

THE Luminaries' Eva Green has revealed how she loved playing a 'naughty baddie' who thinks she is 'above the law' in the new BBC drama. The six-part series is based on the Man Booker Prize-winning novel by Eleanor Catton and is set on New Zealand's South Island during the 19th Century gold rush.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine After weeks of repeats, there is a brand new show coming to BBC, and we can't wait to tune into The Luminaries. The period drama, which will air on Sunday night, follows during the Gold Rush, and is based on the bestselling novel by Eleanor Catton. Find out everything you need to know about the series here...The Luminaries is a mystery period drama that is sparked with the death of Crosbie Wells, a local man who is found dead in his modest home while surrounded by a fortune of gold bars.

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On a boat to New Zealand’s remote South Island in 1865, two young adventurers dream of making their fortunes during the West Coast Gold Rush.