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<p>Walt Disney Co Chief Executive Bob Chapek made an announcement on Friday via a memo addressed to all executives at the senior vice president level or above. The company is planning to freeze hiring, and layoffs are likely as part of its cost-cutting measures, stated the internal memo viewed by several publications.</p>

<p>The move is being made to get the Disney+ streaming service to profitability against the backdrop of economic uncertainty. The strict measures come days after Disney reported a $1.5 billion quarterly loss in its streaming business.&nbsp;Shares of the company fell more than 13% on Wednesday following its results.</p>

<p>In the memo, Chapek said a task force has been instituted to review marketing, content and administrative spending across the entire company and recommend cuts. The team is led by finance chief Christine McCarthy and general counsel Horacio Gutierrez.</p>

<p>“I’m fully aware this will be a difficult process for many of you and your teams,” Chapek said in the memo. “We are going to have to make tough and uncomfortable decisions.”</p>

<p>“While certain macroeconomic factors are out of our control, meeting these goals requires all of us to continue doing our part to manage the things we can control – most notably, our costs,” Chapek added.</p>

<p>The streaming service is known for original series including the 'Star Wars'&nbsp;entries 'The Mandalorian',&nbsp;'Andor'&nbsp;and 'Obi-Wan Kenobi',&nbsp;the Marvel entries 'WandaVision',&nbsp;'Hawkeye'&nbsp;and 'She-Hulk: Attorney at Law',&nbsp;and content hubs for Disney, Pixar, Marvel and 'Star Wars'&nbsp;films.</p>

<p>Wall Street analysts voiced concern about Disney’s escalating streaming costs. MoffettNathanson analyst Michael Nathanson observed in a note this week that “the company has to prove that their pivot to DTC will be worth the investment price that is currently being paid.”</p>

<p>Corporate America is making deep cuts to its employee base to brace for an economic downturn. Meta Platforms said this week it would cut more than 11,000 jobs, or 13% of its workforce to rein in costs.</p>

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<p>One of Disney’s studio peers, Warner Bros Discovery, has undergone dramatic cost-cutting efforts, including layoffs, as the recently merged company restructures its content operations.</p>

<p>Chapek said Disney has established a task force, including Chief Financial Officer Christine McCarthy and General Counsel Horacio Gutierrez, to help him make “critical big-picture decisions.”</p>

<p>The company already has begun looking at content and marketing spending, but Chapek said the cuts would not sacrifice quality. Hiring will be limited to a small subset of critical positions, and some staff reductions are anticipated, as the company looks to make itself more cost-efficient, he&nbsp;wrote.</p>

<p>Chapek said business travel would be limited and trips would require advance approval, or be conducted virtually as much as possible.</p>

<p>“Our transformation is designed to ensure we thrive not just today, but well into the future,” he&nbsp;wrote. The memo was first reported by CNBC.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Walt Disney Co Chief Executive Bob Chapek made an announcement on Friday via a memo addressed to all executives at the senior vice president level or above. The company is planning to freeze hiring, and layoffs are likely as part of its cost-cutting measures, stated the internal memo viewed by several publications.

Walt Disney Co Chief Executive Bob Chapek made an announcement on Friday via a memo addressed to all executives at the senior vice president level or above. The company is planning to freeze hiring, and layoffs are likely as part of its cost-cutting measures, stated the internal memo viewed by several publications. The move is being made to get the Disney+ streaming service to profitability against the backdrop of economic uncertainty. The strict measures come days after Disney reported a $1.5 billion quarterly loss in its streaming business. Shares of the company fell more than 13% on Wednesday following its results. In the memo, Chapek said a task force has been instituted to review marketing, content and administrative spending across the entire company and recommend cuts. The team is led by finance chief Christine McCarthy and general counsel Horacio Gutierrez. “I’m fully aware this will be a difficult process for many of you and your teams,” Chapek said in the memo. “We are going to have to make tough and uncomfortable decisions.” “While certain macroeconomic factors are out of our control, meeting these goals requires all of us to continue doing our part to manage the things we can control – most notably, our costs,” Chapek added. The streaming service is known for original series including the 'Star Wars' entries 'The Mandalorian', 'Andor' and 'Obi-Wan Kenobi', the Marvel entries 'WandaVision', 'Hawkeye' and 'She-Hulk: Attorney at Law', and content hubs for Disney, Pixar, Marvel and 'Star Wars' films. Wall Street analysts voiced concern about Disney’s escalating streaming costs. MoffettNathanson analyst Michael Nathanson observed in a note this week that “the company has to prove that their pivot to DTC will be worth the investment price that is currently being paid.” Corporate America is making deep cuts to its employee base to brace for an economic downturn. Meta Platforms said this week it would cut more than 11,000 jobs, or 13% of its workforce to rein in costs. Also read: Ranveer Singh gets honoured with Etoile d’Or award at Marrakech International Film Festival One of Disney’s studio peers, Warner Bros Discovery, has undergone dramatic cost-cutting efforts, including layoffs, as the recently merged company restructures its content operations. Chapek said Disney has established a task force, including Chief Financial Officer Christine McCarthy and General Counsel Horacio Gutierrez, to help him make “critical big-picture decisions.” The company already has begun looking at content and marketing spending, but Chapek said the cuts would not sacrifice quality. Hiring will be limited to a small subset of critical positions, and some staff reductions are anticipated, as the company looks to make itself more cost-efficient, he wrote. Chapek said business travel would be limited and trips would require advance approval, or be conducted virtually as much as possible. “Our transformation is designed to ensure we thrive not just today, but well into the future,” he wrote. The memo was first reported by CNBC. (With inputs from agencies)

Disney freezes hiring, announces layoffs after $1.5bn quarterly loss in streaming business

<p>On Sunday,&nbsp;Christina Aguilera's fans got a major reason to rejoice! At last, they will get a closer look into the&nbsp;American singer-songwriter's personal and professional life through a documentary film.&nbsp;And, it will be directed by none other than Ting Poo.</p>

<p>The five-time Grammy winner has reportedly partnered with TIME Studios and Roc Nation for an "intimate"&nbsp;documentary that will cover her rise to fame and personal struggles.</p>

<p>The documentary promises to explore Aguilera's professional&nbsp;and personal life like never before&nbsp;and will include her own reflections on becoming a&nbsp;Disney star at a young age and then turning into a pop music sensation who is "fighting for creative freedom and gender equality". The documentary will also show her struggles as a&nbsp;mother.</p>

<p>"Christina has been such an enduring talent and inimitable entertainer throughout the years. Hers is truly one of the great voices of our time, and this is the perfect moment for her story to be told," said Loren Hammonds, TIME Studios' Documentary Co-Head.</p>

<p>"Christina Aguilera is one of the most iconic artists of our time, whose music has inspired millions of people around the world," director Ting Poo said. "I am truly honoured to tell the story of the person behind the music because I know it will equally inspire."</p>

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<p>Roc Nation's EVP of TV and Film Lori York said, "Christina is a true icon, a beacon of never-ending authenticity. As a young artist, she broke rules and blazed paths for future voices. We're proud to work with Christina and TIME Studios, bringing to life such an intimate project."</p>

<p>The documentary will feature&nbsp;footage from the singer's personal archive and new recordings&nbsp;shot over the past one and a half years.</p>


On Sunday, Christina Aguilera's fans got a major reason to rejoice! At last, they will get a closer look into the American singer-songwriter's personal and professional life through a documentary film.

On Sunday, Christina Aguilera's fans got a major reason to rejoice! At last, they will get a closer look into the American singer-songwriter's personal and professional life through a documentary film. And, it will be directed by none other than Ting Poo. The five-time Grammy winner has reportedly partnered with TIME Studios and Roc Nation for an "intimate" documentary that will cover her rise to fame and personal struggles. The documentary promises to explore Aguilera's professional and personal life like never before and will include her own reflections on becoming a Disney star at a young age and then turning into a pop music sensation who is "fighting for creative freedom and gender equality". The documentary will also show her struggles as a mother. "Christina has been such an enduring talent and inimitable entertainer throughout the years. Hers is truly one of the great voices of our time, and this is the perfect moment for her story to be told," said Loren Hammonds, TIME Studios' Documentary Co-Head. "Christina Aguilera is one of the most iconic artists of our time, whose music has inspired millions of people around the world," director Ting Poo said. "I am truly honoured to tell the story of the person behind the music because I know it will equally inspire." Also read: Netflix sets first live-streamed event with Chris Rock special Roc Nation's EVP of TV and Film Lori York said, "Christina is a true icon, a beacon of never-ending authenticity. As a young artist, she broke rules and blazed paths for future voices. We're proud to work with Christina and TIME Studios, bringing to life such an intimate project." The documentary will feature footage from the singer's personal archive and new recordings shot over the past one and a half years.

Christina Aguilera says 'yes' to TIME Studios documentary that will cover her rise to fame & personal life

<p>As per the latest development in the 'Top Gun' copyright lawsuit, Paramount's motion to dismiss the case has been denied by the court and the case will continue to be heard in front of the judge.</p>

<p>On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Percy Anderson found that there are enough similarities between the film and the 1983 magazine article upon which the original 'Top Gun' was based, which allowed the author's heirs to pursue the copyright violation&nbsp;lawsuit.</p>

<p>"Defendant’s primary argument in its Motion to Dismiss is that Plaintiffs have not sufficiently pled in their [complaint] that the Article and the Sequel are ‘substantially similar,'" reads the order. "The Court disagrees."</p>

<p>For those unaware, author Ehud Yonay's widow and son filed the case in June, claiming that Paramount never bothered to renew the rights to Yonay's article about the Navy Fighter Weapons School, which was published in California magazine.</p>

<p>Paramount countered their claims by stating that it did not need the rights as the sequel bore little resemblance to the 1983 magazine article and because facts about the Navy Fighter Weapons School are not subject to copyright protection.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Plaintiffs do not have a monopoly over works about ‘Top Gun,'"&nbsp;Paramount’s lawyers argued.</p>

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<p>However, in the latest ruling, Anderson held that the complaint contained enough similarities to survive a motion to dismiss.</p>

<p>"Here, the Court finds that there are enough alleged similarities between the Article and the Sequel for reasonable minds to differ on the issue of substantial similarity, including the filtering out of unprotected elements,"&nbsp;Anderson stated.</p>

<p>In a statement that followed the dismissal of their motion, Paramount said that it will continue to fight the lawsuit and expects to prevail. "While the Court declined to dismiss the case at this very early stage in the proceedings, we will continue to vigorously defend this lawsuit and are confident that discovery will confirm that the claims have no merit,"&nbsp;the studio said.</p>

<p>'Top Gun: Maverick'&nbsp;is among the&nbsp;top-grossing films of 2022. It&nbsp;collected over $1.5 billion in box office revenue worldwide.</p>


As per the latest development in the 'Top Gun' copyright lawsuit, Paramount's motion to dismiss the case has been denied by the court and the case will continue to be heard in front of the judge.

As per the latest development in the 'Top Gun' copyright lawsuit, Paramount's motion to dismiss the case has been denied by the court and the case will continue to be heard in front of the judge. On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Percy Anderson found that there are enough similarities between the film and the 1983 magazine article upon which the original 'Top Gun' was based, which allowed the author's heirs to pursue the copyright violation lawsuit. "Defendant’s primary argument in its Motion to Dismiss is that Plaintiffs have not sufficiently pled in their [complaint] that the Article and the Sequel are ‘substantially similar,'" reads the order. "The Court disagrees." For those unaware, author Ehud Yonay's widow and son filed the case in June, claiming that Paramount never bothered to renew the rights to Yonay's article about the Navy Fighter Weapons School, which was published in California magazine. Paramount countered their claims by stating that it did not need the rights as the sequel bore little resemblance to the 1983 magazine article and because facts about the Navy Fighter Weapons School are not subject to copyright protection. "Plaintiffs do not have a monopoly over works about ‘Top Gun,'" Paramount’s lawyers argued. Also read: Jury finds Paul Haggis guilty in civil rape trial, orders director to pay $7.5 million compensation However, in the latest ruling, Anderson held that the complaint contained enough similarities to survive a motion to dismiss. "Here, the Court finds that there are enough alleged similarities between the Article and the Sequel for reasonable minds to differ on the issue of substantial similarity, including the filtering out of unprotected elements," Anderson stated. In a statement that followed the dismissal of their motion, Paramount said that it will continue to fight the lawsuit and expects to prevail. "While the Court declined to dismiss the case at this very early stage in the proceedings, we will continue to vigorously defend this lawsuit and are confident that discovery will confirm that the claims have no merit," the studio said. 'Top Gun: Maverick' is among the top-grossing films of 2022. It collected over $1.5 billion in box office revenue worldwide.

Judge denies Paramount's motion to dismiss 'Top Gun' copyright lawsuit

<p>Oscar-winning Canadian filmmaker Paul Haggis has lost his civil rape trial against a publicist who accused him of sexual assault following a movie premiere almost a decade ago. A New York jury ruled in favour of the victim on Thursday and found the director guilty of all three counts of rape and sexual abuse. He has been ordered to pay the publicist at least $7.5 million in damages.</p>

<p>The jury consisting of four men and two women deliberated for about six hours before giving a unanimous judgement against Haggis, who wrote and directed the hit film 'Crash', in the civil rape lawsuit following a two-week trial in Manhattan.</p>

<p>In 2017, the 69-year-old was accused by film publicist Haleigh Breest of abusing and raping her in 2013, when she was just 26 years old. She alleged that the director forced him to perform oral sex on him before raping her at his Soho apartment.</p>

<p>Following the verdict, the plaintiff said that Breest was "very grateful" that she had "the opportunity to seek justice and accountability in court&nbsp;and that the jury chose to follow the facts"&nbsp;and believed&nbsp;her.</p>

<p>Breest was working as a freelancer at the 2013 event, which Haggis attended as a guest. Though the director doesn’t deny the sexual encounter, he claims&nbsp;it was consensual.</p>

<p>Haggis does not face any criminal charges in the Breest case.</p>

<p>During the trial, the filmmaker's lawyer&nbsp;Priya Chaudhry&nbsp;suggested that the lawsuit was guided by the Church of Scientology, which Haggis left and has since criticized. The plaintiff's lawyers, however, vehemently denied the accusation.</p>

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<p>Other than the publicist, three more women subsequently accused Haggis of sexual assault as the #MeToo movement gained ground.</p>

<p>More recently in June, Haggis was arrested in southern Italy on suspicion of aggravated sexual assault in a different case. He denied any wrongdoing and was soon released.</p>

<p>For his crime drama film 'Crash', Haggis received an Oscar for best picture and best original screenplay in 2006. He is also known for his work in 'Flags of Our Fathers'&nbsp;and 'Letters from Iwo Jima'.</p>


Oscar-winning Canadian filmmaker Paul Haggis has lost his civil rape trial against a publicist who accused him of sexual assault following a movie premiere almost a decade ago.

Oscar-winning Canadian filmmaker Paul Haggis has lost his civil rape trial against a publicist who accused him of sexual assault following a movie premiere almost a decade ago. A New York jury ruled in favour of the victim on Thursday and found the director guilty of all three counts of rape and sexual abuse. He has been ordered to pay the publicist at least $7.5 million in damages. The jury consisting of four men and two women deliberated for about six hours before giving a unanimous judgement against Haggis, who wrote and directed the hit film 'Crash', in the civil rape lawsuit following a two-week trial in Manhattan. In 2017, the 69-year-old was accused by film publicist Haleigh Breest of abusing and raping her in 2013, when she was just 26 years old. She alleged that the director forced him to perform oral sex on him before raping her at his Soho apartment. Following the verdict, the plaintiff said that Breest was "very grateful" that she had "the opportunity to seek justice and accountability in court and that the jury chose to follow the facts" and believed her. Breest was working as a freelancer at the 2013 event, which Haggis attended as a guest. Though the director doesn’t deny the sexual encounter, he claims it was consensual. Haggis does not face any criminal charges in the Breest case. During the trial, the filmmaker's lawyer Priya Chaudhry suggested that the lawsuit was guided by the Church of Scientology, which Haggis left and has since criticized. The plaintiff's lawyers, however, vehemently denied the accusation. Also read: 'Black Panther Wakanda Forever': Who is Namor? MCU movie's big villain explained Other than the publicist, three more women subsequently accused Haggis of sexual assault as the #MeToo movement gained ground. More recently in June, Haggis was arrested in southern Italy on suspicion of aggravated sexual assault in a different case. He denied any wrongdoing and was soon released. For his crime drama film 'Crash', Haggis received an Oscar for best picture and best original screenplay in 2006. He is also known for his work in 'Flags of Our Fathers' and 'Letters from Iwo Jima'.

Jury finds Paul Haggis guilty in civil rape trial, orders director to pay $7.5 million compensation

<p>Hollywood director Steven Spielberg, who debuted his highly personal film 'The Fabelmans' at TCL Chinese Theatre on Sunday, cried multiple times on the sets and got emotional as the film brought back some painful memories from his younger days, reveals Seth Rogen.</p>

<p>Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Rogen revealed that every day of the production was very emotional for the director and he would openly cry on the sets in front of the cast and crew.</p>

<p>"He would cry a lot, openly," Rogen&nbsp;said of Spielberg. "We’d show up on set and he would just see a certain piece of wardrobe or a certain piece of set dec[oration] or everyone coming together to recreate a certain thing. I saw him cry dozens of times throughout filming the movie which was actually very beautiful and I think made everyone want to really honour what he was doing. You saw how much it meant to him and how truthful he was being."</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Speilberg recently threw major shade at several streaming services including HBO Max for the way they treat filmmakers. In a recent interview, he spoke about how the entertainment and movie industry reacted to the COVID-19 pandemic and pushed theatrical releases to streamers, which in turn inexorably changed the entire industry moving forward.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While speaking to the New York Times, Spielberg said, “The pandemic created an opportunity for streaming platforms to raise their subscriptions to record-breaking levels and also throw some of my best filmmaker friends under the bus as their movies were unceremoniously not given theatrical releases.”</p>

<p>“They were paid off and the films were suddenly relegated to, in this case, HBO Max. The case I’m talking about. And then everything started to change,” he continued.</p>

<p>The 75-year-old also lamented the loss of a special community viewing experience. “I think older audiences were relieved that they didn’t have to step on sticky popcorn. But I really believe those same older audiences, once they got into the theatre, the magic of being in a social situation with a bunch of strangers is a tonic… it’s up to the movies to be good enough to get all the audiences to say that to each other when the lights come back up,” said Spielberg.</p>

<p>To conclude on a better note, he said, "I found it encouraging that ‘Elvis’ broke $100 million at the domestic box office. A lot of older people went to see that film, and that gave me hope that people were starting to come back to the movies as the pandemic becomes endemic."</p>

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<p>Steven Spielberg's upcoming film 'The Fabelmans' released in theatres today (November 11).&nbsp;</p>

<p>Featuring an ensemble cast that includes Gabriel LaBelle, Michelle Williams, Paul Dano, Seth Rogen, and Judd Hirsch, the semi-autobiographical story is loosely based on Spielberg's adolescence and early years as a director. It revolves around&nbsp;Sammy Fabelman, a young aspiring filmmaker who realises how the power of films can help him see the truth about his dysfunctional family.</p>


Hollywood director Steven Spielberg, who debuted his highly personal film 'The Fabelmans' at TCL Chinese Theatre on Sunday, cried multiple times on the sets and got emotional as the film brought back some painful memories from his younger days, reveals Seth Rogen.

Hollywood director Steven Spielberg, who debuted his highly personal film 'The Fabelmans' at TCL Chinese Theatre on Sunday, cried multiple times on the sets and got emotional as the film brought back some painful memories from his younger days, reveals Seth Rogen. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Rogen revealed that every day of the production was very emotional for the director and he would openly cry on the sets in front of the cast and crew. "He would cry a lot, openly," Rogen said of Spielberg. "We’d show up on set and he would just see a certain piece of wardrobe or a certain piece of set dec[oration] or everyone coming together to recreate a certain thing. I saw him cry dozens of times throughout filming the movie which was actually very beautiful and I think made everyone want to really honour what he was doing. You saw how much it meant to him and how truthful he was being." Meanwhile, Speilberg recently threw major shade at several streaming services including HBO Max for the way they treat filmmakers. In a recent interview, he spoke about how the entertainment and movie industry reacted to the COVID-19 pandemic and pushed theatrical releases to streamers, which in turn inexorably changed the entire industry moving forward. While speaking to the New York Times, Spielberg said, “The pandemic created an opportunity for streaming platforms to raise their subscriptions to record-breaking levels and also throw some of my best filmmaker friends under the bus as their movies were unceremoniously not given theatrical releases.” “They were paid off and the films were suddenly relegated to, in this case, HBO Max. The case I’m talking about. And then everything started to change,” he continued. The 75-year-old also lamented the loss of a special community viewing experience. “I think older audiences were relieved that they didn’t have to step on sticky popcorn. But I really believe those same older audiences, once they got into the theatre, the magic of being in a social situation with a bunch of strangers is a tonic… it’s up to the movies to be good enough to get all the audiences to say that to each other when the lights come back up,” said Spielberg. To conclude on a better note, he said, "I found it encouraging that ‘Elvis’ broke $100 million at the domestic box office. A lot of older people went to see that film, and that gave me hope that people were starting to come back to the movies as the pandemic becomes endemic." Also read: 'John Wick 4' trailer: Keanu Reeves is back for more mayhem as the revered assassin Steven Spielberg's upcoming film 'The Fabelmans' released in theatres today (November 11). Featuring an ensemble cast that includes Gabriel LaBelle, Michelle Williams, Paul Dano, Seth Rogen, and Judd Hirsch, the semi-autobiographical story is loosely based on Spielberg's adolescence and early years as a director. It revolves around Sammy Fabelman, a young aspiring filmmaker who realises how the power of films can help him see the truth about his dysfunctional family.

Seth Rogen reveals Steven Spielberg wept a lot while filming 'The Fabelmans'

<p>'John Wick' is loading his guns again and sharpening his pencil for the fourth film in the franchise. A sequel to the 2019 film John Wick: Chapter 3 -- Parabellum, titled 'John Wick Chapter 4' is coming to theatres on March 24, 2023.</p>

<p>The makers of the film released its trailer on the night of November 10, and as usual, the trailer hooks the audience from the word 'Go'.</p>

<p>Keanu Reeves is back to doing what he's best suited for (pun very much intended) -- serving as the killing machine, driving his Mustang like a maniac, and beat the guys who dare cross his line.</p>

<p>The trailer has everything that a 'John Wick' fan could ask for. Apart from slick action, it features good use of colours, expansive frames with European architecture, and of course Keanu Reeves, who refuses to give up. No matter what you throw at him, the guy is gonna make a weapon out of it and will be out to kill in no time.</p>

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<p>The film, whose sneak peek asset received an extremely successful debut at San Diego Comic-Con with over 101M views worldwide, promises Wick's action-packed war against the High Table and will be the longest film in the series.</p>

<p>John Wick (played by Keanu Reeves) uncovers a path to defeating The High Table. But before he can earn his freedom, Wick must face off against a new enemy with powerful alliances across the globe and forces that turn old friends into foes.</p>

<p>With new faces and extreme action sequences, Chapter 4 will showcase the biggest showdown John has ever faced.</p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bonnie-and-clyde-actor-warren-beatty-accused-of-forcing-minor-for-sex-in-1973-532866" hreflang="en">'Bonnie and Clyde' actor Warren Beatty accused of forcing minor for sex in 1973</a></p>

<p>The film by Lionsgate also stars Donnie Yen, Laurence Fishburne, Bill Skarsgard, and Ian McShane. Chad Stahelski, who has so far served the audience with a delectable cinematic treat as a director in all three 'John Wick' movies, has also directed the fourth one.</p>


'John Wick' is loading his guns again and sharpening his pencil for the fourth film in the franchise. A sequel to the 2019 film John Wick: Chapter 3 -- Parabellum, titled 'John Wick Chapter 4' is coming to theatres on March 24, 2023.

'John Wick' is loading his guns again and sharpening his pencil for the fourth film in the franchise. A sequel to the 2019 film John Wick: Chapter 3 -- Parabellum, titled 'John Wick Chapter 4' is coming to theatres on March 24, 2023. The makers of the film released its trailer on the night of November 10, and as usual, the trailer hooks the audience from the word 'Go'. Keanu Reeves is back to doing what he's best suited for (pun very much intended) -- serving as the killing machine, driving his Mustang like a maniac, and beat the guys who dare cross his line. The trailer has everything that a 'John Wick' fan could ask for. Apart from slick action, it features good use of colours, expansive frames with European architecture, and of course Keanu Reeves, who refuses to give up. No matter what you throw at him, the guy is gonna make a weapon out of it and will be out to kill in no time. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lionsgate India (@lionsgateindia) The film, whose sneak peek asset received an extremely successful debut at San Diego Comic-Con with over 101M views worldwide, promises Wick's action-packed war against the High Table and will be the longest film in the series. John Wick (played by Keanu Reeves) uncovers a path to defeating The High Table. But before he can earn his freedom, Wick must face off against a new enemy with powerful alliances across the globe and forces that turn old friends into foes. With new faces and extreme action sequences, Chapter 4 will showcase the biggest showdown John has ever faced. Also read: 'Bonnie and Clyde' actor Warren Beatty accused of forcing minor for sex in 1973 The film by Lionsgate also stars Donnie Yen, Laurence Fishburne, Bill Skarsgard, and Ian McShane. Chad Stahelski, who has so far served the audience with a delectable cinematic treat as a director in all three 'John Wick' movies, has also directed the fourth one.

'John Wick 4' trailer: Keanu Reeves is back for more mayhem as the revered assassin

<p>Netflix will stream an event live for the first time next year, with comedian Chris Rock hosting a real-time special for the on-demand platform that has lured millions of viewers away from traditional broadcast television.</p>

<p>The comedy show, which will be Rock's second for Netflix after 2018's 'Chris Rock: Tamborine',&nbsp;will be available to watch in early 2023, the company said, without providing further details.</p>

<p>"Chris Rock is one of the most iconic and important comedic voices of our generation," said Netflix comedy vice president Robbie Praw, in a statement.</p>

<p>"We're thrilled the entire world will be able to experience a live Chris Rock comedy event and be a part of Netflix history.</p>

<p>"This will be an unforgettable moment and we're so honoured that Chris is carrying this torch."</p>

<p>Netflix, which lost subscribers for the first time earlier this year before recently reporting a return to growth, has been experimenting with new models, including a cheaper subscription option subsidized by advertisements.</p>

<p>On Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Netflix was looking into offering live sports on its platform for the first time.</p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-ranveer-singh-to-conduct-acting-masterclass-at-marrakech-international-film-festival-533027" hreflang="en">Ranveer Singh to conduct acting masterclass at Marrakech International Film Festival</a></p>

<p>Rivals including Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video already offer live events including sports and musical events.</p>

<p>Netflix hosts a live comedy festival at more than 35 venues in Los Angeles, but those shows have not yet been available to stream live on its platform.</p>

<p>Rock, one of the world's biggest comics, drew headlines in March when he was slapped on stage by Will Smith at the Oscars.</p>


Netflix will stream an event live for the first time next year, with comedian Chris Rock hosting a real-time special for the on-demand platform that has lured millions of viewers away from traditional broadcast television.

Netflix will stream an event live for the first time next year, with comedian Chris Rock hosting a real-time special for the on-demand platform that has lured millions of viewers away from traditional broadcast television. The comedy show, which will be Rock's second for Netflix after 2018's 'Chris Rock: Tamborine', will be available to watch in early 2023, the company said, without providing further details. "Chris Rock is one of the most iconic and important comedic voices of our generation," said Netflix comedy vice president Robbie Praw, in a statement. "We're thrilled the entire world will be able to experience a live Chris Rock comedy event and be a part of Netflix history. "This will be an unforgettable moment and we're so honoured that Chris is carrying this torch." Netflix, which lost subscribers for the first time earlier this year before recently reporting a return to growth, has been experimenting with new models, including a cheaper subscription option subsidized by advertisements. On Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Netflix was looking into offering live sports on its platform for the first time. Also read: Ranveer Singh to conduct acting masterclass at Marrakech International Film Festival Rivals including Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video already offer live events including sports and musical events. Netflix hosts a live comedy festival at more than 35 venues in Los Angeles, but those shows have not yet been available to stream live on its platform. Rock, one of the world's biggest comics, drew headlines in March when he was slapped on stage by Will Smith at the Oscars.

Netflix sets first live-streamed event with Chris Rock special

<p>The much-awaited film 'India Lockdown', which has been helmed by ace director&nbsp;Madhur Bhandarkar,&nbsp;is all set to have its world premiere at the 53rd edition of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI). The festival is scheduled to take place from November 20 to 28 in Panaji, Goa.</p>

<p>Inspired by true events, the ZEE5 original movie&nbsp;depicts four parallel stories and the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic on the people of India. It is set for a direct-to-digital release on ZEE5 on December 2.</p>

<p>Speaking about the latest announcement, Bhandarkar said that he is excited about the world premiere of his movie at IFFI. And, that he is hopeful that the film&nbsp;will strike a chord with the audiences as it captures all the varied emotions experienced by Indians during the COVID-19 pandemic that hit the world in March 2020.</p>

<p>“Every citizen across the world will relate to this film as COVID binded us together and made us stronger. We experienced similar emotions, frustrations and uncertainties unlike ever before and ‘India Lockdown’ will capture all that and more," the director shared in a statement.</p>

<p>“This film is my lockdown baby, and I am looking forward to showcasing it at IFFI where cinema lovers across the globe come together for their common passion of storytelling,” he added.</p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-jury-finds-paul-haggis-guilty-in-civil-rape-trial-orders-director-to-pay-75-million-compensation-533101" hreflang="en">Jury finds Paul Haggis guilty in civil rape trial, orders director to pay $7.5 million compensation</a></p>

<p>The movie stars Prateik Babbar, Sai Tamhankar, Shweta Basu Prasad, Prakash Belawadi and Aahana Kumra in pivotal roles. It&nbsp;is produced by Jayantilal Gada of PEN Studios, Bhandarkar Entertainment and Pranav Jain’s PJ Motions Pictures.</p>

<p>Other than 'India Lockdown', 'The Kashmir Files', 'RRR', 'Dharamveer', and 'Tonic'&nbsp;will be screened at the festival.&nbsp;</p>


The much-awaited film 'India Lockdown', which has been helmed by ace director Madhur Bhandarkar, is all set to have its world premiere at the 53rd edition of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI).

The much-awaited film 'India Lockdown', which has been helmed by ace director Madhur Bhandarkar, is all set to have its world premiere at the 53rd edition of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI). The festival is scheduled to take place from November 20 to 28 in Panaji, Goa. Inspired by true events, the ZEE5 original movie depicts four parallel stories and the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic on the people of India. It is set for a direct-to-digital release on ZEE5 on December 2. Speaking about the latest announcement, Bhandarkar said that he is excited about the world premiere of his movie at IFFI. And, that he is hopeful that the film will strike a chord with the audiences as it captures all the varied emotions experienced by Indians during the COVID-19 pandemic that hit the world in March 2020. “Every citizen across the world will relate to this film as COVID binded us together and made us stronger. We experienced similar emotions, frustrations and uncertainties unlike ever before and ‘India Lockdown’ will capture all that and more," the director shared in a statement. “This film is my lockdown baby, and I am looking forward to showcasing it at IFFI where cinema lovers across the globe come together for their common passion of storytelling,” he added. Also read: Jury finds Paul Haggis guilty in civil rape trial, orders director to pay $7.5 million compensation The movie stars Prateik Babbar, Sai Tamhankar, Shweta Basu Prasad, Prakash Belawadi and Aahana Kumra in pivotal roles. It is produced by Jayantilal Gada of PEN Studios, Bhandarkar Entertainment and Pranav Jain’s PJ Motions Pictures. Other than 'India Lockdown', 'The Kashmir Files', 'RRR', 'Dharamveer', and 'Tonic' will be screened at the festival.

Madhur Bhandarkar directorial 'India Lockdown' set to have world premiere at IFFI 2022

<p>Dry skin, chapped lips, rough knuckles and windburn? Say hello to the cold and chilly winter season that is all set to trouble us and our skin in the coming months. And, unless you have some expert tips at hand, you can very much expect the changing weather to be taxing for your gorgeous skin.</p>

<p>Your skin needs more moisture, care and love to fight the dryness that comes with the end of the year. And, since WION believes that one shouldn't have to go through a round of trials and errors to perfect their winter skincare routine, we've got the best dermatologists to shell their beauty secrets.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Speaking exclusively to WION, three skincare experts shared the best ways to look after one's skin during the cold months. Read on!</p>

<p><strong>Expert 1 - Dr Sonali Kohli, Consultant Dermatologist and Venereologist at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital and Research Centre</strong></p>

<p>"Skincare must be customised every few months to match one's needs and changing seasons. One cannot continue with their summer skincare routine in the colder months. Since your skin tends to feel more dry during winter, one must switch to a thicker and richer moisturiser, keeping their skin type in mind. People who have very oily skin, must use gel-based moisturisers and also look for products that contain lactic acid, as it helps with exfoliation, softens rough or scaly skin and prevents the clogging of pores. People with ultra-dry skin can always look for butter or cream-based moisturisers. Meanwhile, people with combination or sensitive skin can use a water or gel-based light moisturiser, which contains ingredients like hyaluronic acid or scalene," said Dr Kohli.</p>

<p>Speaking of SPF,&nbsp;Dr Kohli shared, "During the winter season, we might feel that the sun is not as prominent as in the summer. Hence, many tend to avoid wearing sunscreen. But, did you know that snow reflects up to 80 per cent of the sun's UV light and the rays hit you twice, which increases your risk of skin cancer and premature ageing? I suggest that you wear broad-spectrum UV sunscreen that has triple plus protection even during winter."</p>

<p>To conclude, the dermatologist shared, "During winter, exfoliating your skin once every ten days is a good idea. You should also use a hydrating sheet mask once every two weeks. Look for ingredients like hyaluronic acid, rose hip oil, shea butter, squalane, vitamin c, and ceramides in your skincare routine and never miss CTM (Cleansing, toning, and moisturising)."</p>

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<p><strong>Expert 2 - Dr Nilam Jain Kothari, Consultant Dermatologist at Masina Hospital&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p>"Winters are particularly harsh on the skin. Come winters and our OPDs get flooded with patients complaining of dry, flaky skin, chapped lips and sensitive skin. Irritation, inflammation and pigmentation aggravate during winter months giving rise to skin dullness. To tackle most of these issues, I do a couple of things. I look for detergent-free soaps, body washes and face washes to go with my daily skincare. Instead of harsh physical scrubs, I opt for milder chemical exfoliants. Please note that patients with atopic or sensitive skin must&nbsp;avoid exfoliation altogether. Meanwhile, patients going through acne treatments&nbsp;should add a heavy moisturiser to their daily routine and reduce retinoid use or replace it in case of severe dryness," said Dr Kothari.</p>

<p>She continued, "Oils can be added to your daily routine. Try adding bath oils to your shower routine&nbsp;to keep the skin well-balanced and healthy. To get best results, apply moisturisers on wet skin, immediately after taking bath to lock, preferably twice a day. Well-hydrated skin is less prone to relapses of eczema, atopic dermatitis and psoriasis."</p>

<p>"Lips should be well hydrated at all times. So don't forget to use an intense lip balm with an SPF. Sunscreen goes without saying as the sun never takes a vacation. Lastly, drink adequate fluids to keep the skin well-hydrated and healthy from within," she concluded.</p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-runway-approved-makeup-trend-butterfly-bridges-is-all-that-you-need-to-transform-your-look-531825" hreflang="en">Runway-inspired makeup trend 'Butterfly Bridges' is all that you need to transform your look</a></p>

<p><strong>Expert 3 - Dr &nbsp;Deepti Ghia, Consultant Dermatologist, Masina Hospital</strong></p>

<p>Revealing her beauty secrets, Dr Ghia shared, "If you have a combination or dry&nbsp;skin type and are using products like retinol, AHA, or BHA, you will have to reduce the frequency of these products or decrease the duration of contact as this can cause excessive dryness. The most important thing about winter is that we all tend to take hot baths in the winter, but that will end up drying your&nbsp;skin even more, so I suggest that you take bath with&nbsp;lukewarm warm and apply moisturiser and body lotion immediately on damp skin."</p>

<p>"For people who are concerned about their dry heels, get your hands on cocoa butter or shea&nbsp;butter. If there are cuts on your heels that bleed, you will have to put an antiseptic ointment on them and then cover them with creams that are rich in moisturisers. Avoid 'lick eczema' by wearing a hydrating lip balm at all times.&nbsp;Another important thing is to avoid toners that have astringents in them as they end up making your skin feel dry and stretched," said Dr Ghia.</p>


Dry skin, chapped lips, rough knuckles and windburn? Say hello to the cold and chilly winter season that is all set to trouble us and our skin in the coming months.

Dry skin, chapped lips, rough knuckles and windburn? Say hello to the cold and chilly winter season that is all set to trouble us and our skin in the coming months. And, unless you have some expert tips at hand, you can very much expect the changing weather to be taxing for your gorgeous skin. Your skin needs more moisture, care and love to fight the dryness that comes with the end of the year. And, since WION believes that one shouldn't have to go through a round of trials and errors to perfect their winter skincare routine, we've got the best dermatologists to shell their beauty secrets. Speaking exclusively to WION, three skincare experts shared the best ways to look after one's skin during the cold months. Read on! Expert 1 - Dr Sonali Kohli, Consultant Dermatologist and Venereologist at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital and Research Centre "Skincare must be customised every few months to match one's needs and changing seasons. One cannot continue with their summer skincare routine in the colder months. Since your skin tends to feel more dry during winter, one must switch to a thicker and richer moisturiser, keeping their skin type in mind. People who have very oily skin, must use gel-based moisturisers and also look for products that contain lactic acid, as it helps with exfoliation, softens rough or scaly skin and prevents the clogging of pores. People with ultra-dry skin can always look for butter or cream-based moisturisers. Meanwhile, people with combination or sensitive skin can use a water or gel-based light moisturiser, which contains ingredients like hyaluronic acid or scalene," said Dr Kohli. Speaking of SPF, Dr Kohli shared, "During the winter season, we might feel that the sun is not as prominent as in the summer. Hence, many tend to avoid wearing sunscreen. But, did you know that snow reflects up to 80 per cent of the sun's UV light and the rays hit you twice, which increases your risk of skin cancer and premature ageing? I suggest that you wear broad-spectrum UV sunscreen that has triple plus protection even during winter." To conclude, the dermatologist shared, "During winter, exfoliating your skin once every ten days is a good idea. You should also use a hydrating sheet mask once every two weeks. Look for ingredients like hyaluronic acid, rose hip oil, shea butter, squalane, vitamin c, and ceramides in your skincare routine and never miss CTM (Cleansing, toning, and moisturising)." Also read: Celebrity-approved designer bags that are timeless and stylish Expert 2 - Dr Nilam Jain Kothari, Consultant Dermatologist at Masina Hospital "Winters are particularly harsh on the skin. Come winters and our OPDs get flooded with patients complaining of dry, flaky skin, chapped lips and sensitive skin. Irritation, inflammation and pigmentation aggravate during winter months giving rise to skin dullness. To tackle most of these issues, I do a couple of things. I look for detergent-free soaps, body washes and face washes to go with my daily skincare. Instead of harsh physical scrubs, I opt for milder chemical exfoliants. Please note that patients with atopic or sensitive skin must avoid exfoliation altogether. Meanwhile, patients going through acne treatments should add a heavy moisturiser to their daily routine and reduce retinoid use or replace it in case of severe dryness," said Dr Kothari. She continued, "Oils can be added to your daily routine. Try adding bath oils to your shower routine to keep the skin well-balanced and healthy. To get best results, apply moisturisers on wet skin, immediately after taking bath to lock, preferably twice a day. Well-hydrated skin is less prone to relapses of eczema, atopic dermatitis and psoriasis." "Lips should be well hydrated at all times. So don't forget to use an intense lip balm with an SPF. Sunscreen goes without saying as the sun never takes a vacation. Lastly, drink adequate fluids to keep the skin well-hydrated and healthy from within," she concluded. Also read: Runway-inspired makeup trend 'Butterfly Bridges' is all that you need to transform your look Expert 3 - Dr Deepti Ghia, Consultant Dermatologist, Masina Hospital Revealing her beauty secrets, Dr Ghia shared, "If you have a combination or dry skin type and are using products like retinol, AHA, or BHA, you will have to reduce the frequency of these products or decrease the duration of contact as this can cause excessive dryness. The most important thing about winter is that we all tend to take hot baths in the winter, but that will end up drying your skin even more, so I suggest that you take bath with lukewarm warm and apply moisturiser and body lotion immediately on damp skin." "For people who are concerned about their dry heels, get your hands on cocoa butter or shea butter. If there are cuts on your heels that bleed, you will have to put an antiseptic ointment on them and then cover them with creams that are rich in moisturisers. Avoid 'lick eczema' by wearing a hydrating lip balm at all times. Another important thing is to avoid toners that have astringents in them as they end up making your skin feel dry and stretched," said Dr Ghia.

3 dermatologists share beauty secrets; reveal their winter skincare routines

<p>Melanie Martin, who shares&nbsp;an 11-month-old baby boy Prince with late singer Aaron Carter, is finally baring her soul and revealing her true emotions about the singer and her baby daddy's untimely and shocking death. Speaking to a publication, the 30-year-old model revealed how devasted she is after her ex-fiancé's death and that she now plans to raise their son Prince as a single mother.</p>

<p>Speaking to People, Martin said, "My heart is completely broken over the passing of my fiancé Aaron. I knew he was struggling, and I tried everything to help him. He has a very independent and strong personality, and I couldn't help him in the way I felt he needed it."</p>

<p>She continued, "I only wish I had more people to help me with him. I will now be raising our son as a single mother and this is the worst day of my life, but I have to be strong for our son." While concluding, she said that she feels "devasted".</p>

<p>Previously, Martin gave a statement to the Associated Press and asked everyone to respect her and her family's privacy. "We are still in the process of accepting this unfortunate reality. Your thoughts and prayers are greatly appreciated," she told the publication via a statement.</p>

<p>Martin had also shared a video of herself crying hysterically&nbsp;in a car, seemingly after hearing the news.</p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-chris-evans-declared-sexiest-man-alive-by-people-magazine-532079" hreflang="en">Chris Evans declared sexiest man alive by People magazine</a></p>

<p>Aaron Carter was found dead at his Palmdale, California home in his bathtub on Saturday. The cause of his death has not yet been revealed. However, according to initial reports,&nbsp;foul play is not suspected.</p>

<p><strong>Watch WION live here!</strong></p>

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Melanie Martin, who shares an 11-month-old baby boy Prince with late singer Aaron Carter, is finally baring her soul and revealing her true emotions about the singer and her baby daddy's untimely and shocking death.

Melanie Martin, who shares an 11-month-old baby boy Prince with late singer Aaron Carter, is finally baring her soul and revealing her true emotions about the singer and her baby daddy's untimely and shocking death. Speaking to a publication, the 30-year-old model revealed how devasted she is after her ex-fiancé's death and that she now plans to raise their son Prince as a single mother. Speaking to People, Martin said, "My heart is completely broken over the passing of my fiancé Aaron. I knew he was struggling, and I tried everything to help him. He has a very independent and strong personality, and I couldn't help him in the way I felt he needed it." She continued, "I only wish I had more people to help me with him. I will now be raising our son as a single mother and this is the worst day of my life, but I have to be strong for our son." While concluding, she said that she feels "devasted". Previously, Martin gave a statement to the Associated Press and asked everyone to respect her and her family's privacy. "We are still in the process of accepting this unfortunate reality. Your thoughts and prayers are greatly appreciated," she told the publication via a statement. Martin had also shared a video of herself crying hysterically in a car, seemingly after hearing the news. Also read: Chris Evans declared sexiest man alive by People magazine Aaron Carter was found dead at his Palmdale, California home in his bathtub on Saturday. The cause of his death has not yet been revealed. However, according to initial reports, foul play is not suspected. Watch WION live here!

Aaron Carter's ex-fiancée Melanie says her heart is 'completely broken' after singer's death

<p>We often see Balenciaga getting trolled online for their unusual designs and creations, but it seems that netizens have a new target from the fashion industry this week. Social media users are passionately talking about one of Diesel's latest designs, which can be used as both a micro skirt and a supersized belt.</p>

<p>The creation is up for sale on the official site at a whopping £795, which converts to&nbsp;approximately $1000. While some users are bothered by the design of the creation, others have a problem with its price tag. Scroll to see the conversation going&nbsp;around the belt/skirt.</p>

<p>The fall/winter 2022 collection of the Italian retail clothing company featured this creation. It was once worn by Nicole Kidman too for a shoot. Now, coming to the memes and reviews, a user shared a video on TikTok to talk about its practicality. Take a look!</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">genuine question. did y’all look at that “skirt” and think of practicality? <a href="https://t.co/TB3mQsD27a">pic.twitter.com/TB3mQsD27a</a></p>
— Kenii★彡 (@notkennii) <a href="https://twitter.com/notkennii/status/1587941445272764416?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 2, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p>Another Twitterati made fun of the design and wrote, "I am hysterically laughing in leather class. This looks like a last-minute assignment someone would make hours before the garment was due only to still fail. How people still get duped into buying this over priced fake fashion is a mystery? (sic)"</p>

<p>And, one netizen tweeted, "The Diesel skirt literally looks like the hip brace I have to wear to prevent dislocations." Check out more tweets and memes below!</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">I am hysterically laughing in leather class 😂 this looks like a last minute assignment someone would make hours before a the garment was due only to still fail. How people still get duped into buying this over priced fake fashion is a mystery. <a href="https://t.co/ahnE89I3T8">pic.twitter.com/ahnE89I3T8</a></p>
— Lunaeyra Velaryon Targaryen 🌙🧜🏾‍♀️🐉 (@AngelOf_Jah) <a href="https://twitter.com/AngelOf_Jah/status/1588242556483084288?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 3, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">I think that’s an error on the designer’s behalf. If you can’t use what a product is designed for that is no longer a skirt. That is a belt.</p>
— Robyn Hood 🕸 (@robynsrighthand) <a href="https://twitter.com/robynsrighthand/status/1587995473507667969?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 3, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">the diesel skirt literally looks like the hip brace i have to wear to prevent dislocations <a href="https://t.co/ptqPFCD3hD">pic.twitter.com/ptqPFCD3hD</a></p>
— Peach (-1.2/-33 lbs) (@justafewmorelbs) <a href="https://twitter.com/justafewmorelbs/status/1587941288254767104?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 2, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">the leather Diesel belt skirt has a velcro closure??? 😭<a href="https://t.co/FLFXiUpMo7">pic.twitter.com/FLFXiUpMo7</a></p>
— 𝗖𝗛𝗨𝗟𝗘𝗞𝗔𝗭𝗜. (@mightbechule) <a href="https://twitter.com/mightbechule/status/1588043568979259393?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 3, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">..but i honestly can't tell the different between Diesel skirt and Diesel belt</p>
— sexybaby (@blissedhedonist) <a href="https://twitter.com/blissedhedonist/status/1588804767517904897?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 5, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/node/532076" hreflang="en">Science confirms low-frequency bass makes people groove</a>&nbsp;</p>

<p>The skirt/belt is made of pure leather and features Diesel's iconic 'D' logo on the front. It doesn't have any hook or button. Instead, it can be secured with velcro.</p>


We often see Balenciaga getting trolled online for their unusual designs and creations, but it seems that netizens have a new target from the fashion industry this week.

We often see Balenciaga getting trolled online for their unusual designs and creations, but it seems that netizens have a new target from the fashion industry this week. Social media users are passionately talking about one of Diesel's latest designs, which can be used as both a micro skirt and a supersized belt. The creation is up for sale on the official site at a whopping £795, which converts to approximately $1000. While some users are bothered by the design of the creation, others have a problem with its price tag. Scroll to see the conversation going around the belt/skirt. The fall/winter 2022 collection of the Italian retail clothing company featured this creation. It was once worn by Nicole Kidman too for a shoot. Now, coming to the memes and reviews, a user shared a video on TikTok to talk about its practicality. Take a look! genuine question. did y’all look at that “skirt” and think of practicality? pic.twitter.com/TB3mQsD27a — Kenii★彡 (@notkennii) November 2, 2022 Another Twitterati made fun of the design and wrote, "I am hysterically laughing in leather class. This looks like a last-minute assignment someone would make hours before the garment was due only to still fail. How people still get duped into buying this over priced fake fashion is a mystery? (sic)" And, one netizen tweeted, "The Diesel skirt literally looks like the hip brace I have to wear to prevent dislocations." Check out more tweets and memes below! I am hysterically laughing in leather class 😂 this looks like a last minute assignment someone would make hours before a the garment was due only to still fail. How people still get duped into buying this over priced fake fashion is a mystery. pic.twitter.com/ahnE89I3T8 — Lunaeyra Velaryon Targaryen 🌙🧜🏾‍♀️🐉 (@AngelOf_Jah) November 3, 2022 I think that’s an error on the designer’s behalf. If you can’t use what a product is designed for that is no longer a skirt. That is a belt. — Robyn Hood 🕸 (@robynsrighthand) November 3, 2022 the diesel skirt literally looks like the hip brace i have to wear to prevent dislocations pic.twitter.com/ptqPFCD3hD — Peach (-1.2/-33 lbs) (@justafewmorelbs) November 2, 2022 the leather Diesel belt skirt has a velcro closure??? 😭pic.twitter.com/FLFXiUpMo7 — 𝗖𝗛𝗨𝗟𝗘𝗞𝗔𝗭𝗜. (@mightbechule) November 3, 2022 ..but i honestly can't tell the different between Diesel skirt and Diesel belt — sexybaby (@blissedhedonist) November 5, 2022 Also read: Science confirms low-frequency bass makes people groove The skirt/belt is made of pure leather and features Diesel's iconic 'D' logo on the front. It doesn't have any hook or button. Instead, it can be secured with velcro.

Belt or skirt? Diesel's creation worth $1000 leaves netizens confused

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