Dr Alex George returns to work on NHS frontline three weeks after tragic death of his brother Llŷr

Guy Lodge Film CriticNot since Alfred Hitchcock’s 1927 silent “The Ring” has there been a boxing film quite so quiet as “Small, Slow But Steady,” a gentle but hard-edged study of a flyweight female pugilist in suburban Tokyo. More concerned with the wear and tear of everyday life than pummeling sound and fury, director Shô Miyake’s measured, unsentimental adaptation of a memoir by Keiko Ogasawara — who turned professional despite the difficulties of lifelong deafness — turns out to be somewhat aptly described by its own title, though none of those adjectives quite conveys its rare and delicate grace.

Kris Bowers “Black excellence” is one of those phrases that might be difficult to explain, but you know it when you see it. It almost instantly pops into my mind — often in hashtag form — when I see images of classic Black icons or beautiful Black bodies dressed to the nines and stunningly captured in photographs; everybody Black at award shows; the Obamas; or anything Beyoncé and Jay-Z do.Black excellence is a feeling.

J. Kim Murphy Miami Dade College’s annual Miami Film Festival has announced that Penélope Cruz will be honored with the Precious Gem Award during its upcoming 2022 edition.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“SEAL Team” star Max Thieriot has signed on for the lead role in the CBS drama pilot “Cal Fire,” Variety has learned.It was previously reported that Thieriot co-wrote the story for the series, which is inspired by his life growing up in northern California. He will also serve as an executive producer.

Partner Content The ongoing pandemic has inevitably changed the workings of the global film industry in a variety of ways. Throughout these ups and downs, one thing has yet to waver, and that’s the demand for new content.

Naman Ramachandran The Berlin Film Festival has called for peace over the situation in Ukraine, which is currently in a state of military conflict after Russian forces struck on Thursday morning.“We — festival workers, artists, filmmakers — think fondly of our friends in Ukraine and we are by their side in a call for peace,” the festival said in a statement issued on Thursday. “One week ago, the Berlin International Film Festival was celebrating a complicated yet successful edition.

Coronation Street star Alexandra Mardell has waved goodbye to the ITV soap’s famous cobbles after filming her last scenes as alter-ego Emma Brooker.The actress, who has played Emma since 2018, posted a behind the scenes snap of the Coronation Street sign with her hands making a heart around it.The 28 year old, who recently had her leaving party, then penned an emotional message, saying how much she’d miss her time on the show and everyone that works there and that the tears had been flowing. Alexandra wrote: “And that’s a wrap on the best street there is! And of course I ugly cried as soon as the scene completed.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter She continued: “So overwhelmed by all the love.The Corrie family are just insane.To every person in that building, every viewer, family member and friend, I love you all and can’t thank you enough!” The soap star then rounded off the post, writing: “I’ve said it countless times before but I’ll say it again, it’s been the best time of my life.

Love Island star Dr Alex George has decided to step away from social media.

Doctor Alex George has returned to work following the sad death of his younger brother.

Alex George was back in his hospital scrubs as he returned to work for the first time, following his younger brother’s death. The Love Island star was left heartbroken after he tragically lost his little brother Llyr last month, who had been struggling with mental health.

DR Alex George has returned to work at A&E three weeks after his tragic brother's suicide. The frontline doctor and reality TV star, 30, revealed last month the heartbreaking news that his younger sibling Llŷr had passed away after a mental health battle.

Love Island's Dr Alex George put on a brave face as he headed out for a date in London with PR girl Belle Francis on Monday evening.

Dr Alex George is thought to be finding comfort in a new love following the tragic death of his younger brother Llŷr. The 30 year old split from his ex-girlfriend Amelia Bath last month but it seems he has already moved on after being seen cosying up with a new love interest in London.

DOCTOR Alex George is dating PR girl Belle Francis just weeks after breaking up with his girlfriend. The 30-year-old Love Island star revealed he was single again last month after lockdown forced him and his ex Amelia Bath apart.

Dr Alex George revealed he is "hanging on by a thread" after he became the target of a cruel troll on social media following family tragedy.The Love Island star spoke out as an online bully told him to "get off social media" just a week proceeding his brother Llyr's death.The insensitive message from one of Dr Alex's 1.4 million followers read: "Your brother is dead get off social media."The star re-shared the hurtful comment on his story, writing: "Imagining being this person.

A woman who gouged out both her eyes while under the influence of drugs has shared her joy after being given a pair of prosthetic eyeballs.

Love Island's Dr Alex George has told how he has been targeted by a cruel troll after posting on social media in the wake of his brother's death.Alex's brother Llyr passed away last month, with the reality star revealing his brother's death was related to mental health issues.In a heartwrenching turn of events, Dr Alex was abused by the troll on Instagram after he shared a picture of a beach he was visiting, writing "good for the soul".The vile troll questioned why he had been posting on social media, saying: "your brother is dead get off social media."Alex hit out at the troll for attacking him when he was "holding by a thread".Sharing the troll's message with his followers, Alex said: "Imagining being this person.

Devastated Dr Alex George was forced to defend himself against a sick social media troll who told him to get off Instagram after his brother's death.

Alex George revealed a vile troll sent him a cruel message on Instagram after he went for a seaside walk following his brother’s death. The former Love Island star, 29, had shared a short snap of his walk by the coast, telling his followers it was: ‘Good for the soul’. Alex tragically lost his younger brother Llyr last month, and has documented his grief on social media following the awful news. However, one troll targeted his walk on the beach, writing to him in his DMs: ‘’your brother is dead get off social media’. Alex screengrabbed the comment and wrote: ‘Imagine being this person. I’m holding by a thread and you get people like this.’He added: ‘I am honest and open with you all.

Dr Alex George has heartbreakingly revealed he is "holding by a thread" following the death of his younger brother Llŷr.The 30 year old took to social media last month to announce the tragic death of his brother after a battle with mental illness. Love Island star Alex has now been forced to hit out at a troll who blasted him for being on social media following his loss.

DR ALEX George revealed he's "hanging on by a thread" after his brother Llyr's death. The Love Island star was targeted by a cruel troll on Instagram who questioned why he had been posting on social media in the wake of the tragedy.