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Parents shopping for their children this Christmas have been issued an urgent warning over the safety of some toys sold online.

they confirmed that five other sites were to shut down.It was reported by Sky News in July that Cineworld is looking to eventually close up to a quarter of its 100 UK cinemas in total as it renegotiates rental agreements on around 50 sites.Describing the decisions as a “restructuring plan to provide our company with a strong platform to return our business to profitability”, they had previously confirmed that the Glasgow Parkhead, Bedford, Loughborough, Yate and Swindon Regent Circus cinemas would be closing their doors.The latest casualties are: Weymouth will close on December 30, while the other five cinemas will shut their doors on January 19.The Hinckley branch in Leicestershire had been part of the initial wave of closures announced in July, but that cinema has been granted a reprieve after a new property deal was agreed.After the latest six closures, the chain will have 90 remaining cinemas around the UK.Cineworld has said it has improved its financial position since winning court approval for its restructuring plan and has secured £40million in liquidity.

Fremantle and the Jamie Oliver Group are extending their partnership in a big way.

Being in good health is key to keeping yourself and other motorists safe while driving. Unfortunately, many motorists overlook the importance of declaring health conditions to the DVLA in the UK.

Most of the appointments Donald Trump is handing out are to fellow billionaires, who we fully expect to manipulate the US economy to their benefit. But there are a lot of positions — and apparently he can spare one to help out his ne’er-do-well son’s overcomplicated love life.

Drew Afualo is taking a break from TikTok for mental health reasons.

EXCLUSIVE: 525 Rosario, the production company launched in September by global soccer superstar Lionel Messi, has made its first major executive appointments. CAA Global TV agent Crystal Caicedo has been named VP of Content Development. Additionally, María Sol Messi will join the company as Senior Director of Brand Strategy and Creative.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large “Dancing With the Stars” boogied to tremendous ratings growth throughout its Season 33, and that remained true for its season finale. The multiplatform numbers are out for the Nov. 26 finale, and after seven days of viewing on ABC, Disney+, Hulu and other digital platforms, the final episode of “Dancing With the Stars” averaged nearly 8 million viewers and a 1.55 rating with adults 18-49.

A Coastguard has described the “treacherous recovery” of the body of a woman who got stuck in quicksand.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer Andrew Ferguson, a Republican lawyer, was tapped on Tuesday to succeed Lina Khan as chair of the Federal Trade Commission. President-elect Donald Trump praised Ferguson in a statement announcing the appointment, saying he “has a proven record of standing up to Big Tech censorship, and protecting Freedom of Speech in our Great Country.” Ferguson has been on the commission since April and does not require additional Senate confirmation.

TikTok is one step closer to being banned in the United States.

A teenager was left flabbergasted when he was fined more than £100 for sitting in the 'wrong first class' of a Thameslink train. Theo Griffiths, 19, from Boston, Lincolnshire, was hit with a penalty fare of £129.50 while travelling on a train to London Kings Cross after sitting at the front of the train.

EXCLUSIVE: Tongal, which connected animators with Pharrell Williams for his biopic film Piece By Piece, says creators on its platform have surpassed $100M in earnings.

Martin Lewis has suggested that purchasing Premium Bonds for children may not be the best present this Christmas.

Paul Mescal is selling items of clothing that he wore during the Gladiator II promo tour on Vinted.

Fans have been quick to respond to an update about Holly Willoughby's new Netflix show as she prepares for her debut on the streaming platform.

Taylor Swift has given her crew members on her ‘Eras’ tour about $197million (£152million) in bonuses.The colossal tour ended last night (December 8) at Vancouver, British Columbia’s BC Place Stadium, after 149 shows that took place across 21 months. Earlier today (December 9), it had been revealed that in total, the worldwide trek sold $2,077,618,725 (£1.6billion) worth of tickets, per the New York Times.Now, according to People, the ‘Bejeweled’ singer has allegedly given out roughly $197 million in total bonuses to those who worked on the tour, including the likes of truck drivers, caterers, instrument techs, merch team, lighting, sound, production staff and assistants, carpenters, dancers, band members, security personnel, choreographers, pyrotechnics, riggers, hair stylists, make-up artist, wardrobe stylists, physical therapists, and members of her video team.This is not the first time during her ‘Eras’ tour that Swift has spread the wealth of her successful shows.

participated in a Q+A with director Pablo Larraín in Santa Monica, California. It's difficult to comprehend that it's been three years since the release of their biopic—or that Stewart is still finding new ways to make feel fresh.A rare PDA moment for Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer!The Chanel ambassador —and chose a particularly tiny pair for her reunion with Larraín.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Miraculous Corp, the joint venture between Mediawan and ZAG, is expanding its leadership team with two executive appointments. Former Gaumont and Mercury Filmworks executive Heath Kenny has been named chief content officer, while Ashley Depp, who was previously at Paramount Pictures, has joined as senior vice president of marketing and franchise. Both will report directly to Andy Yeatman, CEO of Miraculous Corp USA and global operations.

David Watson, CEO if Comcast Connectivity and Platforms, said a just-announced renewal and expansion of its distribution agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery was “a huge win” for the Philadelphia based media giant in terms of economics and flexibility.

Rafa Sales Ross Guest Contributor Lauded filmmaker Michael Mann announced he is launching a special website on the making of his 2023 biopic “Ferrari” titled “Michael Mann’s Ferrari Expanded.” Mann launched the expansive online archive while speaking at the Red Sea International Film Festival, where he walked the audience through the wealth of material available on the platform. “When [the festival] propositioned a masterclass, it occurred to me to bring to your attention the website because the idea was to take people behind the adventure of what directors do when you build a film like ‘Ferrari’,” he said.