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Naman Ramachandran Award-winning Kenyan director Likarion Wainaina returns to Showmax with “Subterranea,” a new science fiction series. The streaming platform has unveiled a trailer for the eight-part show. Wainaina, known for his award-winning superhero film “Supa Modo,” brings together a cast of Kenyan talent for this psychological experiment-turned-apocalyptic tale.

More than 466,700 people have signed an online petition created by Age UK calling on the UK Government to reverse the decision to make Winter Fuel Payments means-tested. The charity Age UK launched the campaign shortly after Chancellor Rachel Reeves made the announcement at the end of July, with legislation being pushed through parliament - without a debate or vote - on August 22.

Brad Pitt has officially confirmed he is dating Ines de Ramon after stepping out alongside the jewellery designer at the Venice Film Festival.

Dimitar Mitov saved a penalty then insisted his entire Aberdeen team is spot on.

Emma Roberts is opening up about one of her past roles she would want to reprise as an adult.

A third season of Below Deck Down Under is reportedly on the way!

Veteran TV personality and longtime co-host of Wheel of Fortune Vanna White revealed she initially worried if she and Ryan Seacrest, the newly minted successor to Pat Sajak, would have good chemistry together on the game show.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Concert film, “Lim Young Woong IM HERO The Stadium” was the top-grossing film at the South Korean cinema box office over the latest weekend, ahead of conventional narrative movies ‘Alien: Romulus” and “Pilot.” Data from Kobis, the tracking service operated by the Korean Film Council (Kofic) show “IM HERO” to have earned $1.89 million between Friday and Sunday and $3.47 million over its five-day opening frame. “Alien: Romulus” earned $1.66 million in its third weekend and has a 19-day cumulative of $12.5 million. However, local convention allocates chart ranking according to spectator numbers.

North and South made their mark on the pop scene in the late 1990s, but in the years since they had a hit with I'm A Man (Not A Boy) and played a fictional version of themselves on the CBBC series No Sweat, one member revealed that life in the spotlight wasn't quite as glamorous as it looked.The band was made up of teenagers James Hurst, Lee Otter, Tom Lowe and Sam Chapman, and James, the band's guitarist and vocalist, opened up about the gruelling reality of their hectic lifestyle in 2001: "I was 16 when I moved to London from Norfolk, and I'm a vegetarian so cooking for myself was difficult, so I got really ill at one point." He shared the troubling effects on his health: "I was seven stone two. I'd wake up at five in the morning, ritually be sick, get dressed and go out to make our TV show," he told The Guardian.

A Ryanair flight to Manchester Airport delayed its landing on Sunday evening (September 1) after a passenger suffered a medical episode on board.

Edgar Wright’s cult classic horror-comedy Shaun Of The Dead grossed an estimated $600k for the 3-day weekend and $720k for the four days in Focus Features re-release for the comic zombie-fest’s 20th anniversary.

Longtime television actor and former Dawson’s Creek star Obi Ndefo has died. He was just 51 years old.

Stacey Solomon has gotten into the autumnal spirit early by transforming her home with spooky decorations for Halloween - including skeletons, witch hats and plush pumpkins. Sharing a clip to Instagram on Sunday (1st September), the TV personality gushed that Halloween is her 'favourite time of year' before showing snippets of her abode decked out for the season. But one person who wasn't so happy with the decorations going up was Stacey's husband Joe Swash.

Kit Connor revealed that the upcoming season of Heartstopper, the Netflix adaptation of the much-beloved queer YA graphic novel series, has gradually taken “baby steps” toward filming intimate sex scenes over the course of three installments.

Rangers are at risk of 'disappearing' after their thumping 3-0 defeat to Celtic, as Billy Dodds' half-time prophecy threatens to be proved right.

Much to the upset of her loyal fans, Adele has confirmed she’s preparing to take a hard-earned break.

Ryan Lochte is opening up about his road to recovery.

A guest on BBC's Antiques Roadshow was left speechless when he discovered the staggering value of his item - a tiny chocolate bar.The chocolate bar's significance lies in its age, dating back to 1902, and it was created to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. Lisa Lloyd, an expert on the show, was thrilled when she was shown a small tin containing the chocolate during the episode aired on Sunday, September 1, which was a repeat filmed at Cromford Mills in Derbyshire.The owner explained to her: "It was given to me by my father when they were clearing the house out but it belonged to his father and obviously it's a souvenir of the 1902 Coronation." Lisa commented on the tin: "On the front it's got the initials 'E' and 'A' and portraits of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra and it says June 1902," reports the Express.

Channel 5 aired a new episode of 22 Kids and Counting on Sunday evening, which left fans surprised with a change in format.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic The movie-stars-are-over era has been overstated. If audiences are now drawn to movies not for stars but for franchise concepts, I’m not sure how to fit the career of Timothée Chalamet into that; Emma Stone and Zendaya would also like a word. That said, when you watch George Clooney and Brad Pitt in “Wolfs,” a clever, airy, winningly light-fingered and debonair action comedy about two rival fixers who have to learn to work together, you’d be forgiven for describing the sensation you feel as movie-star nostalgia.

Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor Live from Telluride, Sony Pictures’ biographical dramedy “Saturday Night” has officially entered the Oscar race thanks to its superb ensemble, sizzling script, and expert craftsmanship. The film drew significant attention at the festival, where nearly 300 people were turned away, and the first attendees arrived as early as 2:30 p.m. for the 7:15 p.m.