Tattooed mum ditches top as she flaunts multiple ink in near-naked post

As the Toronto International Film Festival comes to its official Closing Night we say goodbye to the re-energized fest for another year, but not before we say ‘hello Dali’ or actually the final World Premiere of the festival, Daliland  which picks up the celebrated artists’ life in its later years focusing on the odd relationship between his and his controlling wife. If only this film stuck to that idea and didn’t take a detour into a misbegotten coming of age plotline about the young assistant both Dalis take a shine to in their own way.

Algerian filmmakers have stepped up a campaign calling for their government to unlock promised state funds for cinema, warning that Algeria’s film industry is on its last legs following a near-year-long funding freeze.

A modern building in Scotland has been named among the finalists for the 2022 RIBA Stirling Prize award. The Forth Valley College – Falkirk Campus has been picked out with five other finalists from around the UK and the winner is set to be announced next month.

A thread explaining why the miles-long queue to pay respects to the Queen is as the "greatest thing ever" has gone viral.

tattoo artist alive – and she shows no signs of slowing down.Whang-od Oggay, from the Philippines, is the only remaining traditional Kalinga tattooist, which is also known as mambabatok.When tattooing in the style of the traditional practice, one must apply permanent hand-tapped tattoos – using a concoction made from pine soot and water.READ MORE: World's most pierced person with 11,003 studs 'struggled to pay bills' after losing workThe tools that are used are simple: a bamboo stick, a thorn from the pomelo tree, water and coal. Using the bamboo stick, Whang-od gently taps the ink-laden thorn deep into the skin.Whang-od resides in Buscalan which has a population of 742 people and tourists regularly make the 15-hour long journey to see her.Buscalan, in the Kalinga province north of the Philippine capital of Manila, is a mountain village that is a mile hike from the nearest dirt road.Whang-od rose to notoriety when an American anthropologist – Dr Lars Krutak – included her in his 2009 documentary series Tattoo Hunter.Now tourism in Kalinga Province has increased from approximately 30,000 in 2010 to almost 170,000 in 2016, with the majority of people coming to see Whang-od.They have to take a number and wait with the hope that they will be tattooed by her.

Supermodel Cindy Crawford went to Burning Man last week and shared images from the experience on Instagram on SundayThe first time 'Burner' posted a trio of pictures, she reminisced about the impromptu visit to Nevada's Black Rock City, noting that she shared the experience with her daughter Kaia Gerber, who recently turned 21.An annual event centered on self-expression, self-reliance, art, music, and community, Burning Man was built on an anything-goes ethos and is known to ignite a deeper understanding of self in attendees. Fun mom: Supermodel Cindy Crawford went to Burning Man last week with her daughter, Kaia and shared images from the experience on Instagram on SundayCrawford kicked off her photos with a selfie in the desert.While oversized polarized goggles shielded her eyes from sun and dust, the makeup-less beauty looked festival chic as she had a khaki bandana around her neck, a black bathing suit top, and messy wind-blown hair.

There is definitely a trend of late for film directors to take a look in thinly disguised cinematic memoirs of their early influences that shaped the artist and person they have become. Kenneth Branagh with Belfast and Paolo Sorrentino with The Hand Of God did it last year. Of course there is Alfonso Cuaron’s Roma, others over the years. Sam Mendes, while not drawing a portrait of his younger self revisits the movie palaces of his youth in another 2022 offering, Empire Of Light, which premiered last weekend at Telluride and will also hit the Toronto International Film Festival. TIFF is also where the man I recently described as the GOAT, Steven Spielberg, has chosen to debut his own story where the names have been changed but the story is  clearly his. The Fabelmans basically chronicling his early Jewish family life and infatuation with making movies  had its World Premiere Saturday night, the first of Spielberg’s directed movies ever to premiere at a film festival. This one seems entirely appropriate, and it has been gestating in the director’s head ever since he and his co-writer Tony Kushner started kicking it around during the making of Lincoln over a decade ago. He says he finally made it primarily as a way to bring his late parents Leah and Arnold (to whom the film is dedicated) somehow back to his life. Movies can do that, and no one knows it better than Steven Spielberg.

READ MORE: Britain's most tattooed woman has last laugh after trolls say she'll 'regret ink at 60' The 56-year-old, from Germany, set pulses racing with the sexy snap.One fan swooned: "Lovely full body tattoo", while another said: "Beautiful woman".And a third added: "Looks like you are really enjoying yourself."Kerstin got her first inking a decade ago, when she felt self-conscious in her skin.She quickly got hooked on ink and has since forked out £25,000 on her body art collection that covers her from head to toe.The granny feels a lot more confident in her skin nowadays.She told Hooked on the Look: "When I look at myself in the mirror, I see a beautiful meadow full of flowers that one has to love." For more lifestyle stories, you can sign up to the free Hot Topics newsletter here. Kerstin isn't the only one who loves her colourful look.

robot artist is warning that the rise of artificial intelligence is “apocalyptic” – and we are “hurtling” towards AI taking over from humans.Aidan Meller, who is behind the ultra-realistic Ai-Da robot, reckons within three years we will face unimaginable changes as man merges with machine.He also believes Elon Musk is correct when he claims nuclear war would have less impact on mankind than AI. READ MORE: AI-powered 'microbots' learn how to swim - and could one day explore your blood Aidan says: “I agree with Elon Musk that AI is a bigger threat than nuclear war – but it could also be remarkable too.“There is every right to feel nervous about the rise of AI.“We are hurtling towards them taking over humans so we need to have a heart of ethics.“We are merging with ­machines – be warned, this is a changing world.”Today, free exhibition Imagining AI explores the ­boundary between human and machine the Bodleian Library in Oxford.Aidan will be there with Ai-Da, who had an art exhibition at Glastonbury where she painted headliner Billie Eilish.She will meet schoolchildren and create a new piece of artwork for the event.Aidan adds: “AI is going to show a mirror to the dark side of being human.“Technology is not good or bad, it’s how we use it. This ­exhibition will show how it came about and where we want to go.”Rare letters from Ada Lovelace, the world’s first ­computer ­programmer and the inspiration for the robot’s name, will be on display at the ­exhibition.

is no stranger to an itty bitty bikini of course, but the model took things to new levels in a recent beach photoshoot posted to social media. This top is so tiny, the nipples are so close to freedom on Instagram that they can smell it.

Mel C has revealed Madonna once issued her a subtle warning over getting tattoos. In an interview with DailyMail.

Channel 4 Changing Rooms viewers were bewildered last night (September 7) when interior design celebrity and TV host Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen chose an unusual kitchen ingredient as a source of inspiration for a bedroom transformation. In the latest episode, Laurence, 57, renowned for his unusual approach to home design, used kitchen ingredient pasta to decorate a statement piece for a room, more usually found on your plate than stuck to your wall.The DIY show, sometimes known for its disastrous makeovers, involves a trusting homeowner handing over the interior decorating of their residence to a flamboyant team and the show itself has now had a makeover after a 17 years. First presented by TV personality Carol Smillie, Changing Rooms has been off air since 2004 and the new reboot has already raised eyebrows with a transformation using untraditional materials.

CHANGING Rooms fans were left stunned when Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen made over a home using fistfuls of pasta. The designer, 57, wanted a Japanese gong for the bedroom - but baulked at the fuss of getting a brass one.

tattoo model from Germany who is known for her inked appearance.She has hundreds of body art dotted all over her, including the Guy Fawkes mask which sits on the left side of her stomach. READ MORE: Tattoo model wears red bikini to show off hundreds of inkings in jaw-dropping snap The tattoo artist has been getting inked since the age of 18 and she's famous for her Marvel and DC theme.Now she's flaunted the majority of these tattoos in a recent upload to her 359,000 followers on Instagram.She teased with a cheeky caption which read: "Want to go for a little ride?"In the photo, Juliane put her blonde hair in a ponytail as she sat on a public sofa bench with her right foot up.She teamed the look with a pair of pointy heels and a gold watch which almost blended in with her ink.The model is tattooed from head-to-toe although her face is almost untouched apart from one design.Since she shared the upload on Monday, the post racked up over 5,200 likes and hundreds of comments.One fan wrote: "Damn girl," while another admirer remarked: "Captures the spirit."A third user posted: "Wow yes please," as a fourth Instagram follower gushed: "You are an icon."The German mum often posts snaps of her tattoos, as well as her family life with her partner and son.She certainly loves her comic books as she has various characters down her thighs, including a Spider-Man design on her booty.Juliane claimed the ink was "very painful" at the time, but it hasn't stopped her from getting other tattoos.Often when she shares uploads, fans are rushing to comment as she came back after a long time of not posting.One follower previously told her: "You're stunning and more by the day."And another gushed: "Finally one of you again." Want all the biggest

Naman Ramachandran Vice has signed a worldwide license deal for director and producer Jason Loftus’ “Eternal Spring: The Heist of China’s Airwaves,” Canada’s entry in the Oscars’ international feature film category. Sales agent Sideways Film, which represents the production on behalf of Lofty Sky Entertainment, has also scored domestic deals on the film with Arte for France and Germany, RTS for Switzerland, VG for Norway, Current Time for Russian language European territories and Al Jazeera Doc for the Middle East and North Africa. Through the lens of celebrated comic book artist Daxiong (“Justice League”), the documentary explores a plot by Falun Gong adherents in China to hack state television and expose repression.

READ MORE: Ripped gran, 64, who charms younger men drops jaws as she rocks minuscule bikini She's taken part in over 30 body sculpting competitions and scooped herself over 30 titles.And now Lesley has amazed fans yet again as she's shown off another amazing skill of hers – art.The gran have fans a glimpse into her weekend plans where she enjoyed a relaxing Sunday evening with a spot of drawing.She told her 108,000 Instagram followers: "Hope you had a relaxing day too," as she posed next to her work of art.Lesley cheekily shared her artistic work which shows the back of a naked woman's body.Her post secured over 686,000 likes and hundreds of comments since it was shared on Sunday.One follower commented: "You are so beautiful," another chimed in: "So glad you found some relaxing time, great work!"A third gushed: "It's been a while since you've posted some of your art! Glad you had a relaxing Sunday my friend!"And a fourth even asked her a very important question as they said: "Marry me?"Lesley often shows off her ageless appearance on Instagram where she trains multiple times a week. Previously, the superfit gran flaunted her toned physique during a late-night gym session.

Night 2 of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards kicked off with Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series, Drama Series and Limited or Anthology Series, won by HBO’s Succession (casting directors Avy Kaufman and Francine Maisler), ABC’s Abbott Elementary (Wendy O’Brien) and HBO’s White Lotus (Meredith Tucker, Katie Doyle), respectively.

Former supermodel and judge on "America’s Next Top Model" Janice Dickinson said last week that she doesn’t regret any of the controversial comments she made during her run on the reality show, including remarks that were seen as fat-shaming and ageist.  "It was acting. And that’s that," Dickinson told a fan who asked the question on social media.  "People forget that TV is acting," she added in the caption to her Instagram video.  In the first season of the CW show, the former judge said a 26-year-old modeling contestant named Robin was too "fat" and "old" to succeed in the industry.

Britain’s most tattooed woman has hit back at a comments she receives from online trolls. Becky Holt says she is constantly being told her body art will look bad when she grows old – but 'will never wake up and think this is a mistake'.