France’s Movie Theaters to Reopen June 22

Dancing On Ice has become widely known as one of the most dangerous reality shows on British television.With several stars bravely partaking in jaw-dropping lifts and gravity-defying stunts on the ice, the popular programme has often left viewers and show judges squeamish.Throughout the years, several contestants and professional skaters have pushed themselves to the limits and had accidents while training or on the live show itself.And this year's series is no exception, as many of the celebrity contestants have already experienced a terrible accident that has left them fairly shaken.Now that we are halfway through this year's competition, Dail Star has taken a look at the most terrifying falls and injuries that have taken place so far.Happy Mondays star Bez experienced a brutal fall in January while training for the dancing compeition.With only two days to go before the show's highly anticipated launch, Bez, 57, fell to the ground on his back and his head hit the ice.Although he was wearing a helmet at the time, the star's protection gear bounced off his head and rolled away.Lying down flat on the ice, Bez tried his best to slowly get back up on his feet but his dance partner Angela Egan encouraged him to take his time.Since the horrifying incident, Bez has continued to wear his helmet during the live shows - something that hasn't been permitted before.Previously discussing his accident on ITV's Lorraine, the musician confirmed to the host that he will continue to wear his helmet throughout the competition due to the fact that he is "accident-prone" and the ice is far "too slippy".The Vamps singer Connor Ball also experienced a gruesome injury of his own when he smashed his chin on the ice just moments before he was

Strictly professional dancer Brendan Cole has been impressing viewers on Dancing on Ice, where he’s usually accompanied by professional skater Vanessa Bauer but this week will perform with Brendyn Hatfield after Vanessa sadly tested positive for COVID-19.READ: Dancing on Ice star Brendan Cole reveals the time he bravely broke royal protocolOff the ice, though, New Zealand-born Brendan has been in a long-term partnership with his beloved wife Zoe Hobbs for over a decade.But who is Zoe, how did the couple meet, how many children do they have, and what does Zoe do for a living?We have all the answers you need! Read on to find out more…WATCH: Brendan Cole and wife Zoe dance the night away in Spanish celebrationBlonde beauty Zoe is a model who has worked with Olay and modelled for brands including Burberry and Hugo Boss. After meeting in 2008, she and Brendan tied the knot two years later in a star-studded wedding with several Strictly stars in attendance, including the late Sir Bruce Forsyth and dancers Anton Du Beke and Karen Hardy.MORE: Dancing on Ice's Brendan Cole appeared on another reality TV show - and it wasn't StrictlySEE: Strictly pros and their adorable babies – from Pasha Kovalev to Gorka MarquezThe beautiful ceremony took place at St Nicholas's parish church, a 13th-century building in Nether Winchendon, Buckinghamshire.

Strictly Come Dancing and Dancing On Ice, Dawn Wilson explains that most of the 46 performers she manages have been training for their roles for "decades" - and that the average celebrity just couldn't cut it.She has promised nothing but "the highest level of acrobatics" for the show, which runs in London until February 27th.Creative director Dawn says: "I've worked on 12 Cirque du Soleil shows and every one that is created is a bit more advanced than the last - not just in special effects but in original creativity as well."We're basically upping our game every time."The acrobatic feats are phenomenal, with performers dropping from parachutes, balancing their entire body weight on just a single hand while propelled 20 feet above the stage, and performing hoop diving techniques on treadmills that are each 4000lb in weight.In one scene that might be overwhelmingly daunting to the average performer, acrobats leap from one moving swing to another, which is positioned several feet away from it, via multiple backflips through the air in the spaces in between.There are also incredible scenes where a woman is flung into the air and then turned into a "human skipping rope"."If you come to the Cirque du Soleil show, you expect the highest level of acrobatics and I think you can see that on stage comparable to anybody else," Dawn stated.When asked whether it can potentially take decades for would-be circus stars to perfect their skills to the standard of Cirque du Soleil, Dawn had no hesitation in answering: "Absolutely, yes - without a doubt!"I wouldn't say celebrities can come and be part of our shows."Some of [our performers] have been doing it since childhood, but definitely since [either] childhood or teenage years, they've

Amir Khan's face by bitter rival Kell Brook was clear to see just moments after their highly-anticipated encounter was called off by the referee during the sixth round.Khan was left battered and bruised following his comprehensive defeat at the hands of bitter rival Brook on Saturday in Manchester - during which he was hit by 64 power punches.The former unified light-welterweight world champion admitted that he came up well short having promised to knock-out his opponent pre-fight, and had the injuries to prove it.Taking part in interviews following the event, Khan admitted that he could well choose to step away from the sport - while sporting several bruises.Khan was humble in defeat, facing up to the media despite his obvious injuries and admitting that his time as a professional boxer could now be over.He told Sky Sports: "I've had 40 fights, winning two world titles, fighting in America and around the world."I need to sit down with my family. But it is more towards the end of my career.Who should Kell Brook fight next? Give us your thoughts in the comments section"The love for the sport isn't there anymore."In the ring, I didn't have excitement and that push."That's maybe a sign that I should call it a day.

“enormous” rubber duck floating in a lagoon. The discovery was uploaded by Reddit user 'u/_Nefasto' and has left several users confused as to why it is located on the shore of the artificial Lake of the Family Park in the middle of Santiago – the capital of Chile.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here. Another Reddit user shared an image of a coconut balloon display blunder that they couldn’t stop chuckling over.

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Movie theatres are set to re-open in France next month (June 2020) following the country’s coronavirus shutdown.

France will allow restaurants, bars and cafés to reopen from next week as the country eases more lockdown measures.

France’s movie theaters will be allowed to re-open from June 22, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced this evening. This is earlier than expected, as French Culture Minister Franck Riester said this week that cinemas were eyeing a July 1 re-start. The decision was made in concert with the industry, Philippe said today, in order to allow exhibitors and distributors to organize concerted national campaigns. Social distancing measures will be in place, though Philippe did not elaborate.

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