Gianni Infantino in bizarre World Cup speech as he compares his red hair to LGBTQ+ and migrant workers plight

Can one lousy moment destroy a relationship? A young couple finds themselves at the center of controversy in “The Drop.” The Hulu film reveals everything that hides beneath pleasantries; set during an island destination wedding, the relationships of all involved are challenged by a singular accident. While it might seem like a dramatic inspection of current relationships, this project uses a comedic approach to get audiences thinking.

and —illustrated the power and community of seeing an epic story play out on the big screen. From the visuals to the sound (and OK, the popcorn at the concession stand), they were a reminder that as much we like to stay in pajamas and cozy up on the couch, there's something rewarding about experiencing your local cinema in person.But that's not to take away from the fantastic movies that were just as enjoyable from the comfort of our own home this year thanks to streaming services. on Hulu and on Netflix are the kind of deeply personal and raw films probably best enjoyed with some privacy.

An homage — and a spoiler. Jennifer Coolidge‘s floral dress in the finale of The White Lotus was chosen specifically as a clue about her character’s fate.

Home run romance! Ex-MLB player T.J. House announced his engagement to Ryan Neitzel, publicly disclosing his sexuality for the first time.

A life-altering experience! Rebel Wilson got candid about her first kiss with a woman — an onscreen smooch, no less — and how it ultimately led to her romance with girlfriend Ramona Agruma.

A new time slot! Rhiannon Ally is one of the latest additions filling in on GMA3 following the reported romance between coanchors T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach.

Well, it would appear Ben Affleck is a cheater. Sad news for fans of long term relationships, because new photos reveal the Argo director getting real cozy with… Starbucks?! LOLz!

A man has vowed to not have children after discovering that he has a hidden disease which killed his dad. Adam Bowes, 26, says it felt 'like a bomb going off' when he was told that he had Huntington's Disease, reports the Liverpool Echo.

Icarus Films has picked up North American rights to the Oscar-qualifying documentary Myanmar Diaries, helmed by the anonymous Myanmar Film Collective.

Jim Goodwin insists it hasn't been top marks for Aberdeen in his tenure so far - insisting there is far more to come from his squad at the club's AGM.

A hero schoolboy died as he tried to rescue three other youngsters who plunged into a freezing cold lake, his devastated family have said. Jack Johnson bravely rushed to help the children after he heard them screaming from the water.

A mum claims she was 'humiliated' after being denied urgent MRI scan for allegedly being too overweight. Jackie Nulty, 33, says she needs the undergo the procedure to check for a 'possible brain tumour', reports Manchester Evening News.

A body has been found in the search for a Scots man who was reported missing at the weekend. Jamie Stenhouse, from Edinburgh, was last seen around 11am on Saturday, December 10, in the Gilmerton area of the city.

More than 33,000 young people in North Lanarkshire have benefited from the free bus travel scheme brought in by the Scottish Government.

EXCLUSIVE: Lily Gladstone (Certain Women) has joined Under The Bridge, rounding out the series regular cast of Hulu’s limited series based on Rebecca Godfrey’s book. Gladstone joins previously announced series star Riley Keough as well as fellow series regulars Izzy G, Chloe Guidry, Ezra Faroque Khan, Archie Panjabi, Vritika Gupta, Javon “Wanna” Walton and Aiyana Goodfellow in the series from ABC Signature.

super fan knows: She's one of the most influential makeup artists in fashion and beauty, a proud Brit (so much so that she received ), a proprietor of glamour and glitz through her , and a massive film geek. Naturally, McGrath has lent her talents to movies and film, collaborating with last year and creating onscreen looks for the likes of and . Her latest collaboration is a love letter to her favorite movies of all time, the Star Wars franchise. To celebrate the 30-year anniversary of Return of the Jedi, McGrath teamed up with Lucasfilm to create a makeup collection for the iconic films. Available December 16, features the signature Mothership Palette with colors and packaging inspired by the film, along with three five-pan Eyeshadow Palettes, four Chromaluxe Artistry Pigments, four Dark Star mascaras, and eight metallic LiquiLust Lipsticks and Lust Glosses. McGrath, whose makeup is known for celestial-level sparkle and space-inspired metallics, has been a Star Wars fan since “day one.”“I was obviously born in the UK and I remember when Star Wars launched in the U.S.

Alex Scott, 38, blasted her critics on Twitter today in view of her 400,100 followers after she became fed up with comments about her role in covering the 2022 World Cup.The huge footballing event has caused massive controversy this year due to Qatar’s harsh treatment of women, migrants and members of the LGBTQ+ community. Yesterday, journalist Sophie Corcoran accused Alex of hypocrisy over her role in the Qatar World Cup.She tweeted: “Not too long ago Alex Scott was trying to accuse the England women’s team of structural racism and downplayed their victory due to there being too many white players. “Now she’s in Qatar - a country where gays, women and migrants have no rights.Talk about doing a 180.”Alex retaliated this morning, as many fans also rushed to defend the One Show favourite. She penned: “You are getting boring now with your tweets about me...  “My documentary The Future of the Woman’s Game touches on so many subjects ranging from media rights, diversity, maternity rights and highlights the growth of the game. “So stop with the lies and do one…” she added defiantly. Express.co.uk have contacted Alex and Sophie for further comment. BBC pundit Alex recently revealed her reasons for choosing not to boycott the World Cup.Speaking on BBC Sport ahead of the opening match between Qatar and Ecuador, she explained she believes boycotting would have actually been the “easy option”.She said: “I totally understand their reasons as well as a whole heap of fans from the LGBTQ+ community around the world not wanting to.“And once again we reference Gianni Infantino, you are not gay, you will not understand travelling to a country where you are fearing for your life about your preference of who you choose to love.”She

After being overshadowed by the BBC’s focus on the human rights issues that have been surrounding the World Cup 2022, yesterday’s opener between hosts Qatar and Ecuador kicked off with a hefty peak of 8M viewers.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has hit back at criticism of Qatar’s human rights record in an extraordinary press conference in Doha, the day before the World Cup kicks off in the Middle East.