‘Beginning’ Is An Acute Portrayal Of Religious Suffering [San Sebastian Review]

Chloe Goodman has given birth to her second child with fiancé Grant Hall, OK! can exclusively reveal. The Ex on The Beach and Celebrity Big Brother star, who is also mum to 21 month old daughter Isla, revealed the labour wasn't without its complications, but explained she and footballer Grant have welcomed a "healthy" son home. "Grant and I are overjoyed to announce the news that we've welcomed a healthy baby boy to the family," she said.

Wonder Girls members Yubin and Lim have reflected on their 2012 made-for-tv film The Wonder Girls.In a new interview with Billboard, Yubin and Lim reminisce their experiences while shooting the film, which premiered on TeenNick in February 2012. The movie starred members Hye-rim, Yubin, Yeeun, Sunye and Sohee during their US expansion in the early 2010s“We took acting classes as a group and worked on our English pronunciation and language skills,” Woo Hye-rim, who is a fluent English speaker. “Thankfully, our characters were based on our real-life personalities, so it wasn’t that hard to get into the character.”However, bandmate Yubin admitted that language was the biggest obstacle she had to overcome during filming at the time.

Sally Kellerman has died at the age of 84, her son Jack Krane has announced. According to TMZ, the actress passed away in the early hours of Thursday 24 February at an assisted care facility in Los Angeles, California, after a battle with dementia. Sally is said to have been first diagnosed back in 2017 and hasn't been doing very well in the last few years.

Wireless Festival has announced the line-up for its “biggest ever” event, with Tyler, The Creator, A$AP Rocky and Cardi B among those set to perform.This year will see the festival expand across three sites – Crystal Palace Park and Finsbury Park in London, as well as Birmingham’s NEC – over two consecutive weekends (July 1-3 and July 8-10).Headlining the Crystal Palace leg will be A$AP Rocky (UK exclusive), J. Cole (UK exclusive) and Tyler, The Creator (London festival exclusive).Finsbury Park will boast bill-topping performances from Cardi B (UK exclusive), Nicki Minaj (European exclusive) and SZA, who’ll deliver her first-ever UK festival headline show.

Liverpool over their Champions League win in 2019.The legendary Manchester United captain appeared on Sky Sports' Overlap Live alongside fellow pundits Gary Neville and Liverpool icon Jamie Carragher, where he aimed a dig at the rival club.Keane was shown footage from a Sky Sports debate earlier in the season where he told Carragher that the Red Devils had signed Cristiano Ronaldo to win cups.And after being teased by Carragher about United being no closer to winning a trophy now than last season, the ex-midfielder quickly quipped back in his trademark manner.He said: “We’re still in the Champions League, you never know.Keane added: “We’ve seen a lot worse teams than Man United win the Champions League.”Before anyone could say a word, the Irishman hilariously looked in the direction of Carragher, leaving the audience in heaps of laughter.Man United were knocked out of the FA Cup in gruelling fashion earlier this month by Middlesbrough on penalties.Do you think Man United will reach the next round of the Champions League? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Manchester United entered the season as title challengers having finished in second place last season behind Manchester City.The additions of Jadon Sancho, Cristiano Ronaldo and Raphael Varane were deemed as the missing piece to the puzzle as United looked to win their first Premier League title since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013.Being 15 points behind league leaders Man City at the end of February has ended any chance of finishing top this season and though the campaign is not over and there is still a chance for silverware, the UEFA Champions League, it's looking like a lost season for a club tipped for success during the summer but having to settle for a top-four finish at best when it's all said and done.From sacking their manager in November to failing to bolster squad in the January transfer window Daily Star Sport has taken a look at six points this season where things have gone terribly wrong for Manchester United.Man United headed into the 2021-22 season knowing a central midfielder was needed in the summer transfer window.When it shut without one arriving, fans were left bewildered.Nemanja Matic is no longer the force he once was and is limited due to age by how many games he can play in succession.The pairing of Fred and Scott McTominay has it's moments but can often be found wanting on the ball, not just against top opposition but teams United should be beating handidly.Donny van de Beek looked great for Ajax but has struggled for game time since arriving at Old Trafford in 2020.So with all that, it made sense for the club to delve into the transfer market and bolster an area of the pitch that has been neglected for years.Instead, Solskjaer signed a centreback, a striker and a right winger and United

Nicky Hilton and her mom Kathy hosted an event for moms-to-be!

Nordstrom has officially launched a line of BTS-themed merchandise and it’s on sale right now!

It's hard to believe that this year marks a decade since James Arthur won The X Factor. In the ten years since, James has survived a transformative shift in music consumption, released 4 UK Top 10 albums and famously faced the trials and tribulations of life in the public eye.

Coronation Street viewers will see Chesney Brown (Sam Aston) make a huge decision next week in relation to his young son Joseph (William Flanagan).Linda Hancock (Jacqueline Leonard) calls at No.5 to collect her grandson Joseph for school.Chesney admits to Gemma Winter (Dolly-Rose Campbell) it’s time he accepted that Linda can give Joseph a far better life in Portugal.The father of five bites the bullet and tells Joseph that he’s prepared to let him move to Portugal with Granny Linda.

Scotland will scrap its covid vaccine passport scheme on Monday as the country moves towards living with the virus.

Rangers legend Ally McCoist admits he received a dressing down from his mum after going tonto during the thrilling 2-2 draw with Dortmund.

Piers Morgan has revealed he's "worried" about Queen Elizabeth II.The 56-year-old broadcaster is currently in Australia and on Thursday, appeared on the country's The Today Show where he was asked whether he was concerned for the 95-year-old monarch following her coronavirus diagnosis.In response, Piers confirmed that he was anxious for the ageing royal ahead of her Jubilee celebrations this Spring. Piers said: "I am worried about the Queen."I've been worried about her ever since [Prince] Phillip died.

Metallica’s first-ever recording of ‘Hit The Lights’ from 1982, featuring former bandmate Dave Mustaine, is set to receive a reissue on vinyl this April.‘Hit The Lights’ will feature on Metal Blade Records’ 40th anniversary reissue of its ‘Metal Massacre’ compilation, which was available from 1982 to 1984. The reissue – set to release on April 22 – will mark the first time that the rare recording has been made available since 1984.The 1982 recording of ‘Hit The Lights’ includes a guitar solo performed by Dave Mustaine, who played in Metallica for 11 months before being kicked out of the band shortly before they recorded their 1983 debut album, ‘Kill ‘Em All’.

Amanda Seyfried attended the premiere of The Dropout at the Directors Guild of America Theater Complex on Thursday night.The 36-year-old actress made the most of her time in front of the cameras as she posed for several photos with several of her castmates.Numerous other figures from the entertainment industry also appeared at the premiere of the upcoming series, which will focus on the rise and fall of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. All there:Amanda Seyfried attended the premiere of The Dropout at the Directors Guild of America Theater Complex on Thursday nightSeyfried donned an eye-catching blue velvet dress that prominently showed off her toned legs during the event.The actress, who portrays the disgraced businesswoman in the miniseries, also wore a gorgeous pair of silver high-heeled shoes at the premiere.

Legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola didn't mince his words when he learned the upcoming 94th Academy Awards won't be airing eight of the traditional 23 categories in an effort to make the ceremony 'more thrilling.'The makeover of sorts for the March 27 ceremony was only just announced on Tuesday. The categories that won't be apart of the telecast include: Documentary Short, Film Editing, Makeup and Hairstyling, Original Score, Production Design, Animated Short, Live Action Short and Sound.'All those [categories] are important.

Miley Cyrus and Arnold Schwarzenegger were among the slew of celebrities who took to social media and reacted to the news that Russia invaded Ukraine.Cyrus, 29, shared her experiences working in the Ukraine, where she filmed the music video for her and Mark Ronson's song Nothing Breaks Like a Heart.Former California governor Schwarzenegger, 74, also took to social media where he shared an impassioned statement about the invasion. Miley's thoughts:Miley Cyrus and Arnold Schwarzenegger were among the slew of celebrities who took to social media and reacted to the news that Russia invaded Ukraine Arnold:Former California governor Schwarzenegger, 74, also took to social media where he shared an impassioned statement about the invasionCyrus took to her Instagram story on Thursday afternoon to share her thoughts about Russia invading the sovereign nation of Ukraine.'This morning was heartbreaking waking up to the news that Ukraine had been invaded,' Cyrus began.

Georgian film Beginning was the big winner at this year's San Sebastian film festival, taking four of the top prizes, including the Golden Shell for Best Film, at the awards ceremony this weekend. Dea Kulumbegashvili's debut feature, about a woman in a closed, Jehovah's Witnesses community who is dealing with a crisis in her marriage, and in her faith, also took the Best Director and Best Screenplay honors (for the script Kulumbegashvili co-wrote with Rati Oneli).Star Ia Sukhitashvili won Best Actress for her breakout performance.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorGeorgian-French drama Beginning (Dasatskisi) was the big winner at the San Sebastian Film Festival, winning the top prize Golden Shell at last night’s awards ceremony.The buzzed-about arthouse film from first-timer Dea Kulumbegashvili also won Best Director, Best Actress and Best Screenplay awards. We debuted first footage for the film earlier this month.Kulumbegashvili wrote the script with Rati Oneli.

Guy Lodge Film CriticThirteen films were in the running for prizes in this year’s San Sebastián Film Festival competition, but it doesn’t appear to have been much of a contest at all. In a stunning sweep, Georgian writer-director Dea Kulumbegashvili’s debut feature “Beginning” took four of the jury’s seven prizes, including Best Screenplay, Best Director, Best Actress for star Ia Sukhitashvili, and finally the Golden Shell for Best Film.It’s a remarkable haul for a harrowing, avant-garde film that has taken critics by surprise this fall festival season, also landing the FIPRESCI critics’ prize in Toronto last week.