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Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton stunned Venice Film Festival on Monday night with the premiere of Pedro Almodóvar‘s “The Room Next Door,” which received a 17-minute standing ovation, the longest of the 2024 edition so far. After the film ended, the Spanish auteur kissed both Swinton and Moore and then lifted up their arms like champion boxers. He then descended the stairs with his new muses, prolonging the ovation by shaking hands with fans in the theater.

Manchester United midfielder Casemiro had an afternoon to forget at Old Trafford on Sunday, as the club fell to defeat against rivals Liverpool.

Cristiano Ronaldo is soaking up the sun on vacation!

Ed Meza @edmezavar Global crises and a scandal of international proportions are among the hot topics attracting documentary buyers ahead of the Unifrance Rendez-Vous TV market in Le Havre, where Java Films is presenting a compelling and timely lineup. Set against the backdrop of Israel’s destruction of Gaza that followed Hamas’ Oct.

After debuting his first English-language short, The Human Voice, here at the Venice Film Festival in 2020, Spanish master Pedro Almodóvar has returned to the Lido with his first feature in English, The Room Next Door. The movie world premieres in competition this evening.

Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton, deals with a controversial topic: euthanasia. Marking Almodóvar’s first English-language feature, “The Room Next Door” stars the two Oscar winners as Ingrid (Moore) and Martha (Swinton), who were close friends in their youth when they worked at the same magazine. After years of separation, they meet again when Martha is diagnosed with a terminal illness and decides to take her life into her own hands.

Crime boss Jamie 'Iceman' Stevenson boasted how his worldwide drug smuggling ring would rake in "life changing" amounts of cash. Stevenson was back in the dock today/yesterday as prosecutors revealed the scale of the huge trafficking operation. The 59-year-old had last week pleaded guilty to trying to import £76m of cocaine from Ecuador stashed inside boxes of bananas before the haul was intercepted by law authorities in Dover. Stevenson was also in charge of a street Valium 'pill factory' which a judge heard could churn out 250,000 tablets per hour.

Spanish authorities have arrested a trio of alleged burglars believed to be behind a spree of luxury villa heists in Ibiza, including one rented by celebrity DJ Nick Grimshaw.The Guardia Civil arrested two men and a woman for more than 22 robberies at residential properties on the island, with stolen goods totalling more than half a million euros.The authorities said the thieves would enter the properties when the occupants were asleep, and always wore face coverings and black gloves to avoid leaving traces that might lead to them being caught.They also said some victims reported feeling drowsy the following day, which indicated the thieves might have used some sort of gas to cause sleepiness. One of the targets was allegedly the holiday villa rented by podcaster and BBC star Nick, who was staying on the island with his mum Eileen and his fiancé Meshach Henry, during a special 40th birthday celebration last month.The thieves reportedly hit while the group was asleep, and according to reports, were targeted due to the home being known for "being used by high net worth clients".

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A British couple who dreamed of retiring in Spain have found themselves homeless after a series of unfortunate events. Paula and Rob Briers moved from Leicestershire to Benidorm in 2020 after the first Covid lockdown ruined their plans to move to Granada.

BBC Breakfast's Roger Johnson was visibly flustered following a heated exchange with co-presenter Sarah Campbell about a Gen Z dating craze sweeping Spain. The duo clashed over the emerging romantic trend in Europe, with Sarah kicking off the debate by questioning: "What ever happened to talking?"

As the camera pans down the corridor, black, brown, red, blue and grey suitcases stand side by side.

Are you thinking about visiting the Canary Islands but you’re not sure which one to choose? We hopped around several on P&O’s Spain, Portugal and the Canary Islands cruise – and it’s opened up a whole new way to take a holiday.This 14-day trip on board the ship Britannia calls at Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Lisbon, Cádiz, La Palma and Madeira, and from world-class entertainment to Michelin-starred meals, there’s a variety of exciting things to get up to on this floating haven. Cooking with Marco Pierre White While a cruise ship may not seem the most obvious place to brush up on your culinary skills, P&O’s Britannia has a dedicated cooking club where top chefs such as Marco Pierre White have residencies.

This is crime boss and international drugs trafficker Jamie Stevenson enjoying a final few days of freedom before he fled the country – forcing police to launch a two-year international manhunt.

EastEnders star Jacqueline Jossa was left terrified after a horrifying break-in at her holiday villa in Marbella, fearing that one of her children had been kidnapped.The actress woke up to find two masked men rummaging through her belongings and thought she saw one carrying a child as they fled the scene. Speaking to The Sun on Sunday, she said: "I was trembling and couldn't really speak as I was the most scared I've ever been in my life and instantly thought, 'Oh my God! The kids!" She added: "'Did he have a child in his hand? Did I see a little girl's leg?' I couldn't think straight and was panicking." Recalling the night, Jacqueline, who plays Lauren Branning in the BBC One soap, said: "]I was struggling to sleep in the villa and then I heard a really distinctive sound of something metal dropping on the marble floor.

$32 glasses of Champagne are a gateway drug to being dramatically escorted out by security.Friday night, during World No. 28 Alexei Popyrin’s scorching wipeout of No. 2 Novak Djokovic in Arthur Ashe Stadium, there was a blotto Barney Gumble in the crowd, who, every time he shouted “NOVAAAK!,” sounded as though he was upchucking toy cars.Not to be outdone, a child really did vomit right in front of me in the stands.

Two passengers were chucked off a plane from Glasgow to Ibiza by police on Friday after allegedly 'having sex' onboard the Jet2 flight.

Pep Guardiola does not expect to use either Rodri or Phil Foden against West Ham.

A couple who had booked themselves on a "never ending" cruise, which has been unexpectedly stationary in Belfast for the past three months, have turned their waiting period into an adventure by travelling to various countries.

Raging Ibrahim Adel has lashed out at Pyramids FC after the collapse of his move to Getafe – with reports suggesting a move to Rangers could be back on.

Coronation Street star Claire Sweeney has been encouraged to 'keep going' as she shared a positive update with her fans and followers. The actress has recently been soaking up the last of the summer in Spain.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Madrid-based Paz Lázaro of Amore Cine, at the Venice Film Festival for “Kill the Jockey” by Luis Ortega and “Quiet Life” by Alexandros Avranas, has boarded Sergio Castro San Martín’s “A Thousand Pieces” (“Mil pedazos”), which is currently shooting in Chile. Amore Cine joins Argentina’s Bikini Films and Pan Contenidos, Spain’s Maluta Films and Castro San Martín’s Chile-based company Latente Films, co-founded with Eduardo Pizarro, in the co-production that wraps early October. Road movie follows Isabel (43) and Miguel (53) who are getting ready for a vacation with their only daughter, Emilia (9).

If you're looking at the most recent weather predictions for winter in Scotland, you'd be forgiven for thinking that it might actually just be better to emigrate to a warmer climate, even if you're a home worker who doesn't have to brave a freezing commute each day.

Japan has picked Kurosawa Kiyoshi’s Cloud as the country’s Oscar submission for Best International Film.

The Deputy Prime Minister has been spotted enjoying a rave in a DJ booth in Ibiza.

Netflix Spanish series Elite, has died at the age of 41 after reportedly collapsing on a beach.Spain’s national union of actors and actresses confirmed Ortega’s death in an obituary this week.“From the Unión de Actores y Actrices, we send our most sincere condolences to the actor’s family and friends,” it read (via Deadline)There are differing accounts concerning the cause of Ortega’s death. Initial reports had suggested Ortega had drowned, but it’s since been reported that he collapsed on Zahora beach in Barbate early Sunday evening (September 25).Olive Press Spain, an English-language publication in Spain, reported that Ortega went into cardiac arrest and that paramedics spent up to 30 minutes attempting to revive him.One of the longest-running shows on Netflix, teen drama Elite follows the lives of three working-class students who enroll at an elite school through a scholarship program, where they navigate relationships and other tribulations with their wealthy classmates.Alongside Ortega, the series also starred Itzan Escamilla, Miguel Bernardeau, Maria Pedraza, Miguel Herran, Jaime Lorente, Álvaro Rico, Arón Piper, and Mine El Hammani.Elite’s debuted in 2018 and concluded with its eighth season, which released all eight episodes on Netflix on 26 July 2024.In a statement in October, co-creator Carlos Montero said: “We ended on a high note.

Tourists are refusing to be intimidated by the 'go home' graffiti that's been springing up in Barcelona.

It’s a sad day for Elite fans.

Jack Dunn Julián Ortega, who appeared in Netflix‘s hit Spanish series “Elite,” died Aug. 25 after going into cardiac arrest while visiting Zahora Beach in Barbate, Spain, according to local outlets He was 41. Spain’s Union de Actores y Actrices posted an obituary for Ortega on Monday.

A man had over half his life savings swiped from him as he was about to pay them into his bank account. The 24 year-old who does not want to be named, fell victim to a devious and callous 'distraction theft' whilst inside his local branch of Natwest.

Julián Ortega, an actor who starred in Netflix‘s recently wrapped Spanish hit Elite, has died after reportedly collapsing on a beach. He was 41.

The Sun.He was reportedly pronounced dead at the scene after paramedics tried reviving him for 30 minutes.Ortega’s Instagram comments have been flooded with emotional messages from fans and fellow actors reacting to his death. His final post was shared on March 19.It featured a tribute to a show that Ortega worked on.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Daniel Sancho Bronchalo, a Spanish YouTube chef, was sentenced Thursday to life in prison for a gruesome murder and dismemberment in Thailand. The case was documented in a Spanish-language HBO documentary. Sancho is the son of prominent Spanish film and TV actor Rodolfo Sancho and Silvia Bronchalo, who has crew credits and is reported to have acted as well.

Julián Ortega, a 41 year old actor known for his role on the hit Netflix show Elite, has suddenly died while on a beach in Spain. It is reported that Julián tragically suffered a heart attack while enjoying the sunshine on Zahora Beach in Barbate, not far from Marbella.The alarm was raised by beachgoers and paramedics rushed to the scene, attempting revival efforts for up to half an hour. Despite their best efforts with a defibrillator, they sadly couldn't save the Madrid-born actor.The sad event occurred on 25 Aug.

Julian Ortega, who appeared on Netflix’s Elite and a variety of other TV shows over the years, has tragically passed away at the age of 41.