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Marta Balaga Final Cut, a workshop supporting films in post-production from African and Arab countries – launched by the Venice Film Festival’s industry section, Venice Production Bridge – celebrates its 10th anniversary this week. Its goals have remained the same, however, as it continues to provide emerging filmmakers with concrete assistance as well as visibility, all the while strengthening Venice’s role as “bridge builder,” says Alessandra Speciale, its curator. The final selection features titles made by directors from nine different countries: Algeria, Jordan, Guinea, Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Central African Republic and Tunisia.

Ben heartbreakingly told his 474,000 followers back in April: "We lost our little Guinea Pig friends Q and Patch."They were taken by a fox who dug into their hutch. I’m surprised by how sad I feel," the star admitted.He went on: "They were so much more than just rodents.They were our friends, a part of our happy family."It’s amazing the relationship we can build with those we care for, no matter how big or small, hairy or scaly.They brought us so much happiness, joy and laughter."They taught the children so much about responsibility, love and now grief, but above all, they reminded us that however hard the pain of loss, it’s still worth it.

“America’s Got Talent” season 17 has reached the live rounds, and the performances are bigger and better than ever!

season 17 has reached the live rounds, and the performances are bigger and better than ever!After over two months of audition episodes, the best of the best returned to face the judges once again, this time at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, for the first night of the season's live qualifying rounds.This meant the pressure to deliver in a big way was even higher than before, and some of the night's hopefuls truly brought their A-game in the hopes of impressing the judges and, more importantly, viewers at home who will be voting on who makes it through to the next stage in the competition.From acrobatic groups to vocal powerhouses to surreal contortionists, here's a look at the acts that stood out from the crowd on Monday with truly impressive performances.This Guinea-based circus group delivers some of the most jaw-dropping acrobatic feats of the season, and they kicked the night off on a high note, performing an epic routine set to «Zapata» by Lil Saako Instinct Killers. The performance set the bar high for the acts to follow, and absolutely wowed the judges.«There's nothing to say but good job, guys!» Sofia Vergara marveled. «I couldn't think you guys could get better, because I loved you so much, but this was another level.»  This young singer's voice is more than impressive enough to earn her a place in the live rounds, but her inspiring and emotional story makes her performance all the more powerful.

DC League of Super-Pets takes a crack at comic cannon hero and Superman/ Superboy companion Krypto, the super dog. This exceptional film, directed by Jared Stone and starring Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart, shows why DC creates some of the best animations.  

All eyes will be on the first day of the Glorious Goodwood festival and our man Garry Owen has picked out his selections for the big meeting and we will be running a LIVE blog every day from the Sussex course.

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex arrive at the United Nations Headquarters on Monday morning (July 18) in New York City.

Under starters orders for day four at Royal Ascot with the fillies and speed merchants taking top billing.

Animal lovers are being urged to donate hay, toys and tunnels for the small creatures in the care of Lanarkshire's Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre.

Chrishell Stause and G Flip are taking their whirlwind romance around the world! The couple touched down in the “Get Me Outta Here” singer’s home country of Australia — and the pair are making the most of their trip.

The feature meeting of the day is at Newbury where the Group 1 Al Shaqab Lockinge Stakes is the highlight and Baaeed will head to post as a very warm favourite.

Zac Efron really understood the impact of High School Musical‘s mass appeal when he was camping in Papua New Guinea.

Aidan O’Brien had to settle for second best to the home team in the QIPCO 2,000 Guineas on Saturday but he’ll be hoping to gain his revenge as he saddles the unbeaten Tenebrism in the 1,000 Guineas.

It was an exciting week of Punchestown action with the final day of the Festival on Saturday.

Ben Fogle, his wife Marina and their children have been left devastated and “in tears” as some of their beloved family pets were eaten by foxes. Marina, 44, revealed on Instagram on Wednesday that family’s guinea pigs, named Q and Patch, had gone to “guinea pig heaven”, causing “many tears to be shed and the sound of sobs reverberating from our house”.

Ben elaborated on the tragedy in his own Instagram post, telling the world how it felt to lose "our little Guinea Pig friends".In an emotional post featuring photos of the adorable fluffy animals, he continued: "They were taken by a fox who dug into their hutch.""I’m surprised by how sad I feel.They were so much more than just rodents."They were our friends, a part of our happy family."The Countrywise star added: "It’s amazing the relationship we can build with those we care for, no matter how big or small, hairy or scaly."They brought us so much happiness, joy and laughter."They taught the children so much about responsibility, love and now grief, but above all, they reminded us that however hard the pain of loss, it’s still worth it."He then quoted a famous children's author, quipping: "As the great Dr Seuss said, ‘don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened’.""Thank you for the sweetness you brought into our lives, I’ll miss your singing in the morning," he wrote in his affectionate open letter paying tribute to the pets."Fair wind little Cuy’s, I hope there’s lots of fresh spinach up there!" (sic) he joked.Our Farm In The Dales star Matt Baker replied to the post to offer some comfort, telling Ben: "I always say the reason we love our pets so much is because the only time they break our hearts is when they leave us!"@the.barbour.dogs then wrote back to Matt with their own account of what it's like to love an animal."I could cry for joy so many times when they are alive!" the Instagrammer elaborated."When they show how sensitive they are to human feelings and emotions.They know when we need cuddles, they cringe when we are upset or angry, they are pleased when we giggle."It just takes us so long to realise

Trinidad Barleycorn French director Louise Carrin, whose home for the past 13 years has been Lausanne, Switzerland, has an urge to create every day, she tells Variety. Moviemaking being a long process, for about 10 years now she has found equal satisfaction in music. She is about to release her debut rap album “Banana Part” under her alias Lweez.

Bolton Wanderers forward Amadou Bakayoko has been rewarded with his recent form in front of goal with a call-up for Sierra Leone and has explained why he feels now is the right time to head on to the international stage.

Hamilton Accies striker David Moyo has been pictured with Lyon striker Tino Kadawere after jetting out to join Zimbabwe for the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations.

amassed more than 8 million views.“I went into the living room and they were right there on the floor,” Sullivan told Kennedy News and Media about her chewed-off bangs. “[Dixie] didn’t even swallow them — she’d just left them.

George Takei is taking a couple of jabs at his “Star Trek” co-star William Shatner following his flight to space on the Blue Origin rocket.