Big Brother winner Anthony Hutton unrecognisable 17 years after infamous hot tub scene

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Prominent arthouse sales company The Match Factory has closed multiple sales on Italian auteur Gianni Amelio’s Venice competition title “Lord of the Ants” ahead of its Venice premiere on Tuesday. The Match Factory has sealed deals on Amelio’s latest work – which is a biopic of Italian poet, playwright and director Aldo Braibanti, who was jailed in 1968 due to a Fascist-era anti-gay law – that will ensure the film’s theatrical release in: Australia/New Zealand (Palace Films); Japan (Zazie Films); Spain (Surtsey Films); Sweden (TriArt Film) and Greece (Ama Films). Further deals are in negotiation, the company said. Braibanti was convicted after a complaint from his partner’s father, who later forced his son to be treated with electroconvulsive therapy in an ill-conceived attempt to rid him of his homosexuality. The Fascist-era law that punished Braibanti, which made it a crime to lead innocent or unwary people “morally” astray, was repealed in 1981.

Anna Tatarska Arian Vazirdaftari, whose debut feature “Without Her” (“Bi roya”) was picked up by Berlin-based sales company Picture Tree Intl. and is screening as part of Venice Film Festival’s Horizons Extra section, is no stranger to international festivals. He was a part of Berlinale Talent Campus and his short films screened in Busan, Brussels and Cannes among many others. “I started as a self-taught filmmaker and only landed in film school many years later,” Vazirdaftari says. “My international experiences really helped. I got to know a more professional atmosphere globally, learned about what’s going on in film festivals, how films are selected and distributed.

K.J. Yossman Nicely Entertainment has tapped ex-TF1 exec Rachel Siegenthaler for vice president of international sales. Siegenthaler will remain in Paris for the newly-created role, which will be focused on expanding L.A.-based Nicely’s European presence. The role will include responsibility for EMEA and Asia sales and co-productions, which include ten movies set to debut at Mipcom next month. The Mipcom slate includes “Cloudy with a Chance of Christmas” (pictured above), “A Christmas to Treasure,” “A Royal in Paradise” and “Baked with a Kiss” as well as family documentary “Beyond the Reef,” which introduces audiences to the Great Barrier Reef. The feature, which is set to be released in IMAX, is narrated by Shuang Hu.

Meghan Markle was supported by her husband Prince Harry as she urged people not to turn a blind eye to the wrongs around the world during her speech on gender equality at Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall.The 40-year-old began by telling the audience that it was “very nice to be back in the UK”.The summit seeks to “explore themes ranging from conflict prevention and gender equality to health, oceans and ethical leadership”.The latest event brought together 2,000 young leaders and delegates from 190 countries to “inspire and empower them to build a fairer and more sustainable world”.The Duchess of Sussex, who has been a counsellor at One Young World since 2014, told the crowd that a "positive and necessary change [was] needed across the globe in this very moment".Piers Morgan has since hit out at the mother-of-two, who he insisted was a hypocrite.The outspoken journalist said that while he hadn't listened to her speech, he was startled to learn that she was speaking about poverty and equality.Helen Mirren asked husband if he would 'f*** her again' after roleHe ranted: "Even by her standards, it’s staggeringly, stupendously, preposterously absurd for a woman who married a multi-millionaire prince, gave up her job, and now lives entirely off the gargantuan proceeds of his royal status that she ruthlessly fleeces to the highest bidders, to be involved in lecturing anyone about poverty and equality."Just as it is when she bleats away about the environment from her mate Sir Elton John’s private jet."In his column with The Sun, he went on to brand the gender equality and poverty campaigner "shamefully tone deaf" as he commented on her wealth.Piers also didn't hold back when he accused both Meghan and Harry of being "riddled with

Gemma Owen has reportedly been headhunted to star in a new TV show about the daughters of famous footballers. After finding fame on the hit show Love Island, where she met boyfriend Luca Bish, 23, and signing a a lucrative deal with fashion brand PrettyLittleThing, Gemma is set to boost her career even more with a new show.

Peter Andre’s rarely seen son is heard for the very first time in an adorable snippet shared by his wife. Shared to Emily’s Instagram stories, the sweet five year old can be heard saying: "They're just way too good” as he chops through a bowl of seemingly delicious strawberries. In snaps posted by the doctor, 33, show the sweet tot, who appeared to have gone berry picking at their Surrey abode, holding a full red container.

After months of speculation about their relationship, Max George and Maisie Smith finally went Instagram official on Sunday 4 September, and they've now shared a snap of themselves passionately kissing. Former EastEnders actress Maisie, 21, took to Instagram on Tuesday 6 September to wish her The Wanted beau a happy 34th birthday as she shared the sweet image of them clearly in the throes of new romance.

The groom’s speech is a staple of any wedding – and while Danielle Armstrong has admitted that her husband Tom Edney’s words left her in tears, she says he also made a very “naughty” confession. “Back in September 1999 we started at the same school and little did I know that my future wife would walk through the gates that day,” Tom said in the opening line of his wedding speech. "I’m going to cry all over again hearing it back!” Danielle, 34, tells OK!, as the newlyweds sat down to share their special day with us.

Meghan Markle has been praised for her "boss diva" eloquence after her first UK public speech since Megxit. The Duchess of Sussex, 41, address future world leaders at the One Young World Summit as she expressed her joy at being back on UK soil with husband Prince Harry, 37, by her side.

Eminem and Drake have led tributes to late rapper Pat Stay, who has died at the age of 36 after being stabbed in Nova Scotia, Canada. Stay was well known for his live battle raps and diss tracks. Just days before his death he released the video for his latest track directed at rapper The Game, who had previously made disparaging comments about Eminem.

Hudson Mohawke has been responding to the new interest his 2011 track ‘Cbat’ has been receiving thanks to a recent post on Reddit titled: ‘Girlfriend of two years told me the music that I play during sex is weird and a major turn off’.In the post, user TylerLife writes: “When I first started having sex I researched into ways to be better as I was a little stiff and pretty much had no idea what I was doing. I read online that you can play music and match the rhythm in order to put on a better performance.

DEALSDice has been named ticketing partner for Manchester’s New Century venue. “We’re delighted to be working with Dice”, says the venue’s Ruth Hemmingfield. “Like us, their aim is to deliver the best experience for fans; it’s easy to use and a great way to keep a track of your favourite artists and venues”.————————————————–APPOINTMENTSAdem Holness has been named as the new Head Of Contemporary Music at London’s Southbank Centre.

In his role as one of this year’s ambassadors for UK National Album Day, Sam Ryder has announced a special launch show at London’s Lafayette later this month.I’m not sure that’s really in the spirit of a day that celebrates the art of the album. Everyone should be at home listening to albums, right? Though I guess the gig is not actually happening on the big day itself, so maybe it’s alright.And there is an album connection with the show, so that’s probably enough to swing it.

October 202208 – Berlin, Verti Music Hall10 – London, Troxy12 – Paris, Casino de Paris16 –  Oberhausen, Turbinenhalle19 – Barcelona, RazzmatazzA post shared by Jessi / 제시 (@jessicah_o)Earlier this year, Jessi released the digital single ‘Zoom’, which soon spawned a viral TikTok dance challenge. She also teamed up with singer Psy on the track ‘Ganji’ from his ninth studio album ‘Psy 9th’, which arrived in April.In July, Psy-led K-pop agency P Nation announced that Jessi had left the agency after over three years of partnership.

BLACKPINK’s latest single ‘Pink Venom’ has been deemed unfit for broadcast by South Korean broadcasters KBS.KBS (Korean Broadcasting System) has removed BLACKPINK’s recent single ‘Pink Venom’ from rankings on its weekly music programme Music Bank. According to a previously-released evaluation report by the broadcaster, per KoreaJoongAng Daily, KBS had deemed the track unsuitable for broadcast due to its lyrics.The broadcaster ruled that ‘Pink Venom’ had violated article 46 of Broadcasting Regulations set by the Korea Communications Standards Commission.

Lil Baby has announced his third studio album, ‘It’s Only Me’ – listen to new single ‘Detox’ below.The record, which will follow on from 2020’s ‘My Turn’, is due to arrive on October 14 via Motown.“I know it’s been a long time coming but I’m coming harder and harder,” Baby wrote on social media to share the news of the forthcoming LP, adding the hashtag “#worththewait”. He also posted the official artwork for ‘It’s Only Me’.The painting-style cover depicts the present-day Lil Baby sitting in front of a Mount Rushmore-esque mountain face that boasts carvings of the artist at four different stages of his life.

TWICE’s latest mini-album ‘Between 1&2’ has debuted at Number Three on the Billboard 200.On September, Billboard reported its latest weekly Billboard 200 albums chart (dated September 1), where the girl group’s 11th mini-album ‘Between 1&2’ was revealed to have debuted at Number Three. The record, led by the single ‘Talk That Talk’ was released on August 26.‘Between 1&2’ reportedly earned 100,000 equivalent album units in its release week, of which 94,000 comprised album sales.

Big Brother Makosi Musambasi’s life certainly has changed.Makosi, who lived in High Wycombe in 2005 when she appeared on the iconic Channel 4 reality show, worked as a nurse but took a sabbatical to entertain the nation.The cardiac nurse turned life coach no longer lives in the UK and has a picture perfect life in Dubai.Read more: Big Brother announces huge comeback after four yearsMakosi shares regular updates with her 41,000 followers on Instagram and her bio states she is a social golfer, certified life coach and speaker.On her perfectly manicured feed, she shares snaps of herself playing golf, exercising or sharing motivational quotes.She even has her own lifestyle and current affairs show which airs in Nigeria called Makosi Today.Makosi, the Zimbabwean model who was the first African participant on the show, has come a long way since being on the reality show. From being deported from the UK to a breast cancer battle in 2017, she's had quite the journey.

Big Brother star Orlaith McAllister is the first to admit she was "carefree" when she appeared on the show almost two decades ago.These days, life is much different than when she was shot to fame overnight thanks to the Channel 4 reality show. Long gone are the celebrity parties and bright lights of London, as she now has a new career back in her native Northern Ireland.Read more: 'I was sick of being trashy girl he didn't want – now I'm classy he can't get me'But, as her dazzling Instagram pictures show, she's looks just as incredible as she did back then.Orlaith rose to fame in 2005 when she took part in Big Brother’s sixth series which was eventually won by Anthony Hutton.Then 26, she was “carefree” and without a “worry in the world”.

IT was the reality show juggernaut that launched the TV careers of the likes of Alison Hammond and the late Jade Goody and Nikki Grahame. But what about the Big Brother winners that won the hearts of the nation when they entered the house? With ITV2 officially announcing the return of the hit show during the Love Island final last night, we look at where all 19 of the winners are now.

BIG Brother's Anthony Hutton looked completely different as he appeared on Tuesday's This Morning. Anthony, 40, joined fellow former show winners Kate Lawler and Chantelle Houghton to celebrate the return of the iconic reality show.