Ukraine loses control of Chernobyl as officials warn they 'can't be sure' if nuclear plant site is safe

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentMemento International has sold Ursula Meier’s drama “The Line” to major markets, including the U.S. with Strand Releasing, on the heels of its world premiere in competition at the Berlin Film Festival.A poignant study of acceptance and delicate family bonds, “The Line” stars Valeria Bruni Tedeschi (“La Fracture”) and Stephanie Blanchoud (“Ennemi Public”) as a mother and daughter whose turbulent relationship and explosive fight lead to a retraining order.

Brittney Griner has been a basketball phenom for more than a decade, but she’s currently in the spotlight for a very different reason.

Diego Maradona tattoo. Daniel Matamala was covering the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine when he was arrested at a police checkpoint.

We are so sad to report that Ukrainian actor Pasha Lee was reportedly killed while fighting Russian forces in his homeland.

Tony Dokoupil left viewers in tears on Monday's CBS Mornings as he shared harrowing details of the current refugee crisis in Poland.DONATE NOW: What can you do to help Ukraine?Half of the one million Ukrainian refugees in Poland are children, and the TV journalist reported live from the Poland-Ukraine border.Talking to his co-stars Gayle King and Nate Burleson, Tony said: "What you are seeing in the shot behind me are the latest arrivals here in the early afternoon, in freezing temperatures, locally.VIDEO: Tony Dokoupil shared harrowing footage from the Poland-Ukraine border"Some come wrapped in blankets, some come with children in their arms, the kids carrying only one favorite stuffed toy or animal, and this relief camp that you're looking at here in Medyka, Poland, it did not exist like this a week ago.MORE: Tony Dokoupil opens up about working with CBS Mornings co-starsMORE: Gayle King looks incredible in iconic yellow dress as she marks anniversary on CBS Mornings"This is new. It now helps thousands of people a day, many from outside of Kyiv, where a family of four died over the weekend, suitcases in hand, possibly headed right here.A post shared by Tony Dokoupil (@tonydokoupil)The CBS Mornings star also shared heartbreaking photos from the relief camp"You can see devastation in these pictures outside the capital of Kyiv, as Russian gunfire and shells send people running for their lives.

Elizabeth Hurley and her son Damian Hurley, are paying tribute to her ex-fiancé Shane Warne, following the unexpected death of the sportsman at the age of 52.The actress and the Australian cricket player got engaged in 2011, after starting their romance in 2010. However the pair decided to call it quits in 2013, remaining good friends and keeping a close relationship with Elizabeth’s son, who was nine years old when the couple started dating.“I feel like the sun has gone behind a cloud forever.

Like so many parents, Topher Grace, 43, and his wife Ashley Hinshaw, 33, want to be careful about exposing their two kids to screens too early. The Spider Man 3 actor admitted that there might be a change to that  rule coming thanks to his former That 70s Show co-star Wilmer Valderrama, 42. Topher revealed that his old buddy was excited for his little ones to see him in Encanto during a Monday March 7 interview on The View. 

Peter Andre has opened up about why he will be making his 14 year old daughter Princess wait before she joins the world of entertainment. Writing in his weekly new! column, singer Pete revealed that his eldest daughter is into music and theatre, but he's not quite ready to let her explore her interests fully. Here, he also discusses how he feels about ageing and the "heart-wrenching" situation in Ukraine.

Ethan Shanfeld In the wake of controversy over Disney’s quiet response to Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill, Disney CEO Bob Chapek expressed the company’s “unwavering commitment to the LGBTQ+ community” in a company-wide email obtained by Variety.“In terms of our communities, we are and will continue to be a leader in supporting organizations that champion diversity,” the memo reads. “In 2021, we provided nearly $3 million to support the work of LGBTQ+ organizations.

Freddie Mercury.In the post’s caption, the actor wrote: “This was sent to me from a friend. C’est moi at university about 42 years ago.

Ukrainian film star Pasha Lee has reportedly died while defending his country against the ongoing Russian invasion.

Angelina Jolie is speaking out.

The Sixth East Kilbride Scout Group lived up to one of their core values of helping other people.

Gigi Hadid is donating all her Fashion Week earnings to those suffering from the war in Ukraine following the devastation the country has seen these past few weeks.The supermodel, 26, has been taking part in Fashion Week across multiple cities over the last month and has committed to handing off all her pay checks from her shows to those desperately in need of help. Posting a series of photos of herself during Fashion Week on Sunday, mum-of-one Gigi pledged on Instagram to offer up the considerable contribution to Ukrainian organisations after feeling a responsibility to give back in these trying times. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

A Dumbarton couple who appealed for vital supplies to help desperate Ukrainians fleeing Russian forces have left overwhelmed by the “magnificent” community effort.

Take-Two Interactive has stopped its business with the Russian market amid the country’s invasion of Ukraine.According to GamesIndustry.biz all game sales, marketing and services have been pulled from Russia and Belarus. According to Newzoo data shared with GamesIndustry.biz, Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto 5 – which is owned by Take-Two – is the third most popular game in Russia based on monthly users.Take-Two’s decision follows the Russian invasion of Ukraine that began on February 24 and sees the company joining the likes of EA, Microsoft, CD Projekt Red and Epic Games in its decision to stop market dealings with Russia.Take-Two vice president of corporate communications Alan Lewis said: “We have watched recent events unfold in Ukraine with concern and sadness.”“After significant consideration, last week, we decided to stop new sales, installations, and marketing support across all our labels in Russia and Belarus at this time.”The Nintendo eShop has also stopped processing payments and gone into what is being called “maintenance mode” in Russia, although as of publication it is unclear if this is Nintendo’s sole doing or that of a third party.Elsewhere, Take-Two has been served a lawsuit concerning the use of loot boxes in its NBA 2K games, with the plaintiff seeking £3.7million in damages.The case says that the “defendant’s unfair, deceptive and unlawful practices, including illegal gambling practices, deceive, mislead and harm consumers”.

A cellphone video of a little Ukrainian girl named Amelia singing a sweet and defiant rendition of Frozen‘s “Let It Go” from a bomb shelter in Kyiv has been viewed by many thousands since going viral yesterday, with no less than the film’s original Elsa – Idina Menzel – taking notice.

Actress Lynda Baron, best known for the BBC sitcom Open All Hours, has died at the age of 82.

Salma Hayek and François-Henri Pinault bring their daughters Valentina Paloma and Mathilde to the Balenciaga show during the 2022 Paris Fashion Week in Paris, France. The Pinaults rocked a dark color palette, but Salma added some color with an unbuttoned blue shirt over a black dress.

Ukraine following the Russian invasion.The woman, who wanted to remain anonymous, is based in Scotland said she and others are preparing "just in case."Preppers are those who stock up on nonperishable foods, water filters, equipment, and in the face of a possible nuclear fallout, even more irregular items like walkie talkies, weapons and ham radios - and even makeshift bunkers.The anonymous woman and her husband, who are in their late 20s, are "for the first time in our lives, preparing for the possibility of war", she told the Daily Star."Power cuts should also be considered (we are seeing very high prices) so people may wan't to consider small solar panels to charge phones (surprisingly affordable)."She said she already has three month's worth of money set aside for energy bills, too. Furthermore, she has candles and lanterns.

coming out of Ukraine claim undercover Russian agents have been hiding weapons in kids’ toys in order to get past sentries guarding civilian shelters. According to Ukrainan civilian, Karolina Stolozh, Russian saboteurs had been hiding arms and ammunition in toys so they could “shoot people in shelters”.