Ridley Scott’s ‘Raised By Wolves’ Is a Grim Bore: TV Review

Harry Maguire believes Manchester United made three mistakes as they drew with Burnley at Turf Moor on Tuesday night.

The alleged leader of a drugs gang texted an associate 'game over g!' as police uncovered guns and grenades during dramatic swoops at a block of flats in Stretford last year, a jury has been told.

The heartbroken mum of an 18-year-old who was killed by a dangerous driver says her son's death has 'destroyed' the family.

Ed Sheeran just announced some very big news!

Maluma steps out in a sharp graphic look for the premiere of his new movie, Marry Me, in Los Angeles on Tuesday night (February 8).

Jennifer Lopez had the support of her boyfriend Ben Affleck on Tuesday night as they attended a special screening of her latest film Marry Me in Los Angeles.The couple, who rekindled their romance last year after 17 years apart, looked very much in love as they posed for shutterbugs on the red carpet, with Affleck often planting kisses on Lopez's head.The 52-year-old singer/actress showcased her sensational legs ina fitted white lace mini dress and a pair of sky-high couture heels. Support system:Jennifer Lopez had the support of her boyfriend Ben Affleck on Tuesday night as they attended a special screening of her latest film Marry Me in Los AngelesThe On The Floor songstress' figure flattering dress cinched at the waist and featured long sleeves that allowed some of her skin to poke through.The number's bright white shade proved to be a stunning contrast to her honey toned tresses.

Chris Pine is getting ready to make his transition from in front of the camera to behind it, setting up his directorial debut Poolman.The 41-year-old actor is slated to star in and direct Poolman, with Annette Bening and Danny DeVito also set to star, according to Deadline.Pine is also going to co-write the script with Ian Cotler, a partner at the actor's Barry Linen Production Company. Director Chris:Chris Pine is getting ready to make his transition from in front of the camera to behind it, setting up his directorial debut Poolman Co-star:The 41-year-old actor is slated to star in and direct Poolman, with Annette Bening and Danny DeVito also set to star, according to DeadlinePoolman follows Pine's character, Darren Barrenman, described as, 'a hapless daydreamer and would-be philosopher.'He looks after the pool at the Tahitian Tiki apartment complex in Los Angeles and also spends his time crashing city council meetings with neighbors Jack (DeVito) and Diane (Bening).

Marry me, Jennifer Lopez? Perhaps the movie star’s beau Ben Affleck hasn’t popped the question just yet, but things are looking up for the couple who were photographed at Jennifer’s Marry Me Los Angeles movie premiere getting pretty cozy! J.Lo wore a gorgeous bridal-style white mini-dress, with long sleeves, lace detail, and an adorable shortened train that flipped out in the back. The “Let’s Get Loud” singer paired her dress with a silver clutch embroidered with white flowers and silver strappy pumps which also featured a flower-like details on the toe.

Magic Johnson is not only a legendary basketball player but a father of three. The 62-year-old was first drafted on the Los Angeles Lakers in 1979 and continued to play for them for 13 seasons. The basketball legend won countless amounts of MVP Awards and helped his team win many finals.

J. Kim Murphy George Spiro Dibie, a television cinematographer whose credits across a 48-year career ranged from “Barney Miller” to “Night Court” to “Sister, Sister,” died on Tuesday.

Chris Willman Music WriterHarry Styles’ success as an arena headliner was celebrated with an award for major tour of the year Tuesday night at the Pollstar Awards, held annually to honor the tours, festivals, venues, promoters, agents, managers, talent buyers and others judged to have achieved the greatest success in the live music sphere in the past year.Other artists singled out at the 33rd annual ceremony, held at the Beverly Hilton’s International Ballroom as part of the Pollstar Live! conference, included Lady Gaga, Chris Stapleton, Foo Fighters, J. Cole, Maroon 5, Dave Chappelle, Sebastian Maniscalco and Billy Strings.Artists typically make their acceptance speeches on video, as Styles did this year (although Elton John showed up to accept the top prize in the flesh two years ago).

John Lewis) in goes-with-everything sand-brown and M&S’s sleek black lug-soled lace-ups (£45). For those with a more generous budget, Legres’s chocolate suede College ankle boots (£490, Harvey Nichols) strike the perfect balance between clompy and chic.Giddy up, as cowboy boots are back in the saddle. The trick to steering the look away from fancy dress is to choose a boot with subtle nods to classic western features, rather than going the full Annie Oakley.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticThe first person we see in “Coastal Elites” — and for more than 20 minutes, the only person we see in “Coastal Elites” — is Miriam, a passionate retired teacher played by a flustered, silver-haired Bette Midler. Pleading across a table directly to the camera, which in this case represents a sympathetic cop, Miriam tells her side of the story that landed her in this interrogation room.

Independent.ie is reporting the actor is staying in a Georgian mansion in Killiney previously owned by businessman Alistair Tidey which has a pool, tennis court, tiered lawns, a separate coach house and amazing views over the bay.Meanwhile, the makers of Matt Damon’s film The Last Duel had booked The K Club in Kildare to quarantine cast and crew despite the fact the county is under lockdown.Filming on the movie was abandoned in March due to the COVID-19 restrictions but is set to begin again this week.He regularly signed autographs when he was spotted out and about and even rang into Spin 1038 radio station which had mounted a campaign to find him.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticIt’s not especially hard to make a triumphant sports season compelling. And for terrible seasons, there’s some perverse joy in satiating curiosity about what exactly went wrong.

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.

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.

As seen recently with Peacock's Brave New World and Apple TV+'s Servant, future dystopian series are all the rage.And now HBO Max is getting in on the trend with Alien auteur Ridley Scott, who is making histelevision series directorial debut for American audiences next month with Raised By Wolves.The streaming service dropped the second trailer for the show on Monday, and the vision found therein is at once hypnotic and terrifying, following a nascent civilization on a far-off planet that sees androids raising a new breed of humanity.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticIt only took a few weeks of social distancing to make the world that existed before COVID-19 feel absurdly out of reach. After building new routines of donning face masks and frantically wiping down precious groceries, a reality with dive bars, concerts and dinner parties becomes more and more abstract, not to mention painful to recall.

The latest trailer for Ridley Scott‘s “Raised by Wolves” teases a holy war that ended life on Earth, and the resulting conflict between the androids raising the next generation of humans and those who want to take the children away. The trailer shows even more imagery that looks like a mix of Scott’s “Alien” prequels and “Blade Runner,” with vast, desolated planets, and silver color-coded androids.