‘Bob’s Burgers’ Creator Loren Bouchard On How Making The Film Inspired Them To “Take Bigger Swings In Terms Of Storytelling”

A child spectator and a footballer have been injured after 'protesters' launched flares into Bury AFC's ground during an FA Cup qualifier. Officers are appealing for witnesses following the incident at the Neuven Stadium, in Radcliffe, at around 1pm today (September 3).

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to visit the UK and despite the pair staying close to the Cambridge’s in Windsor they have “no plans to meet”. During their European tour, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to use their Windsor home, Frogmore Cottage.They could arrive in the country as early as Sunday next week and are due to visit Manchester on Monday before travelling to Dusseldorf in Germany and then returning to the UK from Thursday for a charity event.

Elvis is now streaming on HBO Max and fans checking out the movie might be wondering if actor Austin Butler is doing his own singing in the film.

Mia Goth is stepping out to support her new movie.

Tom Hopper stars in the new Netflix romantic comedy Love in the Villa and his real-life wife Laura Hopper plays his fiancee in the movie!

Addison Rae‘s dad Monty Lopez appears to have been on OnlyFans very briefly.

Anne Hathaway is continuing to promote her movie Armageddon Time on the festival circuit and she’s currently at the 2022 Telluride Film Festival!

National Cinema Day is underway with 3,000+ participating theaters (30,00 screens) offering $3 tickets, discounted concessions and a four and a half-minute preshow sizzle reel with peeks of upcoming titles from A24, Amazon Studios, Disney, Focus Features, Lionsgate, Neon, Paramount, Sony and Sony Pictures Classics, United Artists Releasing, Universal and Warner Bros.

UPDATE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 3: The Artemis 1 unmanned space launch, the first step in a program to return mankind to the moon, was called off once again this morning.

When the colonels enter the courtroom, they clearly think they are in the clear. A military court has spent a year deciding that whatever excesses the Argentinian police, army and whoever else might have committed, these gentlemen were not down in the muck where these things happened, whatever “these things” were. One by one, they rise to announce that, as military men, they do not recognize the authority of the civil court. They are holding back smirks. Perhaps they think they will be free of this nonsense by lunchtime.

The amount of television premiering each month is overwhelming. This is mainly a good thing as it offers up series for just about every type of fan, as evident by September’s release schedule.

There’s been a lot of drama in the lead-up to the premiere of Olivia Wilde‘s “Don’t Worry Darling” at this year’s Venice Film Festival. Like Wilde’s drama with Shia LaBeouf, who exited the film before production.

Proud of her sons. Despite their estrangement, Britney Spears is a gushing mother over her children’s accomplishments.

Las Vegas is the land of possibility – where anything you dream can become reality! Today we took the kids to Dig This, an experience we’ve never seen anywhere else! You can cosplay all your builder and digger fantasies! Both adults AND kids can use the REAL equipment – and they really put you to work! And it is joyous! It truly sparked so much happiness inside all of us! You need to watch!

Is Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk 2.0 finally happening?!

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior Correspondent “This documentary contains graphic descriptions of violence, sexual abuse and coercive control.” That’s the warning viewers see when they first tune into “House of Hammer,” a new three-part docuseries from Discovery+, which exposes details surrounding the sexual abuse allegations against Armie Hammer. In early 2021, an onslaught of unverified messages that “The Social Network” star had allegedly sent to women surfaced on social media after one of his exes began to anonymously post graphic messages in which Hammer allegedly texted, “I am 100% a cannibal” and “I want to eat you.” The messages snowballed and Hammer’s career went into freefall.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Ari Folman (“Waltz With Bashir”), Nadav Lapid (“Ahed’s Knee”) and Hagai Levi (“Our Boys”) are among a group of 250 Israeli filmmakers that has signed an open letter to protest against the recently launch of the Shomron (Samaria/West Bank) Film Fund. The Fund, which held its inaugural film festival in the occupied West Bank in July , was founded by Miri Regev, the controversial former culture minister of Israel who was highly criticicized within the local film community for her right-wing views. Regev was believed to have put pressure on the Israel Film Fund to ban films that were critical of Israel from receiving subsidies. The signatories of the public letter said they will not seek funding from, nor cooperate with the Shomron (Samaria/West Bank) Film Fund and have urged the Israeli Academy of Film and Television not to partake in “whitewashing the Occupation” ahead of the Ophir Awards, the country’s version of the Academy Awards, later this month. The filmmakers claim that the Shomron (Samaria) Film Fund has one goal: inviting “Israeli filmmakers to actively participate in whitewashing the Occupation in exchange for financial support and prizes.”

Guy Lodge Film Critic Rather like the arc of the moral universe, “Argentina, 1985” is long, but bends toward justice. Effectively dramatizing the country’s landmark Trial of the Juntas, history’s first instance of a civilian justice system convicting a military dictatorship, Santiago Mitre’s broad, sprawling, heart-on-sleeve courtroom saga may draw from the same nightmarish period of history that has informed much of Argentine cinema’s most essential, haunting works — from 1985’s Oscar-winning “The Official Story” to last year’s “Azor” — but eschews any subtle arthouse stylings for a storytelling sensibility as robustly populist as anything by Sorkin or Spielberg. Small wonder, then, that Amazon Studios has boarded a film clearly aiming to be both a domestic smash and an international crossover hit — buoyed by the reliable star power of Ricardo Darín, his signature suaveness tempered by a walrus mustache and boxy ‘80s frames as Julio Strassera, the dogged prosecutor who took on this charged, against-the-odds case. Though a warmly received premiere in competition at Venice will set it on the right path, “Argentina, 1985” is, appropriately enough, a people’s film about people’s justice, balancing tear-jerking historical catharsis with touches of droll domestic comedy, and set to draw crowds on enthusiastic word of mouth.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor When “The Immaculate Room” cinematographer Rasa Partin was reading the script, he saw the line “giant white room” and thought nothing of it. “Sure, it’s a giant white room,” Partin says. As he continued to read through the pages and the story unfolded, he realized, “It is just a white room with a bed. There’s nothing else.” The premise of the film, directed and written by Mukunda Michael Dewil, is a simple one: a young couple (Kate Bosworth and Emile Hirsch) are picked to spend 50 days in “The Immaculate Room.” If they manage to stay in the room, with no outside stimulation, they will walk away with a prize fund of $5 million each.

bodybuilder.Scarlett Wilson developed the eating disorder after suffering from depression aged 12 when she was bullied at school.After time in a psychiatric facility, she began to work out and has gone on to take part in bodybuilding contests.READ MORE:Tattoo model transforms after coming close to death with meth and booze addictionScarlett said: “Secondary school seemed to be a trigger, although the problem stemmed from abuse suffered as a child.“I had depression that was really hard to manage at such a young age and started self-harming.”Scarlett says the bullying was so bad that, even though she overcame depression, she developed “another unhealthy coping mechanism” in the form of anorexia and ended up in hospital with malnutrition aged 14.“I just did not like the way I looked and my body dysmorphia wanted me to change,” she said.“These issues led to me being admitted to an inpatient psychiatric facility twice.“I realised I had to find a way to keep me healthy, giving me a new focus of getting stronger mentally and physically.”Scarlet began to exercise, and as she grew stronger, she started to eat more.She added: “To start with, I exercised four hours a day, but I am in a much healthier place now.“Bodybuilding also requires that I eat more than I ever have to build and maintain my muscle.”Scarlett, from Northants, said: “For the last two years I am completely free of anorexic thoughts, What worked for me may not work for another, but bodybuilding did work for me.” ● If you, or someone you know, is struggling with an eating disorder, visit Beat for free help and advice on beateatingdisorders.org.uk.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large [Above: Emmanuel Acho celebrated at the 2021 Creative Arts Emmys after winning for “Uncomfortable Conversations With a Black Man.”] There’s a reason why event producer Bob Bain didn’t employ a host for this year’s two Creative Arts Emmy ceremonies. He has 45 awards to give out on Saturday, Sept. 3, and 48 categories to honor on Sunday, Sept. 4 — which means there’s little time for anything else. “If you think about it, the biggest challenge for a host is that once you have him or her, you have to justify them being up there,” Bain says. “For us to create, over the course of two hours, six or eight throws or standups for a host, just takes up more time than we feel we need to spend.”