William Saliba told he "has to come back" to Arsenal by Mikel Arteta despite quit plans

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefThe theatrical debut of much-anticipated local horror-action film “The Witch: Part 2. The Other One” dominated the Korean box office chart over the latest weekend and overshadowed the simultaneous release of Pixar title “Lightyear.”Distributed by Next Entertainment World, “The Witch: Part 2” conjured up an $8.21 million opening weekend from just shy of 1,800 screens nationwide. That gave it a market share of 48%.

It sounds like Prince Harry and Prince William are working things out just in time!

Queen’s Jubilee, Prince William and Prince Harry are attempting to heal their rift by exchanging weekly messages online and having face-to-face chats. Having previously not seen eye to eye, it is believed the royal brothers are back to some sort of normality, with William making the first move to address their feud according to the Mirror.A source said William, 39, had been upset by the manner the Duke and Duchess of Sussex left the royal family and moved to California – but that he has now moved on.And Harry, 37, who is expected to fly to the UK tomorrow (May 29) with his wife and children, is now looking forward to seeing the rest of his family and celebrating his grandmother’s Platinum Jubilee.The brothers have been messaging every few days – and are also having regular FaceTime calls with their respective children.But wives Meghan and Kate, both 40, have held back from onscreen contact, giving their husbands time to fix their relationship.A source said: “The brothers needed time for everything to settle down.

Filmmaker Kelly Reichardt’s work with Michelle Williams has spanned four movies now with the Cannes Film Festival closer Showing Up. 

Arsenal would be forced to stump up £20million if they wanted to sign Inter Milan defender Federico Dimarco this summer, according to reports.Mikel Arteta is keen to strengthen his squad in the summer transfer window after missing out on fourth place in the Premier League to Tottenham. Although finding a striker remains the top priority for the Gunners, another left-back is also being targeted.

Princes William, 39, and Harry, 37, are set for a "stressful" reunion at Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee celebration.According to royal author Angela Levin, the monumental occasion, which sees the Queen celebrate 70 years on the British throne, will be a very "frosty" encounter.Angela told Daily Mail: "I think the St Paul's service is going to be very stressful for the royals, especially for William and Catherine, who feel they have badly let down the Royal Family."It will be just as frosty as the Commonwealth Service in 2020. The brothers will look serious and I suspect Meghan's Hollywood smile will be fixed." The expert says the situation has been made worse by the news Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, 40, maybe bringing a Netflix film crew along with them as part of the docuseries they are creating for the streaming giant.She explained: "Netflix could insist on them being there – and they are now probably not in a position to say no because they might get dropped completely."Queen Elizabeth, 96, celebrates her Platinum Jubilee with a number of events and week-long activities planned in her honour.It is expected the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will return to the UK for these events along with their children Archie, three, and Lilibet, 11 months.

AEW – claiming the former WWE Champion is like his "fourth son".Danielson, formerly Daniel Bryan in Vince McMahon’s organisation, has always been close to Regal and the two have done battle across the globe.They’re paired once again in Tony Khan’s All Elite Wrestling as part of the hard-hitting Blackpool Combat Club.Being able to be at such close quarters with the 41-year-old is clearly a major thrill for the British veteran, who spoke to Daily Star this week ahead of Saturday’s Double or Nothing event in Las Vegas.“He’s like my fourth son isn’t he really?” said Regal, of the hugely talented and respected Danielson.“His whole mission was to be what we set out to be a – a great wrestler.

CELEBRITY Gogglebox's Roman Kemp has revealed he and his famous dad Martin will be returning for a fifth series. The Capital Radio DJ, 29 and the Spandau Ballet star, 60 have been a firm favourite on the Channel 4 show since they first appeared in 2019.

Jon Hamm during a talk show visit on Wednesday recalled meeting Prince William and Kate Middleton at the recent London premiere of Top Gun: Maverick.The 51-year-old actor while promoting the sequel on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon said the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge 'couldn't be nicer'.'It was black-tie, so we're all in tuxedos. And Prince William had on his tuxedo shoes, embroidered F-18s,' Jon said. Royal interaction:Jon Hamm during a talk show visit on Wednesday recalled meeting Prince William and Kate Middleton at the recent London premiere of Top Gun: Maverick'Wow,' said Jimmy, 47.'Very cool Top Gun tuxedo shoes,' Jon said.

Arsenal are reportedly 'increasingly confident' that they will sign Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus in the summer transfer window.

The teenage boy who murdered 12-year-old schoolgirl Ava White told a police officer "shut up you nonce" while being questioned about the killing. Ava was fatally stabbed in the neck Liverpool city centre on November 25 last year.

Jennifer Connelly has had two British royal experiences that took place 35 years apart.Last week the 51-year-old Hollywood actress met Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton at the royal premiere of her new movie Top Gun: Maverick with Tom Cruise held at London's Leicester Square.And 35-years ago, the beauty met William's mother Princess Diana at the 1986 Royal Command Premiere of her film Labyrinth in London.The acting veteran toldEntertainment Tonight that both experiences were 'special' to her. Royal hello: Jennifer Connelly told ET that when she met Prince William with his wife Kate Middleton on May 19 at the London Top Gun: Maverick premiere, it was not her first brush with British royaltyOn Monday in NYC when ET asked Connelly if she had ever met other British royals besides William and Kate she said yes.

Arsenal “overachieved” this season despite missing out on a Premier League top four spot.Arsenal were unable to clinch Champions League qualification for next season after finishing fifth behind north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur. Mikel Arteta’s side suffered a poor run of form to end the campaign, losing two of their last three matches which included a north London derby thumping.That gave way to the Gunners being dubbed ‘bottlers’ by certain pundits and rival fans on social media.

Prince William will soon be seeing his face in silver. The Royal Mint announced Monday that the Duke of Cambridge is being commemorated with a special £5 coin in the U.K. in honour of his 40th birthday!

Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand suggested Arsenal will need to match the aspirations and ambitions of Bukayo Saka, if they are to avoid losing him one day. The young Englishman was nominated for the Premier League player of the season, after an excellent campaign for Mikel Arteta’s side.

Prince William will soon be seeing his face in silver. The Royal Mint announced Monday that the Duke of Cambridge is being commemorated with a special £5 coin in the U.K. in honor of his 40th birthday!The design, which was shared on Twitter, shows William in a three-quarter profile gazing up to the top right of the coin, with the number 40 to his left and his royal cipher «W» to his right.The special announcement comes just weeks ahead of William's milestone birthday on June 21.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will "put on a brave face" when visiting the Royal family for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations next month, an expert has claimed.The Sussexes' relationship with Prince Charles and the Cambridges is rumoured to have been fractious ever since Megxit in 2020. Speaking to the Telegraph, royal commentator Camilla Tominey said that relations between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge remain quite “distant”.

Christian Horner has urged for the Formula One budget cap to be raised for the 2022 season, warning that teams could be forced to miss races at the back end of the season. The current budget limit this year is $140m (£111m) and Red Bull's stance is supported by a number of rivals on the grid, including Ferrari, Mercedes and McLaren.However, Alfa Romeo, Alpine, Haas and Williams all voted against a proposal for an inflationary adjustment amid rising costs at last month's F1 commission, where the ten teams met with Formula One officials and the FIA.Some teams are concerned that the top teams are arguing for an increase as a way of maintaining their high spending, with reports earlier this month suggesting that Red Bull have already spent 75% of their upgrade budget this season.Horner believes it's an issue that could prove to be catastrophic at the end of the season, with teams potentially skipping races. Quoted by the BBC, he said: "Seven of the teams would probably need to miss the last four races to come within the cap this year."It's not just about the big teams.

Arsenal have secured European football - but it's not the competition that Gunners fans had been dreaming of after moving four points clear of Tottenham with only three fixtures remaining.Mikel Arteta's side had been in pole position to claim the fourth and final Champions League spot, but a collapse during the business end of the season has seen them settle for the Europa League. Arsenal finished on 69 points, and will not look back with much fondness.Daily Star Sport has looked at five things the Spaniard got disastrously wrong as the Gunners have to settle for another season outside of Europe's premier competition.Arteta went into the season with three recognised attackers: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Alexandre Lacazette, and Eddie Nketiah.Aubameyang was shown the door when Barcelona came calling in January, having already been exiled from the first team, while Lacazette had been under performing for the Gunners - leaving Arteta relying on the inexperienced Nketiah, whose contract is up in the summer.For the second half of the season, Arteta was left without a reliable goal-getter, and he could lose his two recognised strikers this summer. Is Arteta the man to lead Arsenal back to the Champions League? Let us know in the comments section Alan Hansen's famous quote has been routinely mocked down the years, but it sums ups Arsenal's season perfectly.Arsenal routinely fielded the youngest average aged starting side of the game week.

Prince William has been ridiculed after it change one very obvious feature of the Duke of Cambridge.The Royal Mint announced that the special coin will be made in honour of the Duke's 40th birthday.It will also mark the first time he has appeared alone on an official coin struck by the Royal Mint.It has been created by designer and engraver Thomas T Docherty, and shows a regal-looking Prince facing outwards in a side-profile.However, it's what is on top of the Duke's head that has sparked ridicule from social media users.Prince William has been known to have a bald patch for many years, but the coin has seemingly changed that and given him an almost-Bobby Charlton-like comb-over.One Twitter user bluntly wrote: “Does the Royal Mint think they're minting coins in the mediaeval times? “We all know that Prince William is as bald as a freshly waxed testicle, so who in the f*** is this with all this hair supposed to be?”The same user also whether or not the Royal Mint were secretly telling the Prince to get "hair plugs".And another user questioned: “This is a toupee, surely?” While many on Twitter simply replied with laughing emojis in response to comments made about the hair.However, back in 2017, the debate about the hair first started at the Royal Mint.At the time, the Royal Mint had planned to draw up new coins to mark the Queen being a great-grandmother.However, as the designs were finalised, concerns were raised about the coverage of the prince’s barnet, as it was reported at the time.Members of the advisory committee of Design of Coins, Medals and Decorations, which oversees the production of commemorative pieces, met to discuss the issue.

A frantic search has been launched for a man who has been missing from Inverness since Friday.