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EXCLUSIVE: It’s official — free, ad-supported video on demand streaming service Amazon Freevee, the home of such originals as Jury Duty, Bosch: Legacy and Judy Justice, will be phased out over the coming weeks. Its content, which already has migrated and is available on Prime Video, will remain there, with new episodes of Freevee shows, including Judy Justice, Neighbours, Tribunal Justice, America’s Test Kitchen: The Next Generation and Bosch: Legacy as well as older originals including Jury Duty, High School, Hollywood Houselift with Jeff Lewis and Primo, staying in front of the paywall and available to non-Prime customers.

Robbie Williams has announced details of a huge tour across the UK, Ireland and Europe in 2025. Find ticket details below.The pop icon and former Take That star will be hitting the road next year for a run of live shows, which commence with an opening night in Edinburgh on May 31.From there, the ‘Live 2025’ tour will see the ‘Rock DJ’ singer continue the UK tour dates the following month, with stops at London’s Emirates Stadium, Manchester’s Co-op Live Arena and the Royal Crescent in Bath planned for June 6, 11 and 13 respectively.After the UK shows wrap up, the dates continue throughout June and into July, August and September, with 24 more live performances scheduled for Europe.

The 2024 Christmas Markets got off to a roaring start today, with their first Saturday of the year seeing thousands of people packing the streets of Manchester City Centre.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent One fast-consolidating industry lore, compounded by Toronto dealing – or lack of it – has it that non-English-language dramas don’t sell. Try telling that, however, to Filmax. “The Teacher Who Promised the Sea,” chronicling the tragedy of barbaric slaughter in the Spanish Civil War, has not only sold but opened in Italy and Australia to boffo box office numbers for an art film.

Slipknot‘s Clown has shared details of his worst ever on-stage injury.The founding member and percussionist (real name Shawn Crahan) was recently interviewed by Vulture, where he opened up about the grisliest injury he suffered on stage.Though Crahan admitted he’s had “a lot” of injuries, “the one that’s really done me in was when I ripped my bicep in half on stage by hitting a keg with a bat.”“If you know anything about a bicep, it’s basically two wires, one on each side that holds the muscle in place — kind of like rubber bands that connect up by your shoulder,” he explained. “I ripped both those fuckers.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent REinvent International Sales has scored several deals across its slate at the American Film Market, including “River of Blood,” “Together 99” and “Second Victims.” Directed by Howard J. Ford, “River of Blood” is a psychological horror film charting the epic journey of four kayakers who take the wrong river into a jungle inhabited by a tribe of merciless cannibals. The film, which shot on location across Thailand, has been sold to Pandastorm for Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and VR Films for India.

Celtic’s stunning win over RB Leipzig moved them closer to smashing through the £40MILLION Champions League prize money barrier – as the victory also launched Scottish football up the coefficient table.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Sales agent The Playmaker has closed a North American distribution deal with Menemsha Films for “Never Alone,” a World War II drama directed by Finnish filmmaker Klaus Härö, known for “My Sailor, My Love” and Oscar-shortlisted and Golden Globe-nominated “The Fencer.” The film will have a private screening this week at the American Film Market in Las Vegas. It will have its festival debut as the opening film of the Baltic competition at Tallinn Black Nights (Nov. 8 to 24), and the North American premiere will take place at the Palm Springs Film Festival (Jan.

Slipknot have announced the details and dates of their 2025 European tour, set to kick off next summer.The legendary heavy metal band will kick off the tour with a slot at the Sweden Rock Festival in Sölvesborg, Sweden on June 4. From there, Corey Taylor and co will make stops in Germany, France, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, and Denmark.

Jack Dunn Horror streamer Shudder is giving a limited North American theatrical run to Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala‘s latest horror feature, “The Devil’s Bath.” Per the official logline: “In 1750 Austria, a deeply religious woman named Agnes has just married her beloved, but her mind and heart soon grow heavy as her life becomes a long list of chores and expectations. Day after day, she is increasingly trapped in a murky and lonely path leading to evil thoughts, until the possibility of committing a shocking act of violence seems like the only way out of her inner prison.” Fifteen screenings are planned across the U.S., with showtimes in California, New York, Colorado, Illinois, North Carolina, New Jersey, Texas and Virginia.

Guy Lodge Film Critic “Waterdrop”Director: Robert BudinCountry: AlbaniaBudina’s feature debut “Agon” was Albania’s 2013 submission. His fourth feature, “Waterdrop,” premiered internationally at Warsaw. It tells the story of a city hall manager, who faces inner turmoil when her teenage son is involved in a rape scandal.

Carolyn Giardina The EnergaCamerimage international cinematography film festival has revealed the final three contenders in its main competition. This includes a pair of high-profile sequels: “Dune Part 2,” lensed by Greig Fraser, who won the cinematography Academy Award for Part 1 of Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s scifi novel; and “Gladiator II,” shot by John Mathieson, who earned an Oscar nom for Ridley Scott’s 2000’s original “Gladiator.” The final nominee is Steve McQueen’s WWII drama “Blitz,” lensed by Yorick Le Saux, which is also Camerimage‘s opening night film.

SXSW) has unveiled its first wave of artists set to perform in Austin, Texas next March.Notably, among the list of names include Irish acts Gurriers and Soda Blonde, both of whom were initially booked for SXSW 2024 but pulled out in protest of the festival’s sponsors, the US military and defence contractor RTX Corporation, who are both reportedly tied to Israel as weapons suppliers. The festival has since dropped them as sponsors for its 2025 edition, which will take place from March 10 to 15.The list sees a heavy load of up-and-coming artists, including Australian indie rock band Delivery – who are set to release their sophomore album ‘Force Majeure’ in January – British singer-songwriter Emmeline, Irish punk quintet M(h)aol, American multi-instrumentalist Yasmin Williams and Indonesian psych-funk band Ali.It also includes festival favourites Dune Rats, The Ting Tings, Letting Up Despite Great Faults, and Twin Shadow, with the latter set to launch his upcoming sixth album ‘Georgie’ at the festival.Elsewhere in the line-up, Wire‘s Colin Newman will bring the live debut of his sound and art project Immersion – in which he performs alongside Minimal Contact’s Malka Spiel – and their collaboration with instrumental trio SUSS under the Nanocluster series.Ali (Indonesia) Amiture (US) Annie-Claude Deschênes (Canada) Ava Vegas (US) babas tutsipop (Mexico) Bakers Eddy (New Zealand) Bee Blackwell (US) Big Phony (US) Bleary Eyed (US) Boo Seeka (Australia) Bubba Lucky (US) Bummer Camp (US) Caleb De Casper (US) Cap Carter (Australia) Cari Cari (Austria) Carter Vail (US) CDSM (US) Chinese American Bear (US) Cloth (Scotland) corto.alto (Scotland) Cotton Mather (US) Delivery (Australia) Dr.

For over a decade, YouTuber Drew Binsky has travelled the world, but a British stag-do hotspot stuck out as his favourite.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Eva Longoria (“Only Murders in the Building,” “Land of Women”) and Nicholas Galitzine (“The Idea of You”) are set to lead the voice cast of Studiocanal’s “Wings of Freedom,” a Mexico-set animated adventure film from the creators of “Ballerina” (titled “Leap!” in the U.S.). A heartwarming action-comedy feature, “Wings of Freedom” is directed and co-written by Laurent Zeitoun, the well-established French screenwriter and producer behind some of Europe’s biggest local hits in recent history, from the Omar Sy comedy “Intouchables” to animated features “Ballerina” and “Fireheart,” both of which he directed.

Ralf Rangnick previously said that Manchester United needed a major overhaul similar to an "open-heart operation" - something newly-sacked Erik ten Hag agreed with.

Rangers flop Pedro Caixinha is reportedly in contention to land the top job at Brazilian state champions Gremio.

TV presenters Gino D’Acampo and Fred Sirieix are on the road again for a new travel and food series, but this time they have left behind their usual travelling companion Gordon Ramsay, who previously starred with them on Gordon, Gino & Fred: Road Trip. Instead, pals Fred and Gino are exploring cultures, food and eco conscious travel across Europe in a show entitled Emission Impossible.

EXCLUSIVE: John Magaro (Past Lives) has closed a deal to star opposite Josh O’Connor and Alana Haim in writer-director Kelly Reichardt’s next film, The Mastermind.

Manchester United co-owners Ineos may lose another Erik ten Hag alternative as Crystal Palace grow impatient with manager Oliver Glasner.

Manchester Airport has issued a message to passengers flying this weekend ahead of a major change. Over the coming weeks several airlines will move from Terminals 1 and 3 to the new-look Terminal 2.