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Christopher Vourlias “The Man With the Crooked Arm,” a Western drama series created by Perivi Katjavivi that was presented at the Berlinale Co-Production Market, is the latest attempt by the Namibian filmmaker to wrestle with the legacy of German colonialism in his southern African nation. The eight-episode limited series follows a notorious Black cowboy who sets off on horseback across colonial-era Africa with stolen loot and an orphaned boy.

John Cena knows how to wrestle. And he put that skill to good use when he decided to take a role in Barbie despite his agency saying the role of a mermaid was “beneath” him.

Siddhant Adlakha Aliyar Rasti’s excellent Iranian feature debut, “The Great Yawn of History,” wrestles with faith and disillusionment during a woebegone treasure hunt. Pious, middle-aged Beitollah (Mohammad Aghebati) believes his recurring dreams of finding gold coins at the end of a dark cave.

Annika Pham Fremantle’s Norwegian banner Monster, behind hit TV shows “Exit,” “Furia” and “Pørni, will be bringing to Series Mania Forum’s Co-Pro Pitching Sessions ‘The Odesa Wrestlers’, which has received development coin from Norwegian pubcaster NRK. Celebrated Norwegian podcaster Joachim Førsund and star actor Thorbjørn Harr (“Vikings”, “22 July”, “Sex”) are making their debut as co-creators, with Førsund also serving as screenwriter and Harr as episodic director.

Wrestling fans of all ages have been invited to try the sport in Livingston – with coach Andy Roberts promising nobody will get pummelled.

Camila Cabello opened up about her new appearance and her forthcoming album in an interview.

Well, John Cena is joining OnlyFans! …Wait, WHAT?!

Coronation Street star Bruce Jones has revealed his latest career move after exiting the ITV soap in 2007. In a surprise move, the soap star has swapped acting for wrestling - at the age of 71. Bruce made his wrestling debut on Saturday, 18 February at the Trinity Sports Centre in Manchester.

Guy Lodge Film Critic After several years working in German TV and locally-oriented film projects, Julia von Heinz had a significant breakthrough with “And Tomorrow the Entire World” — a taut, punchy political thriller with a youthful spirit of anti-fascist revolt, vigorous enough to land a Venice competition slot. Its success evidently raised the status of the director’s long-held passion project, an adaptation of Australian novelist Lily Brett’s semi-autobiographical 2001 title “Too Many Men,” which reckoned thoughtfully with her parents’ experience as Auschwitz survivors, and the hereditary nature of trauma.

Christopher Vourlias A lonely widower wrestling with the loss of his wife finds himself in the thralls of a mental health crisis, setting the stage for a moving tale of grief and acceptance in Mamadou Dia’s “Demba,” which premieres Feb. 17 in the Encounters section at the Berlin Film Festival. “Demba” follows its titular protagonist, an archivist in a provincial Senegalese town being nudged toward an early retirement after nearly 30 years in the civil service.

Guy Lodge Film Critic From “28 Days Later” through to his recent, Oscar-nominated turn in “Oppenheimer,” Cillian Murphy has cultivated a reputation as a strong, silent type — all while resisting the inscrutability associated with that masculine cliché. His beautiful, sharp-boned face twitches and tightens and teems with feeling. Closeups always catch it thinking, wrestling with surges of vulnerability or violence, or watching other characters in turn.

Resident Alien is returning this week!

The overwhelming thought as the credits roll of Sean Durkin’s The Iron Claw is why on Earth is it not a serious awards contender? Featuring a career best performance from Zac Efron, The Iron Claw expertly and sensitively explores one of the wrestling world’s most tragic families – the Von Erichs. Based upon the real life story of Kevin Von Erich (Efron) and his brothers, The Iron Claw recounts their shared passion for wrestling, and the consequences that brought. The men in the family believed that they were the victims of a family curse. Whilst initially that sounds silly, as events unfold, it is easy to see how they began to believe this.

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Gay wrestler Anthony Bowens won big over the weekend at what organizers said was the biggest ever pro-wrestling event in Europe. Photo: AEW

If you’ve watched WWE for a while now or looked at his gnarly picture on his Instagram stories, you might be asking: what happened to Bad Bunny?

Anthony Bowens had an inspirational message for fans after his historic wrestling win last week.Bowens, who came out in 2017, became the first out gay champion in All Elite Wrestling (AEW) history on Sept. 21 when he and wrestling partner Max Caster won the AEW World Tag Team championships. Photo: Instagram

supports HTML5 videoDwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson has sent his love and support to the Royal Family following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.The WWE legend turned Hollywood superstar shared a poignant tribute after the British monarch died on Thursday aged 96, and his message came hours after he was the victim of a cruel fake tweet hoax.After the news of the Queen’s death was reported yesterday evening with BBC, ITV and more breaking from their broadcasts, a couple of photoshopped tweets were shared on Twitter pretending to be from his account tying the sad news to his upcoming DC blockbuster.One fake tweet read: ‘Rest in peace to her Majesty the Queen, Elizabeth II. A great woman who sat on the throne as long as anyone in British history.

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson has weighed in on his daughter Simone’s WWE debut – and her new wrestling name.The 20-year-old NXT star – who recently made history by becoming the company’s first ever fourth generation wrestler – made her debut as Ava Raine earlier this month.The former world champion turned Hollywood megastar has addressed his daughter’s first appearance, and explained what factors go into choosing a new moniker.Speaking to Kerry Washington on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, he said: ‘It comes from all different areas. It’s probably a mix of what she wanted to do, what she wanted to be called.

Dave Bautista has called on ‘every f***ing man’ to speak out on women’s rights after the Supreme Court decision to repeal Roe v Wade.The Hollywood actor – best known to WWE fans as former world champion Batista – has addressed the ruling which has rolled back abortion rights in the United States, and insisted now’s the time for all men to make their voices heard in solidarity against such decisions.Asked about the importance of men who ‘look like him’ being vocal, he fired back to TMZ Sports: ”I don’t think it has anything to do with men that look like me.‘I think every f**ing man needs to be louder about the rights of women.’The 53-year-old star refused to be drawn into whether other actors – such as fellow WWE alum John Cena – should be doing more, but he did offer a more general suggestion on what all men need to be doing.He added: ”[Men should be] speaking out. Be f***ing loud!’The Guardians of the Galaxy and Dune heavyweight has constantly made it clear he isn’t a ‘meathead’, and he’s not shy of commenting on various issues.He recently celebrated Pride month with a rainbow t-shirt carrying the slogan ‘Be You’ and paid tribute to his mother Donna Raye, an openly gay woman.Taking to Instagram, he praised his mum and said she taught him all he needs to know about living ‘loud and proud’.He wrote: ‘I was always proud of who my mom was because she was always proud of who she was.

supports HTML5 videoDwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson has treated his beloved mum to her ‘dream’ home complete with a room filled with WWE and Hollywood memorabilia.The wrestling legend turned blockbuster actor – whose daughter Simone is following his footsteps into the family business – has bought his mother Ata Johnson a few houses over the years, but now she’s found a place to settle after admitting she wanted her next home to be her last.In a series of emotional clips on Instagram, all round good guy Dwayne showed his mum tearing up over the amazing property as he revealed how much it means to both of them.‘Love you mom and surprise! When I was a little boy, I hated when my mom would cry ~ these days, I’ll happily take her tears of joy,’ he wrote. ‘I surprised my mom and bought her a new home.‘Took me and my design team 8 weeks to get it ready, where she could walk thru her front door for the very first time and everything she saw was brand new and a total surprise.‘I’ve been lucky enough to have bought her a few homes over the years, but this one is special as she’s told me over and over these past few years, “After a lifetime of traveling, I want this home to be my last.