Beyoncé shares more album cover art for new album ‘RENAISSANCE’

Holly Jones With a knack for forming tight bonds with rightfully-elusive subjects, Spanish filmmaker Kike Maíllo, who shot to fame with sci-fi debut “Eva,” takes an engrossing and sympathetic look into haute-crime as it pertains to one of the world’s preeminent art forgers, Oswald Aulestia Bach.In “El Falsificador,” Maíllo hones in on the deviance, excess, and deterioration of a con, deconstructing a cult of personality along the way by following Aulestia Bach, a gifted artist in his own right, and two accomplices, Elio Bonfiglioli and Michael Zabrin, as they recount forging and distributing dupes of Picasso, Joan Miró, and Salvador Dali while raking in millions.Throughout the film, family members, reporters and law enforcement officials appear near-jovial while recounting the case and how much the international syndicate accomplished before the FBI caught wind of the scheme close to a decade later. Presented by Filmin and produced by Playtime Movies, Maíllo and Toni Carrizosa’s Sábado Películas (“42 Segundos”) and The Mediapro Studio-acquired El Terrat (“Mira lo que has hecho”), the project marks Filmin’s first original documentary production.

It appears Bella Hadid has found a new hobby that showcases her artistic side.On Sunday, the catwalk queen took to her Instagram page and posted a step-by-step video of herself making her own glass piece, using classic glassblowing technique in a workshop.Considering the extreme temperatures it takes to make glass from beginning to end, Bella opted to keep her cloths to a minimum and wore skimpy white shorts with a cropped purple sports top. Showing her creative side: Bella Hadid, 25, learned the classic art of glassblowing to make her own glass piece and posting a video on her Instagram page on SundayGlass is made from the process of heating sand to an extremely high temperature so that it turns into a moldable liquid.

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Avengers” films will end Phase 6: “Avengers: The Kang Dynasty,” in theaters May 2, 2025, and “Avengers: Secret Wars,” in theaters November 7, 2025.The announcement makes clear that the multiversal shenanigans of “Loki,” “Spider-Man: No Way Home” and “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” are leading the Marvel Cinematic Universe to an cataclysmic crossover event to end all crossover events — quite literally, it could reshape the fundamental fabric of the MCU from the ground up. It all revolves around a Marvel comics crossover miniseries from 2015 called Secret Wars, which evokes an earlier crossover miniseries from the mid-1980s also called Secret Wars.

A project to bring the fun back to a dilapidated and forgotten play park has been launched.

She has strutted her stuff on runways all over the world.And Bella Hadid put her supermodel credentials on display when she was spotted stepping out in New York City this week.The 25-year-old flashed her sculpted midriff in a sleek monochrome crop top as she surfaced in the city that never sleeps. Legging it:Bella Hadid put her supermodel credentials on display when she was spotted stepping out in New York City this weekShe modeled a pair of wide-set denim shorts with a boho chic design, swanking about on a pair of high black leather boots.Sweeping her dark hair back into a fashionably messy bun, she warded off the rays with a pair of sleek sunglasses.

Hollywood is spending a lot of time and money in its effort to steer around the culture wars, but some contend it’s a hopeless mission: A growing sector of society is so polarized that “left” and “right” have melted into a blur. Hence a same-sex kiss between Lightyear power rangers stirs angst in Florida and bans in the Middle East, while Elon Musk goes viral when he confusingly announces he’s no longer “a liberal” (he’s still the world’s richest man).

New ink alert!! TikTok superstar Charli D’Amelio is proudly sporting the latest additions to her tattoo collection, and we can’t help but chuckle…

Beyonce took to social media Thursday night to share another teaser for her imminent album release.The 40-year-old musician showed her fans brand new cover art for her seventh project, Renaissance, coming July 29.The updated artwork was revealed via an Instagram Reels video soundtracked by the lead single, Break My Soul. New teaser: Beyonceshowed her fans brand new cover art for her seventh project, Renaissance, coming July 29 The Houston-bred icon created a moving visual against a red backdrop of black-gloved hands showing off a record.The pair of appendages expertly handled the vinyl's sleeves, which showed several photos of the music artist.

A new radio show spotlighting the creative minds in Renfrewshire is being planned to hit the airwaves this autumn.

The wait is over. After clearing her social media accounts to signal a new era, Beyoncé has finally revealed details of her upcoming project RENAISSANCE.

Beyoncé has shared new a capella and instrumental versions of her recent single ‘Break My Soul’ – you can listen to both below.The original track is the first taste of the singer’s seventh studio album ‘RENAISSANCE’, which comes out next Friday (July 29). This week, Bey’s revealed the full tracklist and composer credits for the record.Today (July 22), the pop star has released both a capella and instrumental takes on ‘Break My Soul’. Tune in here:Released last month, Beyoncé’s dance-influenced comeback tune samples the songs ‘Show Me Love’ by Robin S and ‘Explode’ by Big Freedia.

As If Magazine said she resonated with Grimanesa and her light sculptures since her upcoming album Moss has a 'big theme' of 'inner light'. 'Interestingly, I wasn't conscious about the theme until I finished it. I have lines about swallowing the moon and glowing in the dark - I'm trying to express the importance of the light inside of you.

New Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences CEO Bill Kramer will make his international debut at the 79th edition of the Venice Film Festival, running from August 31 to September 10.

Beyoncé‘s upcoming seventh album ‘RENAISSANCE’ have been revealed.As Uproxx notes, the full list of contributors on the record can be seen by viewing the page source of its listing on Apple Music. The information was also shared on the Twitter fansite @BeyLegion.The acts listed include Nile Rodgers (on ‘Cuff It’), Pharrell Williams and Skrillex (both on ‘Energy’), Drake (‘Heated’), A.G. Cook (‘All Up In Your Mind’) and BloodPop (‘All Up In Your Mind’ and ‘Pure/Honey’).Additionally, Beyoncé’s husband Jay-Z is credited as S.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorBeyonce has revealed the credits for her forthcoming seventh full-length solo album “Renaissance,” and they’re every bit as star-studded and envelope-pushing as you’d expect, a mixture of household names like Drake, Jay-Z and Pharrell, veteran hitmakers like The-Dream, Raphael Saadiq, Hit Boy, Mike Dean and Nova Wave, and some unknowns who are having their first entries on Genius.com.Based on the songwriting credits revealed in Apple Music — with a few typos — collaborators include:Drake, on the song “Heated,” Jay-Z, with credits on three songs, Pharrell Williams, likely in collaboration with his Neptunes partner Chad Hugo (the name “Chad” appears at the end of the credits for song “Energy”), Nigerian singer Tems, Solange/ D’Angelo collaborator Raphael Saadiq, R&B chanteuse Sabrina Claudio, Longtime Beyonce collaborator The-Dream (“Single Ladies,” “Who Run the World (Girls)”) on multiple songs, Longtime Jay-Z/ Kanye West collaborator No I.D., Songwriting/production duo Nova Wav (Denisia “Blu June” Andrews and Brittany “@Chi_Coney” Coney), PC Records founder and Charli XCX collaborator A. G.

Carole Horst Glass-blowing competition series “Blown Away” returns to Netflix July 22, with new artists, judges and challenges. The series, produced by Toronto’s Marblemedia, found fans on Netflix during the pandemic.

A new development currently underway in Linwood will see 28 homes built.

Tattoos are permanent and often prove difficult to cover up temporarily – unless you sling on clothes to hide the inkings underneath.However, a bunch of tattoo models have managed to 'vanish' their body art without the help of garments or laser removal.Alternative babes Angela Mazzanti, Maggie Moodie and E. Boring took to Instagram rid their tattoos – but not completely.READ MORE: 'Black alien' tattoo addict reveals what he looked like before extreme ink and body modsIn an Instagram clip that has garnered a lot of attention from users, the three stunning tattoo enthusiasts first flashed their scantily clad bodies covered with intricate body art.The large and pigmented designs seemed like they would be difficult to fully cover up – until the women started to apply Dermablend Professional foundation.Instead of the makeup thinly covering their tattoos, the full coverage product certainly lived up to its name.Angela and her fellow models squirted on the foundation, sweeping it over their skin with a brush to effortlessly disguise their inkings.For hard-to-reach areas, they leant each other a hand to cover up their back ink.As they gasped at the camera, Angela and co went from covered in designs to having 'bare' skin within minutes.Their skin appeared smooth without any modifications in sight.Along with laughing emojis, Angela captioned the clip: "When they say they don’t like girls with tattoos"Which do you prefer with or without tattoos?"Despite being amazed about the power of the foundation to cover up the tattoos, many told the women not to hide their body art.For more lifestyle stories, sign up to the free Hot Topics newsletter here.One person commented: "Never cover that art up.

Cardi B is set to testify in person in a $5million (£4.17million) lawsuit case over the artwork on her 2016 mixtape, ‘Gangsta Bitch Music Vol. 1’.Kevin Brophy Jr alleged that the rapper photoshopped his distinctive back tattoo onto someone else’s body and used it without his permission, which ultimately appropriated his likeness in “a misleading, offensive, humiliating and provocatively sexual way.”At a hearing yesterday (July 18), a federal judge in Santa Ana, California, confirmed that Cardi would be expected to testify in the case in person.U.S.

Amanda Seyfried has not been seen with her beloved dog Finn in a while.But that changed on Tuesday when the 36-year-old blonde Mama Mia! star was spotted petting her cute senior dog in New York City.This comes just after the beauty landed an Emmy nomination for her role as Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the Hulu series The Dropout. Her furry friend:Amanda Seyfried has not been seen with her beloved dog Finn in a while.