Rashaad Ernesto Green Set To Direct Olympians Feature ”68′ For MGM, Participant & Macro

Ben elaborated on the tragedy in his own Instagram post, telling the world how it felt to lose "our little Guinea Pig friends".In an emotional post featuring photos of the adorable fluffy animals, he continued: "They were taken by a fox who dug into their hutch.""I’m surprised by how sad I feel.They were so much more than just rodents."They were our friends, a part of our happy family."The Countrywise star added: "It’s amazing the relationship we can build with those we care for, no matter how big or small, hairy or scaly."They brought us so much happiness, joy and laughter."They taught the children so much about responsibility, love and now grief, but above all, they reminded us that however hard the pain of loss, it’s still worth it."He then quoted a famous children's author, quipping: "As the great Dr Seuss said, ‘don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened’.""Thank you for the sweetness you brought into our lives, I’ll miss your singing in the morning," he wrote in his affectionate open letter paying tribute to the pets."Fair wind little Cuy’s, I hope there’s lots of fresh spinach up there!" (sic) he joked.Our Farm In The Dales star Matt Baker replied to the post to offer some comfort, telling Ben: "I always say the reason we love our pets so much is because the only time they break our hearts is when they leave us!"@the.barbour.dogs then wrote back to Matt with their own account of what it's like to love an animal."I could cry for joy so many times when they are alive!" the Instagrammer elaborated."When they show how sensitive they are to human feelings and emotions.They know when we need cuddles, they cringe when we are upset or angry, they are pleased when we giggle."It just takes us so long to realise

A 6-year-old boy in Bridgeport, Connecticut is recovering from third-degree burns to his face and much of his body after an 8-year-old neighbor allegedly lured him into a shed and lit him on fire.

Zack Sharf Megan Fox spoke candidly to Glamour UK about the “ridicule” she endured after speaking out against Hollywood misogyny early in her career. The actor often spoke out about being objectified on Michael Bay sets, including one infamous “Jimmy Kimmel Live” interview where she called out how creepy it was to have to dance in a bikini under a waterfall at age 15 while shooting a small part in “Bad Boys II.” Fox said bringing attention to Hollywood misogyny long before the #MeToo movement only made her a bigger punchline.“I think that I was ahead of the #MeToo movement by almost a decade,” Fox said. “I was always speaking out against some of the abusive, misogynistic, patriarchal things that were going on in Hollywood back in 2008 and 2009, way before people were ready to embrace that or tolerate it.

TMZ, Ant says the former "Flip or Flop" star puts their son, Hudson, at risk and uses him for social media traffic, which infuriates the "Wheeler Dealers" host. Not only is Ant asking a judge to make his ex stop posting their son on social media, he said she's only been with the tot "9 full days each month" over the last 20 months. He further argued that the tyke isn't safe when he's with Christina, pinpointing an alleged incident in which Hudson came home with a major sunburn after being being with her.

WhatsApp seems to be down due to a mystery outage, after thousands of users complained that the app is not working.At around 7:10pm on Thursday, April 28, nearly 15,000 users had reported that WhatsApp was on the blink. People complained that they had issues sending messages on the app, while others struggled with server connection. It's not immediately clear what caused the issue but people have flooded to Twitter to pose the question.People from all over the UK also informed Downdetector of their issue.

Kaley Cuoco is opening up about her one of her most difficult years.

Mike Myers pulls quadruple-duple duty in Netflix’s “The Pentaverate”.

Russian soldiers accused of taking part in the Bucha massacre have been pictured by the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence, describing them as the "despicable ten".The Ministry claims that they are part of the 64th brigade, which was honoured by Vladimir Putin for the part it played in Bucha.After Russian troops pulled out of Bucha more than 410 corpses were discovered of civilians, many of them with their hands tied and executed with a bullet to the head.Torture chambers, where men were brutally beaten before being killed, were also discovered, along with the bodies of women and children.The remains have been removed from the town and are being examined by forensic experts preparing to present evidence in future war crimes trials."The despicable 10," the Ministry of Defence tweeted this afternoon."Ten Russian butchers from the 64th brigade have been identified and named suspects responsible for committing Bucha Massacre."This unit had been awarded for its atrocities, and returned to the battlefield. Justice for war criminals is inevitable."Earlier this month, Putin awarded an honorary title to the brigade widely thought to be responsible for war crimes and mass killings in Ukraine.Citing “mass heroism and valour” but making no mention of Russia's war in Ukraine, Putin signed a decree honouring the 64th Motorised Infantry Brigade.He did so as a mass funeral for those slaughtered in the Kyiv Oblast town was held by Andrii Holovine, priest of the Church of St.

lost a high-quality quarter-final against James Wade. Despite some typical brilliance from Van Gerwen, who had the backing of the majority of the capacity 10,000 crowd at the 3Arena, it was Wade who edged the match’s key moments. The Machine could have won by a clearer margin as he led 4-1 at one stage, but Van Gerwen fought back to level at 4-4 and then 5-5.

ACLU is still waiting for Amber Heard to pay the $3.5 million she pledged from her divorce settlement from Johnny Depp.

Sebastián Yatra as presenter and the evening’s leading performer. The entertainment giant was formed earlier this year, merging Grupo Televisa and Univision, two of the most emblematic Spanish-speaking companies in the world.Sebastián Yatra releases a beautiful bilingual celebration of ‘Tacones Rojos’ with John LegendSebastián Yatra cries backstage after performing ‘Dos Oruguitas’ at the 94th Academy AwardsA post shared by Sebastian Yatra (@sebastianyatra)The presentation will take place on May 17th, in at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the event will feature the best Hispanic talent in the industry as performers and presenters.

Not holding back. Ant Anstead is unhappy with his and Christina Haack’s custody agreement over their 2-year-old son Hudson.

on your body is just as important as what you’re putting in your body when it comes to inflammaging. A found that taking 2.5 grams of collagen a day can help with collagen restoration, while vitamins C and E, along with maple bark extract, provide antioxidants and protect the skin from environmental stressors.So when your skin talks, listen.

A family outing! Sharna Burgess‘ baby bump was out in full view during the professional dancer’s trip to the store with Brian Austin Green on Thursday, April 28.

Elon Musk is thought to have donated half a million dollars to the American Civil Liberties Union in Amber Heard's name. On Wednesday, amid Johnny Depp's ongoing defamation trial against Heard, Terence Dougherty, the Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel of the ACLU, testified about what donations the organization has received from and on behalf of the former couple.

Benedict Cumberbatch is doing more than opening his heart to refugees fleeing Ukraine amid the Russian invasion. He's also opening his home — and his checkbook.The  star told earlier this week in London that he'll soon be taking in a family that has fled Ukraine and offered an update on the family's progress getting out of the war-torn country.«They've made it out of Ukraine,» he told the British TV network.

Kelly Clarkson is stepping into the big 4-0 in style. ET's Kevin Frazier spoke with Clarkson and Snoop Dogg, backstage at their new signing competition series, , about the  alum's big birthday and teaming up for the one-of-a-kind show.«He sent me flowers,» Clarkson said of Snoop's birthday present to her.

Blac Chyna's lawsuit against Rob Kardashian and the rest of his family is fully underway now with each side making a slew of allegations. ET is taking a closer look at why Blac Chyna mounted a $100 million lawsuit against the Kardashian family and what has transpired in court so far.ETonline will continue to update this story as more information comes in regarding the trial.On Thursday, April 28, Francis Berwick, a vice president at NBCUniversal, spoke about why only had one season, and was adamant that she did not have any conversations with the Kardashian-Jenner family about the cancellation.Ultimately Francis said that Rob and Chyna's relationship was in a sad place after the first season and it wasn't the sort of story E! wanted to tell. She further noted that E! looks for frothy, escapist shows that are on the lighter side.

mattresses, patio furniture and more. What especially caught our eye are deals on work-from-home office chairs. Way Day Office Furniture DealsEnding tonight, not only is everything on Wayfair up to 80% off, but Way Day also means all your purchases currently ship for free. If you work from home, finding a comfortable, adjustable, stylish and ergonomic chair is essential for all-day sitting.

Ant Anstead is attempting to make a change to his and Christina Hall's shared custody agreement. The  host filed for full custody of the former couple’s 2-year-old son, Hudson, on Thursday, according to .  In a statement to ET, Hall — formerly Christina Haack -- responds to her ex-husband's request.“What Ant is doing deeply saddens me. If this was really about Hudson, as he says, this should have been handled privately with a private judge or mediation, as myself and my attorney have suggested," Hall said.

Wilson Chapman editorRashaad Ernesto Green will direct “’68,” a biopic about the careers and lives of Olympic runners and activists Tommie Smith and John Carlos for MGM, Participant and MACRO.MGM announced news of the project Thursday, which tells the story of Smith and Carlos from their first meeting on the track team at San Jose State to the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. As the two received medals for the 200 meter race (Smith the gold and Carlos the bronze, pictured above), they raised their fists in salute and silent protest during the American national anthem.