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06/07/2026 – The two-time Palme d’Or winner will chronicle the life of the designer in a feature produced by Andrea Iervolino, although the Armani Group has publicly distanced itself from the projectDirector Bille August (© Warsaw Film Festival)Two-time Palme d’Or-winning Danish filmmaker Bille August is set to direct Armani: The King of Fashion, a feature biopic about the life and career of legendary Italian designer Giorgio Armani. The film is being produced by Italian producer Andrea Iervolino and will explore both the professional achievements and personal journey of one of the most influential figures in modern fashion. According to the…
Social media users are lighting up timelines with theories about what happened to Nolan Xavier Wells. The 18-year-old was last seen on a boating trip to Horn Island, Mississippi, on July 4. Photos circulating online seemingly suggest the Black teen was kicking it with an all-white friend group during his disappearance. Local police have not made any arrests or suggested foul play. However, the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department has confirmed a multi-agency search for Wells is underway. RELATED: Citation Reportedly Dismissed After Officer Accused Driver With Missing Hand Of Holding Her Phone While Driving (VIDEO) What To Know About Nolan Xavier Wells’…
Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! ‘Garden shoes’ don’t sound inherently stylish, but leave it to Martha Stewart to find an option so fashionable, it works for everything from planter rows to the Riviera. We found the chic slip-in look from Stewart’s staple brand, Skechers — and it’s only $40! Taking to Instagram, Stewart shared a clip of herself in her garden wearing head-to-toe denim. While her look consisted of a classic oversized jacket and tailored jeans, the star’s denim-colored shoes quickly caught our eye and…
Atletico Madrid and Sporting CP are closing in on an agreement for midfielder Morten Hjulmand, with transfer reporter Matteo Moretto reporting that the two clubs are in advanced negotiations over a deal for the Danish international.A Saga That Has Been Building Since JuneHjulmand, who joined Sporting from Serie A side Lecce in 2023 and has captained the Lisbon club since establishing himself as one of the Primeira Liga’s most complete midfielders, has been on Atletico’s radar for much of the summer. Portuguese and Spanish outlets first reported concrete club-to-club contact in early July 2026, following an initial approach that Sporting…
Photo: Gord Weber/3DownNation. All rights reserved. The Ottawa Redblacks have ruled out American defensive back Bennett Williams for the rest of the season due to a torn Achilles. “He’s going to be done for the year,” head coach and general manager Ryan Dinwiddie told the media on Monday. “He’ll go get surgery here pretty soon, get that fixed. It’s tough, I feel bad for him. He’s been working his butt off, doing the right things.” The 27-year-old started the team’s first four regular-season games at boundary halfback, recording 12 defensive tackles and five special teams tackles. 3DownNation Newsletter Today’s CFL…
The 2026 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup concluded on a memorable note as Australia defeated hosts England in the final at Lord’s to clinch their seventh title in the tournament’s history. Australia produced a disciplined bowling performance to restrict England to 150/4 before comfortably chasing the target in 17.1 overs. Beth Mooney starred with an unbeaten 64 off 49 balls to win the Player of the Match award, while her remarkable consistency throughout the tournament also earned her the Player of the Series honour.Alongside Australia’s title-winning campaign, the tournament also witnessed several outstanding batting displays, with England opener Danni Wyatt-Hodge…
06/07/2026 – Bulgaria’s Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov are back with another tragicomedy rooted in the peculiarities of their home country’s petty mentality, this time fuelled by the global political contextIvan Savov and Tanya Shahova in Black Money for White NightsAfter the rather allegorical Triumph, which might have been difficult to decipher, especially for foreign audiences not familiar with the true story behind it, Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov return to their more common “everyday” satirical style with their fifth feature, Black Money for White Nights, which has just celebrated its world premiere in the Crystal Globe Competition of the…
Sponsored by Allianz Travel Insurance Washington, D.C. may not sound like the most exciting holiday travel destination for a teen and tween who have spent most of their lives traveling (and visiting far too many museums). “DC will be boring,” my two daughters protested when I told them we were taking our annual holiday season trip to the nation’s capital. So, I appointed myself to the difficult task of making a memorable Washington DC vacation for all members of our family. And I’m very happy to say, “Mission accomplished.” With my teen & tween in front of the Abraham Lincoln…
WASHINGTON — A prescription refill program that quietly launched in Utah earlier this year has kicked off a big medical debate: Is artificial intelligence ready to take over tasks that, until now, could only be performed by doctors? The program allows Utah residents to skip the doctor’s office and get their prescriptions refilled online by an AI chatbot called Doctronic. It’s a seemingly simple step toward making healthcare more convenient for patients and prescribers. But it’s also a precedent-shattering milestone that has set off alarm bells for doctors, lawyers and public health experts. The pilot program has laid bare a…
06/07/2026 – Ivan Ostrochovský’s careful unraveling of biopolitical control centres on the friendship between a white female doctor and a Romani nurse in 1980s CzechoslovakiaAňa Geislerová and Simona Boledovičová in Only Beautiful Things to Look AtThe retrospective gaze knows best, but in the moment, people rarely do. In his third fiction feature, Only Beautiful Things to Look At, Žilina-born Ivan Ostrochovský takes up this idea by following the historical sterilisation of Romani women in late-1980s rural Czechoslovakia. His protagonist is fully embedded in the system, occupying a precarious position as a doctor serving on a review board that approves sterilisations…