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Russia thought it would have made much more progress in Ukraine but has so far been thwarted in its efforts. Russian troops tried to attack an army base located on a main avenue in Kyiv but the assault was repelled in the early hours of this morning.Former world champion boxer Vitali Klitschko, who is the current Mayor of Kyiv, has spoken of tragedy today as he confirms 35 people, including two children, were injured after a missile strike hit residential building near Sikorsky Airport, reports news outlet Interfax.Mayor Klitschko also added that the capital's metro is in shelter mode and will not be operating.Britain’s Armed Forces Minister James Heappey has said that Ukrainian forces defending Kyiv have been putting up “incredible resistance”.Mr Heappey said the situation was “very grave” but that the fighting in the capital was so far confined to “very isolated pockets of Russian special forces and paratroopers”.“The main armoured columns approaching Kyiv are still some way off.

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Porto’s iconic central defender Pepe is celebrating his 39th birthday on Saturday.While the likes of Juventus’ Matthijs de Ligt and Sevilla’s Jules Kounde are leading a new brand of central defenders, Pepe has been taking ankles and accumulating red cards before they were even knew what ankles or footballs were. The Portuguese ace made his senior professional debut for Portuguese side Maritimo in 2002, when he was only 19-years-old.However, Pepe is defying his age by providing the defensive fortifications for Sergio Conceicao’s Porto side.And while the legendary defender toasts another year and another season of football, Daily Star sport considers the 10 oldest players who are still playing today.While he is yet to make an appearance this season, Moldovan giants Sheriff Tiraspol can always be safe in the knowledge they have plenty of experience on their substitutes’ bench.Moldovan shot-stopper Serghei Pascenco is one of the oldest players in football at a seasonal 39-years-old.While he is yet to make a single appearance for Sheriff, he would have enjoyed his younger comrades’ electric victories against Shakhtar Donetsk and Real Madrid.

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The sprawling plains of Idaho and Utah, their tufted prairies dappled by cloud-filtered light and edged by craggy mountains, provide a spiritual setting for bruising personal reflection in Good Joe Bell. Led by a performance that feels grounded in genuine pain and atonement from Mark Wahlberg as a real-life father on a personal crusade against the vicious intolerance that has made his gay son's life hell, the drama is directed with great sensitivity by Reinaldo Marcus Green, working from an empathetic screenplay by Diana Ossana and Larry McMurtry, the Oscar-winning team behind Brokeback Mountain.

No Time To Die character Safin in a new video – you can watch it below.Uploaded yesterday (September 14), the Meet Safin featurette sees Malek talk about how he approached the role of the revengeful 007 villain.“What I really wanted from Safin was to make him unsettling,” the actor explained. “Thinking of himself as being heroic.”No Time To Die director Cary Joji Fukunaga said: “What he wants and what he’s willing to do makes him a very frightening character.

Near the beginning of the film is a scene where Joe Bell (Mark Wahlberg) stands in front of an assembled group of high schoolers to speak about bullying. The gruff father shares two points: Understanding begins at home and everything will be fine if you are true to yourself.

Rami Malek has introduced his Bond villain Safin in a new promo video for No Time To Die, Daniel Craig’s final 007 film.“What I really wanted from Safin was to make him unsettling,” the Bohemian Rhapsody star explains in the new clip, “thinking of himself as being heroic”The new video for the blockbuster film, which hits cinemas on 12 November, shows Safin threatening Léa Seydoux’s Madeleine Swann: “I’m a man willing to kill the person you love most.”“What he wants and what he’s willing to do,” adds director Cary Joji Fukunaga, “makes him a very frightening character, both personally to Bond but also on a global level.”What Safin’s motives or plans are remain unknown, but one shot in the trailer shows scores of people in hazmat suits

Rami Malek has said he wanted to make his Bond villain Safin “unsettling”.

“No Time To Die,” gives viewers insight into this brand new villain, played by Oscar-winner Rami Malek, 39.“What he wants and what he’s willing to do makes him a very frightening character,” says director Cary Joji Fukunaga in a video introducing the ominous new character.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterWelcome to the latest edition of International Insider. This week we’re looking forward to Toronto International Film Festival, which began yesterday, and closing the book on Venice, which ends tomorrow.

Labor Day marks the end of summer and the beginning of the back-to-school season. And though the first day of school is a bit different this year as the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread, that didn't stop all the proud celebrity parents from snapping some heart-melting photos to mark the new school year.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: As a most unusual Toronto International Film Festival in memory gets underway today with the usual acquisitions and media crowd unable to make it across the Canadian border for gala premieres, Endeavor Content has come up with an inventive alternative for three acquisitions titles its agents will attempt to sell over the next week.

Post Malone‘s manager has said that the rapper’s new rosé wine was partly inspired by his friendship with actor Mark Wahlberg, who helped Malone “acquire [a] taste for expensive wine.”Malone launched the Provence-made rosé wine, ‘Maison No. 9′, earlier this year, saying at the time that “rosé is for when you want to get a little fancy.”In a new GQ profile about the launch of ‘Maison No.9’, Malone and his manager Dre London spoke about the origin of the project, with the latter recalling: “This was an idea that came out while we were tipsy on wine and talking like a Wolf Of Wall Street bull.“But I’ll be real, I remembered that moment and I reminded everyone the next day!” Board meeting @postmaloneA post shared by Maison No.

Victoria Beckham spends two hours training each morning in her own fitness studio, Mark Wahlberg heads down to his impressive gym by 3.40am every day so he can complete his own 90-minute workout before most of us are even awake! See inside some of the most impressive celebrity home gyms below…Rochelle Humes and her husband Marvin have converted a large room at their new London home into their very own gym, and it could easily be mistaken for a luxury fitness studio.

No Time To Die, the new Cary Joji Fukunaga-directed James Bond film, was released by Universal yesterday giving fans a new look at Daniel Craig’s final 007 film.The action-packed trailer, which was much more classically ‘Bond’ than previous teasers, revealed a ton of previously unseen footage from the 25th Biond film, including a hint of the nefarious plot that Craig’s secret agent has to diffuse.However it’s also revealed that a huge plot twist – previously only an unconfirmed rumour – is actually completely true.Leave this page now if you want to remain completely spoiler free about what happens in No Time To Die.International trailers have – perhaps inadvertently – confirmed that in No Time To Die, Lashana Lynch’s Nomi is operating under

Christopher Nolan was supposed to save cinemas with “Tenet” this summer, but lukewarm reviews and an ongoing box office-challenging pandemic may still want a word on that final verdict. But that said, if Nolan can’t do it, maybe filmmaker Cary Joji Fukunaga can with the upcoming 007 film, “No Time To Die.” READ MORE: Fall Film Preview: 40 Most Anticipated Films To Watch While summer movies took a lot of narrative hits this year from the various release date shuffles (see Nolan’s movie), MGM might have fared best by being one of the first major studios to seemingly recognize the dangers of the pandemic and act accordingly.

No Time To Die was scheduled to release in April. However, the pandemic pushed the release back to later this year.