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BTS vocalist V has opened up about his struggles with identity and how they influenced his song choices for the boyband’s upcoming release, ‘Proof’.In a new video shared by the boyband’s label Big Hit Music, the 26-year-old singer discussed the reason why he had chosen his 2018 solo track ‘Singularity’ and the song ‘0:00 (Zero O’Clock)’ to be included in BTS’ upcoming anthology album ‘Proof’.“I tended to think of Kim Tae-hyung (the singer’s real name) and artist V as being separate, and thought that I had to choose one or the other,” he confessed in the clip, adding that this conflict was reflected in the music video for ‘Singularity’. “That was when I thought hard about who I was as a person, and I felt a bit confused,” explained V.#BTS #방탄소년단 Proof of Inspiration – 뷔 (V)#Proof_of_Inspiration #Proof_of_V #BTS_Proof #V #뷔 pic.twitter.com/dV4x5BGUIN— BIGHIT MUSIC (@BIGHIT_MUSIC) May 16, 2022The vocalist went on to describe the two sides of his identity: “Artist V performs on stage, and enjoys himself with ARMY.

Welcome To Wedding Hell.Starring Lee Jin-wook (Bulgasal: Immortal Souls) and Lee Yeon-hee (The Package), the forthcoming 12-episode series will follow a couple in their thirties as they navigate preparations for their wedding day.“What would it feel like, to get married?” muses Kim Na-eun (played by Yeon-hee) in the new trailer as a loving, elderly couple passes her in the street. Her friends begin asking if her boyfriend Jun-hyeong (Jin-wook) has proposed, warning that she should never be the first to breach the topic of marriage in a relationship.The trailer offers a glimpse of the couple’s sweet relationship, though Jun-hyeong appears to react uncomfortably whenever Na-eun mentions marriage.

Sam Ryder's SPACE MAN becomes the Number 1 Trending Song in the country today, following its record-breaking success at Eurovision. 

three men charged in relation to Mac Miller‘s 2018 death from a drug overdose has been sentenced to 17 years and six months in prison.Stephen Andrew Walter, 49, was handed the sentence on Monday (May 16) after pleading guilty to a single charge of fentanyl distribution. Walter had previously agreed to a 17-year sentence as part of a plea deal last year, dropping the more serious charge of fentanyl distribution resulting in death.However, the judge in the case, Otis D.

Joe Wicks after a touching documentary about his childhood aired on the BBC.Facing My Childhood reflected on the fitness expert's life as a boy growing up with a heroin-addicted father and a mother living with severe obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).The 60-minute programme explored how the 36-year-old's life was shaped by his childhood experiences through a series of candid discussions with his family and friends.At the age of 12 Joe was left in the care of his dad Gary, who was addicted to heroin, when his mum sought help for her debilitating OCD.He praised his "brave" mum Raquela for getting the help she needed while his older brother Nikki, 38, tried to shield him from the reality of living with their addict father. Joe, who also goes by The Body Coach, is probably best known for his intense workout videos which got the country moving during the Covid lockdown.But fans had the opportunity to see a different, more sensitive side to the father-of-two who broke into tears several times during the documentary.And some were moved to share their admiration for the personal trainer and praise his bravery on social media.One viewer wrote: "Joe Wicks is such a gentleman & truly an inspiration (a national treasure).

porn on her mobile. She makes no attempt to hide it.I don’t think this is appropriate or funny.Often, she’ll shriek: “Come and look at this.”She’ll beg me to stop what I’m doing, leave my desk and ogle at whatever smut she’s accessing on her screen – the dirtier and grubbier the better.She’s audacious. She particularly likes looking at threesomes – two girls and a guy, that’s her thing.She keeps the sound on, and the grunts and groans turn my stomach.Since the pandemic we’ve been relocated to a scruffy office on the outskirts of our town.

Prince William at the FA Cup final.Significant numbers of Liverpool fans could be heard jeering the Duke of Cambridge as he was introduced to players before kick-off at Wembley Stadium this weekend. The frosty reception for the 39-year-old royal came despite him holding the position of President of the Football Association since 2006.Further boos could be heard from the Liverpool section during the national anthem, with more angry taunts taking place while the traditional Christian hymn Abide With Me was performed.Many online appeared unimpressed by the antics of the fans, with some describing the booing as "disgusting".A passionate user leapt to Prince William's defence by saying: “HRH Prince William has done NOTHING to deserve this disrespectful and completely uncalled for disgusting behaviour.”Another hit out at the unruly supporters while suggesting it was unlikely the boos affected William, writing: "The booers should be ashamed.

A grandmother from Newton Heath has gone viral on TikTok for her infectious laugh, ‘bonkers’ personality and for losing her glasses.

Burger fans can claim a free Whopper from Burger King tomorrow, without needed to spend a single penny to qualify. The unmissable deal sees the return of Whopper Day this Wednesday, May 18 celebrating the chain’s signature meal.

In a year of renaissance at Gigg Lane it was the perfect end to the season. Three years after Bury FC were kicked out of the Football League, a trophy was lifted on the turf.

Radio Times.Gethin has been a favourite to replace BBC Breakfast’s Dan Walker, who is presenting his last show from the red sofa today.The father-of-three confirmed his time on the red sofa would be ending in a social media post in April.A replacement has not yet been announced, but the BBC are searching for someone to take over from Dan.A spokesperson from the BBC told Express.co.uk recruitment is still going on.There is also speculation that broadcaster Jon Kay may be the next BBC Breakfast presenter once Dan, who was a presenter on the show for the past six years, leaves.While Manchester may feel like home to Gethin now (he studied there 20 years ago too), he did admit in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, that he felt lonely living there during the coronavirus pandemic.In January, Gethin explained that he kept busy with his studies, despite becoming ill himself.He described the time as “hard”.He said: “I was doing some work like Celebrity MasterChef at the time, and then got Covid myself and had to pull out, but then the Masters [Masters in Sport Directorship (MSD)] sort of kept me going.“But it was quite hard, I was living in Manchester city centre and it was like a ghost town and there was no real communication with anyone.It was a really odd time.”

Brian Austin Green and girlfriend Sharna Burgess couldn't keep their hands off each other whileshopping at Sweet Bu Candy in Malibu on Sunday.As his expectant partner put her burgeoning baby bump on full display in a grey sports bra and matching sweatpants, the 48-year-old actor lovingly wrapped his arms around theDancing with the Stars pro, 36.As they strolled back to their car, the couple were seen locking lips as they near her imminent due date on July 4, which is less than two months away. PDA: Brian Austin Green and girlfriend Sharna Burgess couldn't keep their hands off each other while shopping at Sweet Bu Candy in Malibu For their laid-back date, the father-of-four wore a padded black jacket, plain t-shirt, olive slacks and white sneakers.

Famke Janssen put on a leggy display in a brown leather miniskirt adorned with flowers and swallows on a stroll in New York City on Sunday.While going for a walk with her headphones on, the57-year-old star, best known for playing Jean Grey Phoenix in the X-Men film series,was spotted holding a black umbrella .She completed her chic ensemble with a black lace blouse, beige flats, a pair of oversized shades and a tote bag featuring two birds kissing. Stylish: Famke Janssen put on a leggy display in a brown leather miniskirt adorned with flowers and swallows on a stroll in New York City on SundayShe wore her brunette tresses in loose waves over her shoulders and opted for a typically glamorous makeup look.

Drew Barrymore and Laverne Cox rocked distinct and fashionable ensembles while walking the red carpet for the 26th Webby Awards on Monday evening.Barrymore, 47, and Cox, 49, were both all smiles while posing on the red carpet at the annual awards show, held this year atCipriani Wall Street in New York City.Barrymore earned a Special Achievement Award while Cox took home the Webby Advocate of the Year. Drew steps out:Drew Barrymore and Laverne Cox rocked distinct and fashionable ensembles while walking the red carpet for the 26th Webby Awards on Monday evening Advocate:Barrymore earned a Special Achievement Award while Cox took home the Webby Advocate of the YearDrew stepped out in a a pristine white suit, with a white top and necktie under a white coat.She wore billowing wide-legged pants that completely covered her feet on the red carpet as she posed for photographers.

Machine Gun Kelly wished his fiancéeMegan Fox a happy 36th birthday as he shared multiple photos of the couple in a sweet Instagram post on Monday.Among the photos the rocker-turned-rapper, 32, posted was a shot of the couple's matching ring-finger tattoos, which featured voodoo dolls with pinned hearts.'The happiest birthday to my ethereal light being. i love you maki,' the musician wrote in the caption, adding a knife emoji along with a red heart and two candle sticks.

Sarah Paulson took to Instagram Stories on Monday asking her followers for help for a friend who said that their dog Winnie was stolen by a Rover sitter.Paulson, 47, reposted posts made by her friend, actress Clementine Ford-Wilcox, 42, who posted multiple photos of her dog Winnie.Ford-Wilcox shared a shot of a woman who she said 'was meant to be boarding our dog,' but instead, 'she threw her collar in the trash and disappeared.' The latest:Sarah Paulson, 47, took to Instagram Stories on Monday asking her followers for help for a friend who said that their dog Winnie was stolen by a Rover sitter. Paulson was snapped in NYC last monthFord-Wilcox said that she was willing to pay money to get the dog back, describing her canine as 'about 40 pounds' with a 'stubb tail and one floppy ear' maybe mixed with 'some golden' retriever.The American Horror Story star shared a shot of the missing dog with the caption: 'This is Winnie.

Reality TV star Christine Quinn is spilling on what viewers miss when they press play on their screens.  Quin, 33, who noted to Fox News Digital that she is fully aware she's portrayed as the "villain" on Netflix's "Selling Sunset," shared that fans aren't privy to what's "on the editing floor." "That's the stuff where I am a human being, and I am vulnerable, and I am three-dimensional, and I am funny," Quinn, who has found herself at odds with many of her former co-stars, explained.  ‘Producers need a narrative’  "I have many, many funny elements to me. I have many heartwarming moments. But you know, I understand when we're doing the show, the producers need a narrative, and they have to follow along with that narrative for a storyline," she added.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorU.K.-based sales firm 101 Films Intl., part of Amcomri Entertainment, has secured worldwide distribution rights to apocalyptic thriller “Left Behind: Rise of the Antichrist,” the recently completed sequel to 2014’s “Left Behind,” which featured Nicolas Cage. The movie is available for the first time at the Cannes Film Market this week.In “Left Behind: Rise of the Antichrist,” contemporary events are shown as setting the stage for the return of Christ and the coming Apocalypse.

Christopher Vourlias As the war in Ukraine approaches a grim, three-month mile marker, and the Russian military continues its relentless onslaught, the harsh crackdown on domestic opposition by the Putin regime has left a beleaguered film industry pondering its next steps. Many Russian filmmakers fear they’ll have no choice but to toe the party line, or to flee a country that is increasingly being shut out of the international community.Two-time Oscar nominee Alexander Rodnyansky (“Leviathan,” “Loveless”), the Kyiv-born producer who has called Russia home for nearly three decades, left Moscow on March 1 after being tipped off that his opposition to the war had landed him in the government’s crosshairs.

Manori Ravindran International EditorAs the global film industry emerges from the worst of the pandemic — and wide-ranging consolidation in the U.S. puts studio and streaming strategies in disarray — representatives for CAA, UTA and WME Independent say international distributors are more important than ever to their businesses.That claim will be put to the test at this week’s Cannes Film Festival, where a chaotic domestic landscape, and the absence of China and Russia, could put other international distributors in a good spot after a pandemic-fueled streaming boom saw global deals for films like “CODA” cut these players out.“What we know is that people who are going into the marketplace are setting up their movies not relying on the U.S.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefMalaysia is set to increase the value of its location-based incentives from the current 30% to 35%, the government is expected to announce this week in Cannes.The Film in Malaysia Incentive (FIMI) was launched in 2013, around the time that the Iskandar Malaysia studios were opened in the south of the country, and is administered by the National Film Development Corp. (FINAS).FINAS and Communications and Multimedia Minister Annuar Musa will lead a Malaysian delegation at the Cannes Market and are expected to reveal details of the FIMI upgrade at a Malaysia-focused conference on May 19.“FINAS intends to use the Marché film market as a platform to promote Malaysia as an international filming destination that offers 30% cash rebate through FIMI and up to 5% [additional] through a cultural test,” FINAS chief executive Nasir Ibrahim told state news agency Bernama, in a pre-departure briefing.