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Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter“Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore” isn’t bewitching audiences, at least, compared to other films set in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.The latest chapter in the prequel saga, which takes place decades prior to the adventures of Harry, Ron and Hermione, opened at the international box office over the weekend and pulled in $58 million from 22 overseas markets. That’s a steep drop from 2018’s “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald,” the previous entry in the fantastical series, which collected a spell-bounding $191 million in its international debut.“Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore” opens in North America next weekend.

Jack Harlow and Harry Styles have entered a very tight battle for Number 1 in the UK this week.

Liverpool fought back from behind on two occasions to draw 2-2 against Manchester City, meaning that there is still just one point between the pair at the top of the Premier League.A blockbuster first-half saw Kevin De Bruyne fire City ahead inside five minutes before Diogo Jota equalised shortly after, and Liverpool were rocked before half-time as Gabriel Jesus restored the hosts' advantage. The Reds were fortunate to go into the break just a goal down, as City pushed for a third.But Liverpool came out a different side in the second half, and equalised inside one minute of the restart as Mohamed Salah teed up Sadio Mane.

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences banned Will Smith from future Oscars events for 10 years earlier this week, which sparked a conversation on Saturday Night Live.

Gordon Ramsay and his family were just some of the A-Listers in attendance at Brooklyn Beckham's wedding on Saturday.

Thom Yorke performed an acoustic set last night (April 9) at Zeltbühne in Zermatt, Switzerland – see clips from the show below.During the 23-track unplugged set, the singer-songwriter delivered solo renditions of Radiohead songs ‘Bodysnatchers’, ‘Daydreaming’, ‘Decks Dark’ and ‘Exit Music (For A Film)’ for the very first time.Elsewhere, other cuts Yorke played solo for the first time included ‘Rabbit In Your Headlights’, his 1998 collaboration with UNKLE, and ‘Pana-vision’, the most recent single by The Smile, the supergroup he’s in alongside Jonny Greenwood and Sons Of Kemet‘s Tom Skinner.Radiohead’s ‘These Are My Twisted Words’ and his own ‘The Eraser’ were also performed solo for the first time since 2010.You can check out footage from the show below:‘Has Ended’‘Free in the Knowledge’ (The Smile song)‘Bodysnatchers’ (Radiohead song)‘Everything In Its Right Place’ (Radiohead song)‘Suspirium’‘Pana-vision’ (The Smile song)‘Daydreaming’ (Radiohead song)‘Decks Dark’ (Radiohead song)‘I Might Be Wrong’ (Radiohead song)‘These Are My Twisted Words’ (Radiohead song)‘Bloom’ (Radiohead song)‘Unmade’‘Open Again’‘Present Tense’ (Radiohead song)‘The Clock’‘Videotape’ (Radiohead song)Encore:‘Idioteque’ (Radiohead song)‘Rabbit in Your Headlights’ (UNKLE cover)‘Exit Music (For A Film)’ (Radiohead song)‘Spectr’e (Radiohead song)Encore 2:‘The Eraser’‘House of Cards’ (Radiohead song)‘Weird Fishes/Arpeggi’ (Radiohead song)Meanwhile, an art exhibition showcasing the works of Thom Yorke and long-term friend and collaborator Stanley Donwood will open in London later this year.‘Test Specimens’ brings together 60 pieces of artwork that the pair created between 1999 and 2001, while they were also working on Radiohead records ‘Kid A’ and

Refresh for latest…: Lots of moving parts at the international box office again this weekend as early rollout of another major studio title is kickstarting into business prior to its domestic debut. To wit: Warner Bros’ Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore made its first apparition in 22 offshore markets this frame, grossing $58M to lead overseas turnstiles before it heads to North America in the coming week. Meanwhile, Paramount’s Sonic The Hedgehog 2, which already had a strong launch in key offshore hubs last frame, is on a tear. The Jeff Fowler-directed sequel added $37M internationally this weekend, and with the $71M North America debut, landed as the global No. 1 movie this session. Factoring in last weekend, Sonic’s international cume is $70M for a $141M running global total.

Deadline’s photo studio at the 2022 edition of Contenders Television kicked off its second day by hosting fest-goers such as John C. Reilly of Winning Time, Patrick Stewart of Star Trek: Picard, Daniel Dae Kim of The Hot Zone: Anthrax and many more.

Lily Allen looked absolutely sensational as she headed to the Olivier Awards in a strapless black gown.

Simon Cowell is calling the shots when it comes to his wedding day. The “America’s Got Talent” judge, who got engaged to his longtime love, Lauren Silverman, in January, doesn’t want things to get out of control.

Paris Hilton is ready to be a mom! The star shared that her and husband, Carter Reum, are looking forward to starting a family.  “I love being married,” Hilton said during an appearance on Podcast. “I just feel like, I finally found my perfect match and I just feel so safe.

The Kardashians' newest reality TV show is set to premiere this month, and — — it looks even bigger and better than the O.G. series.Everyone's favorite famous family will once again be gracing our TV screens — this time, in the form of a brand new reality series aptly titled,.

People will have to wait to see the up-close shots of Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz’s wedding in the wake of Vogue magazine reportedly acquiring the photos.The newlyweds have done a handful of features with the high-end fashion magazine, including a Q&A where they revealed some of the details about their special day that took place yesterday, Saturday 9 April. While photos from afar of their £3 million nuptials have been snapped, including several of their celebrity guests, the actual wedding photos are said to have been bought by Vogue.

With soaring bills and the cost of living crisis continuing to impact millions of families across the nation, the Big Power Off has been arranged and is set to take place tonight, Sunday (April 10). Energy bills are key part of the problems that homeowners are facing, as utility companies have announced price increases that will leave many people out of pocket.

fuel supplies after they dug a tunnel under a key oil tanker route, following days of disruption at oil terminals and 180 arrests.The tunnel, under a key tanker route to the BP Kingsbury Terminal in Warwickshire, was concealed by a caravan parked on the roadside and surrounded by protestors.The Just Stop Oil group said that as police arrested members, five people remained inside the caravan working on the tunnel on Sunday.Meanwhile, Warwickshire Police said 29 arrests have been made this weekend in connection with ongoing protest activity at Kingsbury Oil Terminal.The UK-wide demonstrations have added to fuel shortage problems at the pumps for motorists.Those taken into custody this weekend in Warwickshire were arrested for offences including criminal damage, conspiracy to cause criminal damage and conspiracy to commit public nuisance.This takes the total number of arrests to 180 since protest activity began on April 1, and around 800 nationally, as per Mail Online.Around 1,200 pumps south of the midlands have been forced to turn away motorists, the Campaign for Fair Fuel has claimed.Supporters of Just Stop Oil have disrupted oil supplies from oil terminals in Warwickshire, Hertfordshire and Essex. They are demanding the UK government end new oil and gas projects in the UK.As well as constructing a tunnel hidden by a caravan at Kingsbury Oil depot, at 2.30am around 40 people blocked the entrance to the Buncefield oil terminal in Hertfordshire and locked on.This was followed at 6:30am by a further action at the Grays Inter Terminal in Thurrock where around 40 young people swarmed into the facility, climbed the loading bay pipework and locked on.Rev.

Liverpool supporters have been reacting to Trent Alexander-Arnold’s superb assist.At the Etihad against Manchester City, the right-back, 23, made a run from deep to latch onto Andy Robertson’s pass and cushion the ball into Diogo Jota to make it 1-1. The Portugal international buried the finish to draw Liverpool level - but the plaudits were aimed at Alexander-Arnold for his superb take.A fan gushed: “That vision, awareness and pass from Trent was class.” One wrote: “That pass from Robertson to Alexander-Arnold and the composure from Alexander-Arnold to find Jota.

Better Things creator Pamela Adlon became emotional while reflecting on her journey across five seasons during the show’s panel at Deadline’s Contenders TV event on Sunday.

Manchester City goalkeeper’s horror mistake nearly gifted Liverpool a goal.Ederson received a back-pass from Kyle Walker while City were drawing 1-1 at the Etihad. The usually cool Brazilian made a near-fatal error as he sized up to kick the ball - but lost his footing.It meant he had to react quickly to prevent a disastrous goal as the ball almost crossed the line, before managing to calmly play it to Aymeric Laporte while a rushing Diogo Jota nearly made the keeper pay.

Liverpool forward Diogo Jota has been accused of ‘doing a Mohamed Salah' after failing to square the ball to the Egyptian against Manchester City on Sunday.The former Wolves star was slipped through on goal late into the first half, but before he was able to get his shot away, Aymeric Laporte slid in and somehow managed to tackle the Portuguese international. But what was made all the more frustrating for Reds fans is that Salah was ready and waiting for a tap-in besides him.Given that Salah has been accused of being selfish in front of goal previously, many saw the irony in the Egypt international’s fury at not receiving the pass.

Karl Lagerfeld left a long, accomplished, and complicated legacy behind him when he passed away last year at the age of 85. Now, one of his old former friends and colleagues is sharing dark new revelations about the creative director’s upbringing.