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The 8 Most Fun Disney Movies of All Time, Ranked
Collider has published a ranking of the eight most fun Disney movies of all time, focusing on films valued for pure entertainment rather than prestige or critical acclaim. The list celebrates memorable quotes, committed villains, chaotic sidekicks, big musical numbers and thrilling action sequences, arguing that generating this kind of shared, joyful rewatchability is one…
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Police search for man after third escape from London care facility
Police in London have issued an urgent appeal to find Balasankar Narayanan, a 46-year-old man previously flagged as a risk to women, after he absconded from a care facility for the third time. He ran off from staff during escorted leave in South Park, east London, last Thursday, and officers are asking the public for…
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MPA Signs Two Declarations At Lumière Summit, Attends Roundtables With Macron & Lee Jae Myung
The Motion Picture Association (MPA) signed two declarations at the Lumière Summit aimed at boosting international collaboration and investment in the audiovisual sector, protecting intellectual property, and strengthening the wider creative economy. The move underlines the film industry’s push for closer government and private-sector cooperation on issues ranging from cinema’s future to combating piracy, at…
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Police launch manhunt after fatal hit and run near Scotland’s busiest airport
Police in Scotland have launched a manhunt after a multi-vehicle crash near Edinburgh Airport left one man dead, with three people who were involved fleeing the scene on foot before officers arrived. The collision occurred on the A8 Glasgow Road near Newbridge on Monday morning, prompting a major emergency response and an investigation involving air…
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Russia’s quieter nuclear submarines threaten NATO, former commander warns
A former senior NATO commander has warned that Russia’s newer, quieter nuclear-powered submarines are increasing pressure on the alliance’s northern defences, as Moscow expands military infrastructure across the Arctic. Retired General Philip Breedlove said the improved stealth of Russian vessels, combined with the militarisation of the Kola Peninsula, is making it harder for NATO to…
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Uninsured BMW driver, 20, admits killing dog walker, 28, after running her over on pedestrian crossing
An uninsured driver has admitted causing the death of a woman who was struck while walking her two dogs on a pedestrian crossing in north London. Sedor Olmez, now 20 but 17 at the time of the crash, pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey to causing death by dangerous driving and to causing death while…
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‘The Spiral’ Review: Valeria Bruni Tedeschi Is The Devil In Disguise In Paolo Strippoli’s Fiendishly Fun Horror-Thriller – Venice Film Festival
Deadline’s review from the Venice Film Festival praises Paolo Strippoli’s “The Spiral” as a fiendishly enjoyable horror-thriller competing in the festival’s main line-up, calling it a welcome dose of commercial genre entertainment amid a slate dominated by weighty documentaries and reality-based dramas. The critic finds it an unashamedly loud and unsubtle film that nonetheless taps…
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Olivia Dunne pours beers like a patriot while her LSU tigers run up the score, Gator Bait & Lane’s subtle shot
This is a lighthearted opinion/sports column from OutKick’s “Nightcaps” series recapping the opening weekend of the US college American football season, focusing on LSU’s dominant win over Clemson and the accompanying celebrity and social media moments. Gymnast-turned-influencer Olivia Dunne, who has a promotional partnership with Miller Lite, was shown pouring beers to celebrate LSU’s rout…
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‘Tenzing’ Review: Tom Hiddleston Stars In Biopic Of First Successful Expedition To Peak Of Mt. Everest, But It Is Really All About The Sherpa – Telluride Film Festival
Deadline’s Telluride Film Festival review covers “Tenzing”, an Apple Original Films biopic that revisits the historic 1953 first ascent of Mount Everest but tells the story from the perspective of Tenzing Norgay, the Sherpa who reached the summit moments after Edmund Hillary, rather than centring on the British climbers usually credited with the feat. Director…
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Film Industry Leaders Demand Structural Fix for Gender Gap at Lumiere Summit
At the Lumière Summit, senior figures from StudioCanal, Canal+, the BFI, the Berlinale and the Toronto International Film Festival used a panel titled “Safer Sets, Different Stories: Why Gender Balance Matters” to call for structural, accountability-driven measures to close the film industry’s persistent gender gap. Speakers framed the underrepresentation of women behind the camera not…