Malaysia Sends Art House Horror Film ‘Soul’ to the Oscars

Ukraine is unsuccessful, Western officials have warned. The West is concerned that Vladimir Putin could unleash high-power thermobaric weapons that vaporise bodies and crush internal organs if their 'schedule' is slowed down further by Ukrainian resistance forces.

Sharon Osbourne remains defiant that she'll never return to The Talk or CBS after she was axed last year.The 69-year-old TV host didn't have anything pleasant to say about the network as she blasted the programme to TMZ.She told the publication: "I would never go back to that show because CBS sucks big time d***."Meghan Markle and Prince Harry appeared on Oprah Winfrey's show delivering a bombshell interview which caused much upset across the globe.A good friend of Sharon's, Piers Morgan, had said on a live episode of Good Morning Britain that he didn't believe Meghan's account.This led to an on-air row with weatherman Alex Beresford which saw Piers storm off.Later, the news anchor was asked to apologise for his actions on the programme, however he refused and decided to hand in his notice.Sharon stepped in to defend her pal Piers on her own CBS show which ended in a wild debate with host Sheryl Underwood.Ozzy Osbourne's wife was accused of being "racially insensitive" by many of The Talk viewers who were watching at home.Sharon told her co-hosts on the show: "Why is it that because I supported a longtime friend and work colleague for years, people go 'well you must be racist because he’s racist.'"No. I support his freedom of speech.

After retreating on Thursday due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, U.S. stock markets rebounded sharply today as bargain-hunters bought in and investors cheered news of possible diplomatic talks.

Time magazine had a new name for London: the Swinging City.The same year, Andrew Grima won the Duke of Edinburgh's Prize for Elegant Design, which cited new techniques that "have given much greater scope to the designer and have released him from rigid conventions of settings - and much of the credit for this liberation, and for the new gaiety that has resulted, must go to Andrew Grima." He had succeeded in attaching value to "creative design, as distinct from the intrinsic value of the precious stones and metals". The citation also noted, "With these changes the designer has achieved a personal status very different from his immediate predecessors."To paraphrase, Andrew Grima had become Britain's first celebrity jeweller.

teenagers over the course of a single day in New York City. Underage sex, drugs, violence and rape - it's not your average coming-of-age tale.

In May, Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele teased plans to Vogue about how he planned to reinvent the house's strategy, both in terms of the number of collections per year and how the designs would be unveiled. "We will update it, but we will have to restore what we had in the past, and maybe show you a more inventive product.

ABC executive Robert Mills teased Tayshia Adams’ upcoming journey on the reality series — and denied theories that the show pre-planned Clare Crawley’s early exit.“It is insane,” the head of ABC’s alternative series, specials & late-night programming told Variety after the Thursday, November 5, episode of The Bachelorette. “You just think, ‘Oh my gosh, I swear we didn’t plan this.’”Us Weekly confirmed in August that Clare, 39, stopped filming season 16 of The Bachelorette within the first two weeks of production because she was already head over heels for one of her suitors.

Cheryl Tiano, an agent for the Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency who represented composers for film, television and video games, died Monday in Los Angeles of complications from heart surgery, a publicist announced. She was 59.

PETER Andre shared a hilarious video of his three-year-old son Theo hypnotised by the TV - despite his dad's desperate attempts to get his attention. The 47-year-old star admitted defeat as he posted the clip to his Instagram page, giving himself the nickname "Bruce Flea".

womenforwomen.org.uk Hosted by Alex Eagle in partnership with The Outnet, the virtual fundraiser is open to anyone with an internet connection – and with prices starting at just £80 for those Gucci heels, it could be just the lift we need at the start of lockdown. It is also a guilt-free shopping experience as proceeds go to Women for Women International, which has – since its origins during the Bosnian war in 1993 – reached over 500,000 marginalised women in eight conflict-affected countries such as Afghanistan, Iraq and Rwanda."This year these women who have already experienced extreme poverty, violence and gender inequality are facing the additional health and socio-economic challenges posed by the pandemic," says Brita Fernandez

New mom Grimes opened up about her approach to parenting, including how her five-month-old son X Æ A-Xii already has shown his tastes and preferences - including the 1979 war film Apocalypse Now.The 32-year-old musician, who shares five-month-old son X Æ A-Xii with SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, 49, opened up to The New York Times about her early lessons in child rearing.'I’ve watched Apocalypse Now and stuff with my baby,' she said. 'He’s into radical art.

Carol Arthur, the actor who appeared in Blazing Saddles and three other Mel Brooks films and on Broadway opposite Dick Van Dyke and Lauren Bacall and widow of comedian Dom DeLuise, has died. She was 85.

Asking a beauty professional—whether it's a celebrity hairstylist, makeup artist, or Instagram influencer (hi, 2019)—for advice is always a safe bet. But dig a little deeper, and you'll find there are plenty of other women out there who are legitimate authorities in their own right.

The American Film Institute has received a $5 million gift from the Perenchio Foundation, the organization announced Wednesday. Said to be donated as a way to "fulfill the charitable wishes" of the late Andrew Jerrold 'Jerry' Perenchio, the sum will be usedfor the Perenchio Family Endowed Scholarship to support diverse voices at the AFI Conservatory.The first round of fellows will be announced in the coming months, per AFI.

A metro train which smashed through the end of a platform was saved from plummeting to the ground by a piece of art.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentIn an out-of-the-box move, the Cannes-backed Ventana Sur, Latin America’s biggest movie market, looks set for a game changing seven city on-site roll-out to run from Nov. 30 to Dec.

Last week, Bella Hadid teased her Halloween outfit to fans on Instagram as she suited up in blue contact lenses and a wig cap.On Saturday the 24-year-old supermodel unveiled the final result of her costume, as she transformed into a Roy Lichtenstein painting, looking every bit the Pop art dream.Suited up in a blue wig and expertly pixelated makeup, she sizzled in an Instagram video as she showed off her inventive idea. Pop art dream: Bella Hadid, 24, transforms into a RoyLichtenstein painting for Halloween.

Behind an unmarked door in a building on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, actor Noah Centineo and entrepreneur Josh Heller, the co-founders of the nonprofit charitable organization Favored Nations, are giving a tour of their latest project. Called Fuck This I’m Voting, it’s an art experience-meets-influencer house, all in the name of making voting feel less like a civic chore and more accessible and engaging, with some irreverent sloganeering — such as hats for sale that say “Give a Shit 2020” — along the way.

Nicolas Cage opened up about one of his greatest lucky streaks during an off-kilter new Q&A with friend Marilyn Manson for Interview magazine.After waxing poetic about his career and craft, Manson asked the Leaving Las Vegas actor, 56, about his gambling habits, seeing as he resides in Sin City.Cage's answer came with quite the story, as he revealed he hadn't bet on anything since turning $200 into $20k - and then donating the proceeds to a local orphanage - during a trip to the Bahamas 30-years ago. Lucky: Nicolas Cage told a wild story about how he once turned $200 into $20k while gambling.

30 Days Till Tomorrow—an ongoing film series that takes a deep dive into women's voting rights in the run-up to the election and the women who are trying to increase voter turnout while there's still time. Former Glamour editor-in-chief Cindi Leive helped produce the collection of shorts, which features activists and leaders who are mobilizing their local communities with a call-to-action. In the latest installment, released today, activist Brooke Evans talks about what it's like to vote while unhoused.

JINGER Duggar's husband Jeremy Vuolo was called "pretentious" by fans for highlighting the "lost art of writing letters." Jeremy, 33, shared a selfie on Instagram with his pen and notebook on Friday to promote their biblical podcast "Hope We Hold." "Finally. The weather in LA has caught up with the calendar," he wrote.