Cineworld & CEO To Be Fined By Israeli Court Over Local Distribution Matter

Their new normal. Following many ups and downs in their relationship, Lala Kent and Randall Emmett‘s official split came seven months after the arrival of their daughter, Ocean.

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With TRNSMT festival just days away, thousands of revellers are preparing to descend on Glasgow Green for three days of live music.

It looks like single Ronnie is back once again.

Khloe Kardashian is facing criticism over a resurfaced photo, allegedly taken on a past Halloween, in which she appeared to be dressed as a “pimp” while posing with four Black women on leashes. The old photo of the 38-year-old reality star was recently shared in the Reddit subreddit KUWTKsnark, which is dedicated to Kardashian-Jenner family news and drama.

Liam Gallagher has apologised “on behalf of [his] family” after his brother Noel was criticised over comments he made about disabled festivalgoers.Following his recent set on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury, the High Flying Birds frontman stayed at Worthy Farm to see various gigs, including Jamie T‘s headline slot on the John Peel Stage.Noel later explained during an episode of The Matt Morgan Podcast that he and his friends ended up watching T’s performance from the tent’s disabled platform.“[We] couldn’t get to the bit on stage because we were fucking wasted,” he said. Noel subsequently showed his artist pass and “walked on to this platform – unbeknownst to us it was the disabled platform”.“I said, ‘See that pass, mate? It gets me any-fucking-where,” he continued, going on to joke that he would’ve tipped a disabled fan out of their wheelchair for his son to get a better view, and have touched disabled fans on the forehead, telling them: “Rise, you can walk.”Noel added: “I gotta say, those disabled cats have a great view of everything.”Following the comments, disability equality charity Scope hit out at Gallagher on Twitter: “Reports of Noel Gallagher’s behaviour at Glastonbury were upsetting enough.

Queen and Adam Lambert have announced a new online concert film called Rhapsody Over London.The performance was shot at one of the legendary band’s 10 sold-out shows at The O2 Arena in London last month as part of their 2022 ‘Rhapsody Tour’.Fans will be able to watch the two-and-half-hour, 28-song gig via an online Kiswe live-stream on July 24 (4pm BST) and July 25 (8pm BST). The film will then be available to view on-demand until July 31.Rhapsody Over London was created by utilising 26 cameras and a crew of over 100 film technicians, per a press release.

Flybe has announced four Scottish routes will be affected by reduced flights from Belfast City Airport due to aircraft supply issues. Aberdeen and Inverness flights are to be dropped altogether, along with Newcastle, company bosses have announced. There will also be reduced service on the routes to Edinburgh as well as Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester and Southampton. Airline CEO Dave Pflieger said the decision had "not been taken lightly" but was down to logistical issues with sourcing the extra aircraft needed to run those routes, reports Belfast Live. Mr Pflieger added: "The two aircraft leasing companies who were contracted to provide our additional airplanes have now told us that they will be unable to fulfil their commitments until after the summer," he said. "We were able to find and rent aircraft from two separate airlines in Greece and Spain, but those planes are not enough, and the lack of additional aircraft needed for new flying means we need to adjust our future flight schedule.

Another addition! After welcoming daughter Kulture in 2018, Cardi B and Offset continued to expand their family with son Wave.

Guy Lodge Film Critic“America” is a burdensome title for Israeli director Ofir Raul Graizer’s bright, frangible new film, casting expectations of continent-sized import onto a more individual, interior study of immigrant unrest. Visually iridescent and unexpectedly buoyant even when dealing with matters of plunging personal tragedy, this study of a Chicago-based swimming coach returning to his native Israel after his father’s death — setting off a chain of both present-tense misfortunes and disinterred traumas — braids blunt melodramatic storytelling with a softer, more searching look at conflicted identity, both cultural and sexual.

Jordan Moreau After some virtual and scaled-down events, San Diego Comic Con is back.The 2022 edition returns in full force to the San Diego Convention Center from July 21-24, bringing some of the most anticipated TV shows and movies of the year to Hall H and the show floor.See the Comic Con schedule below, which will be updated each day as more panels are announced.10:45-11:45 a.m. – ABC’S “THE ROOKIE” AND “THE ROOKIE: FEDS” – Nathan Fillion (“Castle,” “Firefly”) and Niecy Nash-Betts (“Claws,” “Reno 9-1-1”) join executive producers Alexi Hawley and Terence Paul Winter to discuss how worlds will collide when “The Rookie” franchise expands with “The Rookie: Feds,” coming to ABC this fall. The lively Q&A session will be moderated by Damian Holbrook (senior writer, TV Guide Magazine).

Hayden Panettiere is opening up about how she spent years secretly battling addictions to opioids and alcohol. "I was on top of the world and I ruined it," the former "Nashville" star revealed for the first time in the new issue of People magazine. "I’d think I hit rock bottom, but then there’s that trap door that opens." The 32-year-old became a star when she was just 11 years old, appearing in soap operas and the 2000 sports drama "Remember the Titans" opposite Denzel Washington.

Stories about opioid abuse are starting to become more and more prevalent in Hollywood, as the epidemic is undeniable in the US. And the latest film to take a look at the opioid issue is the upcoming, “Mother’s Milk.” According to Variety, Hilary Swank, Olivia Cooke, and Jack Reynor have all signed on to star in the new thriller, “Mother’s Milk.” The film tells the story of a mother who goes off to seek those responsible for the murder of her estranged son.

NASA officials after they claimed the east Asian country had plans to take over the moon.The American space agency’s chief Bill Nelson had warned the world they should be “very concerned” at the prospect of the Chinese military claiming the planet as their own.He told German newspaper Bild in an explosive statement: “What do you think is happening on the Chinese space station?READ MORE: Mars rovers 'could be less than 7ft away from finding proof of aliens', say NASA“They are learning how to destroy other people’s satellites.

This is the bizarre and dangerous moment a cyclist was caught riding a bike the wrong way along a motorway towards oncoming traffic.

Zack Sharf Hayden Panettiere opened up to People magazine about her years-long addiction to opioids and alcohol, revealing a member of her team gave her “happy pills” before red carpets when she was only 15 years old. The actor’s addiction worsened from there.“They were to make me peppy during interviews,” Panettiere said of the pills she was told to take as a teenager. “I had no idea that this was not an appropriate thing, or what door that would open for me when it came to my addiction.”Panettiere gained success as a child with roles in soap operas and Disney’s popular football drama “Remember the Titans” with Denzel Washington.

Expect the unexpected has become the catchphrase for Big Brother — but occasionally, host Julie Chen Moonves likes to use it to describe herself.

EXCLUSIVE: Quiver Distribution has acquired North American rights to Nick Richey’s sophomore feature 1-800-HOT-NITE, slating it for release November 4.

In a move that wasn’t unexpected, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures’ Board of Trustees has announced that Jacqueline Stewart will become the institution’s Director and President. She succeeds Bill Kramer, who last week officially assumed his duties as the new CEO of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, where he takes over for departing CEO Dawn Hudson.

stays at that party gets talked about at the next party (and probably, the one after that, too). In ET's exclusive first look at Wednesday's all-new episode of , the ladies gather at a luncheon hosted by Sutton Stracke. The camera quickly pans to Diana Jenkins' place setting… but there's no Diana in sight.«Sutton, did you know that Diana wasn't coming?» Garcelle Beauvais asks.«No, she didn't tell me,» Sutton flatly replies.

Loose Women this afternoon to talk about his upcoming tour. Christine Lampard, Coleen Nolan, Janet Street-Porter and Judi Love were joined by the 70's singer David Essex to talk about his first headline tour in six years.