'Raised by Wolves' Makes a Dramatic Landing In Series Premiere Sneak Peek (Exclusive)

Liverpool's Anfield home ranked at number two on the list of 30 grounds. France Football have released their rankings of the top 30 stadiums in the world based on atmosphere, with Celtic Park in Glasgow also ranking high in fifth place on the list.Borussia Dortmund's Signal Iduna Park and the Stade Rajko-Mitic, the home of Red Star Belgrade, also feature in the top five at third and fourth place, respectively.However, they have all been beaten by Boca Juniors' La Bombonera, which has been ranked as having the best stadium atmosphere in world football.La Bombonera, which translates into English as 'the chocolate box', is situated in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires and is nicknamed the '12th man' due to its atmosphere.The unusual design of the stadium is said to have given the ground its excellent acoustics, which create a unique atmosphere on matchday.First opened in 1940, before being renovated during the 1990s, La Bombonera can hold up to 54,000 supporters.What is the best stadium atmosphere you have experienced? Let us know in the comments section below.Interestingly, it is the only stadium in the top five where home fans are not known to sing 'You'll Never Walk Alone' before matches.Boca's fierce rivals River Plate are also in the top 10, with their El Monumental stadium ranked sixth place overall.St.

Liam Gallagher has responded to Aitch’s plea to be on his next album.Back in December, Manchester rapper Aitch said that he would pay £7million to Gallagher if he would feature on his next album.Now, speaking to NME for this week’s Big Read, Gallagher has responded saying that he won’t be appearing on Aitch’s album.Gallagher said: “He ain’t got seven million fucking quid – he ain’t got fucking seven fucking quid, never mind fucking seven million.”He continued: “Listen, I don’t do that – that’s not for me, man. He seems like a nice lad, but I don’t wanna be on anyone’s album.”Gallagher – a famous Manchester City fan – also said Aitch’s football allegiances would prevent his working with him.“He’s a United fan, so it ain’t fucking happening,” Liam added.

Storm Eunice has risen to three in the UK, with two killed by falling trees in different locations. All three fatalities were killed when inside their vehicles on Friday.

Jack Harlow has released his first new solo track since 2020 – you can listen to ‘Nail Tech’ below.The Kentucky rapper, whose collaboration with Lil Nas X, ‘Industry Baby’, landed him his first Number One single last year, teased his latest track last week, sharing a minute-long clip poking fun at his lack of new music.He then confirmed the release of ‘Nail Tech’ by posting the song’s artwork and its release date earlier this week.Taking shots at those who have doubted him, Harlow raps on the track: “How the hell could you doubt us?/ I mean, back then it made sense, but it’s like, now what?/ Now they down to come ’round just to be ’round us/ You ain’t one of my dawgs, why do you hound us?/ It’s very few of you I like, but it’s a whole lot of y’all I don’t trust.”The track, which is co-produced by Jahaan Sweet, NOVA CANYON, Boi-1da, Coleman, Angel López, Rogét Chahayed and Fierce, also hears Harlow celebrate his newfound status as a hugely successful artist.The track comes alongside a video that stars City Girls rapper Yung Miami, and at one point sees Harlow mimic late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs while delivering a presentation for a new vibrator.Watch the video for ‘Nail Tech’ below:Harlow released his debut album ‘That’s What They All Say’ at the end of 2020 and despite a series of high-profile collaborations with the likes of Lil Nas X, Eminem and Ty Dolla $ign, it’s been over a year since he last shared a solo track.He dropped his collaborative summer jam “SUVs (Black on Black)” with Pooh Shiesty back in August.Meanwhile, Harlow has said that the Harry Potter books are responsible for bringing out a competitive side in his personality that has boded well for his career. The rapper referenced J.K.

Linda Evangelista is “done hiding.” The legendary supermodel is opening up about her emotional and physical journey, after undergoing a cosmetic procedure that left her “permanently deformed.”“I loved being up on the catwalk,” she shared, “Now I dread running into someone I know. I can’t live like this anymore, in hiding and shame.

Stylish success or fashion faux pas? Nicole Kidman graced the cover of Vanity Fair’s 2022 Hollywood Issue in a low-rise Miu Miu set — and fans had a lot to say about her look. 

A shopping centre in Salford has been closed due to Storm Eunice.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has outlined where Manchester City lie in his list of problems for the remainder of this season.

Since its launch earlier this year, it’s clear that HBO Max wants to put itself up there with Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, and Apple TV+ as a streaming platform that offers commercial-free viewing with a huge library of titles. That separates it from competitors like Peacock and Hulu, which utilize commercials as a way to bring in revenue and offer lower pricing.

The new HBO Max series “Raised by Wolves” is hard to forget. Even if it turns out not to be your cup of tea, Aaron Guzikowski (“Prisoners,” “The Red Road”) and Ridley Scott‘s combined vision is one of the most original sci-fi productions in recent memory.

Raised by Wolves is out now!

Raised by Wolves? HBO Max's sci-fi series is a strange experience to witness, at times befuddling and at other times beguiling. It's both hard sci-fi, AND hard-to-watch sci-fi.

hit “Vikings” from 2013-17 — until Ragnar met his end in the fourth season by being thrown into a pit of snakes. Following that departure, Fimmel turned to the big screen, starring in movies such as “Warcraft” and “Lean on Pete.”“Quite often [in television] you’ve got to sign a thing for 6 years, and that’s a big chunk of your life to do the same thing.

Ridley Scott who drew them to the series. The HBO Max drama is the first TV show that Scott — known for sci-fi hits like 1979's, 1982's and 2015's  -- has directed in decades. He also serves as executive producer on the Aaron Guzikowski-created show, and was very much «running the ship,» Fimmel tells ET at the press day. «It was Ridley Scott's name on it, so anyone, crew, cast — would have jumped at the idea of working with him,» Algar says. The show centers on two androids, Mother (Amanda Collin) and Father (Abubakar Salim), who are tasked with raising human children on a mysterious new planet after the Earth was destroyed by a great war.

You may not recognize Amanda Collin’s name today, but if you take the time to watch Ridley Scott and Aaron Guzikowski’s impressive new series “Raised by Wolves” you certainly won’t forget her face. Set about 150 years in the future, Collin portrays Mother, an android charged with raising an arc full of human children on a hostile alien planet.

Mount Eagle House, a Georgian Mansion owned by businessman Alistair Tidley.The property was sold to Alistair in 1997 for €3.8million, making the purchase the dearest property in the capital at the time.The three-storey mansion sits on the edge of the water and features a swimming pool, tennis court, and an additional two-storey coach house.It was renovated twice in the 90s and plenty of the Victorian features were restored during this time.The 49-year-old is back in Dublin to resume filming on Ridley Scott’s film The Last Duel, as it had to be postponed due to the pandemic.During his time here, the people of Dalkey looked out for Matt as if he were one of their own after a journalist for The New York Times tried to pry information from the

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticCreating a post-apocalyptic story that feels genuinely new has become a near-impossible task. Even if the real world didn’t feel like it was blurring the line between fact and fiction every day, the “what happens to the world when the world’s already ended?” scenario has been done to death and back.

The first episode of HBO Max's Raised by Wolves is, if nothing else, an intriguingly enigmatic crossroads. Directed by Ridley Scott and shot with evocative flair by Scott's frequent cinematographer Dariusz Wolski, the pilot establishes only a small corner of the show's world, introduces only a taste of the show's science fiction allegory and concentrates most heavily on the show's two most interesting characters.

It’s kind of been a minute since we heard from Swedish writer/director Lukas Moodysson, at least in the world of film. Known for his often tender, heartfelt, and yet uncompromising works generally centered around children or coming of age tales, Moodysson made his name with films like “Show Me Love” and “Lilya 4-ever.” His last film, however, was 2013’s exuberant teen/punk coming of age film “We Are the Best!” and it’s been mostly silence since—even for his career as a novelist (his last book is 2012).

Director Ridley Scott returns to a world he’s helped shape for over four decades with HBO Max’s “Raised by Wolves.” It’s not just that the director of “Alien” and “Blade Runner” is putting his name on science fiction again by directing the premiere episode of this series, but he is back at play in the deeply philosophical regions of the genre, one that seeks to define that which separates man and machine.

Raised by Wolves? HBO Max's sci-fi series is a bizarre experience to sit through, at times befuddling and at other times beguiling. It's both hard sci-fi, AND hard-to-watch sci-fi.