12 h. ago Jacob Elordi accused of 'DIVA' behavior as he snaps at Venice Film Festival official in tense exchange

Jacob Elordi was branded 'super rude' as he got into a tense altercation with a Venice Film Festival official at the world premiere of Frankenstein on Saturday.

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20 h. ago West Ham in talks with Chelsea over Axel Disasi move on Deadline Day

Hammers need Nayef Aguerd replacement, with Charlie Cresswell also an option and Igor Julio set for Crystal Palace

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4 d. ago Aussie MP Bob Katter shakes fist at reporter in tense public exchange

Bob Katter - who previously went viral for a bizarre video about crocodiles and gay Australians - was seen shaking his fist at a reporter who questioned him on his heritage

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4 d. ago Keir Starmer is set to replace a THIRD senior staff member in less than a year as PM's top official leaves her role

Nin Pandit, the Prime Minister's principal private secretary (PPS), has only been in her job for 10 months but is now moving to another role in Downing Street.

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4 d. ago Keir Starmer is set to replace a THIRD senior staff member in less than a year as PM's top official is 'moved out of Downing Street'

Nin Pandit, the Prime Minister's principal private secretary, has only been in her job for 10 months.

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5 d. ago Pedro Pascal set to REPLACE Joaquin Phoenix in gay romance film after pair's tense exchange over 'salute'

Pedro Pascal is being tipped to replace Joaquin Phoenix in a gay romance film - one year after the Oscar winner dropped out days before filming began.

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1 week ago Strictly's Kristian Nairn quits this year's show over medical reasons with his replacement set to be announced tonight

Actor and DJ Kristian Nairn has withdrawn from the new series of Strictly Come Dancing, for medical reasons.

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1 week ago Manchester City midfielder set to replace Florian Wirtz at Bayer Leverkusen as loan deal agreed

Claudio Echeverri will spend the season in Germany under Erik ten Hag

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2 w. ago Rangers have Nicolas Raskin replacement plan with three player wishlist as record breaking transfer fee 'set'

The midfielder is still highly-rated despite struggling to hold down a regular spot in the side under Russell Martin

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2 w. ago Enzo Maresca reveals the one signing Chelsea still ‘need’ to make

Maresca believes a replacement is needed for Levi Colwill, who is set to miss most of the new season after suffering an ACL injury

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2 w. ago Materialists review – Dakota Johnson and Pedro Pascal in a movie that can’t decide if it’s a romcom, a farce, or a dark drama

Celine Song’s follow-up to ‘Past Lives’ has divided audiences in the US, but its wavering tone might also be the point

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2 w. ago Ikea to open new city centre store today where iconic retailer used to be

The new UK branch of the Swedish giant Ikea will be its first in Sussex, set to open this Thursday, replacing a former Debenhams unit, and offering two enormous floors of retail space

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2 w. ago Kelly Cates 'doesn't want to be new Gary Lineker' and hasn't spoken to him about MOTD role

Presenter Kelly Cates is set to join up with Mark Chapman and Gabby Logan to replace Gary Lineker on Match of the Day for the coming Premier League season but has not spoken to her predecessor

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2 w. ago Mariah Carey snubs Meghan Markle after THAT 'diva' controversy in interview ahead of Sandringham show

Mariah Carey pointedly snubbed Meghan Markle during a wild new interview - three years after the pair had a memorably tense exchange over being a 'diva.'

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2 w. ago Steve Clarke welcomes two Scotland additions as former Hearts coach returns and new face joins

John Carver replacement confirmed as new set piece coach arrives

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2 w. ago Materialists review – Dakota Johnson torn between Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans in charming romcom

Johnson plays a matchmaker who has to choose between wealthy new suitor Pascal and broke ex Evans, but the outcome feels a little undramaticSay you are a single woman in New York and you are, in the words of the song, torn between two lovers: two handsome, intelligent, nice guys – one very poor and one very rich. All things being equal, who do you go for? The answer in real life is very different, in fact diametrically opposed, to the answer in a film. Few movie heroines have the candour of Jane Austen’s Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and Prejudice, who admitted to falling in love with Mr Darcy on seeing his beautiful grounds at Pemberley.But this is the choice, which never quite ascends to the state of a dilemma, in this charming and watchable – yet for me somehow anticlimactic – romantic comedy-drama from South Korean-Canadian film-maker Celine Song: a love-triangle confection to follow the much realer, truer love triangle of Song’s much acclaimed debut Past Lives. When the decision is...

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2 w. ago Britain facing fish and chips crisis with octopus and jellyfish set to replace cod

Battered sausage, cod or haddock are your usual fish and chip orders, but Brits may find themselves with no option but to tuck into more exotic kind of sea life on a Friday

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2 w. ago Ikea to open new city centre store this week where iconic retailer used to be

The new UK branch of the Swedish giant Ikea will be its first in Sussex, set to open this Thursday, replacing a former Debenhams unit, and offering two enormous floors of retail space

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3 w. ago Future Andre Onana replacement at Man United set new challenge after impressive debut

Manchester United goalkeeper Radek Vitek made his Championship debut for Bristol City on Saturday evening.

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3 w. ago ‘Nobody believes in the future any more’: Adam Curtis and Ari Aster on how to wake up from the post

Paranoia is exploited to control us. Movies are groomed to flatter us. And trauma has been twisted to make us blame ourselves. How can we make sense of our lives? The two film-makers try to navigate the chaosAri Aster’s new movie, Eddington, pits Joaquin Phoenix against Pedro Pascal as men with conflicting takes on how to get their small town through the crisis of Covid. It’s also a film about the contemporary political crisis in the US and the influence of technology on our lives.Adam Curtis’s latest documentary series, Shifty, covers similar themes but through the lens of British life in the Thatcher years of the late 1970s to early 1990s. This era, he argues, put in place a substantial shift in power away from the individual and the nation state, changes that are still playing out today. Continue reading...

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