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With the 2023 season at Hamilton Park now in full swing, the award-winning Lanarkshire racecourse has revealed that Frankie Dettori is expected to visit the course as part of his final season before retiring from the saddle.

Kate Winslet and Jane Fonda step out in chic power suits for L’Oreal’s Lights on Women Award event during the 2023 Cannes Film Festival on Friday (May 26) in Cannes, France.

Marvel meets Manchester as Loki and The Night Manager star Tom Hiddleston becomes the latest star to be confirmed for the Soccer Aid 2023 line-up. England will take on Soccer Aid World XI FC on Sunday June 11 and Tom will make his Soccer Aid debut for for UNICEF, playing on the Soccer Aid 2023 England team.

After the delights of Cheltenham and the Grand National, we feel the Flat season spring into full effect with the first Classic of the season at Newmarket.

NME about how it feels to have won a coveted Pyramid Stage slot at Worthy Farm this June after winning Glastonbury‘s Emerging Talent Competition 2023.The Guinea-born, Cardiff-based artist emerged triumphant over eight other finalists and thousands of online entries. He won over a judging panel including Emily Eavis, DJ Huw Stephens and festival main stage bookers with his innovative fusion of traditional West African music with elements of jazz, indie and funk.“I feel like I’m dreaming,” the winner told NME performing at Pilton’s Working Men’s Club on Saturday (April 29).

Murtada Elfadl Movies have always thrived on the power of nostalgia, of viewers placing themselves in a historical context and seeing that self represented on screen — and this is just some of what Guinean filmmaker Thierno Souleymane Diallo explores in his debut feature “The Cemetery of Cinema.” Ostensibly the story of a quest to find a lost film — “Mouramani,” made in 1953 by Diallo’s compatriot Mamadou Touré — this documentary becomes both a playful meditation on why films matter and a rather sober examination of how history can be lost when not preserved. Diallo’s command of the thin line between absurdity and profundity makes it both an entertaining and contemplative watch.

Grimes might be the one artist who will fully be embracing AI generated music.

Grimes is embracing the ingenuity of AI in the music industry.

Helen Flanagan has shared an honest admission about being a mum a day after she shared a picture of herself in a wedding dress. The former Coronation Street star made the comments after she decided to do a mini Q&A with her followers on Instagram.

Helen Flanagan and Scott Sinclair put their differences behind them as they got together on Christmas Day to celebrate with their kids.

HELEN Flanagan reunited with ex Scott Sinclair as they surprised their children with an early Christmas present. The former Coronation Street actress - who split from her fiancé Scott earlier this year - pulled out all the stops to put a smile on her kids face this festive period. The former couple teamed up to buy their children Charlie, one, Matilda, six, and Delilah, three, a special furry gift.

The Berlin Film Festival has unveiled the first titles selected for its Panorama section at the upcoming in-person edition that takes place February 16-26. (Scroll down for the full list)

The extensive ties between UFC parent Endeavor Group Holdings and Disney mean the media company is likely to be “open to a renewal conversation sooner rather than later,” in the assessment of Endeavor president Mark Shapiro.

on women in the private hospital where he worked. Rebecca Gomperts was born and raised in the Netherlands and was training to be a doctor in Amsterdam. Guinea was different.

Christopher Landon, the director of the horror movie Freaky, is slamming Hollywood studios for “day-and-date” releases amid the disappointing box office performance of Halloween Ends.

Christopher Landon is resurrecting the day-and-date release topic after initial box office results for Halloween Ends have it coming in under studio estimates. The Freaky director is calling out movie studios for releasing movies in theatres and streaming services at the same time.

Borussia Dortmund are keeping a close eye on Liverpool's Naby Keita with a view to snapping him up on a free transfer at the end of the season.The 27-year-old has less than a year to run on his Anfield contract and with Jurgen Klopp's side expected to splash the cash on new midfielder next summer, Keita's future at the club looks anything but secure.Dortmund and England star Jude Bellingham is one of Liverpool's top transfer targets and if the 19-year-old moves to Merseyside as some expect him to, the Bundesliga giants will look to Keita to replace him.READ MORE: Jude Bellingham 'could move for just £83m' if suitors including Liverpool pay up frontThe largely underwhelming Keita has struggled to nail down a first team spot since £69m move from RB Leipzig in 2018.

Queen Elizabeth II, according to weather experts.Despite the bleak weather conditions predicted by weather experts, there's a possibility that the sun will break through the clouds at Buckingham Palace, the Daily Mirror reports.Tens of thousands are expected to fill the streets for the Queen's funeral in London on Monday (September 19).READ MORE: Most baffling Queen’s funeral – ‘Guinea pig week’ to sex club gatheringAccording to the Met Office, the day of the funeral will begin with spells of sunshine but as the service goes into the afternoon, clouds will start to form. Weather expert Simon Partridge said conditions should be decent with sunny spells at times during the day."Being outside, it will be pretty decent conditions.

dog biscuits while attending a lunch at Windsor Castle.Alan Johnson, who was a Labour MP from 1997 to 2017, was seated next to Her Majesty during the lunch in 2008, when he tucked into cheese on "unusual dark biscuits". It wasn't until he had finished the biscuit that his colleague Paul Murphy let him know that they had been laid out by the Queen for her dogs.READ MORE: Most baffling Queen’s funeral – ‘Guinea pig week’ to sex club gatheringMr Johnson kept quiet about his blunder for 14 years, despite Royal biographer Robert Hardman recalling the anecdote in his book Queen of Our Times.

death of Queen Elizabeth II has sent the UK into a state of mourning ahead of her funeral on Monday (September 19).As the nation's longest-ever reigning monarch is currently lying-in-state at Westminster Hall, the closure of supermarkets, Tesco in particular, and several food banks across the nation has caused anger.These ill-timed closures comes after Premier League football was cancelled last weekend in remembrance of the Queen and the closures are set to ramp up on the day of her funeral.READ MORE:Resurfaced video shows queues for last royal lying-in-state 70 years agoHowever, it's not just supermarkets and food banks who've made the decision to close their doors on Monday with some organisations you wouldn't even guess make a stance in remembering Her Majesty.Guinea Pig Awareness Week was originally scheduled to run from September 19-23 but was postponed and rescheduled to September 26-30.One Twitter user was especially annoyed with the postponement as they tweeted: "This is my Guinea pig, Norman, who died in July aged 9.5, he was way cooler than the Queen."Hospital appointments and operations were also cancelled on the Queen's funeral with one user saying: "Ok I could accept postponing the cancer operations but messing up Guinea Pig Awareness Week is a step too far".To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The tributes to the Queen continue to rank higher on the strange spectrum as one particular sex club took to Twitter to announce that they will be opening their doors to anyone who wants to watch the Queen's funeral.While members of the club won't have to pay to watch it, they'll also be providing a buffet with one user seemingly putting forth their interest