My Soul: Last News

Beyonce revealed the tracklist for her upcoming seventh studio album Renaissance this Wednesday, just over a week ahead of its release.The 40-year-old will drop the full album next Friday, July 29, but took the opportunity this week to tease fans with the names of all 16 songs.Break My Soul, the only single she has released from the album so far, will be the sixth song on the final tracklist. Cover art:Beyonce revealed the tracklist for her upcoming seventh studio album Renaissance this Wednesday, just over a week ahead of its release In the offing:The 40-year-old will drop the full album next Friday, July 29, but took the opportunity this week to tease fans with the names of all 16 songs The album will begin with a number called I'm That Girl and then continue with Cozy, Alien Superstar, Cuff It and Energy.After Break My Soul, fans who want to listen to the album all the way through will hear the songs Church Girl and Plastic Off The Sofa.Then will come Virgo's Groove - which appears to be a nod to Beyonce herself, as she was born September 4 and so her zodiac sign is Virgo.The star sign-inspired song is followed by numbers with such fun titles as Move, Heated, Thique and All Up In Your Mind.

Savina Petkova Women dancing, women singing, women burning their hijab: these acts of defiance shape Iranian filmmaker Farahnaz Sharifi’s feature-length debut, “My Stolen Planet.” After premiering in Berlinale’s Panorama section and winning a second place Audience Award, the film now competes for the Golden Alexander at Thessaloniki International Doc Fest. Prior to her feature, Sharifi made eight shorts while working as an editor for documentaries, including Firouzeh Khosrovani’s IDFA winning “Radiograph of a Family.” Using the essayistic style of a diary, “My Stolen Planet” presents the joy and vivaciousness in contrast with the regimented oppression in Tehran using both the director’s personal archives and 8mm recordings of strangers’ lives.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent Mexico’s Mónica Lozano, producer of Alejandro González Iñarritu’s “Amores Perros” and Eugenio Derbéz’s “Instructions Not Included,” has boarded “Cepeda,” an envelope-pushing Mexico-set procedural, turning on a Mexican cop who’s an Indigenous woman and great at her job. Development over the last two years has been financed by Acuña’s Chile-based Promocine.

Beyonce has released her new single Break My Soul hours before the track was due to drop and fans are already hailing it the anthem of this summer. The singer, 40, surprised fans by dropping the track almost two hours earlier than it was due to go live, to the delight of the Beyhive.The house-inspired track is the first single from Beyonce’s upcoming seventh studio album Renaissance and gives fans major hints to what we can expect from the record.Beyonce reunited with producers Tricky Stewart and The-Dream for Break My Soul, who she previously worked with on Single Ladies, and husband Jay Z is listed among the songwriters for the track. Fans were instantly obsessed with the song, tweeting: ‘Is she telling us to quit our jobs?? Because I will, Beyoncé, I will!’Another added: ‘Beyoncé gave us an anti-capitalist, pro-gay summer anthem with vocals, rapping, a choir call and response, and FREEDIA. We really won #BreakMySoul.’One joked: ‘Beyoncé saw that it was the summer of late-millennial burnout, the labor movement, ‘90s revival, and queer pride and was like, “Yeah, I can make a song about that”’.Fans were also quick to notice that Break My Soul samples Robin S’s 1993 track Show Me Love, with both of its songwriters – Allen George and Fred McFarlane – credited on the single. According to reports from Variety, Renaissance will dabble in genres ranging from country music to dance tracks like Break My Soul. Is she telling us to quit our jobs?? Because I will, Beyoncé, I will! pic.twitter.com/K6lbMWCBoJBeyoncé gave us an anti-capitalist, pro-gay summer anthem with vocals, rapping, a choir call and response, and FREEDIA.

Emiliano De Pablos Spanish TV drama producers are thinking bigger than ever, scaling up in a globalized SVOD market.They are also allying with powerful U.S. partners, responding to a global feeding-frenzy for Spanish-language premium series.Spanish TV dramas at Mipcom Online Plus underscore this trend. One, “Inés of My Soul,” marks the first move into big-budget international co-production by public broadcaster RTVE, teaming with Boomerang TV, Chile’s Turner-owned Chilevisión and Amazon Prime Video Spain.Beta Film is presenting “Tell Me Who I Am,” based on Julia Navarro’s global bestseller, co-produced with Telemundo Intl.