‘Reservation Dogs’ Co-Creators Sterlin Harjo & Taika Waititi Talk Using Humor “To Subvert Expectations” In Indigenous Representation – TCA

The success of the “Venom” franchise is hard to deny as the first two installments have earned a combined $1.3 billion at the global box office. This has emboldened Sony to continue to pump out more live-action “Spider-Man” spinoffs with “Venom 3,” “Kraven The Hunter,” “Madame Web,” and the next release, “Morbius,” set to be released in early April.

teaser earlier this year, the Kardashians dropped the first trailer for their new Hulu reality series,. The clip aired during Monday's episode of and features lots of big moments from the famous family. The new footage shows Kim Kardashian preparing to host the sisters back in their glam elements, and highlights from Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker's engagement in October. In the clip, Kris Jenner hugs her eldest daughter after the proposal, saying through tears, «This makes me so happy.»Kim, who is currently in the middle of a divorce from her third husband, Kanye West, jokingly quips to the family, «She's never had a reaction like that for me and it's happened, like, a few times.» Travis is seen several times throughout the trailer, and could have a pretty big role in the series.A post shared by Kardashian News (@kardashianvideo)However, Scott Disick, Kourtney's ex and father of her three children, is not featured in the clip despite appearing on many seasons of . The trailer also does not address Khloe Kardashian's drama with her ex, Tristan Thompson, and his recent paternity lawsuit.

Bindi and Robert Irwin are remembering their dad. The siblings each took to Instagram on Tuesday to pay tribute to their late father, Steve Irwin, on what would've been his 60th birthday.

Kate Middleton has arrived in Copenhagen, Denmark, where she will bring the work of The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood to the international stage.The Duchess arrived on Tuesday 22 February, and will be staying in the country’s capital for one night.This is Kate's second official visit to Denmark, having previously visited with husband William back in 2011. During her time in Denmark, the 40 year old royal will make an official visit to a Danish project working to protect vulnerable women and children from domestic violence.

Once Kate Garraway was known as the slightly ditzy breakfast presenter who has traded banter with co-stars like Ben Shephard for decades. But the past two years have been life-changing for the Good Morning Britain presenter, after her husband, Derek Draper, contracted one of the UK’s worst cases of Covid-19 – leaving him a shadow of the person he once was.

Kate Garraway has opened up about the secret trip to Mexico she took with her husband Derek Draper in a bid to access specialist treatment. Good Morning Britain host Kate, 54, revealed that the couple flew 11,000 miles to Mexico after a world-renowned US doctor contacted her and arranged for Derek, 54, to visit a specialist clinic in Monterrey. Derek, who shares children Darcey, 15, and Billy, 12, with Kate, contracted COVID-19 in 2020.The virus has left him battling a number of ongoing health issues.

This week Call the Midwife star Helen George - who plays Trixie - described how her experience of cholestasis during her second pregnancy with daughter Lark kept her ‘scratching all day and all night’. The 37-year-old actress - whose partner Jack Ashton was also in the hit series - was diagnosed with the liver condition after she gave birth to her first daughter Wren, now four. She told her Instagram followers that her second pregnancy - which resulted in the birth of daughter, Lark, last November - was ‘so uncomfortable and painful’.

A Singapore investment firm has bought a four-star hotel in Manchester city centre for more than £24m.

Loose Women returned to our screens today following an emotional show dedicated to Jamal Edwards.

Former defender Rio Ferdinand believes Manchester United would struggle to bridge the gap to Liverpool and Manchester City next season, even if they signed Youri Tielemans and Ruben Neves this summer.

Cruz Beckham's debut magazine cover has been slammed fans - who found the shots 'uncomfortable' and 'disturbing'.

pussy cat halfway across the United States.Ebi had been adopted in 2015 by Joe and Leanna Drnec when they lived in California. But by the time the couple had moved across the country to Knoxville, Tennessee, the beloved animal had gone missing.That was the end of that, they thought, even though Ebi had been microchipped, reported 6 ABC.

Denise Van Outen has said the cast of Broadway show Chicago were "frosty" with her because of her lads' mag past.The actress, 47, played Roxie Hart in the West End production of the show in 2001 and was a huge hit with viewers.So the following year she made the move across the pond to reprise the role on The Great White Way, which she says was a very big deal.However, people working on the show were not that welcoming when Denise first arrived because when you Googled her, her time as a pin-up for men's magazines was what came up.Speaking on Steph's Packed Lunch, Denise said: "If you Googled me at that time, even though I had previously done a lot of theatre when I was a kid so I was fully qualified to play the role, if you looked online all you would see was lads' mags shoots, pictures of me presenting, so the whole cast were a bit frosty with me."Thankfully, she turned things around when she racked up "amazing reviews" on opening night."After that they were all lovely to me," Denise said."I had to prove myself. I really did have to prove myself."Denise, who has an 11-year-old daughter named Betsy, has previously said that she has no regrets about the saucy snaps she took back in the 90s.The star told The Sun last year: "I look back at them fondly, I have no regrets about the shoots.

Masters Football is back after an 11-year hiatus, and to celebrate its return we thought we'd revisit one of the greatest goals ever scored in the iconic six-a-side tournament.Karel Poborsky - who spent a year-and-a-half at Manchester United in the 90s - had arguably his finest moment in a Red Devils shirt during a Masters Football clash against bitter rivals Liverpool just over a decade ago.After receiving a pass from fellow ex-United star Quinton Fortune, the former Czech Republic international pulled off a deft chip from right on the by-line which looped gorgeously over the goalkeeper to put his side in front."Goal of the tournament for me that one," the commentator remarked.

travel security expert has explained why anyone staying in a hotel should avoid staying above the fourth floor if possible.However, Lloyd Figgins also doesn't recommend staying anywhere below the second floor either.So that only really leaves you with two floors that are available to stay on if you plan on taking his advice.The two reasons are very different, however they are both common fears among travellers staying away from home.Former soldier turned travel guru said he reckons you should only stay between the second and fourth floor because the ‘biggest thing that is overlooked is the risk of fire’.Talking to Sun Online Travel, he said: “When you arrive in a hotel, you’re in an unfamiliar environment which you think is safe.

Loose Women as the hosts discussed children, respect and responsibilities. The segment began as Janet Street-Porter gave her thoughts on whether children should call their teacher by the titles Miss, Mrs or Mr, or whether it is acceptable to call them by their first name.She called the idea “shocking” because teachers are not the students' “pal” or “best mate”, they have a “serious job”.Janet continued by saying that the child is not “an equal” to their superior as the educator is “more important than them” and has “special skills”.The Loose Women panellists then discussed respect towards elders.Host Charlene White added to the conversation: “Within our community, when you meet your elders you always call them Auntie or Uncle.”Janet interrupted her with: “It’s not just within your community, with all due respect.

Selome Hailu editor“Reservation Dogs,” FX’s new comedy about Indigenous teens in rural Oklahoma co-created by Taika Waititi and Sterlin Harjo, is breaking ground for Native American representation in Hollywood. With a team almost entirely made up of Native creatives, what’s the show’s most innovative storytelling element? According to them, it’s the simple fact that “Reservation Dogs” has a sense of humor.“TV and streaming is not as afraid as feature films have been to let us tell stories with Native lead actors,” Harjo told Variety at the “Reservation Dogs” premiere at NeueHouse Hollywood.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVThe indigenous experience is not a monolith, but “Reservation Dogs” co-creators Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi, who grew up in Oklahoma and New Zealand, respectively, still found a lot of commonality that they wanted to infuse into their new show.“I think one of the similarities in all those communities — indigenous communities — is humor,” Harjo said during a Television Critics Assn. press tour panel for the show on Wednesday.

thinks he is (he’s not sure) — though it’s obvious that Elora is both their driving force and collective conscience. They’re not bad kids, just bored and desperate to escape Okern, and in the first four episodes we learn more about their back stories, most notably about Bear, who lives with his mother Rita (Tamara Podemski, who appeared in Harjo’s “Four Sheets to the Wind”).

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticIt’s rare to see a series that conjures up a sense of place quite as well as does FX’s new “Reservation Dogs.” The series, set in and shot in Oklahoma with a cast, set of directors and writers’ room made up entirely of Indigenous people, lets us into a world television too rarely goes. The title reservation, a rural place where the only fun is what one makes for oneself, is a place our characters are keen to escape.

“Can I be Mr. Camouflage?” A young punk asks his friends in the closing moments of the “Reservation Dogs” pilot, helmed by Oscar-winning writer/director Taika Waititi (“Jojo Rabbit,” “What We Do In The Shadows”).