Happy Mondays star Shaun Ryder carries late brother Paul’s casket into funeral service after singer’s death aged 58

without much extra effort.There are a few tricks to ensure a beautifully crisp-based and flaky tart: it’s essential to bake it directly on the base of the oven, preferably on a convection setting, taking the pastry to as deeply golden a hue as you dare to. Insipid-looking pastry at the edges simply won’t be cooked through in the middle. Secondly, cook the mushrooms out thoroughly to remove as much liquid as possible, concentrating and caramelising their flavour and texture.

A 23-year-old disabled woman may have to move in with OAPs at a nursing home as she can’t afford to pay for electricity to power her life-saving equipment.

Britney Spears uploaded a new video onto her Instagram earlier on Friday, adding a caption to reference her new collaboration with Elton John, and to send her apologies to her sons. The Baby One More Time singer, 40, modeled an assortment of outfits in the clip, while additionally posing without a shirt, using her long locks or a hat for coverage. The star recently responded in a separate post to her 15-year-old son, Jayden's, comments he made during an interview that aired on ITV News on Friday, telling him to, 'pick up a book and read one,' while also slamming her ex-husband, Kevin Federline.  New post: Britney Spears, 40, shared a new video on her Instagram on Friday along with a detailed captionThe star began the video of herself posing in a green, cropped shirt along with a pair of classic, jean shorts. She showed off a few poses in the outfit of her choice.  The clip then transitioned to Britney only wearing shorts, with her long locks falling in front for coverage.

Q'orianka Kilcher is reprising her role as attorney Angela Blue Thunder for season five of Kevin Costner's western drama series Yellowstone that's been dubbed 'anti-woke' by some critics.Kilcher's return to the hit show comes amid her workers' compensation fraud case, where she's accused of collecting disability benefits, even though she was able to work.Just this past Sunday, the Paramount Network released the first teaser for the much-anticipated new season that promised 'all will be revealed' when the drama unfolds at the glorious Montana ranch.

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Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Iconoclast, the international production group behind Romain Gavras’ Venice competition film “Athena,” is setting a wide-ranging slate of projects with emerging filmmakers from different audiovisual fields, including Leo Berne from the artists collective Megaforce, and Elias Belkeddar and Said Belktibia from the collective Kourtrajmé. The company is also producing the next projects of Harmony Korine and Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre, among others. In a rare interview, Nicolas Lhermitte, who co-founded Iconoclast with Mourad Belkeddar, says the company has emerged from the pandemic with a record number of developed projects. “We took the opportunity during the pandemic to develop a lot of projects, and today we have around 30 projects in the pipeline, spanning films and series that are set up at our studios in France, the U.S. and Germany,” says Lhermitte, who adds that Iconoclast aspired to “accompany multi-disciplinary artists to venture from one field to another, films, TV series, branded content, and music videos.”

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic The Lord works in mysterious ways, Christians are fond of telling us. More mysterious still is the matter of faith, a uniquely human idea which operates on the principle that phenomena we can’t explain are true, not because we understand them but because we don’t need to. Set in an almost medieval-feeling 1862, “The Wonder” asks audiences to ponder the meaning of a miracle. Is it possible, as the devout residents of a small Irish community believe, for an 11-year-old girl to survive for four months without food? The child, Anna O’Donnell (Kíla Lord Cassidy), suddenly stopped eating, and swears that since then, she’s been sustained by “manna from heaven.” As word of this “wonder” spread, pilgrims have come to see the phenomenon for themselves. Local authorities understandably have their doubts, calling for an English nurse, Lib Wright (Florence Pugh), to observe the situation.

Naman Ramachandran Bhutanese filmmaker Dechen Roder’s new film, “I, The Song,” which is selected at the Venice Production Bridge’s gap financing market, will commence principal photography in December. Roder’s debut feature “Honeygiver Among the Dogs” premiered at Busan in 2016, and went on to have a successful festival run including at Berlin, Locarno, Hong Kong, Taipei and Fribourg, where it won three major awards. “I, The Song” was born when two friends of Roder experienced the horror of being in non-consensual pornographic videos and photos in Bhutan, where in both cases it was recorded and shared without their knowledge or consent.

Married at First Sight UK’s “worst ever bride” has broken her silence following her backlash and cancellation.Whitney Hughes, a PA from St Albans, claimed that she did want to find a connection on the reality dating show, despite viewers accusing her of taking part in a bid to become famous. She went on to say that fans just "haven’t got her humour yet”.READ MORE: Married At First Sight UK fans threaten to complain to Ofcom over bride's behaviourFour days in from making her debut on the series, she became the most debated bride on the show, with some going as far to brand her as the “worst ever bride” and some even sending her death threats.It began when Whitney, upon seeing her future husband Duka for the first time, rolled her eyes and made a comment about him not being tall enough.She said: “I went into denial for a second, and then I got to the end of the aisle, and I was like, OK I’ve got to marry this guy.

TELLURIDE – At this point in his career, Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Lelio continues to veer toward slightly unexpected choices. He broke through the global cinephile consciousness with 2013’s “Gloria,” a crowd-pleaser about a fiftysomething woman trying to find love in the discos of Santiago.

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MAGNUM P.I. star Roger E. Mosley tragically died on Sunday aged 83 after succumbing to injuries suffered in a car crash three days ago, his daughter has revealed.

Shaun Ryder is convinced his tragic brother and bandmate Paul will live forever as “energy”.The devastated Happy Mondays frontman – who says he was haunted by two ghosts weeks before his sibling’s death – expects to see Paul’s spirit one day. Shaun, who turns 60 later this month, said: “I’m sure if our kid was buzzing about, he’d f*****g let me know.READ MORE: Happy Mondays star and Shaun Ryder's brother Paul Ryder dies hours before gig“Energy – it’s always here.

Echo and The Bunnymen’s Ian McCulloch has sung at Happy Mondays’ Paul Ryder’s funeral.Ryder, who was the bassist of the Happy Mondays and brother of frontman Shaun, died last month at the age of 58.Posting the news on social media, the band wrote: “The Ryder family and Happy Mondays band members are deeply saddened and shocked to say that Paul Ryder passed away this morning. A true pioneer and legend. He will be forever missed.”Alan McGee, who was in attendance at the service, described it as an “amazing send off” and recalled how he spoke at the beginning of the funeral, which took place in Manchester yesterday (August 4).

Shaun Ryder was pictured carrying his later brother Paul’s casket into his funeral service as he was laid to rest in the heart of Manchester on Thursday (August 4).The musician – who played bass guitar in the Northern rock band – sadly passed away on July 15 at the age of 58 just hours before the beloved group were due to perform on stage.His cause of death has not yet been revealed however his brother recalled how Paul complained of headaches in the hours leading up to his death.READ MORE: Tom Parker's widow Kelsey shares emotional message with fans on late singer's birthdayJust two weeks later, Shaun and his loved ones gathered at St Charles Church, Swinton to pay their final respects to the incredible musician.Before the ceremony it was clear to see Shaun was overwhelmed with emotion as he spoke fondly of his late brother to the other mourners.However, the 59-year-old – who was the frontman for the Happy Mondays – managed to flash a smile to the attendees as he led the star's close friends and family into the private service.The dad-of-one bravely carried the wooden casket on his should alongside five other pallbearers in an effort to give his younger sibling the best send-off possible.Shaun was also spotted kindly helping an older member of the family into the church as he offered her a supportive arm to hold as he guided her into the building.Rowetta – who regularly performed with the band – was also pictured outside the church talking to Mark ‘Bez’ Berry and Echo & the Bunnymen rocker Ian McCulloch who kept his black hoodie pulled up and shielded his eyes behind a pair of black sunglasses.A copy of the funeral service featured sweet photos of Paul performing on stage and hugging his loved ones in the prime of his

Some of the biggest names in Manchester’s music scene were amongst those in attendance at the funeral of Happy Mondays ’ guitarist Paul Ryder today.