SXSW Film Review: Gracie Otto’s ‘Seriously Red’

Simon Cowell is speaking out about getting injected with facial fillers for years and then realizing he had to stop.

Naman Ramachandran Warner Bros.’ “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore” debuted atop the U.K. and Ireland box office with £5.8 million ($7.6 million), according to numbers released by Comscore. In its second weekend, Paramount’s “Sonic The Hedgehog 2” collected £2.9 million and now has a total of £10.6 million.

creatures have washed up on Australian beaches following weeks of record rainfall.

Apple could start making chargers that let you power up two devices at once, if alleged leaked photos are anything to go by.ChargerLAB took to Twitter to share images claiming to be of an unreleased new 35W power adapter from Apple. The images show that the charger will have foldable prongs as well as dual USB-C ports for dual charging.

Real Madrid star Federico Valverde’s girlfriend stunned fans by sharing a snap of her son seemingly pooing at the Bernabeu.The midfielder’s partner, Mina Bonino, was part of the family and friends cohort in attendance at the Santiago Bernabeu during their 2-0 La Liga win over Getafe on the weekend. After the match, Bonino decided to take a photo of her son Benicio squatting on the pitch for Instagram, where she regularly uploads pics of her, Valverde and Valverde Jr.The stunning brunette then posted the snap with the bizarre caption: “Can they have a photo at the Bernabeu sh*****?”Discontent with her already-controversial remark, Bonino then decided to take aim at ex-Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa.

TikTok clip that has racked up 734,000 views, Bonnie shared that she was branded ‘ignorant’ by one rude woman.As she wore her brunette hair down and a grey cable knit jumper, the woman explained the lows of working in a shop.She first mimicked the question: “Why doesn’t anyone want to work in retail?”Bonnie then explained: “Let me tell you why, this happened to me yesterday one hour into my shift.“I’m on the till, there’s a postal service here. I’m helping a lovely lady on that and in the middle of speaking, and then we will call her ‘Karen’, she comes up and throws a scratch card at me and just goes ‘check that’.”Bonnie then had to stop speaking to the other customer she was helping after she was left in shock at what had just happened.The retail worker said: “Bearing in mind she said it and then walked off to look at the scratch cards.“So she was just expecting me to drop everything, and didn't even check if I was busy.

FIFA are planning to change how sport is consumed on TV, as they look set to release a football version of Netflix and Amazon Prime.Unlike the majority of streaming platforms, FIFA's service is said to be free to download. And their early content will feature documentaries as well as some live matches when the platform is launched.However, their service could pave the way for them to eventually broadcast FIFA World Cup matches at a price, as they look to change how the sport is consumed on TV.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterThe CMT Music Awards aired for the first time on CBS and Paramount Plus Monday night, drawing 5.16 million viewers for the live telecast in early Nielsen numbers, which is up 521% from last year’s show on Paramount-owned cable channel CMT.The 5.16 million total viewer tally accounts for both linear ratings on CBA and live streams via television sets for Paramount Plus and other digital CBS platforms. The final Live + Same Day ratings for the 2022 CMT Awards, including out-of-home-viewing, will be released later Tuesday.

In this collector's edition of OK!, we pay homage to the Queen’s magnificent reign, beginning with her childhood years and recounting her unexpected and sudden rise to the throne.The special issue also tells the story of her enduring 73-year marriage to her beloved Philip, and revisit all the monarch’s milestone moments – including her unforgettable Coronation and her Commonwealth tours. And if that wasn't enough, explore her closest and most important relationships as this bumper issue also provides a close up on what it’s like to have lived with and worked for one of the most iconic figureheads of all time.

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Happy for her! Kevin Federline’s camp sent good vibes to Britney upon news of her pregnancy. The pop star announced she was expecting Monday.

Not everyone has dinner with one of the richest men on the planet, but such is the life of Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson. Kim, 41, and Pete, 28, went on a double-date with Jeff Bezos and his girlfriend, Lauren Sánchez, at A.O.C. restaurant in Los Angeles on Monday (Apr. 11). The four enjoyed the California-French eatery, spending several hours at the restaurant before making their way out. Pete and Kim looked like two lovesick fools as they exited A.O.C., with Kim laughing while clinging to her boyfriend.

Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard have arrived in court ahead of the next stage of their legal battle.Johnny, 58, flashed a grin to the camera on Tuesday (April 13) as he was walked into the building donned in a smart black suit and shirt, with an eye-popping white tie.However, Amber, 35, was snapped looking more miserable as she turned her head and caught the lens of a photographer, while dressed in a smart grey blazer.The Virginia USA court saw the former couple enter on Monday (April 12) with them both most likely being incredibly nervous under their smart surfaces as millions of pounds are at stake.Johnny and his former wife, Amber will go head-to-head in a multi-million-pound defamation case at a Virginia, USA court.The Pirates of the Caribbean star and Amber are expected to give their evidence in person at the trial with other famous faces such as Elon Musk and James Franco expected to give testimonies too.The lawsuit is taking place at the Fairfax County District Courthouse in which Depp is asking for £38.2m ($50m) in damages.The 58-year-old took action against his ex, 35, after she wrote a detailed opinion piece in 2018, where she spoke about her experiences with domestic abuse.The Jack Sparrow star's lawyers claimed that the article, which was published by the Washington Post, falsely implied that Amber was physically and sexually abused by Johnny when they were married.Johnny argues the allegations have affected his career, with most notably, his role in Fantastic Beasts being axed.Though Amber's piece titled "I spoke up against sexual violence — and faced our culture's wrath.

Love Island star Arabella Chi almost caused an internet meltdown as she ditched her bottoms for a sizzling hot display online.Wearing a tight-fitted latex corset in the colour black, the 31-year-old left little to the imagination while she posed up a storm for her 670k Instagram followers.Adding black leather boots to the look, Arabella smouldered as she gave a striking pose while on her knees.She also ensured her make was applied to perfection, as the beaming rays from the sun hit down on her gorgeous tanned skin.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing a new wave of pressure to resign after it was revealed that he and Chancellor Rishi Sunak will be fined as part of the police probe into allegations of No 10 lockdown parties.

Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale are stepping out to promote their new movie Seriously Red!

The 1980 comedy hit 9 To 5 came at a crucial turning point for women in the workplace. Star/Producer Jane Fonda explains in the new documentary of its creation and the movement that spawned it, that she and producting partner Bruce Gilbert wanted to do a serious film on the struggle women had endured for decades, but instead decided that to get anyone to pay attention the only way to do it was with laughs. Thus a smash hit comedy was born, initially with a screenplay by Patricia Resnick that as she explained was met with creative differences, and then later saw its problems solved when ironically a man, the late Colin Higgins (Harold And Maude) came in to write and direct the final film.

Video: Critics' Choice Awards (The Independent)Kate Miller-Heidke performs for Australia during 2019 Eurovision semi-finalsJavier Bardem recalls the time he worked as a stripperEmotional video of Ryan Coogler meeting a young Black Panther fan shows why representation matters in moviesDisney releases first trailer for Obi-Wan KenobiJohnny Rotten unmasked as Jester on The Masked Singer USPatti Smith praises Greta Thunberg and the new generation's fight to force changeCarrie Underwood on 1DGrammys 2019: Dolly Parton and Miley Cyrus sing 'Jolene' duetMorgan Wallen issues lengthy apology after racial slur incidentLGBTQ+ Florida senator makes tearful plea against 'Don't Say Gay' billJackie Weaver 'felt manipulated' during infamous parish council Zoom meetingEastenders viewers point out hilarious moment when Ruby Allens legs 'disappear'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 - Final TrailerBill Murray and Dan Aykroyd in original Ghostbusters promoDua Lipa celebrates International Women's Day with schoolgirls at museumRocketman - TrailerAll three will compete with coming-of-age tale "Licorice Pizza" and "Don't Look Up", a humorous warning about climate change, for the top prize of the night, best film. Singer Shirley Bassey will open the show, performing a James Bond movie theme in honour of the film franchise's 60th anniversary.

Video: Critics' Choice Awards (The Independent)Emotional video of Ryan Coogler meeting a young Black Panther fan shows why representation matters in moviesDisney releases first trailer for Obi-Wan KenobiJohnny Rotten unmasked as Jester on The Masked Singer USPatti Smith praises Greta Thunberg and the new generation's fight to force changeCarrie Underwood on 1DGrammys 2019: Dolly Parton and Miley Cyrus sing 'Jolene' duetMorgan Wallen issues lengthy apology after racial slur incidentLGBTQ+ Florida senator makes tearful plea against 'Don't Say Gay' billJackie Weaver 'felt manipulated' during infamous parish council Zoom meetingEastenders viewers point out hilarious moment when Ruby Allens legs 'disappear'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 - Final TrailerBill Murray and Dan Aykroyd in original Ghostbusters promoDua Lipa celebrates International Women's Day with schoolgirls at museumRocketman - Trailer11-year-old Ukrainian refugee traveled alone 1000km to Slovakia to get to safetyMinisters questioned on net zero targets and climate summitsThe separate category of best British film comprises “After Love,” “Ali & Ava,” “Belfast,” “Boiling Point,” “Cyrano,” “Everybody’s Talking About Jamie,” “House of Gucci,” “Last Night in Soho,” “No Time to Die” and “Passing. ”The contenders for best actor are Cumberbatch, Adeel Akhtar for “Ali & Ava,” Mahershala Ali for “Swan Song,” Stephen Graham for “Boiling Point,” Leonardo DiCaprio for “Don’t Look Up” and Will Smith for “King Richard”Leading actress nominees are Lady Gaga for “House of Gucci,” Alana Haim for “Licorice Pizza,” Emilia Jones for “Coda,” Renate Reinsve for “The Worst Person in The World,” Joanna Scanlan for “After Love” and Tessa Thompson for “Passing.

The meat of this melancholy, live-action country ballad is left up to the imagination, somewhere in the missing years between the title credits and the point at which Michael Morris’s feature debut actually starts. It’s probably just as well, since To Leslie is a hard enough watch as it is, not because it’s significantly depressing (redemption is suggested in myriad moments in its two-hour running time) but because it’s a testament to Andrea Riseborough’s never less than committed performance that it’s hard to see such a sad and vulnerable woman snatch defeat from the jaws of victory at every turn. There are no indications on screen, but anecdotal reports that screenwriter Ryan Binaco based the script on his own mother seem pretty credible.

Addie Morfoot ContributorAt this year’s South by Southwest Film Festival, three documentaries – Camille Hardman and Gary Lane’s “Still Working 9 to 5,” Julie Cohen and Betsy West’s “Gabby Giffords Won’t Back Down” and  Ron Howard’s “We Feed People” – use a celebrity lens to take a deep dive into hot button political issues.Hardman’s “Still Working 9 to 5” explores the origins and success of the 1980 film “9 to 5,” which addresses gender inequality and discrimination in the workplace and stars Jane Fonda, Dolly Parton, Lily Tomlin and Dabney Coleman. All four stars appear in the docu to discuss the iconic comedy.