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Kevin Nisbet says Steve Clarke is the man to lift the country again by leading Scotland to the World Cup – as he plots the best possible path to joining him there.

Eurovision committee has denied JoJo Siwa’s claims that she is “in talks” to represent the country at next year’s song contest.In a recent TikTok video, JoJo Siwa claimed that she was in “real” talks with the Polish Eurovision team to represent the country next year after revealing that she is of Polish descent, and that her song ‘Yesterday’s Tomorrow’s Today’ has gone viral in the country.“Eurovision’s into it,” she said in her video, uploaded shortly before flying down to Poland. “We’re talking with the people in Poland.

Michael Nordine Every American soldier has left Afghanistan, but that doesn’t mean Afghanistan has left them. Jon Shenk and Bonni Cohen’s heartfelt documentary gives new meaning to the term “forever war” by showing the lasting impact that multiple deployments have had on a trio of Navy SEALs still struggling to truly come home years after retiring from the military.

EXCLUSIVE: In advance of its Friday Toronto Film Festival World Premiere, the Dito Montiel-directed Riff Raff has been acquired for U.S. rights by Lionsgate’s Grindstone Entertainment Group and Roadside Attractions which made the deal with Signature Films and Canopy Media Partners. Roadside Attractions plans a domestic theatrical release of 750 theaters minimum, for later this year.

Goalkeeper Hubert Graczyk has said he is "buzzing" to have joined Manchester United after making the switch to Old Trafford during the summer transfer window.

Rangers midfielder Connor Barron has earned a first Scotland senior call-up as Old Firm rivals James Forrest and Greg Taylor drop out of Steve Clarke’s Nations League squad for games against Poland at Hampden and Portugal in Lisbon.

Polish tennis player Iga Świątek, who just qualified to the quarter final of the US Open in the women’s singles tournament after her win against Liudmila Samsonova, is taking a page out of Ted Lasso‘s playbook.

John Carver has called for 'realism' as Scotland look to put their Euro 2024 nightmare behind them and make a strong start to the Nations League against Poland.

told the Sun.Insiders close to the Invictus Games founder claim that he seems to enjoy regular solo trips to his home soil — something he’s been doing more often this year.Last week, Harry went in full incognito mode as he jetted off to the UK for his uncle’s funeral.The mad dash — which reportedly lasted just hours — came days after he and the “Suits” alum, 43, flew to Colombia for four days.“The Colombia trip also really highlighted how Meghan is comfortable stepping into the spotlight, while Harry cuts a very sulky, unhappy figure in the background,” the insider told the outlet.“He wants to carve out a way back into royal life back in the UK and is seeking counsel from old friends and associates.”The Post has reached out to Harry’s reps for comment.Indeed, Harry has reportedly sought out a new inner circle in Tinseltown that he leans on during times of hardship.The circle, which boasts several A-list names, reportedly includes Hollywood music producer and film composer David Foster, whom Harry sees as a “father figure.”What’s more, the father of two has reportedly enlisted the help of several former royal aides to “rehabilitate” his image.After becoming increasingly frustrated with Hollywood publicists in Tinseltown, the royal reportedly touched base with several pros who could help to polish up his reputation.According to palace insiders, Harry — who is gearing up to celebrate his 40th birthday next week — has approached an “old school” adviser known for discretion to help with the plan, which has unofficially been dubbed “Operation Bring Harry In From The Cold.”While details about the rumored plan remain scarce, it has been suggested that King Charles’ youngest son could also be taking on “very low-key royal duties”

Guy Lodge Film Critic Time, space and mortality work to no earthly schedule in the half-lit, hand-made twilight world of “Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass” — so it’s appropriate that this vertiginous stop-motion vision seems to operate by temporal laws of its own. The first feature film in nearly 20 years from cult animators the Quay Brothers runs just 76 minutes, though in the process of watching it, it feels both infinitely longer than that and over in the blink of an eye, like a dream of epic proportions that you forget seconds after waking.

The police have been referred to a watchdog after a dad, young twin boys, and their brother were found dead in a house yesterday. Cops confirmed the children found at the property in Staines, Surrey on Saturday, August 31, were all under the age of four.

Nick Holdsworth [head] Andres Veiel’s documentary “Riefenstahl,” which challenges the carefully crafted public persona of one of Germany’s most controversial directors, is one of 17 German films playing in the various sections of the Venice Film Festival. A deep dive into Leni Riefenstahl’s previously inaccessible archive, the 160-minute film lifts the lid on secrets the director of the 1935 Nuremberg propaganda film “Triumph of the Will” struggled more than half her life to keep hidden.

Nick Holdsworth Andres Veiel’s documentary “Riefenstahl,” which challenges the carefully crafted public persona of one of Germany’s most controversial directors, who was forever tainted by working with the Nazis, is one of 17 German films playing in the various sections of the Venice Film Festival. A deep dive into Leni Reifenstahl’s previously inaccessible archive, the 160-minute film lifts the lid on secrets the director of the 1935 Nuremberg propaganda film “Triumph of the Will” struggled more than half her life to keep hidden.

Manchester United have signed goalkeeper Hubert Graczyk after he was released by Arsenal.

FilmNation has inked a series of international deals on Pablo Larraín’s latest biopic Maria following a buzzy debut at Venice last night. 

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor FilmNation Entertainment has sold key international territories on Pablo Larraín‘s “Maria,” starring Angelina Jolie, which had its world premiere in the main competition section of the Venice film Festival. The international buyers are Studiocanal (U.K., Germany, Poland), ARP (France), 01 Distribution (Italy), Latin America/Spain/Portugal/South Africa (Sun Distribution), Switzerland (Pathe), Benelux (The Searchers), Czech Republic (AQS), Greece (Faliro House), Israel (Lev), Middle East (Italia), Bulgaria/Ex-Yugoslavia (MCF), Ukraine (Green Light), Baltics (Acme), and Turkey (Bir).

Naman Ramachandran African streamer Showmax has secured rights to adapt the hit format “The Office” for South African audiences, in partnership with BBC Studios. The localized version will debut on both Showmax and kykNET, DStv’s Afrikaans channel. Rapid Blue, part of BBC Studios’ international production network, is set to begin production in 2025.

Peaky Blinders film.Netflix confirmed today (August 29) that the actor (Saltburn, The Banshees Of Inisherin, The Batman) will appear in the new movie alongside Cillian Murphy and Rebecca Ferguson.It is not yet known what character Keoghan will play. Check out the official announcement post below.The upcoming film – described as an “epic continuation of the multi-award-winning gangster saga” – was penned by Peaky Blinders creator/writer Steven Knight.

Marta Balaga Animation veterans Stephen and Timothy Quay return to feature films — and to the works of Polish Jewish writer Bruno Schulz — with Venice premiere “Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass.” Sold by the Match Factory, watch its exclusive clip here: They discovered Shulz back in the 1970s; incidentally, that’s also when Polish filmmaker Wojciech Jerzy made a film based on the same story. “When we visited poster designer Andrzej Klimowski in Warsaw, he introduced us not only to Schulz, but also his contemporaries Gombrowicz and Witkacy, along with the music of Krzysztof Komeda and Ewa Demarczyk,” they recall, mentioning other important Polish artists.

MK2 Films has closed a raft of major deals on “Peacock” which world premieres at the Venice Film Festival in the Critics’ Week section. “Peacock” marks the directorial debut of rising Austrian filmmaking Bernhard Wenger and is headlined by “All Quiet on the Western Front” star Albrecht Schuch. The quirky tragicomedy revolves around the “Rent a Friend” concept prevalent in Japan and the U.S.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent The enduring strength of family bonds amid ecological mayhem and fears wreaked on humanity by ongoing wars are the standout themes among more than 60 projects being unveiled at the Venice Production Bridge gap-financing market which kicks off Aug. 29. As examples of this trend, Pascal Diot, who heads the VPB, as the Lido’s indie film market is known, cited Polish director and anthropologist Aga Woszczyńska’s “Blackwater,” which involves two brothers and their partners who become trapped by an ecological catastrophe on a Baltic sea island; and Yegor Troyanovsky’s doc “Cuba & Alaska,” which follows military paramedics from Cuba and Alaska as they risk their lives in war-torn eastern Ukraine.