‘Six Months,’ ‘The Castle,’ ‘Hesitation Wound’ Win San Sebastian Forum, WIP Latam, WIP Europe

This week marks one year since Brian Laundrie‘s body was found in the Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park in Florida. It was the end of a long search, but it wasn’t the end of the investigation — not even close.

Oof. Jana Kramer put up with SO much more than we ever realized.

Joy Corrigan shared several photos that had been taken during her Hawaiian getaway on her Instagram account on Thursday.In the snaps, the 27-year-old model made the most of her trip to the tropical getaway destination and struck several poses as she spent time in front of the cameras.The fashion industry personality also included a shot of the gorgeous view that she had from her temporary lodgings with the photoset. In paradise: Joy Corrigan shared several photos that had been taken during her Hawaiian getaway on her Instagram account on Thursday Hot stuff! She made a point of showing off her upper chest, which was partially visible at the top portion of her outfit, in several shots Corrigan wore a form-hugging light brown dress that conformed tightly to her toned midsection and showed off her sculpted arms.She made a point of showing off her upper chest, which was partially visible at the top portion of her outfit, in several shots.

Joy Corrigan looked incredibly toned as she posed in pink string bikini in images to her Instagram page on Thursday.The 27-year-old Victoria's Secret veteran gave fans a good look at her curves while in the little suit by BLACKBOUGHSWIM as she posed outdoors. The siren has been enjoying an early autumn vacation at the Hotel Wailea in Hawaii.'Beach Barbiecore,' she wrote in her caption as she noted she had on sunglasses by Quay and was holding a purse by Bottega Veneta.

Harry Styles, Jessie Buckley & Bernard Butler, Joy Crookes, Kojey Radical, Nova Twins, Sam Fender, Self Esteem, Wet Leg, and Yard Act to the gong.Accepting her prize onstage, Little Simz said she was ‘very overwhelmed and grateful’ to receive the accolade.‘To my family over here, my loved ones right here,’ she beamed. ‘I want to say a huge thank you to the Mercury for this incredible prize.‘I want to say thank you to my brother and close collaborator Inflo… he’s known me since I was so young, he’s stuck by me, we created this album together.‘There was times in the studio when I didn’t know if I was going to finish this record, I was feeling all the emotions and really going through it.

Students at St Andrews braved the grey autumn skies of Scotland to celebrate 'Raisin Monday', a tradition in which first year students take part in a mass foam fight. The convention in different forms dates back to the early days of the university, which was founded in 1614.  New arrivals would give senior students a pound of raisins to thank them for their help in adapting to university life, in exchange for a receipt written in Latin.

Geena Davis “really wanted to be small” and struggled to fit in because of her height. The ‘Thelma and Louise’ actress, who started her career as a lingerie model, has opened up about the insecurity she had with her height when she was younger and confessed that she felt like a misfit as she was taller than her school colleagues. She told The New Yorker: "I was tall from a baby.

Girls Aloud reunited for a bittersweet gala recently in memory of bandmate Sarah Harding. And, much to the shock of fans, there showing his support for Cheryl was ex-boyfriend Liam Payne. The event was organised by Cheryl, Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts to raise funds in memory of their beloved bandmate, who tragically died last September following a battle with breast cancer.

Patti LuPone has branded the Actors' Equity Association (AEA) the "worst union". The 73-year-old actress announced earlier this week that she is leaving the organisation and although she's been a member for five decades, the 'American Horror Story' star claimed they have no idea who she is. She told People magazine: "They accepted my resignation and told me that if I ever wanted to rejoin, I'd have to be approved.

James Bond actor Daniel Craig has received the same honour bestowed on 007, after being awarded a CMG at Windsor Castle for services to film and theatre. Craig was made a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George – the same honour held by Ian Fleming’s iconic character – by the Princess Royal on Tuesday morning. A CMG is the honour often given to diplomats, and the fictional spy is described as holding it in both the films and the books.

Carson Daly feels "18 again" after undergoing spinal surgery. The 49-year-old broadcaster went under the knife seven weeks ago in a bid to fix chronic back pain caused by a snowmobiling accident several years earlier and he is delighted the "real hardcore" procedure - which saw an intervertebral disc removed and replaced with a spacer - "worked". Returning to the 'Today' show on Tuesday (17.

DMA’S have announced their fourth album ‘How Many Dreams?’ and shared new single ‘Everybody’s Saying Thursday’s The Weekend’. Check out all the details below alongside a chat with the band and exclusive photos from the album’s studio sessions.Out March 31, 2023 and now available for pre-order here, ‘How Many Dreams?’ will see DMA’S continue to branch out from the guitar-driven Britpop anthems of their first two records. “We were finding our feet with a more modern sound on [2019’s] ‘The Glow’,” Johnny Took told NME at Reading & Leeds, where they absolutely owned their main stage slot ahead of performances from Bastille and Halsey.“With ‘How Many Dreams’, we really nailed that down and experiments with a lot of different sounds and different genres.

Comedian Lisa Gilroy has worked on Brooklyn 99, Fairview and will next be seen on Netflix’s upcoming Glamorous, but when she took to social media this morning, Gilroy struggled to describe “what happened last week” when she said she invited five fans to the set of an unnamed show on which she’s working.

cheating wife-from-hell who vowed to "destroy" her husband following the collapse of their 21-year marriage conjured up fake rape claims after he refused to do house work, a court has heard.Former town councillor Sharon Taylor, 61, was married to her husband David for 21 years before they split when she admitted having an affair.And after David moved out of their home in Malvern, Worcs., last year she still bombarded her estranged husband with abusive “non-stop” messages demanding he continue to carry out household chores.READ MORE: Putin's conscripts told to take tampons to frontline to soak up blood from bullet woundsBetween March and April this year she sent him 216 messages including one branding him a “robotic Nazi”.Taylor then went to the post office where he worked and lied to his boss, claiming he had raped her over a number of years.She continued to hound her husband and threatened to report him to the police for rape unless he quit his job.Taylor was found guilty of stalking and blackmail charges when she appeared at Worcester Crown Court on Monday, but avoided jail.She wept in the dock when she was sentenced to a total of two years and three months, suspended for two years.She was also ordered to complete 30 days rehabilitation and slapped with a restraining order, banning her from contacting her husband.Taylor, a former Independent who was elected to Malvern Town Council, began her vile campaign against her husband last year.Michael Aspinall, prosecuting, said Taylor sent messages asking him for money and to do domestic chores, forcing him to have to remind her the relationship was over.For the latest breaking news stories and incredible tales from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.H

Kody butting heads with Gabriel and his other older children about his decision to implement COVID-19 protocols with his family. In the past, Gabriel and the other children accused him of favoring his younger wife, Robyn, during the pandemic. “It just seems like he’s tired of putting effort into maintaining something with me," Gabriel says.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent Headed by ex-HBO exec James Costos, Los Angeles and Madrid-based Secuoya Studios and Colombia’s Caracol Television have closed a framework deal to jointly develop, produce and finance scripted series over the next year.  The agreement seals an alliance between two of Latin America’s powerhouses, with large international ambitions. Amazon’s Prime Video and now Mediawan have boarded Secuoya Studios’ flagship series “Zorro,” starring “Elite’s” Miguel Bernardeau and Renata Notni, directed by “Money Heist’s” Javier Quintas. Producer of iconic longer-format series, Caracol TV’s “La Reina del Flow” Season 1 sold to over 100 countries; “El Rey; Vicente Fernandez” Season 1 bowed on Netflix Sept. 12 , shooting to No. 3 in global non-English charts. 

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent The dream child of 10 Basque businessmen who hoped to prolong San Sebastián’s summer season into late September, the San Sebastian Film Festival was born on Sept. 21, 1953.  Presented by bullfighter Mario Cabré, who romanced Ava Gardner, and comprising just 19 films, won by “La guerra de Dios,” directed by Rafael Gil., rescued from a potential Republican firing squad by Luis Buñuel not so many years before. Fireworks, bullfights and quayside parties regaled the film week. From that first edition remain the beauty and gastronomy of San Sebastian, a Belle Epoque resort boasting the spectacular white-sand Concha Bay, steep-backed hills, an old quarter of higgeldy-piggeldy streets and a trio of three-star Michelin restaurants. 70 years later, San Sebastián still stuns.     

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent Armando Espitia, who broke out as the hapless young factory worker in Amat Escalante’s Cannes winner “Heli,” is attached to star in “Six Months in the Pink and Blue Building,” a feature project being brought to San Sebastian’s Europe-Latin America Co-Production Forum by Mexico’s Bruno Santamaría Raso.  Also on board is actor – and writer-producer – Sofia Espinosa, who fulfilled all three roles in Max Zunino’s “Los Bañistas” and “Bruma” and won a Mexican Academy Ariel for her tearaway performance as Gloria Trevi in “Gloria.” Written and to be directed by Santamaría, “Six Months in the Pink and Blue Building,” (“Seis meses en el edificio rosa con azul,”) marks his first fiction feature. He caught attention and won a Chicago Golden Hugo Golden Hugo and Golde Q Hugo for best documentary for “Things We Dare Not Do,” a movie straddling fiction in its finish, production values and narrative structures as it depicts Toño, the eldest son and second father to a swarm of siblings, living in a benighted village on marshy plains and plucking up the courage to tell his mother that he’s gay.     

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent Austrian director Ulrich Seidl has cancelled his visit to San Sebastian for the Sept. 18 world premiere of “Sparta,” amid allegations of impropriety and child exploitation made against the director. The world premiere will still go ahead at San Sebastian with the film playing in main competition contending for San Sebastian’s Gold Shell. Seidl’s decision comes after the Toronto Film Festival pulled “Sparta” and on Sept. 14, FilmFest Hamburg announced that it would no longer be giving Seidl its Douglas Sirk Award, though it would be screening “Sparta.”