‘Rimini’ Review: A Riveting, Upsetting Ulrich Seidl Slow-Burn Electrified by a Stunning Central Turn

Walt Disney Company Chief Executive Officer Bob Chapek issued a memo to the company’s LGBTQ+ and ally employees apologizing over his handling of the controversy over the media conglomerate’s response to Florida HB 1557, colloquially known as the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill.

An American journalist was killed by Russian troops in Ukraine on Sunday (March 13), according to Ukranian police. Brent Renaud, a 51-year-old award-winning writer and filmmaker, was fatally shot when Russian forces opened fire on a car near the Romanivsky Bridge in the town of Irpin, near the capital of Kyiv, per a Facebook post by the head of Kyiv’s regional police unit, Andriy Nebytov. Another reporter was also wounded in the attack and hospitalized, Nebytov wrote.

BTS just broke yet another record.

Sandra Bullock appeared at SXSW in Austin, Texas, for the premiere of her new movie “The Lost City”.

Do you think Chelsea will be able to complete the season despite their current financial restraints? Let us know in the comments section.Mason Mount has become an integral part of this Chelsea squad since breaking through under Frank Lampard.Since Tuchel arrived at Stamford Bridge, his status as the Blues' main man has only heightened - and it's fair to say the German has a lot of trust in his English superstar.So much so, that he took a risk for this game and deployed Mount in an unfamiliar deeper role, with Timo Werner, Hakim Ziyech and Kai Havertz given the nod to form an attacking trio.That meant Mount played in a three-man midfield alongside N'Golo Kante and Jorginho, but Tuchel's tactical switch-up saw the Three Lions star endure a frustrating afternoon.He got forward on occasions - and was close to opening the scoring in the first half - but he wasn't able to have a huge impact on the game.Indeed, Mount was replaced in the 63rd minute after enduring a difficult afternoon. Romelu Lukaku's recent struggles have been well documented - but Chelsea could have done with the big Belgian on the pitch for longer than 30 minutes.

Channel 4 programme The Inbetweeners when it hit our TV screens, and 12 years on from her last role within the franchise she looks totally different.Lily Lovett is best known for starring in the popular comedy programme as Rachel, Carli D'Amato's best friend.Carli was one of the main supporting characters in the series and was best known for being Simon Cooper's long-time crush. Simon was near on obsessed with Carli, which is something that Rachel enjoyed mocking him about.One of the episodes she is best-known for starring in was the iconic episode Night Out in London where Will McKenzie tried his luck with flirting with the stunning brunette.

Mikel Arteta has been told to ensure that Bukayo Saka doesn't leave Arsenal this summer by handing him the armband following Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's departure.The England international has been in fine form in the Premier League this season - and will have dreams of playing in the Champions League next time out.Although the Gunners look well-placed to secure a top-four finish, there could well be interest in Saka from European giants as a result of his increasingly impressive performances.Former Manchester City defender Joleon Lescott has given his thoughts on the future of the 20-year-old, offering up some advice for his former Everton colleague Arteta.Speaking to LiveScore, Lescott said: "You need someone who is going to be playing every week, who can be accountable — and I think Bukayo Saka is that man."Though he’s still only young, he endured something in the summer with England that most wouldn’t face in their entire career."I think Mikel Arteta said it himself, that coming through that penalty miss has done wonders for his character and confidence and I think he’d relish that responsibility.Who should be Arsenal's next permanent captain? Give us your thoughts in the comments section"Also, from an Arsenal perspective, Saka is a player they have to keep hold of at all costs."He has aspirations to play in the Champions League next season, but by giving him the armband, I think he’d be far less likely to leave if they did miss out on the top four."He’s come through the ranks, he loves the club — he simply has to be a leading candidate."Joleon Lescott was speaking to LiveScore. To read his full column, click here.

Jake Paul has continued his taunting of Conor McGregor, branding the returning UFC star as 'sloppy'. Paul has been putting in the hard yards as he prepares for a potential switch to the octagon, with a spot in the UFC possibly on the cards for the American in the future.

Dancing On Ice's Ashley Banjo has broke his silence over Ben Foden's shocking departure after he'd became the first contestant to leave the 2022 series.The 36-year-old and his partner Robin Johnstone failed to impress the judges and folk at home and he was therefore booted-off of the programme first - which didn't sit well with his wife Jackie Foden Smith.Jackie flocked to Instagram with a scathing statement as she branded the show as "popularity contestant" while protesting that the result was unfair.In a recent interview with the Mirror, judge Ashley seemed to agree with Jackie that it had been tough going that Ben had slipped through the net so early on.However, he wanted it to be known that unfortunately good people have missed out because the competition is just so fierce this year - with many talented skaters taking to the rink.Speaking about Ben's exit, he told the publication: "His lifts were strong and he and his partner Robin [Johnstone] executed the routine really well,"He added: "But him leaving first just showed us how tough the competition is in this series. Everyone is brilliant."In a lengthy rant on social media Jackie previously penned: "As for the show, what's the point of saying it's a skate competition when it's really just a popularity competition."Why divide the skaters into two weeks, groups of your choosing, and why not judge all the scores together after the two weeks?"She continued: "And what's the point of having a judging panel when it's all down to a public vote.

Loose Women star Coleen Nolan has stated she would "NEVER" go back on the Dancing On Ice rink.Coleen starred on the ITV show back in 2009 but has vowed to never step foot on the ice that "hated" her ever again.Talking exclusively to Daily Star, Coleen opened up about her Dancing On Ice experience and her thoughts on the current series.Although she loves the series and claims that it gets "better" every year, she is not interested in any all-stars series opportunities.Coleen said: "Just when you think it can’t get any better, it does. And each year there seem to be much harder tasks to achieve."When asked if it would be something she would do again, the star put her foot down and said there was no chance.Coleen, 56, laughed and said: "I would NEVER do it again."She also stated that the hardest part about the competition, the TV star continued: "The hardest part about the whole thing was the ice, it just hated me."While thinking back at her skating skint, she continued: "I can’t believe it’s been 13 years since I did it, I still feel sick when I hear the music, however, Dancing on Ice really taught me how to be brave and I’ve carried that with me since."The experience as a whole was absolutely amazing but also so so scary."Talking about who she thinks will steal the title this year, she explained: "I think Either Brendan Cole or Kymberley Wyatt will win.

Hollywood’s biggest stars right now and Leonardo DiCaprio will probably spring to mind.The definition of an A-lister, he’s been filling the big screen and stalking red carpets ever since he broke out in the early 1990s. His efforts have seen him nominated for a mass of prestigious awards, winning everything from Oscars to BAFTAs.

For sports fans, “The Last Dance” was an all-you-can-eat buffet of sports history, a detailed examination of Michael Jordan‘s complex, but always astonishing, career. That series – or movie, if you’re someone who likes to be combative on Letterboxd – may have also adjusted our appetite for sports documentaries, moving away from feature-length entries and towards more episodic storytelling.

'Armed police' descended on a block of flats in Dundee after a man 'barricaded himself' inside.

Police are searching for a teen who has disappeared from Aberdeen where she had been visiting family.

The fight for better mental health services led by a Lanarkshire mum who lost her partner to suicide, has taken more positive steps in the right direction.

Despite Covid restrictions coming to an end by law in Scotland later this month, there are still some travel rules in place.

Largs Thistle boss Stuart Davidson says his side have only themselves to blame after crashing out of the Scottish Junior Cup.

KATIE Price compared sleeve tattoos with fiancé Carl Woods as the loved-up couple frolicked in the sea in Thailand. The 43-year-old got her latest inking done last week, covering her forearm in flowers as a tribute to her terminally ill mum Amy.

Todrick Hall proved to be an endless source of drama during his time on “Celebrity Big Bother”, ending the show on a controversial note when he lost to Miesha Tate, but was said to be unavailable for interviews due to a “scheduling conflict.”

There’s bleak, there’s despairing, and then there is Ulrich Seidl, Austrian chronicler of the marginal, the miserable and plain mad. If there are Nazis still worshipping Hitler in some rural basement, Seidl will dig them out. Closet religious fanatics, marriages mired in cruelty, depraved things respectable people do on holiday that nobody at home will know about: Ulrich Seidl sets them out for all to see. Perhaps the Rimini director/co-writer is not so much bleak as relentlessly clear-eyed.

Christopher Vourlias Austrian director Ulrich Seidl, whose latest feature “Rimini” plays in the main competition at this year’s Berlin Film Festival, is winding down production on his next film, Variety can reveal.“Sparta” is a companion piece to Seidl’s competition entry and revolves around the brother of that film’s protagonist, the washed-up singer Richie Bravo. “[‘Rimini’] actually originated as a much larger story,” the director told Variety.