'Ma Belle, My Beauty': Film Review | Sundance 2021

Anything Huda launches, we need - whether it’s a new eyeshadow palette or a foundation that makes our skin look flawless. Her latest product is something we’ve been waiting for, and trust us when we say it was worth the wait. Yes she’s only gone and created an eyebrow pencil range that gives you a microblade effect at home - perfect whilst the salons are shut.

Oscar winners Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson will lead the cast of The Great Escaper, which will be directed by Oliver Parker (An Ideal Husband) from a script by BAFTA nominee William Ivory (Made in Dagenham). The project is scheduled to start principal photography in June this year.

Hello, and welcome to International Insider, Jake Kanter here. Take a walk with me through some of the global film and TV stories you need to read this week. Want to get in touch? I’m on jkanter@deadline.com, or my DMs are open on Twitter. And sign up here to get this delivered to your inbox every Friday.

Amazon Studios has hired a new executive to spearhead the marketing of big franchises like its forthcoming The Lord of the Rings series. Greg Coleman joins the streamer as global head of franchise marketing, where he will oversee the team dedicated to getting the word out about fantasy and sci-fi originals films and TV series.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor“The Metamorphosis of Birds,” which premiered in the Encounters sidebar of the Berlin Film Festival and won the FIPRESCI prize from the international critics’ jury, has been sold in multiple major territories, including the U.S., the U.K., China, Italy and Spain.Portuguese director Catarina Vasconcelos’ “beautifully pensive, lyrical debut feature,” in the words of the Variety review, explores her family stories in the form of a fictionalized documentary. (Read our interview with the director here and the review here.)The film’s distribution rights went to Grasshopper in the U.S., Acéphale in Canada, Huanxi Media Group in China, Robert Beeson’s New Wave Films in the U.K.

On the night of Chanel boss Karl Lagerfeld 's death, his beloved cat Choupette spent a relaxing evening watching The Bachelor, with little idea of the tragedy that was about to befall her.

DublinLive reports. She said: "I think this is something that did really need to be brought to light.

the quiet residential village shortly after 9.20pm on Wednesday night. Sadly, the body of Hazel was found by fire crews as they conducted a search of the wreckage.A file in relation to her death has been passed to Rochdale Coroner's Court, a spokesperson confirmed.The cause of the explosion and subsequent collapse is still being investigated by police and Greater Manchester Fire Service.Scores of friends and neighbours have paid tribute to Hazel, who is understood to have worked as a counsellor for St Ann's Hospice.Neighbour, June Winsche, said she had met Hazel through the village committee and from walking their dogs together.

In Shatara Michelle Ford’s experimental thriller Test Pattern, light and dark are intertwined.The film is a staggeringly impressive debut, blending color, sound and story to create an intricate emotional tapestry. It begins in the moment before a sexual assault occurs.

Dani Dyer called her baby son Santiago "my heart" as she wrapped him up in a snuggly white robe.

LOVE Island 2021 auditions are happening right now, ex-Islander Anna Vakili has told The Sun. This year's series of the ITV2 reality show appears to be going ahead as planned - despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and fears that it will be cancelled again.

RIO Ferdinand called wife Kate a "yummy mummy" as they cosied up for a rare selfie after welcoming their first child Cree together in December. The former TOWIE star, 29 and the football pundit looked loved-up in as they posed for a sweet snap from their Valentine's Day celebration.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine It’s A Sin has taken the world by storm. The show, which is written by award-winning writer Russel T Davis, is a five-part series set in the 1980s which follows a group of friends growing up in the grip of the AIDS pandemic.

Sky has renewed I Hate Suzie, its comedy drama co-created by Succession writer Lucy Prebble and produced by His Dark Materials outfit Bad Wolf.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentFilms Boutique has acquired Marc Bauder’s cinematic documentary “Who We Were,” which is set to world premiere in the “Berlinale Special” section of the Berlin Film Festival.“Who We Were” observes the current state of the world and postulates about the future through intense encounters with six intellectuals and scientists, including the astronaut Alexander Gerst, the deep sea researcher Sylvia Earle, the molecular biologist and buddhist monk Mathieu Ricard, the economist Dennis Snower, the philosopher and sociologist Felwine Sarr and the philosopher and critical posthumanist Janina Loh.Bauder follows his interviewees into the depths of the ocean, to the top of the world, and out into the far reaches

EXCLUSIVE: Eternals and American Animals star Barry Keoghan is set to lead new UK drama-thriller Sapphire, from writer-directors Daniel and Matthew Wolfe, and Small Axe and Benediction producer Mike Elliott.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefLeading South Korean film sales firm Finecut has boarded “Toxic,” a fact-based drama-thriller about a mysterious outbreak that killed thousands. The firm, which is also representing Hong Sang-soo’s Berlin competition title “Introduction,” will unveil the new title to buyers at next month’s European Film Market.The film is the dramatization of events between 1994 and 2011 in which at least 1,600, and possibly as many as 14,000, people in Korea died.

Home is… LA and Mumbai. I live with my husband [Nick Jonas].

“It was quite a startling thing to be told in the middle of a huge auditorium with a huge audience and lots of other contestants and a huge crew,” she told The Mirror.“It wasn't a private, whispered remark in the toilet, it was part of an enormous television show.“I didn't raise it with anyone afterwards as I knew from my response that it couldn't be used.”The publication reports that her claims were backed up by drag act Dave Lynn, who was a fellow contestant.He said he was “horrified” by the comment, which was not shown on television when the programme aired.Vanessa went on to recount a conversation she’d had with producers after filming the episode.“I said, ‘I don’t think you will use that in the show as it’s racist and also completely

Hawaii could start lifting quarantine rules for travellers who have been vaccinated against Covid-19 in a bid to give its tourism industry a boost.

A British father-of-one is on hunger strike after attempting to break out of a quarantine hotel.