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K.J. Yossman Ann-Helén Laestadius’ novel “Stolen” is getting a Netflix adaptation. Elle Márjá Eira (“The Sámi Have Rights”) is set to direct the feature based on a screenplay by Peter Birro (“Monica Z”). Laestadius will exec produce. “Stolen” will be Eira’s feature film debut. The film, about a young indigenous woman’s struggle in the face of xenophobia, climate change and the patriarchy, will go into production in Sápmi next year and is set to premiere in 2024. “I am over the moon!” said Laestadius. “For me as an author it is of course a dream to see my book adapted into a film and reach a whole new audience across the world. And I’m incredibly happy that Netflix – with their reach – chooses to highlight a Sami story in a big way.”

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Emiliano De Pablos Global film sales agency and U.S. domestic distributor Blue Fox Entertainment has announced that production has wrapped on family comedy “Popular Theory,” starring Cheryl Hines (“Curb Your Enthusiasm”), Marc Evan Jackson (“The Good Place”), Sophia Reid-Gantzert (“The Baby-Sitters Club”), Lincoln Lambert (“Nope”), and Chloe East (“The Fabelmans”). Century City-based Blue Fox Entertainment is handling worldwide sales and will release the film theatrically in the U.S. in 2023, the company said in a statement. “Popular Theory” is a coming-of-age comedy that plumbs the complexities of companionship and ambition.  In the film, Erwin (Reid-Gantzert) is a 12-year-old girl genius completely out of sorts as the youngest student in high school. She’s faced with only one problem she can’t solve: Social isolation. With fellow outcast and chemistry guru Winston (Lambert), the duo team up to invent a chemical that will change the high school hierarchy forever.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Vying for the Premio Kutxabank at the San Sebastian Film Festival’s New Directors sidebar, “Secaderos” (“Tobacco Barns”), the feature debut of Rocio Mesa, includes a beguiling creature of the woods that was designed and created by the Oscar-winning team behind Guillermo del Toro’s 2007 “Pan’s Labyrinth.” For make-up and special effects whizzes David Martí and Montse Ribé of DDT SFX, it was the script that convinced them to board this small-budgeted film by a novice filmmaker. “Only once in a very long time does a script like this land in your hands; it somewhat reminded us of ‘Pan’s Labyrinth,’” said Martí, who added that they also boarded it as associate producers.

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A family who almost missed their flight back home from Tenerife have thanked a TUI pilot who turned the plane around to pick up their daughter after she lost her passport. Adrian Insley said their dream holiday almost ended in a travel nightmare after his girl misplaced her passport somewhere in the airport.

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Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium has been nominated for a Best Landmark award alongside Warwick Castle.

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Romeo Beckham is the second eldest of iconic couple David and Victoria Beckham's four children. Born in 2002, after elder brother Brooklyn Beckham, Romeo also has a younger brother, Cruz, and sister Harper. With a bit of modelling experience under his belt, Romeo is quite the Instagram sensation with a massive following.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty has reached out to Gethin Jones following the death of his dog.The Morning Live host announced the sad news on Twitter earlier this week, as he shared a snap of his four-legged companion Olly.Alongside the photo, Gethin told fans: "Gonna miss this fella a lot. He started @BBCMorningLive with us, he was calm and distinguished.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty ‘enjoys’ Bradley Walsh ‘waking up to her’ in cheeky quip"We shared a sofa, he was my mate.

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Bad Bunny celebrated his win for Artist of the Year at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards by sharing a kiss with one of his male backup dancers.The 28-year-old rapper was performing at Yankee Stadium on Sunday after winning the top honor when he turned his head to kiss one of his female dancers, only to turn to the other side for a kiss from a male dancer.The reggaeton star has previously described his sexuality as being fluid, although he stressed that he was 'heterosexual' and likes 'women.' Celebration: Bad Bunny (center) kissed a male backup dancer on Sunday after winning the MTV Video Music Awards honor for Artist of the YearBad Bunny (real name: Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio) was putting on a high-energy performance of his hit Tití Me Preguntó when he stopped for the quick kisses.His celebratory number came after he made history by becoming the first artist to win the award who doesn't primarily perform in English. The hitmaker's performance was on a desert island set while his dancers slowly gyrated around him, with those closet to him running their hands down his figure.After the brief pause for his two kisses, the energy picked back up as the beat kicked in.

TUI pilot avoided a “Home Alone” moment after a young girl lost her passport by turning an airliner around and returning to the airport to pick her up.Adrian Insley had been on holiday in Tenerife with his partner, their four children and his parentsThe family group was due to board TUI flight to East Midlands Airport around 10pm on Friday, August 26, but they made a stop at the airport's Duty Free shop before proceeding to the security check. READ MORE: Plane delayed for hours as pilots have blazing row and refuse to fly with each otherAdrian, 38, told Nottinghamshire Live: "I am very organised with my passport, I even have a bag for them, but this time my partner said she needs a passport to get something from Duty Free, and then she put the passport in the bag."Our flight was delayed and the airport was very busy because there were three flights to the UK".However, it was not until he lined up for the security checks that he realised the Duty Free bag was nowhere to be found. "I am starting to panic because I do not know where it is.

Reddit as she said she felt "weird" even talking about it. She told how she had just discovered her long-term partner was, in fact, her biological brother. READ MORE: Man shares photo with 'identical twin' on holiday – but they're total strangers The anonymous woman said: "I just found out that I've been dating my biological brother for six years."I am 30 and my brother is 32.

first date fail – after realising he got catfished by an old woman on Tinder.Paul Jones, from Wales, thought he had found a woman who was girlfriend potential.But when he drove half an hour to meet up with her, he was sorely disappointed.READ MORE: 'We have a 16 year age gap and constantly get mistaken for father and daughter'Sharing his hilarious dating story on TikTok, the singleton detailed: "She sent me her address and I went up there and knocked the door."Her mother answered and I said 'Oh hello I'm here to see Sarah' and she said 'yeah, come in'."She talked to me downstairs for 10 minutes and I asked 'is Sarah coming down then?' and she said 'I am Sarah'."Oh I just got catfished by an old person."When Paul questioned Sarah on her profile picture, she told him "it was taken 25 years ago".He was also unimpressed to learn his date was a retired pensioner – but decided to make the most of his evening.The pair ended up going to a social club for bingo with a maximum win of £20."I sat down with her and her friends, all old. I felt like a child that's been taken out by a grandmother," Paul continued."Then we went back and she asked me if I wanted to come here for coffee and I said 'you know what love, I don't really feel like coffee today' and she was like 'I don't really mean coffee'.

It's hard to think of a more classic children's character than Winnie The Pooh, who has been beloved since his creation by A.A. Milne in the 1920s. For decades the yellow bear famed for his jolly disposition and love for honey has been the mainstay of many a kid's bedroom, decorating bedspreads and providing bedtime snuggles.

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READ MORE: Emily Ratajkowski sizzles as she dons plunging red bikini following marriage splitEver wondered why The Rolling Stones sued their manager or how Pharrell Williams got into trouble with Marvin Gaye's estate? Then keep reading to find out.Back in 1971, The Rolling Stones unexpectedly filed a $7.5 million lawsuit against their manager Allen Klein and alleged that he had made “false or fraudulent” representations with intent to “deceive and defraud” the band and some of its members.The Stones sued over publishing rights and the band received $1.2 million as a settlement but were unable to break their contract with Klein.However, Allen continued to profit from their music careers but fortunately relationships between the two parties began to improve.The Beatles openly admitted that they admired Chuck Berry and even covered Roll Over Beethoven on their second album With The Beatles.However, their mutual respect came to a halt after Lennon took a little too much inspiration from one of Chuck’s songs.Whilst writing Come Together, Lennon adapted a line from Berry’s 1956 hit You Can’t Catch Me which goes: “Here come a flat top, he was moving up with me”.Lennon changed “a” to “old,” replaced “moving up with me” to “grooving up slowly” and used a similar intonation as Chuck did.Berry’s publisher Morris Levy deemed the similarities too close and began legal proceedings against the Beatle.Levy was the owner of Big Seven Music and the dispute was - seemingly - resolved after Lennon agreed to record three songs for them on his next album.However, the Beatle only included two and legal matters began again, with the court awarding Levy $6.8m, but the tables were quickly turned.Levy had released Lennon’s demo recordings on his

BBC EastEnders star Martine McCutcheon has issued a touching tribute to her singer husband on Instagram.The two married at a glamorous ceremony in Lake Como in 2012 and have since had a little boy named Rafferty.The Love Actually star share updates of her exciting life away from the screen on Instagram with her followers. READ MORE: Martine McCutcheon claims she was 'judged' by other mothers for Diet Coke addiction Yesterday the stunning actress took to Instagram to gush over her husband Jack McManus, who was taught at the prestigious BRIT school and had a hit song in 2008 with Either Side of Midnight.