<p>Sacha Baron Cohen has filed a lawsuit against Solar Therapeutics for copyright infringement.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He has sued them for false advertising and misappropriation of his right of publicity over a Massachusetts interstate billboard showing his famous character from the film ‘Borat’ giving a thumbs up and exclaiming, “It’s Nice!”</p>

<p>In the lawsuit, Sacha&nbsp;Baron Cohen’s lawyer wrote, “By use of the Billboard, the Defendants falsely have conveyed to the public that Mr. Baron Cohen has endorsed their products and is affiliated with their business. To the contrary, Mr. Baron Cohen never has used cannabis in his life. He never would participate in an advertising campaign for cannabis, for any amount of money.”</p>

<p>Sacha in fact notes that he has never taken any such brand deal despite getting several. He said if he would have, it would have undermined his credibility as an actor and social activist.</p>

<p>After Baron Cohen’s lawyer sent a cease-and-desist letter, the company said the billboard had been taken down but it has declined to compensate Cohen for the unauthorized use of his image and that of his famous alter ego.</p>


Sacha Baron Cohen has filed a lawsuit against Solar Therapeutics for copyright infringement. He has sued them for false advertising and misappropriation of his right of publicity over a Massachusetts interstate billboard showing his famous character from the film ‘Borat’ giving a thumbs up and exclaiming, “It’s Nice!

Sacha Baron Cohen has filed a lawsuit against Solar Therapeutics for copyright infringement. He has sued them for false advertising and misappropriation of his right of publicity over a Massachusetts interstate billboard showing his famous character from the film ‘Borat’ giving a thumbs up and exclaiming, “It’s Nice!” In the lawsuit, Sacha Baron Cohen’s lawyer wrote, “By use of the Billboard, the Defendants falsely have conveyed to the public that Mr. Baron Cohen has endorsed their products and is affiliated with their business. To the contrary, Mr. Baron Cohen never has used cannabis in his life. He never would participate in an advertising campaign for cannabis, for any amount of money.” Sacha in fact notes that he has never taken any such brand deal despite getting several. He said if he would have, it would have undermined his credibility as an actor and social activist. After Baron Cohen’s lawyer sent a cease-and-desist letter, the company said the billboard had been taken down but it has declined to compensate Cohen for the unauthorized use of his image and that of his famous alter ego.

Sacha Baron Cohen sues company for using his 'Borat' image to sell cannabis

<p>The Obamas’ Higher Ground and Fatherhood producers have teamed up with Netflix again for a new project.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The two companies are developing ‘Blackout’, a film and TV ‘event’ that is being adapted from six different love stories, each written by a different writer. It is being developed as a TV series and film adaptation. This means that some stories could become films while others can be made into series.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Meanwhile, ‘Blackout’ is based in New York during a power outage on a hot summer night. It is told from the perspective of 12 teens with six shots of love.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The six writers attached to pen stories for the film and TV project are Dhonielle Clayton, Tiffany D. Jackson, Nic Stone, Angie Thomas, Ashley Woodfolk and Nicola Yoon.</p>

<p>Temple Hill will executive produce the project, which marks a reunion with Netflix and Higher Ground following Kevin Hart feature ‘Fatherhood’.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Apart from ‘Blackout’, Obamas have also been attached to other Netflix projects like ‘American Factory’, ‘Becoming’, ‘Crip Camp’, kids-focused entry ‘Ada Twist’ and ‘We the People’, with several others in various stages of development.&nbsp;</p>


The Obamas’ Higher Ground and Fatherhood producers have teamed up with Netflix again for a new project. The two companies are developing ‘Blackout’, a film and TV ‘event’ that is being adapted from six different love stories, each written by a different writer.

The Obamas’ Higher Ground and Fatherhood producers have teamed up with Netflix again for a new project. The two companies are developing ‘Blackout’, a film and TV ‘event’ that is being adapted from six different love stories, each written by a different writer. It is being developed as a TV series and film adaptation. This means that some stories could become films while others can be made into series. Meanwhile, ‘Blackout’ is based in New York during a power outage on a hot summer night. It is told from the perspective of 12 teens with six shots of love. The six writers attached to pen stories for the film and TV project are Dhonielle Clayton, Tiffany D. Jackson, Nic Stone, Angie Thomas, Ashley Woodfolk and Nicola Yoon. Temple Hill will executive produce the project, which marks a reunion with Netflix and Higher Ground following Kevin Hart feature ‘Fatherhood’. Apart from ‘Blackout’, Obamas have also been attached to other Netflix projects like ‘American Factory’, ‘Becoming’, ‘Crip Camp’, kids-focused entry ‘Ada Twist’ and ‘We the People’, with several others in various stages of development.

Obamas teaming up with Netflix for film, TV projects again

<p>Sharon Stone is back as amfAR Cannes gala host after a gap of seven years.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Being one of the most dedicated HIV/AIDS activists from Hollywood, Sharon’s return to amfAR does not come as a surprise. She has thus been roped as this year’s amfAR’s host&nbsp;for the 27th edition of the event that typically coincides with the tail end of the Cannes Film Festival.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Sharon Stone, for the unversed, is mostly inspired by good friend Elizabeth Taylor in this respect as she has admitted on her own time. When it was announced that Sharon was to receive the Legacy Award from the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, she said in a statement that her ties to amfAR’s Cannes Gala stretched back more than two decades to when Taylor asked her to fill in as host. “That one night became a 22-year commitment of HIV/AIDS work, study and fundraising around the globe and a full understanding of what commitment itself means,” she said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>But she stopped after some time and was not seen associated with it since 2014. Her last amfAR event was the 2015 Inspiration Gala Los Angeles.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-basic-instinct-director-refutes-sharon-stones-claims-that-she-was-tricked-into-filming-nude-scenes-396939">&nbsp;'Basic Instinct' director refutes Sharon Stone's claims that she was tricked into filming nude scenes&nbsp;</a></p>

<p>Meanwhile, Sharon Stone, this year, will be joined by headliner Alicia Keys, multiple yet-to-be-announced performers, a fashion show curated by Carine Roitfeld, jury president Spike Lee and chairs including Angela Bassett, Len Blavatnik, Rachel Brosnahan, Milla Jovovich, Nicole Kidman, Regina King, Heidi Klum, Catherine O’Hara, Aldis Hodge, Freida Pinto, Zoe Saldana, Michelle Yeoh, Youn Yuh-Jung, Global Fundraising Chairman Milutin Gatsby and amfAR co-chairs T. Ryan Greenawalt and Kevin McClatchy.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-sharon-stone-reveals-she-was-sexually-abused-by-her-grandfather-during-her-childhood-374182">Sharon Stone reveals she was sexually abused by her grandfather during her childhood</a></p>

<p>amfAR Cannes gala will be held outdoors at Villa Eilenroc with capacity limited to 400, down from a typical 900-guest event due to the pandemic.&nbsp;</p>


Sharon Stone is back as amfAR Cannes gala host after a gap of seven years. Being one of the most dedicated HIV/AIDS activists from Hollywood, Sharon’s return to amfAR does not come as a surprise.

Sharon Stone is back as amfAR Cannes gala host after a gap of seven years. Being one of the most dedicated HIV/AIDS activists from Hollywood, Sharon’s return to amfAR does not come as a surprise. She has thus been roped as this year’s amfAR’s host for the 27th edition of the event that typically coincides with the tail end of the Cannes Film Festival. Sharon Stone, for the unversed, is mostly inspired by good friend Elizabeth Taylor in this respect as she has admitted on her own time. When it was announced that Sharon was to receive the Legacy Award from the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, she said in a statement that her ties to amfAR’s Cannes Gala stretched back more than two decades to when Taylor asked her to fill in as host. “That one night became a 22-year commitment of HIV/AIDS work, study and fundraising around the globe and a full understanding of what commitment itself means,” she said. But she stopped after some time and was not seen associated with it since 2014. Her last amfAR event was the 2015 Inspiration Gala Los Angeles. 'Basic Instinct' director refutes Sharon Stone's claims that she was tricked into filming nude scenes Meanwhile, Sharon Stone, this year, will be joined by headliner Alicia Keys, multiple yet-to-be-announced performers, a fashion show curated by Carine Roitfeld, jury president Spike Lee and chairs including Angela Bassett, Len Blavatnik, Rachel Brosnahan, Milla Jovovich, Nicole Kidman, Regina King, Heidi Klum, Catherine O’Hara, Aldis Hodge, Freida Pinto, Zoe Saldana, Michelle Yeoh, Youn Yuh-Jung, Global Fundraising Chairman Milutin Gatsby and amfAR co-chairs T. Ryan Greenawalt and Kevin McClatchy. Sharon Stone reveals she was sexually abused by her grandfather during her childhood amfAR Cannes gala will be held outdoors at Villa Eilenroc with capacity limited to 400, down from a typical 900-guest event due to the pandemic.

Sharon Stone to host 27th amfAR Cannes gala after a gap of seven years

<p>Self-obsessed guys with daddy issues, maps, models and handwritten letters, probably some 1960s rock and definitely Bill Murray deadpanning -- you know immediately whose universe you're in.</p>

<p>"Wes Anderson is here tonight... He arrived on a bicycle made of antique tuba parts," joked Amy Poehler, hosting the Golden Globes a few years back.&nbsp;</p>

<p>And everyone knew what she meant, because no one in film history has been so unblinkingly wedded to a specific off-beat vibe -- from early successes like "The Royal Tenenbaums" through hits like "Fantastic Mr Fox" and "The Grand Budapest Hotel" -- as the Texas-born director.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Anderson's new film "The French Dispatch", which premiered Monday at Cannes, takes his style to even more surreal limits, crammed with ornate and madcap imagery in an incredibly elaborate ode to expat journalists and France.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Wes is only getting more Wes-like. (His first films) 'Bottle Rocket' and 'Rushmore' are practically naturalistic compared to where he's at now. Where will it end?" said Sophie Monks Kaufman, who wrote a book about him, "Close Ups: Wes Anderson".</p>

<p>It has been a long wait for "The French Dispatch", which was due to open at last year's Cannes festival before it was cancelled by the pandemic.&nbsp;</p>

<p>But the early reviews were gushing on Monday, with The Telegraph calling it his best film ever and "relentlessly wonderful", though IndieWire's Eric Kohn warned it "may divide people as it is, in blunt terms, very Wes Anderson."</p>

<p><strong>Award drought&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p>That singular approach has earned Anderson total creative control and an ever-growing menagerie of megastars eager to join his famously convivial sets.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Timothee Chalamet and Benicio del Toro are the latest additions, and joined him on the Cannes red carpet along with Anderson regulars Owen Wilson, Tilda Swinton and Adrien Brody.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"They do his films because it's fun," British critic Dorian Lynskey told AFP. "He's not a difficult guy and yet has that total aesthetic that you normally associate with difficult directors."</p>

<p>The adulation has not translated into many awards -- Anderson has seven Oscar nominations but zero trophies -- perhaps because he seems to exist in a parallel world to the rest of the film industry.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Asked by Entertainment Weekly if he cared about awards, Anderson's own response was: "I would if I won more!"</p>

<p><strong>Broken families&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p>"The French Dispatch" shows Anderson heading away from some of the more serious issues that cut through his early films.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He has cited his parents' divorce when he was eight as the defining moment of his childhood, and broken families have been a recurrent theme in his work.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He has returned often to his childhood: filming in his own high school in Houston for "Rushmore", paying homage to youthful infatuations with explorer Jacques Cousteau ("The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou") and Roald Dahl ("Fantastic Mr Fox").&nbsp;</p>

<p>"He seems particularly nostalgic about the age of 12," writes Kaufman. "Wes can remember what it was like to be at that age and overwhelmed by a romantic crush, or when a book could become your whole world."</p>

<p><strong>'My own handwriting' </strong></p>

<p>Many find it all too twee. The winking irony and taste for analogue make him practically the definition of modern hipsterism: "Your barista's favourite director," as one YouTube parody put it.</p>

<p>The style has leaked all over contemporary culture, from home decor to Gucci ads to countless films such as "Paddington" and "Lady Bird".&nbsp;</p>

<p>It has spawned a hit Instagram account of real-life things that ought to be in his films, "Accidentally Wes Anderson", the director's personal favourite being a Croatian pancake stand.</p>

<p>This points to the fact that Anderson is not a cult figure, Kaufman told AFP: "He is too influential for that. He's more like his own cottage industry, and has been so successful at it that he doesn't have to woo the establishment or make a Marvel movie."</p>

<p>Having built his world, he seems content in it.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"There were times when I thought I should change my approach, but in fact, this is what I like to do," Anderson told NPR.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"It's sort of like my handwriting as a movie director. And somewhere along the way, I think I've made the decision: I'm going to write in my own handwriting."</p>


Self-obsessed guys with daddy issues, maps, models and handwritten letters, probably some 1960s rock and definitely Bill Murray deadpanning -- you know immediately whose universe you're in.

Self-obsessed guys with daddy issues, maps, models and handwritten letters, probably some 1960s rock and definitely Bill Murray deadpanning -- you know immediately whose universe you're in. "Wes Anderson is here tonight... He arrived on a bicycle made of antique tuba parts," joked Amy Poehler, hosting the Golden Globes a few years back. And everyone knew what she meant, because no one in film history has been so unblinkingly wedded to a specific off-beat vibe -- from early successes like "The Royal Tenenbaums" through hits like "Fantastic Mr Fox" and "The Grand Budapest Hotel" -- as the Texas-born director. Anderson's new film "The French Dispatch", which premiered Monday at Cannes, takes his style to even more surreal limits, crammed with ornate and madcap imagery in an incredibly elaborate ode to expat journalists and France. "Wes is only getting more Wes-like. (His first films) 'Bottle Rocket' and 'Rushmore' are practically naturalistic compared to where he's at now. Where will it end?" said Sophie Monks Kaufman, who wrote a book about him, "Close Ups: Wes Anderson". It has been a long wait for "The French Dispatch", which was due to open at last year's Cannes festival before it was cancelled by the pandemic. But the early reviews were gushing on Monday, with The Telegraph calling it his best film ever and "relentlessly wonderful", though IndieWire's Eric Kohn warned it "may divide people as it is, in blunt terms, very Wes Anderson." Award drought That singular approach has earned Anderson total creative control and an ever-growing menagerie of megastars eager to join his famously convivial sets. Timothee Chalamet and Benicio del Toro are the latest additions, and joined him on the Cannes red carpet along with Anderson regulars Owen Wilson, Tilda Swinton and Adrien Brody. "They do his films because it's fun," British critic Dorian Lynskey told AFP. "He's not a difficult guy and yet has that total aesthetic that you normally associate with difficult directors." The adulation has not translated into many awards -- Anderson has seven Oscar nominations but zero trophies -- perhaps because he seems to exist in a parallel world to the rest of the film industry. Asked by Entertainment Weekly if he cared about awards, Anderson's own response was: "I would if I won more!" Broken families "The French Dispatch" shows Anderson heading away from some of the more serious issues that cut through his early films. He has cited his parents' divorce when he was eight as the defining moment of his childhood, and broken families have been a recurrent theme in his work. He has returned often to his childhood: filming in his own high school in Houston for "Rushmore", paying homage to youthful infatuations with explorer Jacques Cousteau ("The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou") and Roald Dahl ("Fantastic Mr Fox"). "He seems particularly nostalgic about the age of 12," writes Kaufman. "Wes can remember what it was like to be at that age and overwhelmed by a romantic crush, or when a book could become your whole world." 'My own handwriting' Many find it all too twee. The winking irony and taste for analogue make him practically the definition of modern hipsterism: "Your barista's favourite director," as one YouTube parody put it. The style has leaked all over contemporary culture, from home decor to Gucci ads to countless films such as "Paddington" and "Lady Bird". It has spawned a hit Instagram account of real-life things that ought to be in his films, "Accidentally Wes Anderson", the director's personal favourite being a Croatian pancake stand. This points to the fact that Anderson is not a cult figure, Kaufman told AFP: "He is too influential for that. He's more like his own cottage industry, and has been so successful at it that he doesn't have to woo the establishment or make a Marvel movie." Having built his world, he seems content in it. "There were times when I thought I should change my approach, but in fact, this is what I like to do," Anderson told NPR. "It's sort of like my handwriting as a movie director. And somewhere along the way, I think I've made the decision: I'm going to write in my own handwriting."

Wes Anderson doubles down on his unique schtick with 'The French Dispatch'

<p>Hollywood star Jodie Turner-Smith said the film industry must go beyond having token black faces on screen and have people of colour at every level of the business.</p>

<p>The British actress -- who played Henry VIII's wife Anne Boleyn in a new television series of the same name -- said she had been struck by how few people of colour work behind the scenes.</p>

<p>Hollywood should stop trying to tell black people's stories without hiring people of colour, she told a "Women in Motion" talk at the Cannes film festival -- where her latest sci-fi movie "After Yang" was premiered.</p>

<p>"You have to hire producers who understand what kinds of stories we're trying to tell and how to honour those stories so that you don't end up with things that feel like tokenism or strange stereotyping," the "Queen &amp; Slim" star said.</p>

<p>"So many times, it's like (producers say), 'We are going to tell a story that involves black people', but there are no black people in the writers' room, and there are no women in the writers' room."</p>

<p>She said that some basics were also sometimes lacking.</p>

<p>- 'Hire people who know' -</p>

<p>"When you make casting choices and you hire actors of colour in something, you have to hire people who know how to do their make-up, who know how to do their hair, who know how to light them properly," she said.</p>

<p>Turner-Smith, 34, who is making "White Noise" at the moment with "Marriage Story" director Noah Baumbach, said film and television had a way to catch up on theatre in the way they used black actors.</p>

<p>She won plaudits for playing the fated English queen Anne Boleyn, who was white, in the series for Britain's Channel 5.</p>

<p>"I definitely anticipated that there were going to be people that felt a certain way about it," she said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"We've seen for years and years that in theatre characters being played by people of all different ethnicities, but in TV or film it's something we see much less."</p>

<p>The actress fell victim to cat burglars while at Cannes, with police investigating a theft of jewellery from her hotel room.</p>

<p>Turner-Smith wore eye-catching gold and diamond jewellery loaned by Gucci to the red carpet premiere of "After Yang" on Thursday.</p>

<p>It is unclear if the missing jewellery was Gucci's or the actress's own.</p>

<p>Her mother's wedding ring is reported to among the haul. "I didn't think I would be spending 2.5 hours in the police station on my final day in Cannes, but here we are," the actress tweeted late Sunday.</p>


Hollywood star Jodie Turner-Smith said the film industry must go beyond having token black faces on screen and have people of colour at every level of the business.

Hollywood star Jodie Turner-Smith said the film industry must go beyond having token black faces on screen and have people of colour at every level of the business. The British actress -- who played Henry VIII's wife Anne Boleyn in a new television series of the same name -- said she had been struck by how few people of colour work behind the scenes. Hollywood should stop trying to tell black people's stories without hiring people of colour, she told a "Women in Motion" talk at the Cannes film festival -- where her latest sci-fi movie "After Yang" was premiered. "You have to hire producers who understand what kinds of stories we're trying to tell and how to honour those stories so that you don't end up with things that feel like tokenism or strange stereotyping," the "Queen & Slim" star said. "So many times, it's like (producers say), 'We are going to tell a story that involves black people', but there are no black people in the writers' room, and there are no women in the writers' room." She said that some basics were also sometimes lacking. - 'Hire people who know' - "When you make casting choices and you hire actors of colour in something, you have to hire people who know how to do their make-up, who know how to do their hair, who know how to light them properly," she said. Turner-Smith, 34, who is making "White Noise" at the moment with "Marriage Story" director Noah Baumbach, said film and television had a way to catch up on theatre in the way they used black actors. She won plaudits for playing the fated English queen Anne Boleyn, who was white, in the series for Britain's Channel 5. "I definitely anticipated that there were going to be people that felt a certain way about it," she said. "We've seen for years and years that in theatre characters being played by people of all different ethnicities, but in TV or film it's something we see much less." The actress fell victim to cat burglars while at Cannes, with police investigating a theft of jewellery from her hotel room. Turner-Smith wore eye-catching gold and diamond jewellery loaned by Gucci to the red carpet premiere of "After Yang" on Thursday. It is unclear if the missing jewellery was Gucci's or the actress's own. Her mother's wedding ring is reported to among the haul. "I didn't think I would be spending 2.5 hours in the police station on my final day in Cannes, but here we are," the actress tweeted late Sunday.

Jodie Turner-Smith says Hollywood must move beyond tokenism for Black people

<p>British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday condemned the racist abuse on social media aimed at England soccer players after their narrow defeat in the final of Euro 2020, drawing accusations of hypocrisy from political opponents.</p>

<p>Black players Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka were subjected to "disgusting" online abuse after they missed spot-kicks in a penalty shootout with Italy which settled Sunday's final which had finished as a 1-1 draw.</p>

<p>It prompted a police investigation and wide condemnation including from ministers and royalty, with Queen Elizabeth's grandson Prince William, who is president of the Football Association, saying he was "sickened".</p>

<p>"It is totally unacceptable that players have to endure this abhorrent behaviour," he said on Twitter. "It must stop now and all those involved should be held accountable."</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/euro-2020-celebs-react-to-italys-win-over-england-397634" hreflang="en">Euro 2020: Celebs react to Italy's win over England</a></p>

<p>The England team has been highlighting the issue of racism throughout the tournament, taking the knee before all their matches. However, some fans have booed the gesture, with critics viewing it as an unwanted politicization of sport and expression of sympathy with far-left politics.</p>

<p>Some ministers have been accused of hypocrisy for refusing to criticise those who booed at the start of the tournament, but now condemned the racist abuse.</p>

<p>"This England team deserve to be lauded as heroes, not racially abused on social media," Johnson said on Twitter. "Those responsible for this appalling abuse should be ashamed of themselves."</p>

<p>Home Secretary (interior minister) Priti Patel, who last month said she did not support players taking the knee because it was "gesture politics" and that it was a choice for the fans whether to boo players, was among those who denounced the abuse.</p>

<p>Johnson's own spokesman had also declined to criticise the fans over the issue when asked but said the prime minister wanted supporters to get behind the team.</p>

<p>Angela Rayner, deputy leader of the opposition Labour Party, said those comments had consequences.</p>

<p>"The Prime Minister and the Home Secretary gave license to the racists who booed the England players and are now racially abusing England players," she said on Twitter.</p>

<p>"Boris Johnson and Priti Patel are like arsonists complaining about a fire they poured petrol on. Total hypocrites."</p>

<p>While the social media feeds of the players also showed huge levels of support and gratitude from fans for the tournament, the abuse overshadowed the positive messages.</p>

<p>Disgusted</p>

<p>"We're disgusted that some of our squad - who have given everything for the shirt this summer - have been subjected to discriminatory abuse online after tonight's game," the England team tweeted.</p>

<p>The English Football Association said fans who exhibited such "disgusting behaviour" were not welcome and urged the authorities to hand out "the toughest punishments possible".</p>

<p>London Police said officers were aware of the offensive and racist comments, and would take action.</p>

<p>"It will not be tolerated and it will be investigated," the force said on Twitter.</p>

<p>The issue of online abuse of players led to British soccer authorities briefly boycotting social media platforms to highlight the issue, a stand joined by other sporting bodies. Tech firms have been repeatedly accused of failing to do enough to deal with the problem.</p>

<p>In May, the British government announced plans for a new law that could see social media companies fined up to 10% of turnover or 18 million pounds ($25 million) if they failed to stamp out online abuses such as racist hate crimes.</p>

<p>Labour said the proposals would not stop the abuse directed at the three players.</p>

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<p>"Twitter, Facebook and Instagram have the means to stop this hatred on their platforms and yet they decide to do nothing," Jo Stevens, Labour's media and sport spokesperson, said.</p>


British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday condemned the racist abuse on social media aimed at England soccer players after their narrow defeat in the final of Euro 2020, drawing accusations of hypocrisy from political opponents.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday condemned the racist abuse on social media aimed at England soccer players after their narrow defeat in the final of Euro 2020, drawing accusations of hypocrisy from political opponents. Black players Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka were subjected to "disgusting" online abuse after they missed spot-kicks in a penalty shootout with Italy which settled Sunday's final which had finished as a 1-1 draw. It prompted a police investigation and wide condemnation including from ministers and royalty, with Queen Elizabeth's grandson Prince William, who is president of the Football Association, saying he was "sickened". "It is totally unacceptable that players have to endure this abhorrent behaviour," he said on Twitter. "It must stop now and all those involved should be held accountable." Euro 2020: Celebs react to Italy's win over England The England team has been highlighting the issue of racism throughout the tournament, taking the knee before all their matches. However, some fans have booed the gesture, with critics viewing it as an unwanted politicization of sport and expression of sympathy with far-left politics. Some ministers have been accused of hypocrisy for refusing to criticise those who booed at the start of the tournament, but now condemned the racist abuse. "This England team deserve to be lauded as heroes, not racially abused on social media," Johnson said on Twitter. "Those responsible for this appalling abuse should be ashamed of themselves." Home Secretary (interior minister) Priti Patel, who last month said she did not support players taking the knee because it was "gesture politics" and that it was a choice for the fans whether to boo players, was among those who denounced the abuse. Johnson's own spokesman had also declined to criticise the fans over the issue when asked but said the prime minister wanted supporters to get behind the team. Angela Rayner, deputy leader of the opposition Labour Party, said those comments had consequences. "The Prime Minister and the Home Secretary gave license to the racists who booed the England players and are now racially abusing England players," she said on Twitter. "Boris Johnson and Priti Patel are like arsonists complaining about a fire they poured petrol on. Total hypocrites." While the social media feeds of the players also showed huge levels of support and gratitude from fans for the tournament, the abuse overshadowed the positive messages. Disgusted "We're disgusted that some of our squad - who have given everything for the shirt this summer - have been subjected to discriminatory abuse online after tonight's game," the England team tweeted. The English Football Association said fans who exhibited such "disgusting behaviour" were not welcome and urged the authorities to hand out "the toughest punishments possible". London Police said officers were aware of the offensive and racist comments, and would take action. "It will not be tolerated and it will be investigated," the force said on Twitter. The issue of online abuse of players led to British soccer authorities briefly boycotting social media platforms to highlight the issue, a stand joined by other sporting bodies. Tech firms have been repeatedly accused of failing to do enough to deal with the problem. In May, the British government announced plans for a new law that could see social media companies fined up to 10% of turnover or 18 million pounds ($25 million) if they failed to stamp out online abuses such as racist hate crimes. Labour said the proposals would not stop the abuse directed at the three players. PromotedListen to the latest songs, only on JioSaavn.com "Twitter, Facebook and Instagram have the means to stop this hatred on their platforms and yet they decide to do nothing," Jo Stevens, Labour's media and sport spokesperson, said.

'Sickened,' says Prince William as England's Euro team faces racial abuse after loss

<p>‘Kingsman’ author is now going to the world of spies. In a new project with Netflix, Mark Millar is working on ‘King of Spies’. It will be his first original graphic novel.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Millar and Netflix have announced the project but not the identity of the artist. The book will be published by Image Comics.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Netflix is calling the graphic novel a “translation of this original Netflix property is written by Millar and will also be drawn by a superstar artist chosen from the comic-book world, based on designs created by the team at Netflix.” The plan is for the story to be adapted eventually into a series or feature.</p>

<p>In ‘King of Spies’, Britain’s greatest secret agent faces his deadliest enemy yet – his own mortality. Diagnosed with a brain tumour and six months to live, the retired Sir Roland King looks around at the world he’s saved so many times and feels he can’t leave us in such a mess. There’s greed and corruption at every level, untouchable despots he was forbidden to go near and a system he just doesn’t believe in any more. He wants to use his remaining time to make a difference with his particular set of skills, and repair the damage he did in his private life at the same time.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“The spy world was very good to us with Kingsman and a return to the genre had to be something special,” said Millar in a statement. “This is that project. I love stories about an old gun-fighter back for one last job and this is the granddaddy of them all. It’s so incredibly violent and emotional, but really fun too.”</p>


‘Kingsman’ author is now going to the world of spies. In a new project with Netflix, Mark Millar is working on ‘King of Spies’. It will be his first original graphic novel.

‘Kingsman’ author is now going to the world of spies. In a new project with Netflix, Mark Millar is working on ‘King of Spies’. It will be his first original graphic novel. Millar and Netflix have announced the project but not the identity of the artist. The book will be published by Image Comics. Netflix is calling the graphic novel a “translation of this original Netflix property is written by Millar and will also be drawn by a superstar artist chosen from the comic-book world, based on designs created by the team at Netflix.” The plan is for the story to be adapted eventually into a series or feature. In ‘King of Spies’, Britain’s greatest secret agent faces his deadliest enemy yet – his own mortality. Diagnosed with a brain tumour and six months to live, the retired Sir Roland King looks around at the world he’s saved so many times and feels he can’t leave us in such a mess. There’s greed and corruption at every level, untouchable despots he was forbidden to go near and a system he just doesn’t believe in any more. He wants to use his remaining time to make a difference with his particular set of skills, and repair the damage he did in his private life at the same time. “The spy world was very good to us with Kingsman and a return to the genre had to be something special,” said Millar in a statement. “This is that project. I love stories about an old gun-fighter back for one last job and this is the granddaddy of them all. It’s so incredibly violent and emotional, but really fun too.”

'Kingsman' author Mark Millar to work on graphic novel ‘King of Spies’

<p>Taika Waititi, the man behind reviving Marvel’s Thor franchise with the 2018 film ‘Ragnarok’ reveals how the upcoming film from the franchise is “the craziest thing I’ve ever done.”</p>

<p>Busy with the fourth film from the franchise, ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’, Taika shared an Instagram post detailing the film’s experience and wrote, “Well, just between (me and) you and the readers, I’ve done some crazy shit in my life. I’ve lived, like, ten lifetimes. But it’s the craziest film I’ve ever done.”</p>

<p>He explained why he calls it crazy too.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He said that he calls it crazy because what he’s created “shouldn’t make sense.” “If you wrote down all the elements of this film, it shouldn’t make sense. It’s almost like it shouldn’t be made. If you walked into a room and said, ‘I want this and this and this.’ Who’s in it? These people. What are you going to call it? Love And Thunder. I mean, you’d never work again. Maybe I won’t after this,” he offered as an explanation.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“There’ll be far more emotion in this film. And a lot more love. And a lot more thunder,” he said. “And a lot more Thor, if you’ve seen the photos.”</p>

<p>‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ will mark the return of Chris Hemsworth as Thor alongside Tessa Thompson as Valkyrie, Christian Bale as villain Gorr the God Butcher, and Natalie Portman will be reprising the role of Jane Foster, who will become Thor. Several Guardians of the Galaxy stars, including Chris Pratt, are slated to appear as is Russell Crowe in a smaller role.</p>

<p>‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ will release in theaters on May 6, 2022.</p>


Taika Waititi, the man behind reviving Marvel’s Thor franchise with the 2018 film ‘Ragnarok’ reveals how the upcoming film from the franchise is “the craziest thing I’ve ever done.

Taika Waititi, the man behind reviving Marvel’s Thor franchise with the 2018 film ‘Ragnarok’ reveals how the upcoming film from the franchise is “the craziest thing I’ve ever done.” Busy with the fourth film from the franchise, ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’, Taika shared an Instagram post detailing the film’s experience and wrote, “Well, just between (me and) you and the readers, I’ve done some crazy shit in my life. I’ve lived, like, ten lifetimes. But it’s the craziest film I’ve ever done.” He explained why he calls it crazy too. He said that he calls it crazy because what he’s created “shouldn’t make sense.” “If you wrote down all the elements of this film, it shouldn’t make sense. It’s almost like it shouldn’t be made. If you walked into a room and said, ‘I want this and this and this.’ Who’s in it? These people. What are you going to call it? Love And Thunder. I mean, you’d never work again. Maybe I won’t after this,” he offered as an explanation. “There’ll be far more emotion in this film. And a lot more love. And a lot more thunder,” he said. “And a lot more Thor, if you’ve seen the photos.” ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ will mark the return of Chris Hemsworth as Thor alongside Tessa Thompson as Valkyrie, Christian Bale as villain Gorr the God Butcher, and Natalie Portman will be reprising the role of Jane Foster, who will become Thor. Several Guardians of the Galaxy stars, including Chris Pratt, are slated to appear as is Russell Crowe in a smaller role. ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ will release in theaters on May 6, 2022.

Taika Waititi on 'Thor: Love and Thunder': Craziest thing I've ever done

<p>Actor Sean Penn recently gave a piece of his mind on Donald Trump’s administration’s response to the COVID-19 crisis in the country. Speaking at the press conference for his latest directorial feature, ‘Flag Dag’, which had its world premiere on Saturday night, the actor called Trumps’ response “really felt like someone with a machine gun gunning down people from a turret in the White House.”</p>

<p>He called the Trump government an “obscene administration.”<br />
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Meanwhile, his film ‘Flag Day’ is based on Jennifer Vogel’s 2005 memoir, ‘Flim-Flam Man: The True Story of My Father’s Counterfeit Life, Flag Day’. It is the first time that Sean Penn has directed himself alongside his daughter Dylan Penn.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-cannes-oscar-winner-sean-penn-gets-four-minute-standing-ovation-at-%E2%80%98flag-day%E2%80%99-premiere-397332" hreflang="en">Cannes: Sean Penn gets four-minute standing ovation at ‘Flag Day’ premiere</a></p>

<p>On working with daughter in the film, Sean said, “One of the great things about the privilege I’ve had in working in film and being a parent is that, while there are periods of time where one’s away, once you’re done with that job, you’re the only parent in town 24-7, and that’s when the kids get upset.”<br />
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Actor Sean Penn recently gave a piece of his mind on Donald Trump’s administration’s response to the COVID-19 crisis in the country. Speaking at the press conference for his latest directorial feature, ‘Flag Dag’, which had its world premiere on Saturday night, the actor called Trumps’ response “really felt like someone with a machine gun gunning down people from a turret in the White House.

Actor Sean Penn recently gave a piece of his mind on Donald Trump’s administration’s response to the COVID-19 crisis in the country. Speaking at the press conference for his latest directorial feature, ‘Flag Dag’, which had its world premiere on Saturday night, the actor called Trumps’ response “really felt like someone with a machine gun gunning down people from a turret in the White House.” He called the Trump government an “obscene administration.” Meanwhile, his film ‘Flag Day’ is based on Jennifer Vogel’s 2005 memoir, ‘Flim-Flam Man: The True Story of My Father’s Counterfeit Life, Flag Day’. It is the first time that Sean Penn has directed himself alongside his daughter Dylan Penn. Cannes: Sean Penn gets four-minute standing ovation at ‘Flag Day’ premiere On working with daughter in the film, Sean said, “One of the great things about the privilege I’ve had in working in film and being a parent is that, while there are periods of time where one’s away, once you’re done with that job, you’re the only parent in town 24-7, and that’s when the kids get upset.”

Sean Penn criticises Donald Trump's response to the COVID-19 crisis in the US

<p>Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli’s daughter Vamika turned six months over the weekend and proud parents shared some pictures with her, ofcourse hiding her face from the camera.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Sharing photos on Instagram, Anushka Sharma wrote, “Her one smile can change our whole world around! I hope we can both live up to the love with which you look at us, little one. Happy 6 months to us three.”</p>

<p>In one photo, Anushka is seen lying down, with Vamika resting on her chest. In another photo, a smiling Virat is seen caught in a candid moment with his daughter.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The glam couple have been successful in keeping their private lives away from the eyes of the paparazzi on most occasions. When their daughter was born, both even urged the media to not click their daughter’s pictures while they will give ample opportunity to them to be clicked.&nbsp;</p>

<p>They have not yet revealed the face of their daughter.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/anushka-sharma">Anushka Sharma</a> gave birth to her daughter Vamika on January 11.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/gal-gadot-to-amber-heard-meet-the-new-celebrity-moms-395317" hreflang="en">Gal Gadot to Amber Heard: Meet the new celebrity moms</a></p>

<p>Anushka, Virat and their daughter Vamika are currently in England.&nbsp;</p>


Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli’s daughter Vamika turned six months over the weekend and proud parents shared some pictures with her, ofcourse hiding her face from the camera.

Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli’s daughter Vamika turned six months over the weekend and proud parents shared some pictures with her, ofcourse hiding her face from the camera. Sharing photos on Instagram, Anushka Sharma wrote, “Her one smile can change our whole world around! I hope we can both live up to the love with which you look at us, little one. Happy 6 months to us three.” In one photo, Anushka is seen lying down, with Vamika resting on her chest. In another photo, a smiling Virat is seen caught in a candid moment with his daughter. View this post on Instagram A post shared by AnushkaSharma1588 (@anushkasharma) × The glam couple have been successful in keeping their private lives away from the eyes of the paparazzi on most occasions. When their daughter was born, both even urged the media to not click their daughter’s pictures while they will give ample opportunity to them to be clicked. They have not yet revealed the face of their daughter. Anushka Sharma gave birth to her daughter Vamika on January 11. Gal Gadot to Amber Heard: Meet the new celebrity moms Anushka, Virat and their daughter Vamika are currently in England.

Anushka Sharma, Virat Kohli celebrate daughter Vamika with new pics as she turns six months

<p>Hollywood actor Tom Cruise was recently seen at the women’s finals at Wimbledon on Saturday alongside English actor and rumored girlfriend Hayley Atwell. Another co-star from his upcoming ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ was there -- Pom Klementieff.&nbsp;</p>

<p>At the event, Tom Cruise could be seen wearing a three-piece blue suit and a tie to complement his co-stars from Mission Impossible 7. Halyley Atwell chose a flowery dress, red heels and cream trench coat. Meanwhile, Klementieff wore a black and yellow pantsuit and a black-buttoned trench over the shoulders.</p>

<p>As the trio’s pictures were shared online, netizens pointed out that Cruise was looking ‘old’ and that he was aging. Netizens started trolling Tom Cruise soon after.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Meanwhile, in the upcoming Tom Cruise film, he reprises his role as IMF agent Ethan Hunt, with Rebecca Ferguson, Esai Morales, Hayley Atwell, Shea Whigham, Pom Klementieff and Henry Czerny also starring in the upcoming high octane action film. The film is slated for a May 27, 2022 release.</p>


Hollywood actor Tom Cruise was recently seen at the women’s finals at Wimbledon on Saturday alongside English actor and rumored girlfriend Hayley Atwell. Another co-star from his upcoming ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ was there -- Pom Klementieff.

Hollywood actor Tom Cruise was recently seen at the women’s finals at Wimbledon on Saturday alongside English actor and rumored girlfriend Hayley Atwell. Another co-star from his upcoming ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ was there -- Pom Klementieff. At the event, Tom Cruise could be seen wearing a three-piece blue suit and a tie to complement his co-stars from Mission Impossible 7. Halyley Atwell chose a flowery dress, red heels and cream trench coat. Meanwhile, Klementieff wore a black and yellow pantsuit and a black-buttoned trench over the shoulders. As the trio’s pictures were shared online, netizens pointed out that Cruise was looking ‘old’ and that he was aging. Netizens started trolling Tom Cruise soon after. Meanwhile, in the upcoming Tom Cruise film, he reprises his role as IMF agent Ethan Hunt, with Rebecca Ferguson, Esai Morales, Hayley Atwell, Shea Whigham, Pom Klementieff and Henry Czerny also starring in the upcoming high octane action film. The film is slated for a May 27, 2022 release.

Tom Cruise trolled for looking 'old' as he attends Wimbledon finals

<p>No one does it better than Bella Hadid.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Cannes 2021 looked hotter and better than ever before as supermodel Bella Hadid took to the red carpet in a gown that not only accentuated her figure but could set the trend for this year. She&nbsp;walked the carpet in a bold statement piece from Daniel Roseberry’s autumn/winter 2021 couture collection for Schiaparelli.</p>

<p>The 24-year-old model looked stunning in a fitting black gown showing off her perfect curves with a very revealing scoop neck. The attractive point was her jaw-dropping lung necklace, entirely covering her bare chest. She kept it simple with her makeup and a neat bun that puts the focus on the neckline and obviously, so.&nbsp;</p>

<p>She hit the red carpet alongside Kimberley Garner and Taylor Hill for the premiere of Three Floors on Sunday. 'Three Floors' is directed by Nanni Moretti and follows the lives of the inhabitants of a apartment building in Rome as they co-exist.&nbsp;It is based on the 2017 novel Shalosh Qomot by Israeli writer Eshkol Nevo, moving the setting from Tel Aviv to Rome, and also marking Moretti's first adaptation of the work of another artist.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The story of three families living on different floors of the same middle-class apartment building.&nbsp;It is scheduled to be released in Italy on 23 September. &nbsp;</p>


No one does it better than Bella Hadid. Cannes 2021 looked hotter and better than ever before as supermodel Bella Hadid took to the red carpet in a gown that not only accentuated her figure but could set the trend for this year.

No one does it better than Bella Hadid. Cannes 2021 looked hotter and better than ever before as supermodel Bella Hadid took to the red carpet in a gown that not only accentuated her figure but could set the trend for this year. She walked the carpet in a bold statement piece from Daniel Roseberry’s autumn/winter 2021 couture collection for Schiaparelli. The 24-year-old model looked stunning in a fitting black gown showing off her perfect curves with a very revealing scoop neck. The attractive point was her jaw-dropping lung necklace, entirely covering her bare chest. She kept it simple with her makeup and a neat bun that puts the focus on the neckline and obviously, so. She hit the red carpet alongside Kimberley Garner and Taylor Hill for the premiere of Three Floors on Sunday. 'Three Floors' is directed by Nanni Moretti and follows the lives of the inhabitants of a apartment building in Rome as they co-exist. It is based on the 2017 novel Shalosh Qomot by Israeli writer Eshkol Nevo, moving the setting from Tel Aviv to Rome, and also marking Moretti's first adaptation of the work of another artist. The story of three families living on different floors of the same middle-class apartment building. It is scheduled to be released in Italy on 23 September.

What a stunner! Bella Hadid spices up the Cannes red carpet

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