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Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterNew movies from directors Claire Denis, Park Chan-wook, Ruben Östlund, Kelly Reichardt and Paul Schrader will play at the 60th New York Film Festival, which is running from Sept. 30 through Oct.

Max Verstappen was left fuming with his Red Bull team as he endured a nightmare British Grand Prix The championship leader was favourite for victory at Silverstone after showing strong pace all weekend, despite being pipped to pole position by the Ferrari of Carlos Sainz. Verstappen led off the line, but the race was immediately red-flagged following Zhou Guanyu’s horrifying crash which him flip upside down and career into the catch fencing.

Formula One driver Lance Stroll wowed viewers when he turned up to the British Grand Prix in a helicopter. The racer, 23, is the son of Lawrence Stroll, a Canadian billionaire tycoon and part-owner of the Aston Martin F1 Team. And the 23-year-old enjoyed showing off his extravagant wealth when he touched down at Silverstone.

Red Bull have suffered a major blow ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix after Sergio Perez crashed out of qualifying at a rain-lashed Montreal. Having made it into the second part of qualifying, he was looking to seal a place in Q3 and fight for pole.

F1 team following comments from team boss Gunther Steiner.At last month's Monaco Grand Prix, the driver caused the race to be red-flagged when he suffered a high-speed crash at the Swimming Pool Chicane, breaking his car in two in the process. It was his second dramatic accident of the season, missing the race in Saudi Arabia after careering off track in qualifying.It means the German driver has racked up more than £1 million in repair bills for his team already this year, and that's following a reduced spending cap.

Kendall Jenner, Cara Delevingne, and Gigi Hadid have sailed into Monte Carlo from the Cannes Film Festival in previous years to support Team Hamilton.They were joined by Delevingne’s sister Poppy and models Hailey Baldwin and Shanina Shaik. Others to enjoy the excitement and glamour of Monaco include Kate Upton, Barbara Halvin and Bella Hadid.Below are some of the supermodels who have embraced all the glitz and glamour of Monaco:The American model has been a regular at the Monaco Grand Prix for the last few years.She always arrives with a party of friends including models Cara Delevingne and Gigi Hadid to support Lewis Hamilton.She has also been joined at the grand prix by boyfriend Devin Booker.

The 75th Cannes Film Festival is coming to a close. The two-week festival saw some of the biggest stars and most anticipated films of the year come together to celebrate cinema.

Lewis Hamilton deliberately 'rammed' him on the opening lap of the Barcelona Grand Prix, saying his comments were in the 'heat of the moment'.Magnussen and teammate Mick Schumacher started in the top-10 of the Grand Prix, a rare occurrence for Haas, but their plans for the race quickly encountered issues after a first-lap collision between Magnussen and Hamilton.The Danish driver looked to overtake Hamilton on turn four after a fine start to the race but clipped the Mercedes, sending him into the gravel and seeing Hamilton forced into the pits after a puncture - which threatened to derail his race amid Mercedes' resurgence over the weekend.F1 race directors reviewed the incident and declared it to be a racing incident, with no punishment issued to either driver, but an angry Magnussen accused Hamilton of 'knowing what he was doing' to make contact with his counterpart."Lewis knew what he was doing there, he rammed me," Magnussen said over the radio but backtracked on his comments after the race."It was just in the heat of the moment. You say whatever you say, and then you go and look at it.

Formula One race in April 2002 show the four grid girls enjoying themselves trackside prior to the race starting as they pose on top of and alongside one of the cars.

If the jury press conference for the 75th edition of the Cannes Film Festival is anything to go by, we’re in for a pretty punchy ride on the Croisette the next few weeks.

darts.The PDC will stage its first-ever televised women’s tournament, the Women’s World Matchplay, at the Winter Gardens, which will take place ahead of the men’s final at the iconic Blackpool venue. The tournament will comprise of the top eight female players from the 2022 PDC Women’s Series Order of Merit following 12 events.The Women’s Matchplay will be screened live on Sky Sports, giving additional exposure to the female game, which is in rude health thanks to the exploits of Fallon Sherrock, Lisa Ashton and rising start Beau Greaves.The winner of the new tournament will receive an automatic place in the Grand Slam of Darts later this year and go up against the best male players in the game.

The newly-formed Warner Bros Discovery Sports is launching The Power Of Sport, a cross-platform magazine show that will run for 18 weeks in Europe. Premiering May 4 on Eurosport 1, discovery+ and Eurosport’s digital platform, the show looks to take fans deeper into human stories and issues in a “bold and powerful” take on the sporting week.

Naman Ramachandran The Warner Bros. Discovery Sports network is launching a cross-platform weekly sports show featuring leading names on May 4.“The Power of Sport,” an 18-week magazine show, will look towards the week of sport ahead while also accessing Warner Bros.

EXCLUSIVE: Park Chan-wook’s anticipated Cannes Competition title Decision To Leave has sold to arthouse streamer, theatrical distributor and producer Mubi in what we understand to be the company’s biggest film deal to date.

Formula 1 going back to 1950.The team, known as Alfa Romeo Team Orlen, is the product of two countries - its namesake is a luxury Italian brand, but the team itself is based in Switzerland.At the time of writing, Alfa Romeo sits sixth in the constructors’ championship, a major improvement on the team’s outing in 2021 where they finished ninth, just one position ahead of last-placed Haas.This weekend’s race in Italy will put the team in front of home fans, with the Italian brand well-liked in the country.While Monza may be the home of Italian F1, the Imola track is itself a classic revived by the new look Covid-friendly F1 season 2020.Imola, once referred to as the San Marino Grand Prix, has something of a strange relationship with the sport following the fateful weekend in 1994 when Brazilian Ayrton Senna was killed on track just a day after Austrian driver Roland Ratzenberger also lost his life there.Following the departure of former world champion Kimi Raikkonen, who scored 10 of the team’s 13 points in 2021, the constructor has filled both of its seats with new drivers.Finnish former Mercedes driver and 10-time Grand Prix winner Valtteri Bottas is joined by Chinese newcomer Zhou Guanyu.The duo have so far secured 13 points, matching Alfa Romeo's total for the 2021 season after just three races.Bottas has operated at the top end of the sport for the previous five years, finishing third in the drivers’ championship in 2021.Alfa Romeo used to be Sauber, which joined F1 in 1993.

Formula One will not return to Russia in the future after the sport severed all ties with the country off the back of the invasion of Ukraine. The Russian Grand Prix, which was scheduled to take place in late September, was already axed for the 2022 season earlier this week.

Russia can compete in the upcoming song contest, to be held in May, other countries have called for its exclusion amid the invasion of Ukraine. Yesterday event bosses described the competition as a ‘non-political cultural event’ while appearing to dismiss suggestions that Russia’s attack on its neighbour would result in the country being banned. Now, after Ukrainian state broadcaster UA:PBC called on the European Broadcasting Union, which produces the event, to suspend Russia’s membership and ban it from the contest, other countries have echoed the same sentiments.

Russia can compete in the upcoming song contest, to be held in May, other countries have called for its exclusion amid the invasion of Ukraine.Yesterday event bosses described the competition as a ‘non-political cultural event’ while appearing to dismiss suggestions that Russia’s attack on its neighbour would result in the country being banned.Now, after Ukrainian state broadcaster UA:PBC called on the European Broadcasting Union, which produces the event, to suspend Russia’s membership and ban it from the contest, other countries have echoed the same sentiments.In a statement, Norway’s NRK broadcasting director Thor Gjermund Eriksen said they didn’t envisage that Russia can participate in this year’s contest. For the latest updates on the Russia-Ukraine war, visit our live blog: Russia-Ukraine liveHe said: ‘NRK has given clear advice to the EBU that Russia can not participate in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest as a result of the invasion of Ukraine. At the same time, this is a member organisation that needs some time to anchor a decision.

Formula One race director Michael Masi is still at risk of being sacked despite Monday's inconclusive talks between the organisation's chiefs. The future of Masi has been in doubt since the controversial end to the 2021 season at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix back in December.Masi's decision to allow the cars between title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen to unlap themselves allowed the latter to overtake Hamilton on the final lap and claimed the Drivers' Championship.There has been considerable backlash to the incident since, with F1 engineers even demanding that Masi be sacked as a result of his decision.However, his future currently remains unclear following the start of an FIA inquiry into the incident, as the sport's chiefs met in London on Monday.Mercedes chief Toto Wolff and his Red Bull counterpart Christian Horner were both present at F1 headquarters at St James' Market as they awaited the outcome.Masi is also said to have been present although it is believed that the first day of the talks was inconclusive.Speaking to the PA news agency, a source said: “The meeting was inconclusive.

Darts legend Bob Anderson missed the board entirely during the World Seniors Darts Championship on Thursday evening.A new competition for 2022, Anderson, 74, kicked off the inaugural tournament against 2015 World Grand Prix winner Robert Thornton.The maiden competition sees former tungsten throwers battle it out to see who still reigns supreme in a four-day single-elimination tournament at Circus Tavern.Rules stipulate all competitors must be over the age of 50, though current PDC Tour Card holders are ineligible to participate - ruling out darts stars Peter Wright, Gary Anderson, Raymond van Barneveld and Glen Durrant.Throwing for a prize pot of £30,000, the championship will come to its dramatic climax on Sunday with Phil "The Power" Taylor the bookies favourite to take home the crown.And kicking off the tournament on Thursday evening was three-time BDO World Masters champion Bob Anderson who was pitted against Robert "The Thorn" Thornton.Though the match didn't get off to the greatest start as "The Limestone Cowboy" missed the board completely midway through the opening leg.Trailing 282-36, Anderson hit a single one and a single 20 before dropping down the board to aim for treble 19.But the 74-year-old got it all wrong, missing the board entirely as the commentary team quoted "Little bit of early nerves for Bob."HAVE YOUR SAY! Will you be watching the World Seniors Darts Championship? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email

JUST IN:Lewis Hamilton 'was to blame' says David Coulthard Red Bull confirmed the Dutchman is back home in Monaco, but still feeling a little sore after the crash, with a source confirming to RacingNews365. com that the two drivers have spoken, with no indication of who opened up the talks.