Stephanie Allain Selected for PGA/UCLA Vision Award (EXCLUSIVE)

The Good Boss, Fernando León de Aranoa’s comedy-drama starring Javier Bardem, dominated Spain’s top film prizes this year, The Goyas, collecting six awards including Best Picture.

plastic surgery on Facebook is the second to be hit by a lawsuit from the same surgeon.Jasmin Harley, 37, has found herself locked in a legal battle and too stressed to work after receiving a court writ claiming that comments she made online were defamatory.The Daily Star reported last summer how Dr Anh Nguyen took legal action against former patient Rebecca Hinsley who complained about her breast augmentation on the Facebook pages Tummy Tuck Western Australia and Botched Surgery Support Group.Dr Nguyen claims she had been defamed by both Ms Hinsley and Jasmin whose mental health has nose-dived since becoming embroiled in a legal row.Jasmin from Perth, Western Australia, got her first boob job in April 2017 but her smooth implants failed to hold the tissue and within six months, her breasts were 'near her knees again'. Over a year later Jasmin had revision surgery to "fix it" but claims her new implants were not what she asked for and her arms formed fat pockets as a result of excess skin removal.

Batman movie instead. His pregnant wife, 25, shared the story anonymously on Reddit where she revealed her partner's insensitive behaviour.

TikTok including day-to-day grocery shopping.In one video, she said she was surprised when she bought tampons in the Aussie shops."Why hasn't nobody mentioned this?" Gabrielle says."I do remember somebody commenting on my grocery hauls and said how I would be surprised how little the feminine product options here – but this is not what I was expecting when they said 'little'."She takes out a box with roughly four compact-sized tampons, all individually wrapped in colourful plastics.The TikToker continues: "This is what I get, I'm not gonna lie, it literally took me forever to open this but it's my first time and I wasn't used to this."This is not even as big as my pinky, it's tiny, which is fine...but where is the plastic insertion piece?" Gabrielle's question left some Aussie shocked as they said the applicator was for people to "learn how to use it".One explained: "We were taught the applicator ones were for learning then you just use your finger."A second said the plastic applicator was "bad for environment", adding: "Most European countries are selling the ones without plastic."Others commented that they could understand Gabrielle's frustration."That is not fine! I would have gone through that in 10 minutes," a viewer wrote and another penned: "I like the applicator, it makes it so much easier for when I get my nails done."Gabrielle made a second video and explained to her viewers that how the tampons with applicators look like.

Naman Ramachandran Speciality distributor Grasshopper Film has acquired U.S. distribution rights for Taiwanese auteur Tsai Ming-liang’s “Days” and will release the film in cinemas in 2021.Starring frequent Tsai collaborator Lee Kang-sheng (“Stray Dogs”) and Anong Houngheuangsy, the Bangkok-set film is a study of loneliness that observes an encounter between two men who forget the dark side of reality for one night.“Days” debuted at the Berlin earlier this year, where it won a special mention at the Teddy Awards.

Winners of two Palme d’Or awards at Cannes – Rosetta (1999) and The Child (2005) – Belgian filmmaking brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne are known for their incisive, socially minded output. In Young Ahmed (Le Jeune Ahmed), the brothers return once again to their favourite subject, underprivileged adolescent protagonists on the margins of society or in trouble with the law.The film won the Dardennes Cannes’ ‘Best Director’ gong last year and, despite its familiar tone, feels like something of a departure for the duo who have bravely chosen to broach a rather thorny subject.

Trial run! Cheryl Burke and Matthew Lawrence are learning parenting skills with the help of their new puppy.“This is a perfect test with our little dog,” the Dancing With the Stars pro, 36, exclusively told Us Weekly on Monday, August 3, while promoting her Diamond Art Club collection. “At least with kids, we can put a diaper on him, but these dogs, they just squat and that’s it.

New dad alert! Cheryl Burke gushed exclusively to Us Weekly about what an “amazing father” Artem Chigvintsev will be to his and Nikki Bella’s son.“Art has always been consistently such a great guy and super sweet,” the California native, 36, said on Monday, August 3, while promoting her Diamond Art Club collection.The season 2 winner “cried” when she heard about the Total Bellas star’s Friday, July 31, birth, but has yet to speak to the new parents. “I talked to him about a month into the [coronavirus] pandemic,” Burke explained to Us.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentFollowing his star turn in “Jauja,” a major hit at the 2014 Cannes Festival, Viggo Mortensen will re-team with Argentine director Lisandro Alonso on “Eureka,” one of the boldest upcoming art films from Latin America.Mortensen, who takes the lead role in “Eureka’s” first part, will be joined by France’s Chiara Mastroianni, a Cesar Award best actress nominee this year for “On a Magical Night,” and Portugal’s Maria de Medeiros (“Pulp Fiction”).In a nod towards “Jauja,” Mortensen once more takes the role of a father, here Murphy, searching for a daughter, again played by Denmark’s Viilbjørk Malling Agger, who has been kidnapped in “Eureka” by an outlaw, Randall.

Big Brother: All-Stars premiere and Us Weekly has an exclusive first look at inside the new house design for season 22.Longtime host Julie Chen takes us around the kitchen area — designed specifically for the highly anticipated return of the franchise’s veteran players — with graffiti art and paintings of past winners plastered on the walls.Immediately, a portrait of season 10 winner Dan Gheesling and his infamous “funeral” is visible on top of the refrigerator with season 16 winner Derrick Levasseur and the word “undercover” above, while seasons 3 and 7 legend Danielle Reyes’ “diary room devil horns” are shown nearby.On the wall near the dining table, you can see season 2 winner Dr. Will Kirby painted as the “puppet master,” and then

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticIn the late 1970s, when Hollywood was in the middle of its most seismic transformation since the collapse of the studio system (namely, the creation of blockbuster fundamentalism), there was a much-talked-about trend that seemed to fit all too snugly into the new world order. That was the arrival of hotshot British movie directors who had honed their craft in the rarefied world of English TV commercials (which, we were always told, were works of supreme techno-visual virtuosity compared to their American counterparts).At first there were two such transplants: Alan Parker and Ridley Scott.

pic.twitter.com/fVOcXARgKM— BAFTA (@BAFTA) July 31, 2020Bafta wrote on Twitter: “We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Bafta Fellow Alan Parker.“As Bafta-winning filmmaker, he brought us joy with Bugsy Malone, The Commitments, Midnight Express and many more.”From "Fame" to "Midnight Express," two-time Oscar nominee Alan Parker was a chameleon. His work entertained us, connected us, and gave us such a strong sense of time and place.

Manori Ravindran International EditorAlan Parker, an English movie director with an exceptionally wide-ranging oeuvre ranging from “Bugsy Malone” to “Evita,” from “Midnight Express” to “The Road to Wellville,” has died.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentLaurent Danielou’s Paris-based sales agent Loco Films has swooped on “Last Days of Spring” (“La Ultima Primavera”), a Spain-set first feature from Isabel Lamberti that will world premiere this September at San Sebastian Festival’s New Directors competition, the Festival confirmed Thursday.The Spanish festival’s main sidebar, New Directors highlights first and second features from helmers in Europe and beyond that often go on to strong festival play and sometimes fulsome sales.German-born, but raised in Spain and the Netherlands, Lamberti studied film and direction at the NYU Tisch School of the Arts and then the Netherlands Film Academy.

Jeff Vasishta What do you get when a military barracks in one of London’s most exclusive neighborhoods and a famous sports car designer hop into bed together? Luxury condos, of course! Twelve years in the making, Chelsea Barracks, a former military base in London’s ultra-ritzy Belgravia neighborhood, that’s undergone a $6 billion re-development spanning 13 acres, is gradually being unveiled. One of the jewels of the development is a bespoke five-bedroom unit which takes up an entire floor — that’s a mansion-sized 6,000+ square feet — and is currently on the market for just over $42 million.

Jamie Lang Netflix has ordered a new animated comedy series from “Norsemen” creators Jon Iver Helgaker and Jonas Torgersen, the creatives’ first foray into the cartoon arts at a time when adult-focused animation is booming and live-action production has slowed or stopped in many territories.“Captain Fall” will track titular Jonathan Fall, a wet-behind-the-ears yet good-hearted sea captain who unwittingly finds himself at the helm of a smuggling ship. Details about animation style, casting, direction and production have yet to be announced.Netflix has ordered 20 episodes of the show to be released in two parts.

Naman Ramachandran The Edinburgh TV festival has revealed the 30 successful candidates selected for its popular ‘Ones to Watch’ program.Reflecting the nature of the U.K. television industry, more than 70% of the candidates, including producers, directors, writers and journalists, are freelance, and the rest are from leading production companies and broadcasters, including the BBC, Lime Pictures, True North and RDF.

U.K. arts and culture network Sky Arts will become a free-to-air TV channel in September, "supercharging its mission to increase access to and drive participation in the arts," Comcast-owned pay TV giant Sky said.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentRuPaul’s award-winning show “Drag Race” is set for a Dutch makeover by World of Wonder, broadcaster RTL and Vincent TV. “Drag Race Holland” is being produced by Netherlands-based production company Vincent TV Production and executive Produced by World of Wonder, the format’s owners.

Erik Barmack, the former Netflix executive who oversaw its game-changing drive into production around the world is teaming with renowned French African artist Nicholle Kobi on “Queens,” a high-concept, stylish animated series about six extraordinary real-life African queens.Set up at Barmack’s L.A.-based Wild Sheep Content, the high-concept “Queens” is an attempt to reclaim for Black people around the world a history and source of inspiration that has been denied them by mainstream media and public education.The stories, one per episode, are being positioned as four-quadrant family-friendly entertainment with a target age group of 10 and up.They will mesh real-life events ranging over thousands of years of history and authenticated by

.While Shea and Jujubee made the finals on their previous seasons (season 9 and seasons 2 and, respectively), with Cracker just missing out on final 4 in season 10, the trio returned to the Werk Room ready to compete and quickly cemented themselves as this season's frontrunners via countless sickening runway looks, two top-tier Snatch Game performances and one trusty pickle costume.Ahead of Friday's finale — which will see one of the queens being inducted into the Hall of Fame — ET's Brice Sander chatted with the top 3 about winning the crown, feeling Rudeemed and whether we'll ever get to the bottom of the Alexis and India feud.I’m in love! Are you? Had such a blast creating my verse for this weeks challenge.