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Fall Out Boy guitarist Joe Trohman has revealed that the band were recently working on “guitar-based” new material that is now on the “back burner”.Trohman was speaking to Rolling Stone about his upcoming memoir, None Of This Rocks, which explores the guitarist’s youth and evolution into a musician. It’s described as being “unlike any [memoir] you’ve ever read.”In the new interview, Trohman is asked about a segment of the book where he says Fall Out Boy are working on new rock-orientated new material more akin to their earlier work.In response, he revealed that this particular set of music appears to have now been set aside, saying: “We were working on some stuff that was guitar-based. I don’t know know what’s happening with it.

Beach season isn’t over yet. Hollywood is buzzing about an oceanfront music festival.

Christopher Vourlias Warsaw-based New Europe Film Sales has closed a raft of deals on the animated feature film “Yuku and the Himalayan Flower,” from directors Rémi Durin and Arnaud Demuynck. The children’s animated feature, with graphics by Paul Jadoul, tells the story of Yuku, a little mouse who lives with her family in the basement of a castle and decides to embark on a quest to find the legendary Himalayan flower. The film, which premiered at the Annecy fest and played in the Locarno Kids strand of the Locarno Film Festival, is produced by Artémis Prods. (“Mandibules”) and co-produced by Vivement Lundi! (“Flee”), La Boîte Prods. (“March of the Penguins”), Les Films du Nord and Nadasdy Film. 

I'm A Celeb launched on ITV, US network ABC decided to pick up the series to broadcast its own version in the states.This didn't bode well with Survivor Productions and CBS however, who thought that I'm A Celeb was too similar to their own programme.READ NEXT: I'm A Celeb eyes up 'hard man' footballer for 2022 series as show returns to AustraliaBoth included a format that saw contestants taken to a remote location, where they faced a number of challenges and eliminations throughout the series - with the hope of winning a huge cash prize at the end.However, one of the biggest differences between the two shows was that the TV viewers voted contestants out of the I'm A Celeb jungle, whereas fellow contestants voted their peers out on Survivor.ABC originally planned to broadcast 15 episodes of I'm A Celeb, but they met a legal battle from fellow network CBS, who broadcast Survivor.CBS claimed to New York Post: "Celebrity' is based on a successful British version that recently wrapped up its run after screening episodes filmed in the Australian Outback – near the site used in the second season of "Survivor."Entertainment Weekly reported at the time that CBS and Survivor Productions subsequently threatened ABC and UK producer Granada with legal action, and sent them a letter to request that I'm A Celeb was not broadcast in the states.Their letter reportedly requested that ABC and Granada not to "broadcast or license in the United States any programming that is based in whole or part on the 'Celebrity' series or that otherwise infringes any intellectual property rights in 'Survivor."Following the letter, ABC spokesperson Kevin Brookman spoke to Variety and stated that they did not feel I'm A Celeb infringed Survivor's rights.

Disney‘s big event, D23 Expo 2022, is currently underway at the Anaheim Convention Center and today Walt Disney Studios‘ made a big promotional push for upcoming theatrical and Disney+ lineup for feature films. The giant entertainment company revealed new details and first looks, led by their new “Lion King” prequel, directed by Barry Jenkins (“Moonlight“), now titled “Mufasa: The Lion King.” Some of those anticipated titles include traditional animation flicks the family-friendly company is known for from Walt Disney Animation Studios, along with their live-action projects as well.

Asda's new Just Essentials range is making waves once again as the retailer has rationed how much people can buy.

As we rapidly approach the winter months, many concerns are being raised over the price of heating and electricity and its potential effect on the cost of living crisis.

Gogglebox fans were left worrying their favourite family had quietly quit the show after they were missing on this week's first episode of the new series.The Channel 4 show made a grand return on Friday (September 9), providing some light-hearted fun in a week that has been filled with big news, including the death of Queen Elizabeth II.However while the likes of the Warner sisters, Jenny Newby and Lee Riley, and the Siddiquis all sat down in front of their screens, the Malone family was nowhere to be seen.READ MORE: Gogglebox favourite Lee Riley unrecognisable as co-star pays birthday tributeFans noticed immediately that the Manchester family – who have been regulars since 2014 – was missing.Usually, parents Tom and Julie appear with at least one of their children – usually Shaun and Vanessa, after their other son Tom Jr quit the show.But fans were left asking: "Where are the Malones?" or: "Missed the Malones tonight!" after they didn't appear.However the beloved family has put the quit rumours to rest as they shared a video on Instagram explaining their absence.Tom Sr told their fans: "Here we are, on holiday. Jesus Christ it doesn't feel like one with all this lot, I can tell you that."We're in Florida so we're not there for the first couple of weeks of shows are we? Starting Friday.

supports HTML5 videoThe King of Adventure, Harrison Ford, is back for Indiana Jones 5, his final outing in the iconic film series, and was visibly emotional as he shared a teaser at Disney’s D23 Expo.That’s right, we got the first trailer for the latest of Indy’s escapades on Saturday during the D23 Expo in California, and its star, Hollywood veteran Harrison, appeared onstage to speak about the footage.He was joined by director James Mangold and his co-star, actress and writer Phoebe Waller-Bridge.He looked emotional as he thanked the crowd for all the support through the years.‘Thank you for making these films such an incredible experience for all of us,’ he said.‘I’m very proud to say that this one is fantastic. And this,’ he added, pointing to Fleabag star Phoebe, ‘is one of the reasons.’‘Indiana Jones’ movies are about fantasy and mystery, but they’re also about heart,’ he continued, his voice wavering.

Jennifer Lopez proved her bond with her new stepchildren is going from strength-to-strength on Saturday, as she enjoyed a girls' day out with Ben Affleck's eldest daughter Violet.MORE: Jennifer Lopez's wedding dress fears during special family momentThe actress, who is also a mother to twins Max and Emme, took her 16-year-old stepdaughter out for lunch in Beverly Hills, and pictures shared by the Mail Online showed the pair looking happy in conversation together as they walked down the street.WATCH: Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck's love storyJennifer, 53, sported a perm and a white T-shirt tucked into cream wide leg trousers, while Violet donned a floral shirt dress and black ankle boots. They enjoyed a bite to eat and some shopping together, before Jennifer allowed the teenager to practice her driving skills behind the wheel of their white Toyota SUV.STORY: Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck adopt new pet following their weddingBen and Jennifer have been keen to involve their children in their marriage as much as possible, and included them in their wedding ceremony at his Georgia plantation in August.

Mia Khalifa has finished a whistle-stop trip in Berlin with a pint and giant schnitzel as she heads back to the UK. The OnlyFans star, 29, has been travelling across the world in recent weeks and has most recently wrapped up a two-day trip to the German capital, sharing her fun with fans on social media.

Chelsea owner Todd Boehly and his board of directors might well imitate their Premier League rivals Manchester City by buying feeder clubs to develop young talent elsewhere. Boehly and his board of directors are considering the change in structure at Stamford Bridge - and that could start by buying stakes in continental clubs.The move might lead to the club cutting back on their extensive loan program which has seen 23 players leave on temporary deals for the 2022/23 season alone. READ MORE: Graham Potter 'already eyeing up first Chelsea signing' despite summer spending spree The Sun report that Chelsea 'see an opportunity to improve' by extending scouting and development across Europe and eventually wider.

READ MORE: Who is Brendan Fraser? Why did he disappear and what happened to The Whale actor? The Created by Donald Bellisario, it starred Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell alongside countless guests over five seasons.Bakula, who played Sam Beckett, would leap back in time to fix historic wrongs and make them right.The show, which ended in 1993, has continued to have a cult following over the years.Ahead of the reboot, we've taken a look at what happened to the original cast after the show finished for good. Even to those who've never seen Quantum Leap, Scott Bakula is synonymous with the show.For five seasons he would become a new person, solving problems and righting wrongs to alter history for the better before leaping out and doing it all over again.He received four Emmy Award nominations and a Golden Globe Award just for the show alone.While the role saw him have great success he has since spoken about how he was “hardly ever home for four and a half seasons,” and regretted missing his daughter Chelsy’s “formative years.”He eventually vowed to prioritise his family and a clause was written into his contract stating that filming had to be done by 6pm on Wednesdays so he could have dinner with his family.Bakula shares two kids with his ex-wife Krista Neumann and has been married to actress Chelsea Field since 2009 after a relationship of 15 years.

French Open final against Rafael Nadal earlier this year has helped him prepare for a high-stakes showdown against Carlos Alcaraz at Flushing Meadows. Both finalists are aiming to clinch their first Grand Slam crowns and whoever wins will also emerge from the tournament as world No 1. Alcaraz has taken the tough route to the US Open final with three consecutive five-set marathons against Marin Cilic, Jannik Sinner and Frances Tiafoe.

There is definitely a trend of late for film directors to take a look in thinly disguised cinematic memoirs of their early influences that shaped the artist and person they have become. Kenneth Branagh with Belfast and Paolo Sorrentino with The Hand Of God did it last year. Of course there is Alfonso Cuaron’s Roma, others over the years. Sam Mendes, while not drawing a portrait of his younger self revisits the movie palaces of his youth in another 2022 offering, Empire Of Light, which premiered last weekend at Telluride and will also hit the Toronto International Film Festival. TIFF is also where the man I recently described as the GOAT, Steven Spielberg, has chosen to debut his own story where the names have been changed but the story is  clearly his. The Fabelmans basically chronicling his early Jewish family life and infatuation with making movies  had its World Premiere Saturday night, the first of Spielberg’s directed movies ever to premiere at a film festival. This one seems entirely appropriate, and it has been gestating in the director’s head ever since he and his co-writer Tony Kushner started kicking it around during the making of Lincoln over a decade ago. He says he finally made it primarily as a way to bring his late parents Leah and Arnold (to whom the film is dedicated) somehow back to his life. Movies can do that, and no one knows it better than Steven Spielberg.

Emily Ratajkowski oozed confidence as she arrived at GQ's New York Fashion Week party that was hosted by fellow model Kendall Jenner on Saturday night.The 31-year-old model highlighted her slender frame in a form-fitting brown and white floral dress with a thigh-high slit.She strolled towards the entrance of The Ned NoMad in a pair of nude sandals and with a Christian Dior purse tucked under her arm. Confident: Emily Ratajkowski oozed confidence as she arrived at GQ's New York Fashion Week party that was hosted by fellow model Kendall Jenner on Saturday nightEmily's flowing brunette hair was worn down and she looked noticeably sun-kissed.After mingling with fashion's elite, the mother-of-one was captured exiting the party with several pals.

Kendall Jenner showed off her long legs while heading to a New York Fashion Week event for the luxury label Marni with her on/off beau Devin Booker on Saturday night.The 26-year-old model and socialite strutted the sidewalk in a vibrant floral mini dress and a pair of semi-sheer tights.For a bit of edge, Jenner slipped her feet into some sexy black patent leather boots with a modest heel. Leggy: Kendall Jenner showed off her long legs while heading to a New York Fashion Week event for the luxury label Marni with her on/off beau Devin Booker on Saturday night.The sister of Kylie held a small black handbag and let her dark locks fall down her back.  She flashed a small, pink-lipped smile and added small stud earrings to complete her fashion-forward look.Following in tow was Kendall's boyfriend Booker, 25.

When Ruby Chiege came home from school one afternoon in agony, her mum Debra assumed it was just growing pains. But just 24 hours later, their lives were thrown into turmoil – ultimately leading one family member to make a great sacrifice.

Britney Spears took to Instagram on Saturday night to share some very public thoughts for her children.