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EXCLUSIVE: Caitlin Mehner (Dopesick), Darien Sills-Evans (Superior Donuts), and C.S. Lee (Dexter) have joined the cast of CBS’ fall drama East New York in recurring roles.

To Barbra, With Love makes its debut in Sydney, Canberra, and Adelaide in celebration of Barbra Streisand’s 80th Birthday. The critically acclaimed concert showcases Streisand’s impressive musical career and features local orchestras behind celebrity performers. The show premiered earlier this year at the Hammer Hall in Melbourne, with high praise from both audiences and critics. Starring four of the Australian theatre industry’s most impressive singers.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Spanish indie production shingle Nadie es Perfecto, producer of Alex de la Iglesia’s hit comedy “Perfectos Desconocidos,” has tapped former Netflix exec Juan Mayne to join the company as it revs up its slate with a slew of new projects. These include two pics in pre-production: “La navidad en sus manos,” in co-production with Bowfinger and Esto También Pasará, directed by Joaquín Mazón, starring Ernesto Sevilla and with a special collaboration from actor-filmmaker Santiago Segura, who has worked with de la Iglesia and Guillermo del Toro; and “Locomía,” directed by Kike Maillo, starring Jaime Lorente (“Money Heist,” “Elite”) and Alberto Ammann (“Lope,” “El silencio del cazador”).

Manchester United could dip into the free agent market to sign cover for Diogo Dalot - according to reports.

Blockbuster,” is packed with a variety of talent, including Latinas Melissa Fumero and Olga Merediz.‘In the Heights’ star Stephanie Beatriz is excited for everyone to see the movie, especially Marc Anthony’s role‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ star Melissa Fumero reveals ghost encounter, sweet new project and moreA post shared by Melissa Fumero (@melissafumero)Netflix provided a first look of the series, including photos and a synopsis. “Timmy Yoon (Randall Park) Is an analog dreamer living in a 5G world.

Eva Longoria went for a casual look as she strolled during a shopping trip around Paris on Wednesday.The Desperate Housewives actress, 47, wore an all-black outfit, which included a black Tequila sweatshirt, black leggings and black sunglasses with white sneakers. The mother-of-one was seen holding onto a black shopping bag from French fashion house Saint Laurent. Back in black: Eva Longoria went for a casual look as she strolled during a shopping trip around Paris on WednesdayThe Grand Hotel actress recently shared a series of Instagram pictures of herself dancing at a beach side restaurant with her adorable son Santiago, four.Eva showed off a soft golden tan in a sexy swimsuit and wore her brunette locks in a messy low bun, with a cream hat.  'My little dancing partner,' she captioned her post. The Hollywood star is married to entrepreneur José Bastón; together they have son Santiago.  Read for the gym: The Desperate Housewives actress, 47, wore an all-black outfit, which included a black Tequila sweatshirt, black leggings and black sunglasses with white sneakers  The Texas native has been busy with her many projects.   Longoria and her friend Dania Ramirez produce a podcast together that puts a spotlight on a family of Dominican women who fought against a brutal dictatorship and gave up everything in the fight for freedom. The actors' new scripted podcast with iHeartMedia's My Cultura Network Sisters of the Underground, tells the true story of the Mirabal sisters.They are Patria, Minerva and María Teresa, Dominican dissidents whose courageous activism and subsequent murders by the state triggered outrage that led, in part, to the downfall of the brutal dictator Rafael Trujillo (aka El Jefe) in the 1960s.

EVENTS & EDUCATIONThe UK’s Music Managers Forum has announced that it will hold a Managers Summit at Koko in London on 27 Sep. It will include a keynote interview with Attention Management’s Iain Watt and coincide with the release of new book ‘The Essentials Of Music Management’. Tickets and info here.Brian Eno will give a talk on his approach to sound at the Barbican on 23 Oct, as he unveils ‘Andevernomore: 1st Garden’, a sound installation in the Barbican Conservatory featuring music from his upcoming new album ‘Foreverandevernomore’, which is out on 14 Oct.

Pixies have shared their latest single ‘Dregs Of The Wine’ – you can listen to the track below.The song is taken from the veteran four-piece’s upcoming new album ‘Doggerel’, which is set for release on September 30.‘Dregs Of The Wine’ marks Pixies guitarist Joey Santiago’s first writing credit, with frontman Black Francis providing the lyrics which, he says, are about “living in Los Angeles in the ’90s with my then-wife, hanging out with Joey and his ex-wife, lots of trips to Las Vegas, a lot of drinking, little bit drug taking, some genuine good times.”Speaking about the origin of the song, Santiago added: “I guess I was in kind of a zombie state, just playing. After I stopped playing I put it down and went, ‘Well, that was a fucking waste of time, what a piece of shit I am’.“I beat myself up a lot, but my girlfriend, unbeknownst to me, was recording me.

Eva Longoria is still soaking up the last days of summer and on Monday she shared the sweetest photos of her and her son Santiago.MORE: Eva Longoria shows off unbelievably toned physique whilst on board lavish yachtTaking to her Instagram, the mother-of-one shared two photos showing her two-year-old son on top of a table dancing whilst Eva looked on with a big smile on her face.WATCH: Eva Longoria stuns in beige two-piece for gruelling leg workoutIn the second photo, Eva, who looks incredible in a high-waisted white bikini which she perfectly accessorised with big gold hoop earrings and a straw hat, can be seen joining in on the fun whilst a musician behind her is playing the drum.RELATED: Eva Longoria looks sensational in Barbie pink co-ord – and wowREAD: Eva Longoria is a beach goddess in barely-there bikini"My little dancing partner," she simply captioned the post. Eva and Santi enjoyed a dance-off whilst holidaying in MexicoFans were quick to react, and whilst a lot loved seeing little Santi enjoying himself, many couldn't help but comment on Eva's incredible figure."I'll yes Santi is behind adorable but your bod… geeeeez!!!" wrote one, whilst another added: "JLo 2.0." A third remarked: "You look amazing beautiful."How does she look so good? Eva often shares insights into her healthy lifestyle on social media, while she's also revealed a few of her fitness secrets in previous interviews.Speaking to People, she said she likes to mix up her exercise routine as much as she can.

After winning Love Island with her former partner Jack Fincham in 2018, there’s no denying Dani Dyer now has a blossoming CV. Not only can she add fashion designer and style influencer to her list of achievements – previously working alongside online retailer In The Style – but Dani is now mum to one-year-old Santiago. It’s clear her self-confidence has grown since entering the villa, both in her style choices and in taking more risks.

When the colonels enter the courtroom, they clearly think they are in the clear. A military court has spent a year deciding that whatever excesses the Argentinian police, army and whoever else might have committed, these gentlemen were not down in the muck where these things happened, whatever “these things” were. One by one, they rise to announce that, as military men, they do not recognize the authority of the civil court. They are holding back smirks. Perhaps they think they will be free of this nonsense by lunchtime.

Guy Lodge Film Critic Rather like the arc of the moral universe, “Argentina, 1985” is long, but bends toward justice. Effectively dramatizing the country’s landmark Trial of the Juntas, history’s first instance of a civilian justice system convicting a military dictatorship, Santiago Mitre’s broad, sprawling, heart-on-sleeve courtroom saga may draw from the same nightmarish period of history that has informed much of Argentine cinema’s most essential, haunting works — from 1985’s Oscar-winning “The Official Story” to last year’s “Azor” — but eschews any subtle arthouse stylings for a storytelling sensibility as robustly populist as anything by Sorkin or Spielberg. Small wonder, then, that Amazon Studios has boarded a film clearly aiming to be both a domestic smash and an international crossover hit — buoyed by the reliable star power of Ricardo Darín, his signature suaveness tempered by a walrus mustache and boxy ‘80s frames as Julio Strassera, the dogged prosecutor who took on this charged, against-the-odds case. Though a warmly received premiere in competition at Venice will set it on the right path, “Argentina, 1985” is, appropriately enough, a people’s film about people’s justice, balancing tear-jerking historical catharsis with touches of droll domestic comedy, and set to draw crowds on enthusiastic word of mouth.

Mark Jenkin’s latest Cornish horror Enys Men and Alice Diop’s feature debut Saint Omer are among the eight titles set to compete in the Official Competition of the 66th BFI London Film Festival, running from October 5 – 16.

Naman Ramachandran The BFI London Film Festival has revealed eight titles that will be in official competition. The films include Santiago Mitre’s political drama “Argentina, 1985” (Argentina); Clement Virgo’s brotherly love tale “Brother” (Canada); Marie Kreutzer’s irreverent period drama “Corsage” (Austria-Luxembourg-Germany-France); Fyzal Boulifa’s atmospheric domestic drama “The Damned Don’t Cry” (France-Belgium-Morocco); Mark Jenkin’s folk horror tale “Enys Men” (U.K.); Hlynur Palmason’s historical epic “Godland” (Denmark-Iceland-France-Sweden); Soudade Kaadan’s poignant family film “Nezouh” (U.K.-Syria-France); and Alice Diop’s courtroom drama “Saint Omer.”

Holly Jones After its debut at  Sundance in January, where it earned the World Cinema Dramatic Competition award for directing, Ukrainian wartime drama “Klondike” nabbed top honors for best international film at the Chile’s 18th Santiago International Film Festival (Sanfic).“Klondike,” written, directed and edited by Ukrainian filmmaker Marina Er Gorbach (“Omar and Us”), tells the story of expectant couple Irina and Anatoly who live in the village of Grabove, near the Russia-Ukraine border during the high conflict that coincides with downed Malaysia Airlines Flight 17. The couple faces devastation up-close as Irina refuses to relocate, even as troops close in.Best director went to Chile’s Roberto Baeza for his documentary effort “Punto de Encuentro,” a gripping portrait of filmmakers striving to recreate the story of their fathers, tortured and imprisoned under the dictatorship.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Breaking Glass Pictures has snagged North American rights to “Blood-Red Ox,” the first genre pic by award-winning Bolivian director-producer Rodrigo Bellott, now playing at the 18th Santiago International Film Festival (Sanfic) sidebar Visions of the World.“A mind-bending trip into the depths of myth and madness, Bellott has crafted a haunting tale that pays homage to classic horror films while offering commentary on contemporary environmental and social issues,” said Scott Motisko, Breaking Glass VP of acquisitions, business development and sales, who together with Breaking Glass CEO Rich Wolff negotiated the pact with Ida Martins, CEO of Media Luna.“We have a longstanding business relationship with Breaking Glass Pictures and couldn’t think of a better outlet for “Blood-Red Ox,” said Martins, adding: “They have been doing an excellent job with all Media Luna previous titles, and we are honored to have one more title in their care.” Shot on location in Bolivia and upstate New York, “Blood-Red Ox” centers on Amir, a Lebanese American journalist, and his partner Amat. The two visit Amir’s environmentalist friend in the town of Tarija, which is being harassed by an oil company bent on exploiting the Bolivian rain forest.

Eva Longoria is praising Serena Williams following her decision to step away from tennis to focus on expanding her family.

Naman Ramachandran HBO Max has revealed the first teaser for Max original “García!” (6 x 60′), which will have its world premiere at Austin’s Fantastic Fest in September and European premiere at Sitges.Based on the graphic novel of the same name by Santiago García and Luis Bustos, the series is set in a present-day Spain, which is divided and on the brink of political chaos. It follows an inquisitive millennial investigative reporter Antonia (Veki Velilla) who stumbles on a decades-old conspiracy: the existence of a cryogenically frozen super-agent, García (Francisco Ortiz), created in a laboratory in the 1950s by General Franco’s fascist secret services.

Anna Marie de la Fuente When Chile’s preeminent documentarian, Patricio Guzman, receives a lifetime achievement award at the Santiago Int’l Film Festival (Sanfic) on Aug. 16, he’ll also be marking his 81st birthday.Born on Aug. 11, 1941, Guzman has made more than 20 documentaries at an average of one every two to five years.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentAfter two years of 100% online editions, Sanfic Industria opened with a bang on Aug. 11 with an onsite event for Chilean audiences at Santiago de Chile’s Teatro Oriente and a screening of “Soy la Tierra.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Camila José Donoso (“Naomi Campbel”) is gearing up to shoot her fourth pic, “Antitropical,” with Roberto Doveris’ Niña Niño Films producing. The docu-fiction hybrid will be filmed much like a documentary over various months, starting late October, that will stretch into the next year.