Viral Pole Vaulter Anthony Ammirati Breaks Silence After Bulge-Related Incident

The Big Lebowski actor was spotted eating at Bubba’s Fish Market in the south Dublin town of Dalkey on Saturday evening (31 August).Buscemi is currently there filming the new season of the Netflix‘s hit series Wednesday, starring Jenna Ortega and directed by Tim Burton.“No one at my table recognised him except for me; I’m a huge movie buff, so I knew him straight away,” fellow diner Oisín Heavey told the Irish Independent. We were having dinner, and he was at the table beside us for 90 minutes.”After the actor finished his meal, Heavey said that his wife noticed a crowd gathering outside the restaurant, which they assumed was for the actor.“We could see there were loads of people outside, kind of looking up towards where he had gone, so we assumed he was spotted,” he said.“When we went outside, there was actually a very vicious fight going on, and that’s what everybody was looking at.”He explained: “Steve Buscemi was kind of standing there completely unnoticed.

Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton are hitting the red carpet at the 2024 Venice Film Festival!

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Giulio Donato‘s “Labyrinths,” which plays in an Out of Competition slot at Venice Days, an independent sidebar to the Venice Film Festival, has debuted a first clip (below). Open Reel is handling international sales. The film centers on Francesco, an introverted guy, born in a village surrounded by nature in the mountains of Calabria.

Nicole Kidman and Liev Schreiber are stepping out for the UK premiere of their new Netflix series!

K.J. Yossman Ticketmaster is set to face some tough questions in the U.K. after thousands of Oasis fans were left disappointed having failed to secure tickets through the site for the band’s long-awaited reunion tour.

Selena Gomez sure isn’t doing anything to quell all those engagement rumors!

HBO drama Euphoria begins filming its third season in January, and star Sydney Sweeney, who plays Cassie Howard, is more than ready.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Memento Distribution (“Cairo Confidential”) has nabbed French rights to “The New Year That Never Came,” a film directed by Bogdan Muresanu which is world premiering at the Venice Film Festival. The tragi-comedy is set in 1989, at the end Nicolae Ceaușescu’s regime, and follows multiple protagonists on the verge of a nervous breakdown, including an aspiring actress asked to perform in a propaganda-heavy TV special, two boys who are ready to flee, a woman whose entire life is literally about to collapse and a little boy who just sent a letter to Santa.

Free school meals look likely to remain available outside of term time in Greater Manchester after a ‘vital lifeline’ fund was extended.

A 'spooktacular' Halloween event is set to take over Victoria Baths this October as the much-loved venue undergoes a huge makeover for the annual celebration.

Oasis fans have poked fun at Liam Gallagher over an 'awkward' eight-year-old tweet referencing the price of concert tickets.

EXCLUSIVE: As Venice ticks past its half way point we sat down with festival head Alberto Barbera to reflect on what has been a buzzy, starry festival so far, as well as on some of the tensions that have been simmering below the surface.

A five-year-old boy and his mum were rushed to hospital with serious injuries after a horror crash in Warrington on Friday (August 30).

Victoria Beckham is reportedly caught in the middle of the ongoing feud between Prince Harry and Prince William, as the Royal row is said to be impacting a potential reconciliation with Meghan Markle.

Two Scottish soldiers have returned home after completing the British Army's brutal jungle test.

Earmuffs, Jay Cutler!

Cristiano Ronaldo is soaking up the sun on vacation!

Prince Harry is making moves to strengthen ties with his UK mates amid speculation he's plotting a significant comeback to royal circles.

Prospective homebuyers looking for a new home in East Kilbride are invited to Taylor Wimpey West Scotland’s 'Moving Made Easier' event this month.

Carole Horst Alexandra Simpson makes her feature directing and writing debut with Venice Critics Week entry “No Sleep Till,” a dreamy, visually striking look at locals in a small Florida beach town under the threat of a hurricane. Shot by Sylvain Froidevaux, the humidity drips off the screen as teenagers party and skateboard, and a girl mans the register at a souvenir shop that barely attract any customers. There’s an aspiring comic and his buddy, who can’t quite make the leap to the bigger-time clubs up north, a Zen-like storm chaser and public pool caretakers.

John Carver has called for 'realism' as Scotland look to put their Euro 2024 nightmare behind them and make a strong start to the Nations League against Poland.