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Fans of Emily in Paris are in for a treat as the second half of the show's fourth season is set to premiere on Netflix soon. The series, which stars Lily Collins as the vibrant American marketing expert navigating life in Paris, will release its latest episodes on September 12th, much to the delight of its eager fanbase.

Seoul-based Finecut has boarded Tristes Tropiques, an upcoming action film by Korean director Park Hoon-jung.

Alex Ritman Asif Kapadia sees a future vision of the world where “chairwoman” Ivanka Trump is celebrating her 30th year as leader of a nightmarish fascist police state that was once America, a land mostly reduced to rubble following an unknown “catastrophe” that occurred in 2036. “It’s kind of a joke, but it’s also not a joke,” says the British filmmaker of mentioning Donald Trump’s daughter in “2073,” his chilling docudrama about the dystopia humanity is potentially hurtling towards and the very real and very contemporary factors concerning politics, the environment, corruption, race and technology that he says are propelling us in that direction.

As the nights grow longer and the temperature drops, it's time to embrace the cosy nights in that come with autumn. And nothing will complete your snuggly snofa time quite like some great pyjamas, which is why Boux Avenue's Stripe Heart Modal Pyjama Set, priced at £48, is getting all the love from shoppers who are praising its "cosy and warm" feel. Crafted with a blend that includes 95% modal fabric, these PJs are not only super soft but also excellent at retaining heat, ensuring you stay toasty during those snug evenings in.The addition of 5% spandex provides the perfect amount of stretch for ultimate comfort whether you're lounging or snoozing.

EastEnders has initiated Keanu Taylor's murder trial, with Dean Wicks (portrayed by Matt Di Angelo) potentially facing imprisonment for a brutal crime he didn't commit, leaving some viewers distracted.

Charli XCX has officially declared an end to ‘Brat’ summer in a new post on social media today (September 2).Charli XCX’s seventh album ‘Brat’ has been at the centre of its own cultural phenomenon since it was released back in June. Its simple lime green artwork became a meme, while fans on social media have embraced the record’s hedonistic aesthetic and attitude.Charli XCX tweeted “Kamala IS brat”, following Joe Biden endorsing Kamala Harris as his successor in the 2024 US presidential race, leading to political pundits embarrassingly trying and failing to explain the ‘Brat’ phenomenon.Among the countless ways that her album has taken over the summer is Chappell Roan sharing a selfie holding a CD copy of ‘Brat’, leading fans to believe that she will feature on a forthcoming Charli track, and Charli recently bringing the album to Ibiza for a ‘Party Girl’-inspired set at the Boiler Room.‘Brat’ was also nominated for the Mercury Prize and received much critical acclaim with a string of five and four star reviews.Now, on social media, Charli has declared ‘Brat’ summer officially over, writing: “goodbye forever brat summer.”The musician also shared a series of clips on Instagram that show some of the key moments from ‘Brat’ summer, including the viral TikTok dance to ‘Apple’ .

EXCLUSIVE: Venice Critics’ Week title Don’t Cry Butterfly has been boarded by CJ CGV Vietnam for distribution in Vietnam.

Pedro Almodóvar unveiled his latest feature, and his first in English, The Room Next Door, here at the Venice Film Festival this evening, receiving a mega 18-minute, 36-second ovation.

Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia of Sweden have announced that they are expecting their fourth child.The Swedish royal couple married in June 2015 after dating for five years and share three sons - Prince Alexander, eight, Prince Gabriel, seven, and Prince Julian, three. In a statement, Prince Carl and Princess Sofia said: "Their Royal Highnesses Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia are delighted to announce that The Princess is expecting their fourth child.

The Chase viewers were in for a treat on Monday's show as they witnessed not one, but two chasers in the latest ITV episode. After a break, the beloved quiz show returned with a fresh series and a special twist to mark its 15th anniversary. Bradley Walsh, leading the charge, introduced the 'Double Trouble' feature, where two quiz masters would challenge the team of four contestants.

Lanarkshire singer Michelle McManus helped a note-perfect community interest company supporting vulnerable people across North Lanarkshire celebrate receiving £35,000 of funding.

Coronation Street viewers were left amazed at the transformation of four characters as they made an almost unrecognisable return to the popular ITV soap.

Resident DJs, food stalls and creative pop-ups will form part of the line-up for a free all-day party taking place under some of Manchester’s most iconic railway arches on Saturday.

Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard have confirmed that Fern Britton is set to make a return to 'This Morning'. Following the commercial break, the presenting pair shared some "exciting news" with their audience.

When it comes to ensuring you have the best night's sleep possible, having quality bedding shouldn't be underestimated. Having a good set of sheets not only set the mood for your entire room, but should be comfortable, breathable and regulate your temperature - even during autumn and winter.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Giulio Donato‘s “Labyrinths,” which plays in an Out of Competition slot at Venice Days, an independent sidebar to the Venice Film Festival, has debuted a first clip (below). Open Reel is handling international sales. The film centers on Francesco, an introverted guy, born in a village surrounded by nature in the mountains of Calabria.

Carole Horst Alexandra Simpson makes her feature directing and writing debut with Venice Critics Week entry “No Sleep Till,” a dreamy, visually striking look at locals in a small Florida beach town under the threat of a hurricane. Shot by Sylvain Froidevaux, the humidity drips off the screen as teenagers party and skateboard, and a girl mans the register at a souvenir shop that barely attract any customers. There’s an aspiring comic and his buddy, who can’t quite make the leap to the bigger-time clubs up north, a Zen-like storm chaser and public pool caretakers.

Addie Morfoot Contributor Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is the topic of a new feature documentary, “The Bibi Files” produced by Oscar winner Alex Gibney and directed by Alexis Bloom. The two-hour docu, which will screen as work-in-progress at the Toronto Film Intl. Festival, features never-before-seen police interrogation footage of Netanyahu.

Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton, deals with a controversial topic: euthanasia. Marking Almodóvar’s first English-language feature, “The Room Next Door” stars the two Oscar winners as Ingrid (Moore) and Martha (Swinton), who were close friends in their youth when they worked at the same magazine. After years of separation, they meet again when Martha is diagnosed with a terminal illness and decides to take her life into her own hands.

As the season turns colder, our thoughts often wander to the comforting embrace of stews, soups or casseroles, with many of these warming recipes featuring potatoes as a star ingredient.

Guy Lodge Film Critic Time, space and mortality work to no earthly schedule in the half-lit, hand-made twilight world of “Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass” — so it’s appropriate that this vertiginous stop-motion vision seems to operate by temporal laws of its own. The first feature film in nearly 20 years from cult animators the Quay Brothers runs just 76 minutes, though in the process of watching it, it feels both infinitely longer than that and over in the blink of an eye, like a dream of epic proportions that you forget seconds after waking.