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Japan’s Nikkatsu studio is pitching “River” at the top of its TIFFCOM sales slate. The film – on which it shares rights with Third Window Films – is a time loop comedy from Yamaguchi Junta, director of “Beyond The Infinite Two Minutes. [Read More]

Amanda Bynes has been true to form in the hospital where she's being held on a psychiatric hold -- she's completely lucid for long stretches, and then goes off the handle crazy. Sources with knowledge of the situation tell TMZ ... doctors have already determined Amanda is suffering from a severe mental illness "with schizophrenic tendencies." We're told she's aware "there's a good Amanda and a bad Amanda." When she talks about the bad Amanda she almost mimics an exorcism, pulling at her body as if to remove the demon, and even biting herself. [Read More]

Redeem now Saudi Arabia has invested heavily in its navy in recent years, buying a number of new warships. Riyadh has also demonstrated more willingness to participate in and even lead maritime task forces. The moves are a response to growing threats and reflect a desire to rely less on the US for defense. Saudi Arabia's naval forces have come a long way in recent years, with Riyadh acquiring more advanced warships and demonstrating an increasing willingness to participate in and even lead maritime task forces in the Persian Gulf. [Read More]

Lizzy Caplan has a story that may very well make you pee your pants.  During a Thursday night appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the Mean Girls alum shared an unfortunate yet hilarious tale about her very English, very polite husband Tom Riley, a urinal and an innocent bystander. "I like that he tends to get into, like, the most embarrassing, humiliating situations on Earth," the actress explained to host Jimmy Kimmel. "And when they occur in England, because of the polite society, it's, like, 10 times better. [Read More]

Nael 17 Ans Origine – C’était tôt un lundi matin dans le quartier des affaires de La Défense en dehors de Paris lorsque deux motards de la police ont repéré une Mercedes AMG jaune en excès de vitesse et enfreignant plusieurs codes de la route. Ils ont décidé de prendre le contrôle du véhicule et de son conducteur, un garçon de 17 ans. Après que le mineur ait refusé d’être obtempérant, l’un des policiers a eu recours à son arme. [Read More]

1/11 Disney Channel, Phillip Faraone/Getty Images Already a Disney Channel star when she made her debut as Galleria Garibaldi, thanks to the premiere of That's So Raven seven months earlier, Raven would only return for the film's first sequel in 2006, opting to sit of 2008's The Cheetah Girls: One World. (Her absence was explained away by Galleria's relocation to England for college.) After That's So Raven went off the air in 2008, she went on to star in the short-lived ABC Family series State of Georgia in 2011; joined The View as an official co-host from 2015 to 2016 after frequent guest host appearances; began recurring on Black-ish in 2015 as Rhonda, sister to Anthony Anderson's Dre; and returned to Disney Channel in 2017 to executive-produce and star in the That's So Raven sequel series Raven's Home. [Read More]

Midway through Robert Eggers’ Viking epic The Northman, crowds begin to gather for the Icelandic frontier equivalent of a medieval tourney. Local chieftains and their families watch from a nearby platform as five of this rugged land’s most brutal men — including our hero, Amleth (Alexander Skarsgård) — line up on either side of a flat green field. Clutching bats in their muscular hands, the players charge forward, roaring like bloodthirsty beasts. [Read More]

Ever seen that spirited gentleman in the Red Bull Racing garage? Or maybe you caught the beaming dad, draped in the vibrant hues of the Mexican flag, celebrating passionately at the 2021 Mexican GP? That’s Antonio Perez for you – Sergio Perez‘s ever-smiling anchor. How can anyone not love him? And while we’ve seen Red Bull Racing‘s Sergio Perez zoom around with different teams, one thing has remained impressively constant – his father. [Read More]

Play video content PICKIN' THE PLASTIC NFL player William Gay just learned a very important life lesson ... sometimes when you win, you completely freakin' lose in a major way ... especially when the game is credit card roulette. Gay and his Pittsburgh Steelers teammates went out to dinner recently and the whole group of very large -- and probably very hungry -- athletes decided to settle the bill by playing credit card roulette. [Read More]