'What We Do in the Shadows' Season 2: TV Review

The Beths should have arrived in 2018 just to say “hello!” and then never be heard from again. After all, their debut album ‘Future Me Hates Me’ saw the Auckland quartet serve up fuzzy, gently ironic power pop that in lesser hands would be indistinguishable from the garage band next door.The Beths stood out, however, not just because their songs were catchy as hell but because they were rendered with palpable exuberance.

Palm Springs as anything other than an allegory for our current state in quarantine. Perhaps four months inside my parent's Florida home has warped my brain to the point where living the same day on repeat forever feels more within the realm of possibility than ever attending a boho-chic wedding in sunny California in the future.When the Groundhog's Day-style romantic comedy picks up, Nyles () has been trapped at the wedding of his cheating girlfriend's best friend for an undetermined amount of time.

James Argent was in high spirits as he performed on stage in Spain following his stint at rehab.The singer and former Towie was beaming while making jokes for the crowd at Olivia’s La Cala restaurant in Malaga. Elliott Wright – who owns the restaurant – and his wife Sadie Stuart-Wright were among the crowd that night, along with Elliott’s parents and Sadie’s mum.Talk about ultimate support.

An under-the-radar indie science fiction film whose mix of accessible themes and strong execution make it worthy of broader exposure, Gavin Rothery's Archive watches as a robot designer tries to exploit his job with a megacorporation for a very personal goal: He wants to build a robot shell for the computer-archived memories and personality of his dead wife. The feature writing/directing debut for a man whose history is in art departments, it should be no surprise that the pic looks wonderful, with distinctive design and lush settings; but Rothery also fares well with the human element, helped by a mature lead performance by Theo James, best known for the YA Divergent franchise.

Wigan where tragic Jack Worwood was hit a by car.The 13-year-old was rushed to hospital following the incident on Old Road, in Ashton in Makerfield, at around 4.30pm on Tuesday (July 7).He died the next day having suffered serious injuries.Jack's friends and family have covered the scene with floral tributes, balloons and football memorabilia.A Manchester City scarf has been left, as well as a football shirt with the words 'forever in our hearts'.Dozens of bouquets of flowers and a teddy bear have also been left.Jack's family and friends have paid tribute to him on social media.After his death, his dad Andrew Worwood posted on Facebook: "Rest in peace my little man, you didn't deserve this."I'm so, so, so, so sorry.

In an effort to get people eating out again, Chancellor Rishi Sunak said the Government would cover half the cost of people's meals in August.

The Old Guard, which would seem to suffer from a similar problem. It focuses on a centuries-old group of immortals who, regardless of damage, can heal, get back up, and carry on fighting the good fight.

A chilling fan conspiracy theory has made a connection between Naya Rivera's last Instagram post and the Eminem song ’97 Bonnie and Clyde.

Unfollow the Rules is about as close to a conventional Rufus Wainwright album as you can imagine. Aside from “You Ain’t Big,” a quick foray into country, he mostly cleaves to his signature brand of piano pop, marked by orchestral flourishes and his characteristically languid vocals.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticLast year’s film “Hustlers” depicted the strip club as the staging-ground for the revolution, with its arch-capitalist dancers redistributing the wealth of their New York financier clients. It was a fantasy that had the surprising twist of having really happened, and a story that popped with eagerness for the next big set piece to unfold.“P-Valley,” a new Starz drama written by the playwright Katori Hall and based on her stage play, is set in a similar milieu, but unfolds at a somewhat more deliberate pace.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticAt the risk of overgeneralizing, why is it that cheapie musicals are so much more charming to watch on screen than they are when some friend invites you to whatever way-off-Broadway show they’ve managed to get mixed up in? Heck, these tiny film projects are often more endearing than the relatively big-budget ones the Hollywood studios produce.

Mucho Mucho Amor (★★★★☆).A staple in millions of households since the late ’60s, the star vanished from public view after airing his final broadcast in 2006. Cristina Costantini, who made the equally uplifting 2018 documentary Science Fair, and her co-director Kareem Tabsch find Mercado living comfortably, though not extravagantly, at his home in San Juan, Puerto Rico, attended to by his longtime assistant, Willy Acosta, as well as a family of nieces, and his beloved pooch Runo.

Toya Johnson‘s daughter, Reginae Carter definitely managed to impress a lot of her fans with this racy outfit. She even had her mom hopping in the comments to praise her flawless look.

Kieran Tierney's uncompromising style of play on the training pitch left his Arsenal colleagues smarting in the weeks after his switch from Celtic - according to a report.ESPN have revealed the £25m left-back ruffled some feathers with his committed style on the pitch wasn't tempered for sessions at London Colney.But the sedate style at sessions during the end of the Arsene Wenger era and under Unai Emery are becoming a thing of the past under Mikel Arteta.A major criticism of Arsenal in recent years has been their inability to cope with physical teams in the bottom half of the table.And the Spaniard has waxed lyrical about the Celtic hero and believes Tierney's all-action style will be integral in re-establishing the Gunners as one of the

Celtic will take a pre-season trip to France and play three games in less than a week as they step up their preparations for an historic season. Neil Lennon's men are chasing 10 in a Row and will start with some tough fixtures ahead of their opening day clash against Hamilton Accies on August 2.

Rangers’ pre-season fixtures, including the tournament in France. The Ibrox side have announced four fixtures they will play before the start of the Scottish premiership season on August 1, including games already known against Lyon and Nice in France.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterDespite finding his entire industry shutdown by this pandemic, Bollywood megastar Abhishek Bachchan says he has had a productive few months developing his own projects, recording an English dub for his new Amazon show Breathe: Into The Shadows, and most crucially, spending time with his loved ones.

Kilmarnock's opening-day trip to Hibernian will go ahead after the Scottish Government gave SPFL Premiership clubs permission to start the new season on time.