The voice of Geralt from ‘The Witcher’ narrates the ‘Tails Of Iron’ trailer

natural. Big, pillowy, fake-looking lips were everywhere, even on girls almost two decades younger than me, and I wanted in.In the year that followed, I got lip injections twice, by two different board-certified physicians.

Netflix have announced that You will be back on screens in October. The third season of the popular psychological thriller will be available to watch on October 15, 2021.

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EXCLUSIVE: Hot off of starring in HBO’s critically acclaimed drama series The White Lotus, which was recently picked up for a second season, 4x Emmy nominee Connie Britton is joining Salmira Productions’ feature drama 892 opposite John Boyega, Michael K. Williams and Nichole Beharie.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterSony Pictures and Joel Silver are teaming up for the feature film “The Dryland,” from screenwriter David Rothley.The spec, an action thriller, follows a kidnapping and ransom negotiator tasked with finding a nine-year-old boy who went missing on an Indian Reservation in South Dakota. After finding the boy, she must fight to keep them both alive when they come under attack by the very people who hired her — corrupt FBI agents and cold-blooded police officials who want the boy dead because of what he knows.Rothley developed the script with indie producer Patrick Brennan, a founding member of Nine Dot Entertainment.

Khloé Kardashian is being BLASTED online for old comments she made during a 2019 podcast interview that have recently resurfaced.

The Velvet Underground has been released – scroll down the page to watch it now.The film, titled The Velvet Underground: A Documentary Film By Todd Haynes, will arrive on Apple TV+ on October 15.In the trailer, members of the band like John Cale and Moe Tucker appear as talking heads, while archive footage of Lou Reed and the band’s one-time manager Andy Warhol also feature. “It opened your eyes to a lot of possibilities,” Cale said of the New York art scene the group were a part of.“I was interested in communicating with people who were on the outside,” Reed is heard saying over old black-and-white footage of the frontman.

Manchester United supporters have again questioned criticism aimed at Paul Pogba by Sky Sports pundit Graeme Souness following a tackle the midfielder made against Wolves.The World Cup winner with France has enjoyed a productive start to the new season with five assists across three Premier League outings - but might've been lucky to stay on the pitch against Wolves.The 28-year-old's foot rose above the ball and into the shin of Ruben Neves prior to Mason Greenwood's strike - leaving Souness feeling baffled by referee Mike Dean's indecision.Souness told Sky Sports of Pogba's challenge: "The referee is there to referee the game, he's two metres away. Whether Neves goes down or doesn't go down - that is immaterial."That is a leg breaker.

The first trailer for Todd Haynes’ documentary about The Velvet Underground has been released.

revered rock ‘n’ rollers the Velvet Underground released its first trailer on Monday. The eponymously named flick, directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Todd Haynes (“Far From Heaven,” “Carol”), features in-depth interviews with “key players” from the group’s 1960s and ’70s heyday, as well as “never-before-seen performances and a rich collection of recordings, Andy Warhol films and other experimental art,” promises a press release. The film will be released in conjunction with a digital and two-CD soundtrack featuring rare tracks by the band, titled “The Velvet Underground: A Documentary Film by Todd Haynes – Music From the Motion Picture Soundtrack.” Both the film and soundtrack will drop on Oct.

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CD Projekt Red has hired the creators behind the Wolvenkit modding tool for Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.A new post to the Cyberpunk 2077 Modding Community Discord channel from Hambalkó Bence (who goes by the name Traderain) announced that they, along with Blumster, Köte Ákos (Nightmarea) and rfuzzo will be joining CDPR.“We will be working on various projects related to the Cyberpunk 2077 backend and the game’s modding support,” the post read. “We are really excited for this and we really hope we can help to bring Cyberpunk 2077 to the next level.”The team of modders will be joining CDPR under the company Yigsoft, which was co-founded by Traderain and Nightmarea.

“The Problem With Jon Stewart,” on Monday set to the tune of Bruno Mars’ hit, “24K Magic.” The video starts off with Stewart putting on a suit and tie, but as soon as he took a glance at himself in the mirror, he screams, “What the hell happened to my face?”The show is set to debut on Apple TV+ on Sept. 30.The current affairs series will release a new episode every week and will also be accompanied by a podcast, with episodes dropped weekly as well.Each show will focus on a subject that’s “part of the national conversation,” according to a statement released by Apple.

Netflix's popular psychological thriller You season three is returning on 15 October this year as a chilling new trailer gives fans an insight on what to expect. You first debuted on the streaming giant on 26 December 2018 and follows the life of Joe Goldberg, who is portrayed by Gossip Girl star Penn Badley, and his obsessions with the women in his life.

Netflix has shared the eerie new trailer for its upcoming film The Guilty – scroll down the page to watch it below now.The movie is directed by Antoine Fuqua (The Magnificent Seven, Southpaw) and stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Ethan Hawke, Riley Keough, Bill Burr and more.In the trailer, audio of Gyllenhaal answering a 911 call can be heard, with the speech appearing as text on screen. “911, what is the address of your emergency?” he asks, with a female voice responding: “I don’t know.”As the call continues, a male voice can be heard in the background demanding the phone, while the woman tells Gyllenhaal she has been “put in the back of a van and I can’t see anything”.

Richard Kuipers A young woman discovers she’s a crime family heiress in “Yakuza Princess,” a grimy action-thriller set in the neon-drenched streets of São Paulo’s Japanese district. Adapted from Danilo Beyruth’s graphic novel by Brazilian filmmaker Vicente Amorim (“Motorrad), “Yakuza” delivers stylish shootouts and eye-catching swordplay but lacks the dynamic characters and story-telling panache required to lift it into the top grade.

Val Kilmer is making a “Top Gun” comeback, thanks to Tom Cruise.

EXCLUSIVE: IFC Midnight has acquired U.S. rights to Randall Okita’s Tribeca Film Festival title See For Me, the home invasion chiller that pits a blind house-sitter against three experienced thieves.

Filmmaker Todd Haynes‘ career is arguably one long marriage of art school tendencies and an obsession with formative rock n’ roll from the ’60s and ’70s. His career began with the experimental short, “Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story,” he then tracked the rise of glam rock in “Velvet Goldmine” and Bob Dylan‘s chameleonic shape-changing ways in “I’m Not There.” Now, Haynes turns his gaze to The Velvet Underground, the seminal 1960s art-rock group that arguably launched all forms of punk, art-rock, indie rock, and alternative music and made its primary singer/songwriter Lou Reed famous.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterIn the first trailer for his documentary on the Velvet Underground,” director Todd Haynes takes viewers on a lightning-fast overview of the film, the era, the band and why it was so vastly influential.The doc chronicles the 1960s group, which was once managed by Andy Warhol and considered the house band of his Factory, via deeply researched archival footage, contemporary and past interviews with bandmembers — including Lou Reed and John Cale — and those around them, ranging from Warhol and Factory denizens to music executives and critics from the era.