Watch Netflix’s high-octane teaser for Korean racing action film ‘Seoul Vibe’

It’s a terribly sad time for Kiely Rodni’s family and friends.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Notorious sports commentator Stephen A. Smith isn’t shy about sharing his thoughts. And he promises to unleash a new stream of unfiltered opinions — on a wide array of current events beyond sports — in his first podcast, set to launch next month. “Know Mercy With Stephen A. Smith,” produced by Audacy’s Cadence13 podcast division, will be a three-times-per-week talk show. It’s slated to premiere Sept. 26, on the Audacy app and all major podcast platforms, with new episodes set to drop on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The talk-show podcast will feature Smith, joined by notable guests, riffing on the day’s headlines across politics, entertainment, social issues, criminal justice, business and (undoubtedly) spots.

Wilson Chapman editor Animation specialists GKIDS has acquired North American distribution rights for Chinese animated film “New Gods: Yang Jian,” with plans to release the film in theaters early next year. Directed by Ji Zhao, “Yang Jian” is the second installment in his “New Gods” series of animated fantasy films adapted from Chinese mythology. The series, which began last year with “New Gods: Nezha Reborn,” is produced by Chinese animation studio Light Chaser Animation, which also produced Zhao’s directorial debut “White Snake” in 2019. “Yang Jian” follows the titular Chinese god, also known as Erlang Shen, who was famous for his truth-seeing eye in the middle of his forehead. Thirteen years after he imprisoned his own sister beneath a mountain, the god works as a bounty hunter, and is hired by a mysterious woman to stop his nephew Chenxiang from obtaining a magical lotus lantern with incredible power. The film was released in Chinese theaters last week, where it beat “Minions: Rise of Gru” to top the box office with a $19.8 million opening weekend.

It sounds like Cheryl Burke and Matthew Lawrence’s split may have been way nastier than we ever realized!!

As many of you are probably aware, Olivia Wilde made the decision in 2020 to fire Shia LaBeouf from her highly anticipated new film, Don’t Worry Darling. Now, she’s finally speaking out about what led her to that point.

William Earl Generally (and generationally) speaking, middle age and nostalgia come to us all, sooner or later — even Millennial indie-rock fans. In 2022 alone, Wilco played a series of spring shows commemorating 20 years of their epic “Yankee Hotel Foxtrot,” Peaches performed “The Teaches of Peaches” in full in a summer tour meant to (belatedly) celebrate two decades of the “Fuck the Pain Away” album, and Broken Social Scene is set to tour this fall to in honor of 20 years of their beloved sophomore outing “You Forgot it in People.” Add the Shins to that bunch, as they took to the stage at Radio City Music Hall on Aug. 23 to celebrate the 21st anniversary of their debut album “Oh, Inverted World.” Lead singer, rhythm guitarist and songwriter James Mercer is the only current member of the band who was actually around to record “World,” as he effectively fired the rest of the band in 2009 and has rotated different members in and out since. But Mercer’s current group — guitarist Mark Watrous, bassist Yuuki Matthews, keyboard player and multi-instrumentalist Patti King, and drummer Jon Sortland — is so energetic that even performing a well-worn record sounded not only fresh, but a bit daring.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter “Batgirl” actor Ivory Aquino is speaking out about Warner Bros.’ decision to indefinitely shelve the DC film. In an emotional letter addressed to Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslov, Aquino — who played the best friend of Barbara Gordon (a.k.a. Batgirl) — pleaded for the studio executive to rethink the alleged plan to permanently destroy the movie’s footage. “As one of many who poured our hearts into the making of this movie, I ask that this measure be reconsidered,” Aquino wrote Wednesday night on Twitter. “As much as I’ve tried my best to be strong these past few weeks, I’d find myself crying, for lack of a better term, from grief, and tonight was one of those nights.”

Garcelle Beauvais‘ son is speaking out about the insanely rude, racist, and inappropriate messages he’s been receiving on social media.

Christine Brown has no regrets about her split from longtime partner Kody Brown — especially since she has zero “respect” for him now!

Wilson Chapman editor Cinéfest Sudbury International Film Festival, one of the largest film festivals in Canada, has set its lineup for the 2022 edition. The festival will open with a gala screening of “Ashgrove,” Jeremy LaLonde’s Canadian drama about a scientist in the distant future attempting to find a cure for a water shortage crisis. The festival will host nine gala screenings in total, including abortion drama “Call Jane,” country music documentary “The Return of Tanya Tucker: Featuring Brandi Carlile,” Anna Kendrick film “Alice, Darling” and closing night film “Presque (Beautiful Minds).” In addition to the gala screenings, Cinéfest will also host 18 special presentation screenings, 19 films in its Canadian features spotlight, 10 in its Canadian documentary spotlight, five in its Indigenous filmmakers series, 19 in its world cinema series, four in its world doc lineup and 68 short films. Notable films set to screen at the festival include Toronto International Film Festival premiere “Emily” starring Emma Mackey, Cannes Palme D’or winner “Triangle of Sadness,” Mia Hansen-Løve’s “One Fine Morning” and documentary “The Issue With Tissue” about the Indigenous people who live in Northern Ontario’s boreal forest.

They came for the crime but stayed for the characters, is how the cast and crew of Netflix’s hit series Delhi Crime summarize the outsized success of the show’s first season.

Sylvester Stallone is an American actor, screenwriter, and filmmaker who shot to fame following his role as Stanley Rosiello in The Lords of Flatbrush. The actor is now one of Hollywood's most famous movie stars following his successful role as Rocky Balboa in the boxing movie series.

Nearly half of British adults feel misrepresented in film culture and struggle to relate to the characters they see on screen – due to overused stereotypes and a lack of diversity, research has found.Nearly a third of film fans (30%) have been left offended by a movie cliché – with 29% even refusing to watch a film due to an offensive or outdated stereotype.The poll of 2,000 adults, under the age of 35, found that over half (57%) felt these tropes are overused in films – such as overly flamboyant LGBTQ+ characters, like Damien in the 2004 hit teen comedy, Mean Girls.The research was commissioned by confectionary brand M&Ms as part of its global “FUNd” initiative, designed to champion diversity and inclusion and create a sense of belonging.Femi Kolade, Head of Studies at London Film School, which is part of the initiative, said: “The mainstream film industry has been dominated for too long by a narrative that excludes so many people’s lived experiences, and reduces all of our specific and vibrant diversity to a few standardised, often negative, and always limited representations of who we are today, who we were yesterday, and who we’ll become in the future.“This must change, and this timely research and this important campaign shows yet again how desperate mainstream audiences are to see that change.”Oversexualised women is the most common stereotype young adults feel they see to much in movies – for example Alice Eve in the first Star Trek reboot film, and 1999 rom-com “She’s All That”, which conveys the message that you have to be attractive to be popular.This was followed by females being depicted as weak or too sensitive, and foreign characters’ broken English used for comedy – such as Sacha Baron Cohen in the Borat

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences is going global in a big way, hitting major festivals around the world and the US, beginning with the Fall trifecta of Venice, Telluride, and Toronto. All that is according to new CEO Bill Kramer who is continuing his inaugural outreach tour not just to members of AMPAS, but also the press. In addition to the A.Frame interview earlier this month with Kramer that was distributed to all 10,000 ish members as well as media outlets (and which Deadline reported on), Kramer this week held a Zoom press conference with key consumer outlets as well as the Hollywood Trades. He was keen to emphasize the org is going to once again be front and center at major events , and that means everywhere including reinstating their London membership meeting, and even adding one in Copenhagen.

READ MORE:Gardeners' World Monty Don's co-star wife - traumatic birth to depression hellTo celebrate the era of the TV gardener, Daily Star has taken a look into the racier side of pruning, raking and really becoming one with the soil.Charlie Dimmock was famous for opting to go without a bra during her time on Ground Force – but she received a dire warning from a telly legend about it.Speaking to The Independent, Charlie explained that she ditched her bra for “comfort”, elaborating: “If you’re swinging a sledgehammer, you want to be comfortable!“People say, ‘Why don’t you wear a sports bra?’ but those are not the comfiest things in the world.”Esther Rantzen was the one to warn her against the lack of underwire, as Charlie explained: “The TV presenter Esther Rantzen said to me, ‘You’ll be labelled the braless one for the rest of your life’.“Ground Force was a long time ago, and I have to say, even now, people will bring it up. It is very silly.”Back in 1996, Charlie had another candid underwear confession for The Mirror, as she said: “ only wear underwear if I have to get undressed in front of someone.

Demi Rose caused quite a stir with a scorching-hot throwback to ring-in her friends birthday.The stunning brunette, 27, demanded attention as she posed up a storm with a chum while wearing a sizzling laced bra.In the selfie, Demi can be seen taking full responsibility for capturing the steamy display as she teamed up with a pal in the mirror image.READ MORE: Demi Rose strips nearly naked as she goes topless on a boat while donning mesh skirtDemi certainly drew the eye to her ample and famous cleavage as rocked just her lingerie and some casual loose-fit bottoms.The Instagram model looked breathtaking as she flaunted her tiny waistline, toned abs and killer cleavage in the racy image.Holding up her phone, she marked the moment as she snapped away while smiling at the screen.Demi's "happy birthday" post landed on her story just hours after the online starlet took to her grid wearing a nude-illusion dress.The Birmingham lass slipped into a silver frock that appeared to be completely see-through - especially to the untrained eye.But underneath the garment, Demi was wearing clever underwear to ensure that her modesty remained masked.The striking cut-out frock appeared to be made from slithers of shinny metal, with the item also plunging deep to unveil the bombshell's voluptuous cleavage.

Nick Cannon is expecting his 10th child just a few weeks after the birth of his latest son.The America's Got Talent presenter and comedian Nick Cannon is father to eight children already with nine and ten on the way. The actor and comedian first became a father back in 2011 with ex-wife and superstar Mariah Carey.The former couple share 11 year old twins Moroccan and Monroe. Nick and Mariah got divorced five years later and have been co-parenting their children ever since.

pub regulars say they saw a rat scurrying in and out of glasses at their local – and that the landlord has barred them for complaining about it."They carried on serving food for seven days,” one customer said. “Rats were in and out of glasses and are incontinent."They added that, along with a couple of other regulars, they were told they were no longer welcome in the pub after speaking about the rat issue, claiming that the publicans had just tried to “cover things up”. READ MORE: More than 70% of UK pubs could close this winter over 'grave' cost of living uncertaintyDebbie and Chris Hartley, the owners of Highwayman pub in Dobwalls, Cornwall, say it’s not unusual for rodents and other vermin to find their way into rural premises and that they took steps to remedy the problem as soon as they became aware of it.The Hartleys stressed that they have not not barred anyone in relations to the rat incident.

Coronation Street, has been enjoying a summer break away from the ITV soap.READ MORE: Corrie's Tina O'Brien shows off toned tummy in crop top as she parties with co-starsTina took to Instagram on Wednesday (August 24) with a stunning new holiday selfie which showed she was enjoying every bit of her hot girl summer.The Manchester actress was clad in a tight black plunging top which showed off her sizzling petite physique.It's clear she has been soaking up the sun wherever she's been staying on holiday, because she was sporting a golden tan that could easily leave anybody feeling enviable.Tina looked ageless and beautiful as ever in her summery selfie, which she seemed to snap during a fun night out on the town.The Sarah star wowed with her youthful glow and a face perfectly dolled up for the outing - with a lick of pink lippy to top it all off.Tina let her lush blonde locks spill over her shoulders with a bombshell blow-dried effect.The mum-of-two accessorised her evening attire with a chunky gold pendant necklace.Catching up with her 493k followers, Tina wrote in the caption: "Holiday evenings".She followed up with a sun emoji and cocktail emoji, suggesting she was kicking back with a well-deserved glass of booze.Tina's Corrie pals and fans gushed over her ageless beauty in the comments, with some gasping at how young she looked.Her Corrie co-star Jack P Shepherd, who plays David Platt, said: "Still looks 18".Katie McGlynn simply sent a heart-eyes emoji and a heart emoji, whilst Shameless actress Rebecca Ryan added: "Gorgeous"A second commented: "You never age lol, lucky you lol xx"Tina has played Sarah on Corrie between 1999 and 2008 before reprising her role from 2015 to the present day.For the latest breaking news and

EXCLUSIVE: After a very eventful summer that included the blockbuster phenomenon Top Gun: Maverick,  Miles Teller looks to have found his next event pic and is reuniting with a familiar friend for it. Sources tell Deadline, Teller is in final negotiations to star in Skydance’s upcoming film, The Gorge, with Scott Derrickson directing the pic, which is based on spec script by The Tomorrow War scribe Zach Dean. Skydance produced Top Gun: Maverick, which starred Tom Cruise and Teller and which just passed the $1.4 billion global box-office milestone.

Seoul Vibe. Netflix Golden, a social media channel of the streaming platform dedicated to celebrating the pan-Asian diaspora, took to Twitter to announce Seoul Vibe will begin streaming on August 26.The announcement also arrived alongside the first visual for the new movie: a poster depicting two race cars forming the number “88” through skid marks, setting the stage for the film’s setting in 1988. “Drive back to 1988,” reads the poster.Seoul Vibe: coming Aug.