People with poor literacy face more mental health problems such as loneliness, depression and anxiety, according to a review of studies which used data from nine countries, including India. The research, published in the journal Mental Health and Social Inclusion, is the first to look at the global picture of literacy and mental health.

The researchers from the University of East Anglia (UEA) in the UK found that little or no literacy disproportionately affects women, who account for two-thirds of the world’s illiterate.

“Despite rising literacy rates over the past 50 years, there are still an estimated 773 million adults globally who can’t read or write,” said Bonnie Teague from UEA’s Norwich Medical School.

“Literacy rates are lower in developing countries and those with a history of conflict, and women are disproportionately affected,” Teague said.

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The researchers noted that people with more literacy tend to have better social outcomes in terms of things like finding employment, being paid well, and being able to afford better food and housing.

Not being able to read or write holds a person back throughout their life and they often become trapped in poverty or more likely to commit crimes, they said.

“We also know that lower literacy is related to poorer health, chronic diseases and shorter life expectancy,” Teague said.

“There has been some research examining the potential association between literacy and mental health but this is the first study looking at the issue on a global scale,” he added.

The team reviewed data from 19 studies that measured both literacy and mental health. These studies took place across nine different countries — US, China, Nepal, Thailand, Iran, India, Ghana, Pakistan, and Brazil, and involved almost two million participants.

The researchers used information relating to mental health and literacy to assess the globally reported relationship between these two factors.

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They found a significant association between literacy and mental health outcomes across multiple countries.

“People with lower literacy had greater mental health difficulties such as anxiety and depression,” said Lucy Hunn, who completed the review as part of her Doctorate in clinical psychology training at UEA.

“We can’t say for sure that poor literacy causes poor mental health, but there is a strong association,” Hunn said.

The researchers noted that there may be multiple factors impacting mental health which also impact literacy such as poverty or living in an area with a history of conflict.

However, the data suggests that even in these places, worse mental health is seen for those without literacy skills, they added.

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People with poor literacy face more mental health problems such as loneliness, depression and anxiety, according to a review of studies which used data from nine countries, including India. The research, published in the journal Mental Health and Social Inclusion, is the first to look at the global picture of literacy and mental health. The researchers from the University of East Anglia (UEA) in the UK found that little or no literacy disproportionately affects women, who account for two-thirds of the world’s illiterate. “Despite rising literacy rates over the past 50 years, there are still an estimated 773 million adults globally who can’t read or write,” said Bonnie Teague from UEA’s Norwich Medical School. “Literacy rates are lower in developing countries and those with a history of conflict, and women are disproportionately affected,” Teague said. Also read: Got ultra dry skin? Use hyaluronic acid to achieve smooth and supple skin this winter The researchers noted that people with more literacy tend to have better social outcomes in terms of things like finding employment, being paid well, and being able to afford better food and housing. Not being able to read or write holds a person back throughout their life and they often become trapped in poverty or more likely to commit crimes, they said. “We also know that lower literacy is related to poorer health, chronic diseases and shorter life expectancy,” Teague said. “There has been some research examining the potential association between literacy and mental health but this is the first study looking at the issue on a global scale,” he added. The team reviewed data from 19 studies that measured both literacy and mental health. These studies took place across nine different countries — US, China, Nepal, Thailand, Iran, India, Ghana, Pakistan, and Brazil, and involved almost two million participants. The researchers used information relating to mental health and literacy to assess the globally reported relationship between these two factors. Also read: Resorts for rabbits? This country has luxury hotels for bunnies They found a significant association between literacy and mental health outcomes across multiple countries. “People with lower literacy had greater mental health difficulties such as anxiety and depression,” said Lucy Hunn, who completed the review as part of her Doctorate in clinical psychology training at UEA. “We can’t say for sure that poor literacy causes poor mental health, but there is a strong association,” Hunn said. The researchers noted that there may be multiple factors impacting mental health which also impact literacy such as poverty or living in an area with a history of conflict. However, the data suggests that even in these places, worse mental health is seen for those without literacy skills, they added. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Knowing that your adorable little bunnies are being spoiled with spa treatments, luxe meals, playtime, parties, and a lot more at a "Rabbit Resort" is the best feeling ever, especially when you are out quenching your thirst for adventure and wanderlust. And, while you won't find such a place in most parts of the world, there's one place in Hong Kong that will accommodate and take care of your furry animal's needs while you are away on a holiday.&nbsp;

Your rabbits can scamper around a play area in a climate-controlled building in suburban Hong Kong and climb castles made of wood or explore a cotton tunnel with other little hopping friends. Your little bunnies can do all this and a lot more at Hong Kong's unique luxury rabbit resort called Bunny Style, which is owned by Donna Li.

Donna Li spoke to AP&nbsp;and revealed that she’s fully booked for the holiday and keeps her guests happy with regular exercise, parties, spa treatments, and lots of hay. "We aim to provide a secure environment," Li said.

Li, who has two pet rabbits of her own, set up Bunny Style in June. She started with just a playroom offering space to hop and relief from Hong Kong’s hot, humid weather.

"To begin with, my idea was mainly about setting up a safe indoor play space with a suitable temperature for rabbits,"&nbsp;Li said. As the government began lifting COVID-19 restrictions in September, Li sensed a need and swiftly set up boarding facilities. They were completely booked over the Christmas holidays and Li has already started taking bookings for Easter.

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With 15 rabbits, Li and her staff will be busy over the holiday, the most important in the Chinese calendar. Apart from feeding, some owners order special vegetable cakes in advance.&nbsp;Then there are other services like hair-brushing, nail trimming, and exercising.

"I think rabbits understand what people say. They can sense whether we are being nice to them and look after them well," Li said. "And so when I look after them, I talk to them a lot, telling them how beautiful and cute they are."

A live stream is&nbsp;also provided to the pet parents so that they can see their rabbits&nbsp;actively hopping and enjoying themselves.

Bunny Style charges about $15 per night, including half an hour of supervised playtime. Beauty treatments and special menu items are extra.

The animals'&nbsp;popularity in Hong Kong has inevitably led to some owners finding they've bit off more than they can chew. For that, there are shelters such as Tolobunny, set up in 2015 and dedicated to finding new homes for abandoned rabbits, often at public adoption events.

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Spokesperson Bridget Ng is already anticipating a surge of calls to the shelter’s 24-hour rescue hotline in the months after the new year. Already, its volunteers are temporarily housing 42 rabbits given up by their owners.

"Our observation is that throughout the year, especially at festive holidays like Valentine’s Day, Easter or Christmas, there are more people who want to keep rabbits, but after a few months, there will be more abandoned rabbits,"&nbsp;Ng said.

Homeless dogs and cats still get more care, but "I hope there will be more attention and resources for all kinds of abandoned animals,"&nbsp;founder Winky Cheng said.

(With inputs from agencies)

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Knowing that your adorable little bunnies are being spoiled with spa treatments, luxe meals, playtime, parties, and a lot more at a "Rabbit Resort" is the best feeling ever, especially when you are out quenching your thirst for adventure and wanderlust.

Knowing that your adorable little bunnies are being spoiled with spa treatments, luxe meals, playtime, parties, and a lot more at a "Rabbit Resort" is the best feeling ever, especially when you are out quenching your thirst for adventure and wanderlust. And, while you won't find such a place in most parts of the world, there's one place in Hong Kong that will accommodate and take care of your furry animal's needs while you are away on a holiday. Your rabbits can scamper around a play area in a climate-controlled building in suburban Hong Kong and climb castles made of wood or explore a cotton tunnel with other little hopping friends. Your little bunnies can do all this and a lot more at Hong Kong's unique luxury rabbit resort called Bunny Style, which is owned by Donna Li. Donna Li spoke to AP and revealed that she’s fully booked for the holiday and keeps her guests happy with regular exercise, parties, spa treatments, and lots of hay. "We aim to provide a secure environment," Li said. Li, who has two pet rabbits of her own, set up Bunny Style in June. She started with just a playroom offering space to hop and relief from Hong Kong’s hot, humid weather. "To begin with, my idea was mainly about setting up a safe indoor play space with a suitable temperature for rabbits," Li said. As the government began lifting COVID-19 restrictions in September, Li sensed a need and swiftly set up boarding facilities. They were completely booked over the Christmas holidays and Li has already started taking bookings for Easter. Also read: James Cameron becomes first director to have three $2 billion movies post Avatar 2 success With 15 rabbits, Li and her staff will be busy over the holiday, the most important in the Chinese calendar. Apart from feeding, some owners order special vegetable cakes in advance. Then there are other services like hair-brushing, nail trimming, and exercising. "I think rabbits understand what people say. They can sense whether we are being nice to them and look after them well," Li said. "And so when I look after them, I talk to them a lot, telling them how beautiful and cute they are." A live stream is also provided to the pet parents so that they can see their rabbits actively hopping and enjoying themselves. Bunny Style charges about $15 per night, including half an hour of supervised playtime. Beauty treatments and special menu items are extra. The animals' popularity in Hong Kong has inevitably led to some owners finding they've bit off more than they can chew. For that, there are shelters such as Tolobunny, set up in 2015 and dedicated to finding new homes for abandoned rabbits, often at public adoption events. Spokesperson Bridget Ng is already anticipating a surge of calls to the shelter’s 24-hour rescue hotline in the months after the new year. Already, its volunteers are temporarily housing 42 rabbits given up by their owners. "Our observation is that throughout the year, especially at festive holidays like Valentine’s Day, Easter or Christmas, there are more people who want to keep rabbits, but after a few months, there will be more abandoned rabbits," Ng said. Homeless dogs and cats still get more care, but "I hope there will be more attention and resources for all kinds of abandoned animals," founder Winky Cheng said. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Kylie Jenner made heads turn at Schiaparelli's couture runway during Paris Fashion Week as she arrived, in a black strapless gown adorned with a hyper-realistic faux lion's head brooch, to see the label's Spring-Summer 2023 couture collection.

The 25-year-old's chic figure-hugging black velvet dress looked perfect with the huge stuffed accessory as she headed to the venue this Monday.

For her footwear, she opted for statement gold heels and paired them with a snakeskin gold handbag.

Meanwhile, on the runway, Naomi Campbell flaunted a black faux fur coat with a wolf's head emerging from her left shoulder. Canadian model Shalom Harlow donned a strapless snow leopard tube dress with a roaring feline head bursting through the bust.

According to the show notes, the collection was inspired by Dante's "Inferno" and the nine circles of hell, which is actually a metaphor for the doubt and creative torment most artists experience. The collection literally draws from the three beasts that appear in the 14th-century poem. Creative director Daniel Roseberry reimagined the leopard, the lion and the she-wolf in the collection and left everyone stunned.

Check out the viral photos below!

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The head-turning pieces were made entirely by hand from foam resin and other man-made materials.

Dressed in a&nbsp;stunning black and white mini dress, Diane Kruger enjoyed the show from the front row. Doja Cat was also present at the venue to get a glimpse of the collection.

Kylie's appearance with the lion's face brooch comes after she revealed that her 11-month-old son's name is Aire, which means Lion of God. She also shared the first picture of her son to mark his official name reveal.

Shedding light on her experience at PFW, Kylie wrote on Instagram, "BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. thank you @danielroseberry and @schiaparelli for such a special morning. Wow, I&nbsp;loved wearing this faux art creation constructed by hand using manmade materials. beautiful beautiful. (sic)"

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Kylie Jenner made heads turn at Schiaparelli's couture runway during Paris Fashion Week as she arrived, in a black strapless gown adorned with a hyper-realistic faux lion's head brooch, to see the label's Spring-Summer 2023 couture collection.

Kylie Jenner made heads turn at Schiaparelli's couture runway during Paris Fashion Week as she arrived, in a black strapless gown adorned with a hyper-realistic faux lion's head brooch, to see the label's Spring-Summer 2023 couture collection. The 25-year-old's chic figure-hugging black velvet dress looked perfect with the huge stuffed accessory as she headed to the venue this Monday. For her footwear, she opted for statement gold heels and paired them with a snakeskin gold handbag. Meanwhile, on the runway, Naomi Campbell flaunted a black faux fur coat with a wolf's head emerging from her left shoulder. Canadian model Shalom Harlow donned a strapless snow leopard tube dress with a roaring feline head bursting through the bust. According to the show notes, the collection was inspired by Dante's "Inferno" and the nine circles of hell, which is actually a metaphor for the doubt and creative torment most artists experience. The collection literally draws from the three beasts that appear in the 14th-century poem. Creative director Daniel Roseberry reimagined the leopard, the lion and the she-wolf in the collection and left everyone stunned. Check out the viral photos below! Kylie Jenner attends the Schiaparelli Haute Couture. #PFW pic.twitter.com/Ze5VLg8zqQ — @21metgala (@21metgala) January 23, 2023 Naomi Campbell walking for Schiaparelli Haute Couture SS23 🐅 #LisLove pic.twitter.com/k8osaxaMFl — Lis Lopes (@lislopees1) January 23, 2023 Also read: Cate Blanchett drops 'retirement' bombshell; says she doesn't 'ever want to work again' Shalom Harlow for schiaparelli haute couture ss23 pic.twitter.com/aqubbSgPUt — it girl (@modelsdiaryy) January 23, 2023 Also watch: Schiaparelli Paris Show: Kylie Jenner wears lion head, Doja Cat covers herself in paint The head-turning pieces were made entirely by hand from foam resin and other man-made materials. Dressed in a stunning black and white mini dress, Diane Kruger enjoyed the show from the front row. Doja Cat was also present at the venue to get a glimpse of the collection. Kylie's appearance with the lion's face brooch comes after she revealed that her 11-month-old son's name is Aire, which means Lion of God. She also shared the first picture of her son to mark his official name reveal. Shedding light on her experience at PFW, Kylie wrote on Instagram, "BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. thank you @danielroseberry and @schiaparelli for such a special morning. Wow, I loved wearing this faux art creation constructed by hand using manmade materials. beautiful beautiful. (sic)" WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Kylie Jenner dons huge lion's head as brooch with a black dress at Schiaparelli show during Paris Fashion Week

American singer and rapper Doja Cat, who has delivered several chartbusters like 'Kiss Me More', 'Woman', 'Need to Know', and 'No Police' among others, flaunted her impeccable, other-worldly and unique fashion sense in Paris on Monday.

Covered in red paint, glitter, and over 30,000 blood-red Swarovski crystals, the Grammy Award winner arrived for the Schiaparelli Haute Couture show during Paris Fashion Week and grabbed eyeballs.&nbsp;

To match her gorgeous red strapless Schiaparelli Haute Couture dress which featured a hand-knitted skirt with lacquered wooden beads and a red silk faille bustier, the singer-rapper ensured that her entire head, face, chest and arms were artfully bedazzled in red. And, the results were jaw-droppingly amazing.

According to a post featured on the official Schiaparelli Instagram account, Doja paired her ensemble with&nbsp;Trompe lœil knee-high boots. To accessorise, she opted for&nbsp;a dramatic wrap along with&nbsp;giant gem earrings in the same scarlet shade.

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Celebrity makeup artist Pat McGrath spent over five hours to hand glue the crystals on Doja's body. She called the look -&nbsp;"Doja's Inferno", which is partly inspired by Dante's "Inferno", according to a press release. The 14th-century epic poem also inspired this season's Schiaparelli designs.

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In an Instagram post, Pat gushed about working with Doja. He wrote, "Such a pleasure working with the gorgeous @DojaCat and the amazing @DanielRoseberry on the 'Doja's Inferno' look for @Schiaparelli's FW23 Haute Couture collection."

He continued, "Doja's sublime patience during the 4 hours and 58 minutes it took to create the look with #TeamPatMcGrath, which was covered in over 30,000 hand-applied @swarovski Crystals, was inspiring. The final product was a magical, mesmerising masterpiece of sparkling brilliance. Xx."

Other than Doja, Kylie Jenner also made a jaw-dropping appearance at the Schiaparelli show. She arrived wearing a black gown affixed with a huge lion head. The faux animal head was reportedly made from "hand-sculpted foam" as well as "wool and silk faux fur". The piece was "hand painted to look as life-like as possible, celebrating the glory of the natural world", Schiaparelli explained via an Instagram post.

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American singer and rapper Doja Cat, who has delivered several chartbusters like 'Kiss Me More', 'Woman', 'Need to Know', and 'No Police' among others, flaunted her impeccable, other-worldly and unique fashion sense in Paris on Monday.

American singer and rapper Doja Cat, who has delivered several chartbusters like 'Kiss Me More', 'Woman', 'Need to Know', and 'No Police' among others, flaunted her impeccable, other-worldly and unique fashion sense in Paris on Monday. Covered in red paint, glitter, and over 30,000 blood-red Swarovski crystals, the Grammy Award winner arrived for the Schiaparelli Haute Couture show during Paris Fashion Week and grabbed eyeballs. To match her gorgeous red strapless Schiaparelli Haute Couture dress which featured a hand-knitted skirt with lacquered wooden beads and a red silk faille bustier, the singer-rapper ensured that her entire head, face, chest and arms were artfully bedazzled in red. And, the results were jaw-droppingly amazing. According to a post featured on the official Schiaparelli Instagram account, Doja paired her ensemble with Trompe lœil knee-high boots. To accessorise, she opted for a dramatic wrap along with giant gem earrings in the same scarlet shade. Also watch: Schiaparelli Paris Show: Kylie Jenner wears lion head, Doja Cat covers herself in paint Celebrity makeup artist Pat McGrath spent over five hours to hand glue the crystals on Doja's body. She called the look - "Doja's Inferno", which is partly inspired by Dante's "Inferno", according to a press release. The 14th-century epic poem also inspired this season's Schiaparelli designs. Also read: Kylie Jenner dons huge lion's head as brooch with a black dress at Schiaparelli show during Paris Fashion Week In an Instagram post, Pat gushed about working with Doja. He wrote, "Such a pleasure working with the gorgeous @DojaCat and the amazing @DanielRoseberry on the 'Doja's Inferno' look for @Schiaparelli's FW23 Haute Couture collection." He continued, "Doja's sublime patience during the 4 hours and 58 minutes it took to create the look with #TeamPatMcGrath, which was covered in over 30,000 hand-applied @swarovski Crystals, was inspiring. The final product was a magical, mesmerising masterpiece of sparkling brilliance. Xx." Other than Doja, Kylie Jenner also made a jaw-dropping appearance at the Schiaparelli show. She arrived wearing a black gown affixed with a huge lion head. The faux animal head was reportedly made from "hand-sculpted foam" as well as "wool and silk faux fur". The piece was "hand painted to look as life-like as possible, celebrating the glory of the natural world", Schiaparelli explained via an Instagram post. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Shortly after getting married in an intimate wedding ceremony at her Khandala farmhouse, newlywed&nbsp;Athiya Shetty shared her first photos with Indian cricketer KL Rahul as husband and wife. Sharing&nbsp;some dreamy photos from the ceremony, the actress penned a heartfelt note that instantly went viral across social media platforms.

While sharing the frame-worthy snaps, Shetty wrote. "'In your light, I learn how to love…' (heart emoji) Today, with our most loved ones, we got married in the home that's given us immense joy and serenity. With a heart full of gratitude and love, we seek your blessings on this journey of togetherness."

Reacting to the actress's post, her fans left congratulatory notes in the comment section. Meanwhile, celebrities like Ayushmann Khurrana, Rakul Preet Singh, Parineeti Chopra, Virat Kohli, Kriti Sanon, Ananya Pandey, Kartik Aaryan and Vaani Kapoor left sweet comments for the two lovebirds.

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After the ceremony concluded, Suniel Shetty and his son Ahan Shetty came out of their farmhouse, greeted the paps and distributed sweets to the photographers stationed outside the venue.

The father-son duo looked dapper in Indian ethnic attires. While Suniel wore a crepe-coloured Kurta and mundu, his son was seen decked up in white.

Anupam Kher, Diana Penty, Ishaant Sharma, Anshula Kapoor, and Krishna Shroff&nbsp;were spotted arriving at the venue for the wedding celebrations.

The wedding ceremony reportedly started at 2.30 PM today. After KL Rahul brought the baarat to Shetty's Khandala house, the couple took pheras (wedding vows) close to the magic hour in the evening. They were surrounded by their close friends and family

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Shortly after getting married in an intimate wedding ceremony at her Khandala farmhouse, newlywed Athiya Shetty shared her first photos with Indian cricketer KL Rahul as husband and wife.

Shortly after getting married in an intimate wedding ceremony at her Khandala farmhouse, newlywed Athiya Shetty shared her first photos with Indian cricketer KL Rahul as husband and wife. Sharing some dreamy photos from the ceremony, the actress penned a heartfelt note that instantly went viral across social media platforms. While sharing the frame-worthy snaps, Shetty wrote. "'In your light, I learn how to love…' (heart emoji) Today, with our most loved ones, we got married in the home that's given us immense joy and serenity. With a heart full of gratitude and love, we seek your blessings on this journey of togetherness." Reacting to the actress's post, her fans left congratulatory notes in the comment section. Meanwhile, celebrities like Ayushmann Khurrana, Rakul Preet Singh, Parineeti Chopra, Virat Kohli, Kriti Sanon, Ananya Pandey, Kartik Aaryan and Vaani Kapoor left sweet comments for the two lovebirds. Check out the post below! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Athiya Shetty (@athiyashetty) Also read: James Cameron becomes first director to have three $2 billion movies post Avatar 2 success After the ceremony concluded, Suniel Shetty and his son Ahan Shetty came out of their farmhouse, greeted the paps and distributed sweets to the photographers stationed outside the venue. The father-son duo looked dapper in Indian ethnic attires. While Suniel wore a crepe-coloured Kurta and mundu, his son was seen decked up in white. Anupam Kher, Diana Penty, Ishaant Sharma, Anshula Kapoor, and Krishna Shroff were spotted arriving at the venue for the wedding celebrations. The wedding ceremony reportedly started at 2.30 PM today. After KL Rahul brought the baarat to Shetty's Khandala house, the couple took pheras (wedding vows) close to the magic hour in the evening. They were surrounded by their close friends and family WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Kannada actor Darshan and his wife Vijaya Lakshmi have been booked under the Wildlife Protection Act for keeping four rare bar-headed geese at their farm in Mysuru.&nbsp;The Karnataka forest authorities&nbsp;have also booked the farmhouse's manager&nbsp;Nagaraj.

After the actor revealed in an interview that he has these rare migratory birds at his farmhouse, the forest department sleuths, on Friday, conducted raids and&nbsp;seized the rare birds, which were later released near the Hadinaru lake in Bengaluru, which is considered a magnet for migratory birds.

Deputy Conservator of Forests B. Bhaskar also stated that his sleuths found a black swan, ostrich, emu and a few other rare species of birds at Darshan's&nbsp;farmhouse.

Ironically, the actor is an ambassador for wildlife conservation and was also nominated for&nbsp;Karnataka State Board for Wildlife last year.

According to a report by Deccan Herald, the actor could face up to three years in prison, if found guilty under Sections 9, 39 and 51 of the Wild Life Protection Act 1972 and Wild Life (Protection) Amendment Act 2022.

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Kannada actor Darshan and his wife Vijaya Lakshmi have been booked under the Wildlife Protection Act for keeping four rare bar-headed geese at their farm in Mysuru. The Karnataka forest authorities have also booked the farmhouse's manager Nagaraj. After the actor revealed in an interview that he has these rare migratory birds at his farmhouse, the forest department sleuths, on Friday, conducted raids and seized the rare birds, which were later released near the Hadinaru lake in Bengaluru, which is considered a magnet for migratory birds. Deputy Conservator of Forests B. Bhaskar also stated that his sleuths found a black swan, ostrich, emu and a few other rare species of birds at Darshan's farmhouse. Ironically, the actor is an ambassador for wildlife conservation and was also nominated for Karnataka State Board for Wildlife last year. According to a report by Deccan Herald, the actor could face up to three years in prison, if found guilty under Sections 9, 39 and 51 of the Wild Life Protection Act 1972 and Wild Life (Protection) Amendment Act 2022. Also read: Oscar 2023 Nominations Complete List: 'Naatu Naatu', 'All That Breathes', 'Avatar: The Way of Water' and more Darshan is currently waiting for the release of his film 'Kranti'. The film is written and directed by V. Harikrishna. Meanwhile, B. Suresha and Shylaja Nag, under Media House Studio, have bankrolled the project. Alongside Darshan, it stars Rachita Ram and Ravichandran in the lead roles. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The list of nominees for the 95th Oscar awards is finally out! On Tuesday, Riz Ahmed and Allison Williams made the much-awaited announcement live from&nbsp;Beverly Hills, California. To shine the spotlight on great artists and celebrate the art of filmmaking, Academy Award is all set to return in March!

'Top Gun: Maverick', 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever', 'Tar',&nbsp;'Everything Everywhere All at Once', 'Elvis', and 'The Whale' featured heavily in the nominations. Check out the full list of contenders for all 23 categories&nbsp;below!

<h2>Oscar 2023 Full Nomination List!</h2>

Actress in a supporting role

<ul>
	<li>Angela Bassett&nbsp;from 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever'</li>
	<li>Hong Chau from 'The Whale'</li>
	<li>Kerry Condon from 'The Banshees of Inisherin'</li>
	<li>Jamie Lee Curtis from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once'</li>
	<li>Stephanie Hsu&nbsp;from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once'</li>
</ul>

Costume design

<ul>
	<li>'Babylon'</li>
	<li>'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever'</li>
	<li>'Elvis'</li>
	<li>'Everything Everywhere All at Once'</li>
	<li>'Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris'</li>
</ul>

Sound

<ul>
	<li>'All Quiet on the Western Front'&nbsp;</li>
	<li>'Avatar: The Way of Water'&nbsp;</li>
	<li>'The Batman'&nbsp;</li>
	<li>'Elvis'</li>
	<li>'Top Gun: Maverick'</li>
</ul>

Music (original score)

<ul>
	<li>'All Quiet on the Western Front'</li>
	<li>'Babylon'</li>
	<li>'The Banshees of Inisherin'</li>
	<li>'Everything Everywhere All at Once'</li>
	<li>'The Fabelmans'</li>
</ul>

Writing (Adapted screenplay)

<ul>
	<li>'All Quiet on the Western Front'</li>
	<li>'Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery'</li>
	<li>'Living'</li>
	<li>'Top Gun: Maverick'</li>
	<li>'Women Talking'</li>
</ul>

Writing (Original screenplay)

<ul>
	<li>'The Banshees of Inisherin'</li>
	<li>'Everything Everywhere All at Once'</li>
	<li>'The Fabelmans'</li>
	<li>'Tár'</li>
	<li>'Triangle of Sadness'</li>
</ul>

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Live-action short film

<ul>
	<li>'An Irish Goodbye'</li>
	<li>'Ivalu'</li>
	<li>'Le Pupille'</li>
	<li>'Night Ride'</li>
	<li>'The Red Suitcase'</li>
</ul>

Animated short film

<ul>
	<li>'The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse'</li>
	<li>'The Flying Sailor'</li>
	<li>'Ice Merchants'</li>
	<li>'My Year of Dicks'</li>
	<li>'An Ostrich Told Me the World Is Fake and I Think I Believe It'</li>
</ul>

Actor in a supporting role

<ul>
	<li>Brendan Gleeson from 'The Banshees of Inisherin'</li>
	<li>Brian Tyree Henry from 'Causeway'</li>
	<li>Judd Hirsch from 'The Fabelmans'</li>
	<li>Barry Keoghan&nbsp;from 'The Banshees of Inisherin'</li>
	<li>Ke Huy Quan&nbsp;from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once'</li>
</ul>

Music (original song)

<ul>
	<li>'Applause'&nbsp;from 'Tell It like a Woman'</li>
	<li>'Hold My Hand' from 'Top Gun: Maverick'</li>
	<li>'Lift Me Up'&nbsp;from 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever'</li>
	<li>'Naatu Naatu'&nbsp;from 'RRR'</li>
	<li>'This Is a Life' from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once'</li>
</ul>

Documentary feature

<ul>
	<li>'All That Breathes'</li>
	<li>'All the Beauty and the Bloodshed'</li>
	<li>'Fire of Love'</li>
	<li>'A House Made of Splinters'</li>
	<li>'Navalny'</li>
</ul>

Documentary short film

<ul>
	<li>'The Elephant Whisperers'</li>
	<li>'Haulout'</li>
	<li>'How Do You Measure a Year?'</li>
	<li>'The Martha Mitchell Effect'</li>
	<li>'Stranger at the Gate'</li>
</ul>

Animated feature film

<ul>
	<li>'Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio'</li>
	<li>'Marcel the Shell With Shoes On'</li>
	<li>'Puss in Boots: The Last Wish'</li>
	<li>'The Sea Beast'</li>
	<li>'Turning Red'</li>
</ul>

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-the-whale-star-brendan-fraser-calls-out-bias-against-obese-people-and-stands-for-body-positivity-555129">'The Whale' star Brendan Fraser calls out bias against obese people and stands for body positivity</a>

Makeup and hairstyling

<ul>
	<li>'All Quiet on the Western Front'</li>
	<li>'The Batman'</li>
	<li>'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever'</li>
	<li>'Elvis'</li>
	<li>'The Whale'</li>
</ul>

Production design

<ul>
	<li>'All Quiet on the Western Front'</li>
	<li>'Avatar: The Way of Water'</li>
	<li>'Babylon'</li>
	<li>'Elvis'</li>
	<li>'The Fabelmans'</li>
</ul>

Film editing

<ul>
	<li>'The Banshees of Inisherin'</li>
	<li>'Elvis'</li>
	<li>'Everything Everywhere All at Once'</li>
	<li>'Tár'</li>
	<li>'Top Gun: Maverick'</li>
</ul>

Cinematography

<ul>
	<li>'All Quiet on the Western Front'</li>
	<li>'Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths'</li>
	<li>'Elvis'</li>
	<li>'Empire of Light'</li>
	<li>'Tár'</li>
</ul>

Visual effects

<ul>
	<li>'All Quiet on the Western Front'</li>
	<li>'Avatar: The Way of Water'</li>
	<li>'The Batman'</li>
	<li>'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever'</li>
	<li>'Top Gun: Maverick'</li>
</ul>

Actor in a leading role

<ul>
	<li>Austin Butler&nbsp;from 'Elvis'</li>
	<li>Colin Farrell from 'The Banshees of Inisherin'</li>
	<li>Brendan Fraser from 'The Whale'</li>
	<li>Paul Mescal from 'Aftersun'</li>
	<li>Bill Nighy from 'Living'</li>
</ul>

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Actress in a leading role

<ul>
	<li>Cate Blanchett from 'Tár'</li>
	<li>Ana de Armas from 'Blonde'</li>
	<li>Andrea Riseborough from 'To Leslie'</li>
	<li>Michelle Williams from 'The Fabelmans'</li>
	<li>Michelle Yeoh from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once'</li>
</ul>

Directing

<ul>
	<li>Todd Field from 'Tár'</li>
	<li>Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once'</li>
	<li>Martin McDonagh from 'The Banshees of Inisherin'</li>
	<li>Ruben Ostlund from 'Triangle of Sadness'</li>
	<li>Steven Spielberg from 'The Fabelmans'</li>
</ul>

Best picture

<ul>
	<li>'All Quiet on the Western Front'</li>
	<li>'Avatar: The Way of Water'</li>
	<li>'The Banshees of Inisherin'</li>
	<li>'Elvis'</li>
	<li>'Everything Everywhere All at Once'</li>
	<li>'The Fabelmans'</li>
	<li>'Tár'</li>
	<li>'Top Gun: Maverick'</li>
	<li>'Triangle of Sadness'</li>
	<li>'Women Talking'</li>
</ul>

(List Updated live)

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The 2023 Academy Awards is scheduled for March 12. Dolby Theatre at Ovation Hollywood has been chosen as the venue for the prestigious award ceremony, which will be televised live on ABC and in more than 200 territories worldwide. According to reports, Jimmy Kimmel will return as host for the third time and will entertain the viewers with his quirky jokes and one-liners.

Fun fact:&nbsp;The first Oscar award ceremony was organised in 1929. And, the trophy's design was discussed for the first time in 1927. After a lot of debate and discussion,&nbsp;the sculpture made by sculptor George Stanley was selected for the Academy Awards.

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The list of nominees for the 95th Oscar awards is finally out! On Tuesday, Riz Ahmed and Allison Williams made the much-awaited announcement live from Beverly Hills, California.

The list of nominees for the 95th Oscar awards is finally out! On Tuesday, Riz Ahmed and Allison Williams made the much-awaited announcement live from Beverly Hills, California. To shine the spotlight on great artists and celebrate the art of filmmaking, Academy Award is all set to return in March! 'Top Gun: Maverick', 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever', 'Tar', 'Everything Everywhere All at Once', 'Elvis', and 'The Whale' featured heavily in the nominations. Check out the full list of contenders for all 23 categories below! Oscar 2023 Full Nomination List! Actress in a supporting role Angela Bassett from 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' Hong Chau from 'The Whale' Kerry Condon from 'The Banshees of Inisherin' Jamie Lee Curtis from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' Stephanie Hsu from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' Costume design 'Babylon' 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' 'Elvis' 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' 'Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris' Sound 'All Quiet on the Western Front' 'Avatar: The Way of Water' 'The Batman' 'Elvis' 'Top Gun: Maverick' Music (original score) 'All Quiet on the Western Front' 'Babylon' 'The Banshees of Inisherin' 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' 'The Fabelmans' Writing (Adapted screenplay) 'All Quiet on the Western Front' 'Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery' 'Living' 'Top Gun: Maverick' 'Women Talking' Writing (Original screenplay) 'The Banshees of Inisherin' 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' 'The Fabelmans' 'Tár' 'Triangle of Sadness' Also read: Indian film RRR's Naatu Naatu gets Oscar nod for best original song Live-action short film 'An Irish Goodbye' 'Ivalu' 'Le Pupille' 'Night Ride' 'The Red Suitcase' Animated short film 'The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse' 'The Flying Sailor' 'Ice Merchants' 'My Year of Dicks' 'An Ostrich Told Me the World Is Fake and I Think I Believe It' Actor in a supporting role Brendan Gleeson from 'The Banshees of Inisherin' Brian Tyree Henry from 'Causeway' Judd Hirsch from 'The Fabelmans' Barry Keoghan from 'The Banshees of Inisherin' Ke Huy Quan from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' Music (original song) 'Applause' from 'Tell It like a Woman' 'Hold My Hand' from 'Top Gun: Maverick' 'Lift Me Up' from 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' 'Naatu Naatu' from 'RRR' 'This Is a Life' from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' Documentary feature 'All That Breathes' 'All the Beauty and the Bloodshed' 'Fire of Love' 'A House Made of Splinters' 'Navalny' Documentary short film 'The Elephant Whisperers' 'Haulout' 'How Do You Measure a Year?' 'The Martha Mitchell Effect' 'Stranger at the Gate' Animated feature film 'Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio' 'Marcel the Shell With Shoes On' 'Puss in Boots: The Last Wish' 'The Sea Beast' 'Turning Red' Also read: 'The Whale' star Brendan Fraser calls out bias against obese people and stands for body positivity Makeup and hairstyling 'All Quiet on the Western Front' 'The Batman' 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' 'Elvis' 'The Whale' Production design 'All Quiet on the Western Front' 'Avatar: The Way of Water' 'Babylon' 'Elvis' 'The Fabelmans' Film editing 'The Banshees of Inisherin' 'Elvis' 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' 'Tár' 'Top Gun: Maverick' Cinematography 'All Quiet on the Western Front' 'Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths' 'Elvis' 'Empire of Light' 'Tár' Visual effects 'All Quiet on the Western Front' 'Avatar: The Way of Water' 'The Batman' 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' 'Top Gun: Maverick' Actor in a leading role Austin Butler from 'Elvis' Colin Farrell from 'The Banshees of Inisherin' Brendan Fraser from 'The Whale' Paul Mescal from 'Aftersun' Bill Nighy from 'Living' Also read: James Cameron becomes first director to have three $2 billion movies post Avatar 2 success Actress in a leading role Cate Blanchett from 'Tár' Ana de Armas from 'Blonde' Andrea Riseborough from 'To Leslie' Michelle Williams from 'The Fabelmans' Michelle Yeoh from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' Directing Todd Field from 'Tár' Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert from 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' Martin McDonagh from 'The Banshees of Inisherin' Ruben Ostlund from 'Triangle of Sadness' Steven Spielberg from 'The Fabelmans' Best picture 'All Quiet on the Western Front' 'Avatar: The Way of Water' 'The Banshees of Inisherin' 'Elvis' 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' 'The Fabelmans' 'Tár' 'Top Gun: Maverick' 'Triangle of Sadness' 'Women Talking' (List Updated live) Also read: Oscar nominations could give blockbusters a boost this Tuesday The 2023 Academy Awards is scheduled for March 12. 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American singer Rita Ora has finally broken her silence on speculations that she is in a "throuple" with her filmmaker-husband Taika Waititi and actress Tessa Thompson, which stemmed from a group picture that recently went viral.

The snap showed the 32-year-old singer&nbsp;and the 47-year-old filmmaker sitting and sharing an intimate hug with the 'Creed' star during a party session.

Addressing the rumours, Ora said, "Have you ever been in a situation where you've had a lot of drinks and everyone's your best friend? And then the next day you're like, 'I was talking to this person in the smoking area for four hours and I've got no idea who they are.' Literally - that (photograph) was just a bunch of friends having a good time. (Taika and Tessa) had a crazy schedule and everyone was letting loose."

She also told the British GQ that she chose "not to acknowledge" the headlines hoping that they would go away.

Meanwhile, Waititi previously addressed the rumours&nbsp;in an interview with the Sydney Morning Herald. He said,&nbsp;"I think in the world of the internet, everything goes away pretty quickly."

He added, "And also, 'Is it that big a deal?' No, not really. I was doing nothing wrong. It's fine."

Rita also said her life "became better" when she got together with Taika, with whom she had been friends for several years before they embarked on a romantic relationship.

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When asked how she knew Taika was the right person for her, she said, "When I didn't feel a change (from only being friends), like my life just became better."

"We were really good friends for six years, and I went to Australia and we both had separate jobs, and we didn't really know that many people out there. It was nice to see a familiar face and our universes just collided. That was it," she added.

Ora further reiterated that she never thought about settling down until she met Taika.

She said, "It was our bond that made me think, I'm ready to settle down. I never think about things like that because I don't want to jinx anything."

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American singer Rita Ora has finally broken her silence on speculations that she is in a "throuple" with her filmmaker-husband Taika Waititi and actress Tessa Thompson, which stemmed from a group picture that recently went viral. The snap showed the 32-year-old singer and the 47-year-old filmmaker sitting and sharing an intimate hug with the 'Creed' star during a party session. Addressing the rumours, Ora said, "Have you ever been in a situation where you've had a lot of drinks and everyone's your best friend? And then the next day you're like, 'I was talking to this person in the smoking area for four hours and I've got no idea who they are.' Literally - that (photograph) was just a bunch of friends having a good time. (Taika and Tessa) had a crazy schedule and everyone was letting loose." She also told the British GQ that she chose "not to acknowledge" the headlines hoping that they would go away. Meanwhile, Waititi previously addressed the rumours in an interview with the Sydney Morning Herald. He said, "I think in the world of the internet, everything goes away pretty quickly." He added, "And also, 'Is it that big a deal?' No, not really. I was doing nothing wrong. It's fine." Rita also said her life "became better" when she got together with Taika, with whom she had been friends for several years before they embarked on a romantic relationship. Also read: Doja Cat makes a grand entrance at PFW covered in 30,000 crystals and red paint | WATCH When asked how she knew Taika was the right person for her, she said, "When I didn't feel a change (from only being friends), like my life just became better." "We were really good friends for six years, and I went to Australia and we both had separate jobs, and we didn't really know that many people out there. It was nice to see a familiar face and our universes just collided. That was it," she added. Ora further reiterated that she never thought about settling down until she met Taika. She said, "It was our bond that made me think, I'm ready to settle down. I never think about things like that because I don't want to jinx anything." (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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After allegedly receiving death threats over the content of his upcoming film 'Gandhi Godse: Ek Yudh',&nbsp;filmmaker Rajkumar Santoshi, on Monday, filed a police complaint&nbsp;and requested additional security for himself. Santoshi&nbsp;wrote a letter to the Special Commissioner of Police Deven Bharti and reported that ever&nbsp;since a&nbsp;group of people with vested interests interrupted one of his press conferences, he has been receiving&nbsp;death threats online.

"Later several threats were received from some unknown people asking me to stop the release and promotion of this movie. I feel unsafe and I submit that grave damage and injury could be caused to me and my family members if such persons are set free," Santoshi said in the letter.

The filmmaker requested the police officials to take the necessary steps, in connection to the complaint.

"I request you to urgently provide me with additional security to protect myself and other members of my family," the filmmaker, known for making hard-hitting dramas such as 'Ghayal', 'Damini', and 'Pukar, added.

During a press conference of 'Gandhi Godse: Ek Yudh', which was held on Friday, a few protesters, who posed as media personnel, waved black flags and shouted slogans like "Mahatma Gandhi Zindabaad". They claimed the film undermines the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi and glorifies his assassin, Nathuram Godse.

The makers of the film reported the incident to the police immediately to avoid any unpleasant situation.

Written and helmed by Santoshi, the film depicts the war between the two opposing ideologies between Gandhi and Godse. It features Deepak Antani and Chinmay Mandlekar as Mahatma Gandhi and Nathuram Godse, respectively.

Backed by Santoshi Productions LLP and PVR Pictures, the film&nbsp;is scheduled to hit theatres on January 26.&nbsp;

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After allegedly receiving death threats over the content of his upcoming film 'Gandhi Godse: Ek Yudh', filmmaker Rajkumar Santoshi, on Monday, filed a police complaint and requested additional security for himself.

After allegedly receiving death threats over the content of his upcoming film 'Gandhi Godse: Ek Yudh', filmmaker Rajkumar Santoshi, on Monday, filed a police complaint and requested additional security for himself. Santoshi wrote a letter to the Special Commissioner of Police Deven Bharti and reported that ever since a group of people with vested interests interrupted one of his press conferences, he has been receiving death threats online. "Later several threats were received from some unknown people asking me to stop the release and promotion of this movie. I feel unsafe and I submit that grave damage and injury could be caused to me and my family members if such persons are set free," Santoshi said in the letter. The filmmaker requested the police officials to take the necessary steps, in connection to the complaint. "I request you to urgently provide me with additional security to protect myself and other members of my family," the filmmaker, known for making hard-hitting dramas such as 'Ghayal', 'Damini', and 'Pukar, added. During a press conference of 'Gandhi Godse: Ek Yudh', which was held on Friday, a few protesters, who posed as media personnel, waved black flags and shouted slogans like "Mahatma Gandhi Zindabaad". They claimed the film undermines the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi and glorifies his assassin, Nathuram Godse. The makers of the film reported the incident to the police immediately to avoid any unpleasant situation. Written and helmed by Santoshi, the film depicts the war between the two opposing ideologies between Gandhi and Godse. It features Deepak Antani and Chinmay Mandlekar as Mahatma Gandhi and Nathuram Godse, respectively. Backed by Santoshi Productions LLP and PVR Pictures, the film is scheduled to hit theatres on January 26. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The shooting of Joel Souza directorial 'Rust' will continue with Alec Baldwin in the lead role, an attorney&nbsp;for the production shared via a statement on Monday. The statement of the lawyer comes days after prosecutors stated that they will charge the actor in the fatal shooting of the movie's cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

According to the latest update, Alec&nbsp;will continue to play grandfather Harland Rust in the film while Joel will return as its director following his wounding in the fatal October 2021 shooting, revealed Melina Spadone, an attorney for 'Rust' movie productions.

The late cinematographer&nbsp;Hutchins' husband Matt Hutchins will remain&nbsp;executive producer of the project, she added. "The film is still on track to be completed," Spadone shared&nbsp;in the statement.

This Thursday, Santa Fe District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies&nbsp;said that she plans to charge both Baldwin and the film's armourer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, with two counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the cinematographer's death.

Baldwin in October reached a settlement of a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the Hutchins family under which Hutchins would take a production role in 'Rust' and filming would resume this month.

Baldwin has denied responsibility for the shooting, saying live ammunition should never have been allowed on set and weapons handlers were responsible for firearm safety.

An investigation by Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office has yet to reveal how live rounds got inside the production.

Legal analysts said prosecutors face an uphill battle convicting Baldwin of criminal charges without proof he knew live ammunition was present and took no precautions.

"There doesn't seem to be a lot of evidence that people were acting in a way that they were actually aware of what the danger was, and acting with disregard for the danger," said Kate Mangels, an attorney with entertainment law firm Kinsella Weitzman Iser Kump Holley.

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The shooting of Joel Souza directorial 'Rust' will continue with Alec Baldwin in the lead role, an attorney for the production shared via a statement on Monday. The statement of the lawyer comes days after prosecutors stated that they will charge the actor in the fatal shooting of the movie's cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

The shooting of Joel Souza directorial 'Rust' will continue with Alec Baldwin in the lead role, an attorney for the production shared via a statement on Monday. The statement of the lawyer comes days after prosecutors stated that they will charge the actor in the fatal shooting of the movie's cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. According to the latest update, Alec will continue to play grandfather Harland Rust in the film while Joel will return as its director following his wounding in the fatal October 2021 shooting, revealed Melina Spadone, an attorney for 'Rust' movie productions. The late cinematographer Hutchins' husband Matt Hutchins will remain executive producer of the project, she added. "The film is still on track to be completed," Spadone shared in the statement. This Thursday, Santa Fe District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies said that she plans to charge both Baldwin and the film's armourer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, with two counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the cinematographer's death. Baldwin in October reached a settlement of a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the Hutchins family under which Hutchins would take a production role in 'Rust' and filming would resume this month. Baldwin has denied responsibility for the shooting, saying live ammunition should never have been allowed on set and weapons handlers were responsible for firearm safety. An investigation by Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office has yet to reveal how live rounds got inside the production. Legal analysts said prosecutors face an uphill battle convicting Baldwin of criminal charges without proof he knew live ammunition was present and took no precautions. "There doesn't seem to be a lot of evidence that people were acting in a way that they were actually aware of what the danger was, and acting with disregard for the danger," said Kate Mangels, an attorney with entertainment law firm Kinsella Weitzman Iser Kump Holley. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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For a man with seemingly infinite creative ambitions, it is fitting that Indian designer Rahul Mishra's latest Paris haute couture collection attempts to encapsulate the entire universe. Monday's Fashion Week debut of "Cosmos" became the latest showcase for one of Asia's leading stylists, whose works have been modelled by Michelle Yeoh, Viola Davis and other top film stars.

Mishra invited AFP to tour his frenetic workshop on the urban fringes of New Delhi several times over the collection's production, from its initial sketchbook concepts to his last-minute agonies over sudden revisions.&nbsp;

His long and laborious journey reflects a desire to evoke the boundless mysteries of life, told through his trademark embroidered flourishes of animal contours and luminous details.&nbsp;

"This is actually the true cosmos in its ultimate manifestation," Mishra, 43, told AFP this month while proudly unveiling one of the more than two dozen gowns he was about to send to Paris.&nbsp;"It justifies the name of the collection."

The gown's flowing pleated silhouette is alive with intricately embroidered depictions of the animal kingdom, where schools of fish rub shoulders with the night sky's constellations.&nbsp;

Mishra has spent months engrossed in every microscopic detail of the piece, but even in the frenzied final week before its Paris debut, he was compelled to make a major conceptual change.

"It looks dramatic, it takes too much attention," he says as he agonises over a bold decision to pin two giant golden fish ornaments to the gown's bust, wondering if it upsets the delicate harmony he has cultivated.&nbsp;

Mishra often defers to the expertise of his team and solicits their opinion but they share his taste for the flamboyant and give a resounding vote of approval to the new look.&nbsp;

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- 'It has to be spectacular' -

"The more we try to know about the cosmos, the less we know; the more we try to know about ourselves, the more remains to discover -- this is the true meaning of cosmos," Mishra said of his artistic vision.&nbsp;

The theme is well-suited to a designer whose creations fuse together as many materials, textures and patterns as the laws of physics allow.&nbsp;

"We work like an art studio that tries to mix mediums, to assemble ideas, to create a new expression that is not necessarily just fashion," he said.&nbsp; "Our dresses are full of life -- they are growing, expanding, they are reaching for something in an ever-expanding universe."

The collection's more extravagant pieces reflect Mishra's preoccupation with the natural world and include a sequined gown with translucent veils, modelled on the pulsing movements of a jellyfish.

Other eye-catching works feature elegant embroidery of pink-tinged leaves, golden ladybird brooches, or frilly bustiers with blue sequins and marine life motifs to elicit the ocean's depths.&nbsp;

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Mishra's intention to portray a fantasy journey to "something that doesn't exist" have this time led him out of his traditional obsessions and into the urban environment.

On an ankle-length coat, uncharacteristically monochrome against the designer's usual colour bursts, skyscrapers float upside down on a ruffled hem against speckled silver stars to channel the magic of cities at night.&nbsp;

Flamboyant even by the standards of the Parisian runway, Mishra abhors any suggestion of aesthetic restraint.&nbsp;

"It has to be spectacular, otherwise why would you create something?" he said. "There are already so many beautiful clothes in the world." 
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For a man with seemingly infinite creative ambitions, it is fitting that Indian designer Rahul Mishra's latest Paris haute couture collection attempts to encapsulate the entire universe.

For a man with seemingly infinite creative ambitions, it is fitting that Indian designer Rahul Mishra's latest Paris haute couture collection attempts to encapsulate the entire universe. Monday's Fashion Week debut of "Cosmos" became the latest showcase for one of Asia's leading stylists, whose works have been modelled by Michelle Yeoh, Viola Davis and other top film stars. Mishra invited AFP to tour his frenetic workshop on the urban fringes of New Delhi several times over the collection's production, from its initial sketchbook concepts to his last-minute agonies over sudden revisions. His long and laborious journey reflects a desire to evoke the boundless mysteries of life, told through his trademark embroidered flourishes of animal contours and luminous details. "This is actually the true cosmos in its ultimate manifestation," Mishra, 43, told AFP this month while proudly unveiling one of the more than two dozen gowns he was about to send to Paris. "It justifies the name of the collection." The gown's flowing pleated silhouette is alive with intricately embroidered depictions of the animal kingdom, where schools of fish rub shoulders with the night sky's constellations. Mishra has spent months engrossed in every microscopic detail of the piece, but even in the frenzied final week before its Paris debut, he was compelled to make a major conceptual change. "It looks dramatic, it takes too much attention," he says as he agonises over a bold decision to pin two giant golden fish ornaments to the gown's bust, wondering if it upsets the delicate harmony he has cultivated. Mishra often defers to the expertise of his team and solicits their opinion but they share his taste for the flamboyant and give a resounding vote of approval to the new look. Also read: Marvel's Kevin Feige dismisses 'Avengers Fatigue', denies people will ever get tired of Marvel movies - 'It has to be spectacular' - "The more we try to know about the cosmos, the less we know; the more we try to know about ourselves, the more remains to discover -- this is the true meaning of cosmos," Mishra said of his artistic vision. The theme is well-suited to a designer whose creations fuse together as many materials, textures and patterns as the laws of physics allow. "We work like an art studio that tries to mix mediums, to assemble ideas, to create a new expression that is not necessarily just fashion," he said. "Our dresses are full of life -- they are growing, expanding, they are reaching for something in an ever-expanding universe." The collection's more extravagant pieces reflect Mishra's preoccupation with the natural world and include a sequined gown with translucent veils, modelled on the pulsing movements of a jellyfish. Other eye-catching works feature elegant embroidery of pink-tinged leaves, golden ladybird brooches, or frilly bustiers with blue sequins and marine life motifs to elicit the ocean's depths. Also read: Sean Penn’s documentary on Russia-Ukraine conflict 'Superpower' to premiere at Berlinale 2023 Mishra's intention to portray a fantasy journey to "something that doesn't exist" have this time led him out of his traditional obsessions and into the urban environment. On an ankle-length coat, uncharacteristically monochrome against the designer's usual colour bursts, skyscrapers float upside down on a ruffled hem against speckled silver stars to channel the magic of cities at night. Flamboyant even by the standards of the Parisian runway, Mishra abhors any suggestion of aesthetic restraint. "It has to be spectacular, otherwise why would you create something?" he said. "There are already so many beautiful clothes in the world." WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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A year after a streaming service won Hollywood’s top honour for the first time, big-screen spectacles are poised to dominate nominations to the 95th Academy Awards on Tuesday.

Nominations will be announced at 8:30 am EST from the academy’s Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills, California. They will air live on ABC’s 'Good Morning America' and will be live-streamed on Oscars.org, Oscars.com and on several of the academy’s social media platforms. Riz Ahmed (Sound of Metal) and Allison Williams (M3gan) will read the nominees.

If things go as expected, 'Top Gun: Maverick', 'Avatar: The Way of Water',&nbsp;'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever'&nbsp;and 'Elvis'&nbsp;could all rack up somewhere between six and nine nominations. If last year’s Oscars were dominated by streaming — Apple TV+’s 'CODA'&nbsp;won best picture and Netflix landed 27 nominations — movies that drew moviegoers to multiplexes make up many of this year’s top contenders.

That includes 'Everything Everywhere All at Once',&nbsp;the A24 sci-fi indie hit. Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan’s multiverse-skipping tale could walk away with the most nominations Tuesday, including nods for Michelle Yeoh and comeback kid Ke Huy Quan.

Also at the front of the pack is 'The Banshees of Inisherin', Martin McDonagh’s Ireland-set dark comedy, which is set to score as many as four acting nods, including nominations for Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson.

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Steven Spielberg’s 'The Fabelmans'&nbsp;struggled to catch on with audiences, but the director’s autobiographical coming-of-age tale is set to land Spielberg his 20th Oscar nomination and eighth nod for best director. John Williams, his longtime composer, should extend his record for the most Oscar nominations for a living person. Another nod for best score will give Williams his 53rd nomination, a number that trails only Walt Disney’s 59.

Many questions remain, though, like whether the love for 'Top Gun: Maverick'&nbsp;will go far enough to win Tom Cruise a best actor nomination. The year’s other highest-grossing blockbuster, 'Avatar: The Way of Water',&nbsp;should score well in the technical categories, though less certain is whether director James Cameron will make it into the best director field. After that category saw the first back-to-back wins for female filmmakers — Chloé Zhao (Nomadland) in 2021&nbsp;and Jane Campion (The Power of the Dog) last year — no women are expected to be nominated for best director.

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts &amp; Sciences will surely celebrate a best picture field populated with blockbusters. Ratings for the telecast have typically been higher in years with much-watched films as favourites. Last year’s awards had been looking like a comeback edition for the Oscars before “the slap” came to define the ceremony. In the aftermath, the academy banned Will Smith from attending for the next 10 years. Though he could have still been nominated, Smith’s performance as a runaway slave in 'Emancipation'&nbsp;didn’t catch on.

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Last year’s broadcast drew 15.4 million viewers, according to Nielsen, up 56% from the record-low audience of 10.5 million for the pandemic-marred 2021 telecast. This year, ABC is bringing back Jimmy Kimmel to host the March 12 ceremony, one that will surely be seen as a return to the site of the slap.

But larger concerns are swirling around the movie business. Last year saw flashes of triumphant resurrection for theatres, like the success of “Top Gun: Maverick,” after two years of the pandemic. But partially due to a less steady stream of major releases, ticket sales for the year recovered only about 70% of the pre-pandemic business. Regal Cinemas, the nation’s second-largest chain, announced the closure of 39 cinemas this month.

At the same time, storm clouds swept into the streaming world after years of once-seemingly boundless growth. Stocks plunged as Wall Street looked to streaming services to earn profits, not just add subscribers. A retrenchment has followed, as the industry again enters an uncertain chapter.

In stark contrast to last year’s Academy Awards, this year may see no streaming titles vying for the Oscars’ most sought-after award — though the last spots in the 10-movie best-picture field remain up for grabs. Netflix’s best shots instead are coming in other categories, notably with animated film favourite 'Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio' and the German submission, 'All Quiet on the Western Front'.

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A year after a streaming service won Hollywood’s top honour for the first time, big-screen spectacles are poised to dominate nominations to the 95th Academy Awards on Tuesday.

A year after a streaming service won Hollywood’s top honour for the first time, big-screen spectacles are poised to dominate nominations to the 95th Academy Awards on Tuesday. Nominations will be announced at 8:30 am EST from the academy’s Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills, California. They will air live on ABC’s 'Good Morning America' and will be live-streamed on Oscars.org, Oscars.com and on several of the academy’s social media platforms. Riz Ahmed (Sound of Metal) and Allison Williams (M3gan) will read the nominees. If things go as expected, 'Top Gun: Maverick', 'Avatar: The Way of Water', 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' and 'Elvis' could all rack up somewhere between six and nine nominations. If last year’s Oscars were dominated by streaming — Apple TV+’s 'CODA' won best picture and Netflix landed 27 nominations — movies that drew moviegoers to multiplexes make up many of this year’s top contenders. That includes 'Everything Everywhere All at Once', the A24 sci-fi indie hit. Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan’s multiverse-skipping tale could walk away with the most nominations Tuesday, including nods for Michelle Yeoh and comeback kid Ke Huy Quan. Also at the front of the pack is 'The Banshees of Inisherin', Martin McDonagh’s Ireland-set dark comedy, which is set to score as many as four acting nods, including nominations for Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson. Also read: Sean Penn’s documentary on Russia-Ukraine conflict 'Superpower' to premiere at Berlinale 2023 Steven Spielberg’s 'The Fabelmans' struggled to catch on with audiences, but the director’s autobiographical coming-of-age tale is set to land Spielberg his 20th Oscar nomination and eighth nod for best director. John Williams, his longtime composer, should extend his record for the most Oscar nominations for a living person. Another nod for best score will give Williams his 53rd nomination, a number that trails only Walt Disney’s 59. Many questions remain, though, like whether the love for 'Top Gun: Maverick' will go far enough to win Tom Cruise a best actor nomination. The year’s other highest-grossing blockbuster, 'Avatar: The Way of Water', should score well in the technical categories, though less certain is whether director James Cameron will make it into the best director field. After that category saw the first back-to-back wins for female filmmakers — Chloé Zhao (Nomadland) in 2021 and Jane Campion (The Power of the Dog) last year — no women are expected to be nominated for best director. The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences will surely celebrate a best picture field populated with blockbusters. Ratings for the telecast have typically been higher in years with much-watched films as favourites. Last year’s awards had been looking like a comeback edition for the Oscars before “the slap” came to define the ceremony. In the aftermath, the academy banned Will Smith from attending for the next 10 years. Though he could have still been nominated, Smith’s performance as a runaway slave in 'Emancipation' didn’t catch on. Also read: Comedy, romance, Jennifer Lopez, and pirates in ‘Shotgun Wedding’ Last year’s broadcast drew 15.4 million viewers, according to Nielsen, up 56% from the record-low audience of 10.5 million for the pandemic-marred 2021 telecast. This year, ABC is bringing back Jimmy Kimmel to host the March 12 ceremony, one that will surely be seen as a return to the site of the slap. But larger concerns are swirling around the movie business. Last year saw flashes of triumphant resurrection for theatres, like the success of “Top Gun: Maverick,” after two years of the pandemic. But partially due to a less steady stream of major releases, ticket sales for the year recovered only about 70% of the pre-pandemic business. Regal Cinemas, the nation’s second-largest chain, announced the closure of 39 cinemas this month. At the same time, storm clouds swept into the streaming world after years of once-seemingly boundless growth. Stocks plunged as Wall Street looked to streaming services to earn profits, not just add subscribers. A retrenchment has followed, as the industry again enters an uncertain chapter. In stark contrast to last year’s Academy Awards, this year may see no streaming titles vying for the Oscars’ most sought-after award — though the last spots in the 10-movie best-picture field remain up for grabs. Netflix’s best shots instead are coming in other categories, notably with animated film favourite 'Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio' and the German submission, 'All Quiet on the Western Front'. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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