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October 20, 2018
ABBA’s virtual reunion show
October 20, 2018
Rihanna turns down Super Bowl show, backs Kaepernick
October 19, 2018
‘Romance and magic’: Marie Antoinette’s jewels on show before auction
October 19, 2018
Bangladesh music fans mourn rock megastar
SYDNEY — Britain’s Prince Harry climbed Australia’s Harbour Bridge on Friday, accompanied by Prime Minister Scott Morrison, during a royal tour that broke with the staid routine of such events to involve the royal couple in a group hug on Bondi Beach.Harry and Morrison smiled as the black, grey and yellow flag of the Invictus Games was hoisted on the Sydney landmark on the eve of the international paralympic event, founded by Harry for military personnel wounded in action, which runs until Oct. 27.“Well done, Harry. Fantastic for all the veterans,” said Facebook user Angela Doggett on the social media page of the company that organizes the climbs.Earlier, Harry and his wife, Megan Markle, joined a group hug on Bondi Beach at an event organized by surfers to build awareness of...
October 19, 2018
Britain’s Harry scales Sydney Harbour Bridge, joins group hug at Bondi
LONDON — The London Film Festival got its one of its starriest red carpets on Thursday when actresses Emma Stone, Rachel Weisz and Olivia Colman premiered “The Favourite,” a costume piece with a difference being billed as an Oscar contender.With plenty of laugh out loud moments, the movie sees Colman portray Britain’s 18th-century Queen Anne as an insecure, frail, tempestuous, childish royal who is easily influenced by her friend and confidante Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough.However Sarah, played by Weisz, soon finds herself vying for the queen’s attention as well as affection when maid Abigail, portrayed by Stone, arrives.“All three of us ... play parts that were filthy and sexy and emotional and sad ... which is normal, not just an attempt to be gorgeous all the time and a...
October 19, 2018
Olivia Colman adds royal touch with ‘The Favourite’ at London Film Festival
October 19, 2018
Bollywood director fired in India’s #Metoo storm
October 19, 2018
Neel Sethi, the real life "Mowgli" at Sharjah International Children's Film Festival
October 18, 2018
Watching scary movies and series grows by 65% during October in Saudi Arabia
SHARJAH — Child animation coach and stop motion artist Diaa Malaeb, from Lebanon, who has formerly worked with Save the Children and now dedicates his time to take his skills to teach refugee children stop motion animation techniques in Yemen, Tunis, Uganda, Iraq, Lebanon, and several other countries took center stage at the sixth edition of SICFF here by assisting these children with the creation of short animations that sheds light on a social issue that stems from the hardship and uncertainty these young children are surrounded by.
One of these clips, titled, ‘Selling Scraps and Scavenges’ opened the discussions Wednesday evening at a panel discussion titled ‘Film Industry and Refugees’, and is based on a pressing social problem that portrays Palestinian refugee children in a...
October 18, 2018
Diaa Malaeb: My aim is to offer literacy to children through cinema
