Benjamin Mendy spotted out on same day he's excused from pre-trial hearing

Artfully toggling between the ephemeral memories associated with the infamous Chelsea Hotel, and the more granular concerns of its present residents, Maya Duverdier and Amélie van Elmbt’s new documentary, the Martin Scorsese executive produced “Dreaming Walls: Inside the Chelsea Hotel,” is a concise reflection of the erasure of historical monuments in the name of gentrification. Centralizing the protracted construction process that closed down the hotel in 2011, but allowed its long-term residents to stay, the doc mainly follows the hold-outs in their ninth year of construction, many who view the hotel as one the last examples of bohemian, and affordable, living in Manhattan.

Following the massive success of the nostalgia-driven “Spider-Man: No Way Home”—$1.9 billion at the global box office, surpassing all previous ‘Spider-Man’ film outings even without playing in China—Sony is looking to swing Spidey back into theaters. Yesterday, the studio announced late last night via Twitter (see below) that “Spider-Man: No Way Home – The More Fun Stuff Version” will hit theaters in the U.S.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticOn the heels of the release of his “Twelve Carat Toothache” album, Post Malone is announcing a 33-city fall arena tour, with one of the featured artists on the album, Roddy Ricch, as the opening act on all but a few dates.The “Twelve Carat Tour” kicks off Sept. 10 in Omaha at the Chi Health Center and wraps up Nov. 15 at L.A.’s Crypto.com Arena.Actually, two of the final dates are in L.A., albeit at different venues — there’s a Nov.

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When his planned conversation partner, Jeremy Renner, is a last-minute no-show, Josh Brolin decides to flip the Actors on Actors script and plumb his résumé, his love for acting, his insecurities and his ego in a first for this franchise: Actor on Actor. Here, the star of the Amazon Studios-produced sci-fi Western “Outer Range” interrogates his greatest artistic rival: himself. JOSH BROLIN: OK.

never coming out.And that unfortunate moment is nothing compared to some of the weirdest reasons planes have had to divert.Be it snakes on a plane (really) or overwhelming stenches in the hold, Daily Star has taken a look at why you may find yourself landing at a totally different destination.In March 2015, BA flight 105 from Heathrow to Dubai got as far as Brussels when the pilot announced that the "pungent smell coming from the toilets" meant they had to turn back.Travellers were told the phantom pooper's "liquid excrement" aka "poonami" was just too smelly to bear and, as cabin crew were unable to fix the issue, the flight could not go on.Passenger Abhishek Sachdev tweeted: "Insane! Our BA flight to Dubai returned back to Heathrow because of a smelly poo in the toilet! 15hrs until next flight... #britishairways." At the time, the Daily Star estimated that the move cost British Airways a whopping £152,000.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorWorries over high inflation continued to weigh on Wall Street Monday, as financial markets extended their slide and the S&P 500 crossed a key bear-market indicator.The S&P 500 index, which comprises 500 large public U.S. companies, was down 3.7% as of 11:15 a.m.

Ebanie Bridges has taken some credit for normalising the wearing of lingerie by female boxers during pre-fight weigh-ins after Christina Cruz seemed to follow her lead before her win against Maryguenn Vellinga.The Blonde Bomber, who became IBF Bantamweight World Champion with a win over Maria Cecilia Roman during her ninth professional bout back in March, hit the headlines back in 2021 before her showdown against Shannon Courtenay.Fans took notice of the Aussie after she wore lingerie before her bout against the Brit, and has continued that across her next three fights, to the delight of her fans.That may have had an impact on the plans of Cruz, who wore underwear that had lace before her third professional bout at the Madison Square Garden, which she won on points.One fan wrote in response: "@EbanieBridges you've started a trend women in underwear on a weigh in.

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William Earl Dana Walden, newly promoted to Disney’s top TV post, addressed the shocking management shakeup that saw her elevation and the ouster of her longtime boss, Peter Rice.Walden sent a note to Disney General Entertainment staffers detailing the vast unit’s many recent success stories across ABC, FX, Hulu, Freeform, National Geographic and the production units that Walden now oversees. She noted the surprising transition that was unveiled June 9.

Bob Verini The Max Original limited series “Station Eleven,” which is now available to stream on HBO Max, demanded the envisioning of both a world collapsing from a catastrophe, and one reconstructing itself thereafter. Fair enough; as filming continued, COVID was prompting plenty of thoughts about the apocalypse and its aftermath. Emily St.

prison.The heavily-guarded jail, set on a rocky island just over a mile from San Francisco, was considered “escape proof”. The strong currents in the cold, shark-infested waters of San Francisco Bay made swimming to freedom almost impossible.Only one person is known to have completed the swim – John Paul Scott successfully escaped 1962, after squeezing through cell bars covered in lard.

K.J. Yossman 101 Studios, the company behind series including “Yellowstone” and “Mayor of Kingstown,” has inked a first-look deal with PZAJ, Variety can exclusively reveal.PZAJ, a global film and television production label formed by Phillip Glasser, Jason Brown, and Ash Greyson, is owned by Nasdaq-listed Vinco Ventures Inc. Vinco Ventures is currently merging with Zash Global Media.Already in development under the new partnership are a feature film adaptation of LA Times columnist Bill Plaschke’s “Paradise Found,” a story about a small California town ravaged by fires that finds new hope in a football team that rises from the ashes of the devastation.

jail after 'barking' at a barmaid in a bizarre Violent Offender Order breach.Eddy Ives, 34 was seen by a barmaid, who knew of him and his history, at The Rose pub in Gravesend barking through the window, on January 25.As he loudly entered the pub the former boxer was said to have been boasting about stealing meat from another shop in town.Maidstone Crown Court heard that Ives hovered near the bar, and when asked if he needed help he looked the barmaid up and down saying ‘’I know what you want’’.Donal Lawler, prosecuting, said that he grabbed her wrists after he paid for her drinks, which left her feeling scared, and asked for her phone number.The prosecutor added that he then asked if she had a boyfriend, and was starting to intimidate her as she worried what he would do next.His "beyond terrified" victim went home and even moved out of the area for a period after being told not to return because Ives had been "back looking for you".Ives, from Leysdown in Kent, was later seen pushing another woman and trying to punch and kick a man who was standing at a bus stop.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The former champion and Olympic hopeful boxer was on a Violent Offender Order after his release from jail in September for manslaughter after beating Ben Mahoney to death in a row in a kebab shop in 2013.The pair had argued over Ives’ attitude towards staff at the House on the Hill kebab shop in Dartford, Kent.After the attack, Ives demanded compensation from his victim's friend to clean his shirt and swiped food and drink off the shop counter.The father-of-two was banned from entering Dartford under the terms of the order and was also told not to be drunk or on

Manori Ravindran International EditorKelvin Redvers, the Indigenous Canadian producer who fought the Cannes Film Festival dress code that prevented him from wearing moccasins on its red carpet, is launching a production company, Variety can reveal.Redvers’ new outfit is called Indigifilm, and will focus on developing and producing scripted and unscripted projects in collaboration with international and Canadian creatives.IndigiFilm has already completed filming on its first feature, “Cold Road,” in partnership with Bell Media’s streaming platform Crave. The thriller was written and directed by Redvers — who is part of the Deninu Kųę́ First Nation of the Northwest Territories — and revolves around an Indigenous woman’s harrowing road trip to be with her dying mother in a remote northern First Nation.

Celeste Barber has treated us to a new parody online. The Australian jokester has over 9million followers on Instagram where she pokes harmless fun at celebrities.

Lana Condor stars in the debut trailer for her upcoming series Boo, Bitch.

John Stamos isn’t happy that his close, late friend Bob Saget was left out of the “In Memoriam” segment during Sunday night’s Tony Awards ceremony. And now, he’s letting the world know about his displeasure.

Manchester City footballer Benjamin Mendy has arrived at court today ahead of a rape trial.

A pre-trial hearing has taken place for Manchester City footballer Benjamin Mendy, who faces a string of sex crime allegations. Mendy, 27, of Prestbury, Cheshire, is accused of nine charges - including seven counts of rape, involving six alleged victims.

Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy has been pictured running with an ankle tag ahead of his rape trial.The 27-year-old was charged by police for seven counts of rape, which he denies. Having been suspended by Man City and granted bail, the left-back has been maintaining his fitness levels by going on long-distance runs on Cheshire’s country lanes.He was snapped on Wednesday afternoon dressed in all black as he jogged with an electronic ankle bracelet visibly tucked under his white sock.