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The 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards was filled with surprises and emotional moments — and Will Smith was particularly moved when he took home one of the night’s coveted trophies.

2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards was filled with surprises and emotional moments — and Will Smith was particularly moved when he took home one of the night's coveted trophies.After delivering a heartfelt acceptance speech on stage at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California, on Sunday — when he earned the award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor for his role in  -- Smith opened up to ET's Nischelle Turner backstage and reflected on the honor.«I'm here tonight with Saniyya [Sidney] and Demi [Singleton], the girls who play Venus and Serena, and Aunjanue Ellis, and Venus is here with her sister Isha, who's an executive producer,» Smith said, as he began to choke up. «It's all of these, all of these Black women that I get to protect and shine a light on, you know, across the generations.»Smith, after taking a moment to compose himself, explained he feels «such a responsibility» to them to tell their story.Fresh off his #SAGAward win, an emotional Will Smith breaks down in tears while reflecting on his #KingRichard family: «It's all of these Black women that I get to protect and shine a light on… I just feel such a responsibility.» pic.twitter.com/hNFFrGQF8MIn the biopic, Smith portrays Richard Williams, the father of tennis icons Venus and Serena Williams, who has a singular vision of helping his young daughters become legends on the court.When asked what he feels about the real-life figure he portrays in the film, Smith said, «It's just like I get him.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorWorld War II refugee drama “The Path” (Der Pfad) has debuted its international trailer (above) ahead of its market premiere at the European Film Market in Berlin. Warner will release the film theatrically in Germany, while Global Screen is handling international rights.“The Path,” directed by Tobias Wiemann, is based on Rüdiger Bertram’s novel and is inspired by true events.

Outlander author Diana Gabaldon has opened up about her characters Claire and Jamie Fraser's relationship as they age.

Colonel Edward Shames, the last surviving officer from the World War II paratroopers that inspired an HBO series, died Friday at age 99. He passed at home, according to a message posted by his funeral home.

EXCLUSIVE: Utopia has acquired U.S. rights to feature documentary Jerry’s Last Mission.

Call of Duty: Vanguard fixes several issues with Sledgehammer Games‘ World War II shooter, as well a tweaking a number of existing gameplay mechanics.A list of the changes was provided by Sledgehammer on Twitter (as spotted by Gamespot), with rules surrounding spawning adjustments on a number multiplayer maps being the most prominent update.We've released a patch for #Vanguard!– Tweaked spawn logic on a few maps– Increased range threshold for Sniper Point Blank Kills, also renamed this challenge "Close Range"– Fixed a bug preventing Reticle Unlock Progression– Fixed a bug that would lock the FOV slider— Sledgehammer Games (@SHGames) November 11, 2021While Sledgehammer’s tweet doesn’t offer much detail, screengrabs of the in-game patch notes

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Sledgehammer Games has turned New Zealand’s national war hero into an Australian in Call Of Duty: Vanguard.The upcoming World War II shooter is set to introduce four heroes to the game who are each inspired by real-life people, including the Russian Polina Petrova, the British Arthur Kingsley, the American Wade Jackson and the Australian Lucas Riggs.However, Lucas Riggs, who is based on the real New Zealander Charles Upham, the only man to be awarded two Victoria crosses for his service in history, has for some reason been turned into an Aussie in Vanguard, and New Zealander’s aren’t happy.The New Zealand site Newshub explained (as reported by Kotaku), “Charles Upham’s significance cannot be overstated.

PARIS (AP) — The remains of American-born singer and dancer Josephine Baker will be reinterred at the Pantheon monument in Paris, making the entertainer who is a World War II hero in France the first Black woman to get the country’s highest honor. Le Parisien newspaper reported Sunday that French President Emmanuel Macron decided to organize a ceremony on Nov.

Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletterA STUNNING Alvis originally owned by legendary World War II fighter pilot Sir Douglas Bader is coming up for sale.The TC21/100 Drophead Coupe was supplied new to the war hero – the subject of hit 1950s film Reach For The Sky – in 1954.It is now expected to fetch between £70,000 and £85,000 at the H&H Classics auction at the Imperial War Museum in Duxford, Cambridgeshire, on September 8.The Alvis has been well maintained since undergoing an extensive restoration during 2010-2012 and has frequently been shown at the Goodwood Revival.It comes with extensive paperwork, including works build sheets, owner’s handbook, sales brochure, period press articles and

Phyllis Gould was a World War II defense plant worker who fought for recognition for all the Rosie the Riveters who worked on the home front.During World War II, Gould worked as a welder in a California shipyard, one of many women who took on traditionally male jobs in factories as the U.S. fought in World War II.

Mark Sinclair a.k.a. Vin Diesel turns 54 on Sunday, July 18.

She vehemently denied talking about or meddling in politics but was transported to the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp in Nazi-occupied Poland on May 14, 1944.She was given the number 79467 and was murdered on August 7, 1944, aged 47.

Perth woman is helping a puppy named after a World War II hero dog prepare for a life helping veterans recover from post traumatic stress disorder. Three-month-old Labrador Mr Chips has been matched with Sarah Heenan by charity Bravehound.Despite getting involved in training dogs when she was just 14, Sarah had never owned one of her own.

puppy named after a World War II hero will become a PTSD support dog, helping to cope with the expected post pandemic surge of traumatised men and women.Mr Chips, a three-month-old Labrador, is the newest recruit at Bravehound, an organsation providing dogs to help the recovery of people traumatised by their experiences during military service.The pup was named after US army dog Chips, the most decorated canine of World War II, who won glory by single-handedly attacking a hidden German machine gun nest.Trainer Sarah Heenan, 24, from Perth, is putting Mr Chips through his paces.Sarah said: “Mr Chips is a great wee character full of life and enthusiasm – he also has a big appetite.

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A painting by Winston Churchill that is a piece of both political and Hollywood history is coming up for auction. Christie’s auction house said Monday that the Moroccan landscape "Tower of the Koutoubia Mosque" — a gift from Churchill to U.S.

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Chuck Yeager, a World War II fighter pilot, the first person to break the sound barrier and one of the subjects of Philip Kaufman’s The Right Stuff has died. He was 97.

MAURA Higgins' mystery new man has been revealed as hunky Underworld actor Bradley James. The 29-year-old Love Island star was spotted on a romantic date with her new beau earlier this week - but his protective face mask obscured his identity.

Also on this day: The U.S. Senate ratifies the Louisiana Purchase.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorUK companies Fred Films and Powder Keg Pictures have secured the sought-after rights to British national treasure and World War II hero Captain Tom Moore’s inspirational story.The former British Army Captain raised £39M ($50M) for the National Health Service by walking laps of his garden in the run-up to his 100th birthday during the pandemic. It was a feat that captured hearts and minds around the UK and beyond.Moore also broke two Guinness World Records, achieved a number 1 hit single with You’ll Never Walk Alone, and was knighted by the Queen in a private ceremony at Windsor Castle.

Naman Ramachandran The uplifting story of 100-year-old British hero Captain Tom Moore, who kept a nation in lockdown inspired, is being turned into a feature film, fast-tracked for production in 2021.The U.K.’s Fred Films and Powder Keg Pictures won a bidding war for the life rights to the former British Army captain and World War II hero, who raised £38.9 million ($49.4 million) for the U.K.’s National Health Service by walking laps around his garden in the run-up to his 100th birthday during the COVID-19 pandemic.Moore’s original aim was to raise £1000 ($1,272) by walking 100 laps around his garden with the aid of his walker. He also recorded a hit single, “You’ll Never Walk Alone,” that hit No.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsEXCLUSIVE: Arthur E. Friedman and Steven Jay Rubin are developing a limited series that will explore the life of actor, Congressional Medal of Honor winner and World War II hero Audie Murphy.Friedman (Price of Glory, Beyond the Sea) and Rubin (Bleacher Bums, Silent Night) have acquired rights to the 1959 Murphy biography No Name on the Bullet, written by Don Graham.

Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross yesterday snubbed a VJ Day service to work as a linesman at a football match.The MP for Moray was last night accused of insulting fallen World War II heroes after refusing an invitation to the constituency event in Forres where veterans held a two-minute silence at the town’s memorial.Instead, he ran the line as an assistant referee 200 miles away at Kilmarnock’s Rugby Park clash in the Scottish Premiership with St Johnstone – a job that attracts fees of about £445.Labour MSP Neil Findlay said: “This is absolutely extraordinary.“Douglas Ross shows where his true priorities lie, not in paying respects to those who died for our freedom and democracy but lining his pocket running the line at a football

Roger Waters has shared a video of a socially distanced performance of two Pink Floyd deep cuts from their 1979 LP ‘The Wall’.The band’s former frontman was joined by Dave Kilminster, Joey Waronker, Lucius-Jess Wolfe, Holly Laessig, Gus Seyffert, Jonathan Wilson and Jon Carin for the performance.Waters sang about Vera Lynn, the World War II singer who passed away in June, in the song ‘Vera’. In a statement, he said: “The Vera in question is Vera Lynn.

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorEXCLUSIVE: Discovery and Abramorama are teaming for a virtual theatrical and broadcast rollout of Apocalypse ‘45, the World War II documentary from Erik Nelson that recounts the harrowing end of World War II through the eyes of 24 men who lived through the events and using never-before-seen footage. The documentary will get a two-week exclusive virtual cinema run beginning August 14, leading into the the film’s broadcast on Discovery Channel Labor Day Weekend.The timing coincides with the 75th anniversary of VJ-Day on August 15, with the National WW II Museum in New Orleans and the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York among those participating in screening events.

The release date for Enemy Lines, a new WWII thriller with Ed Westwick (Chalet Girl, Children of Men) and John Hannah (The Mummy, Four Weddings and a Funeral) is heading to digital next week and we have all of the details. This looks interesting.

Wimbledon, the famed tennis tournament taking place on the outskirts of London, England every year, has been cancelled for the first time since World War II back in 1945, ESPN reports.

Sony has delayed a string of major film releases, including the latest instalment in the Ghostbusters franchise and superhero movie Morbius.

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Ellen Kuras will direct Oscar winner Kate Winslet as Vogue cover model turned World War II correspondent, Lee Miller in “Lee,” a biopic written by Liz Hannah. READ MORE: TIFF 2020: New Films From Idris Elba, Mark Wahlberg, Kate Winslet & More Among First Wave Selections Winslet has been involved with the project for quite some time, but it appears “Lee” is finally moving forward with both a writer and a director now attached, with production set to start in spring 2021.

Brenton Thwaites and Skylar Astin are playing World War II soldiers in the new movie Ghosts of War, which is now available to watch for DIRECTV subscribers.

Pipers will gather in Larkhall tomorrow (Friday, June 12) to pay tribute to heroes from World War II.More than 10,000 members of the 51st Highland Infantry Division were taken prisoner at St Valery 80 years ago in the Second World War.They were marched to Germany, via Belgium, following the route over which the Germans had advanced against them.They were all either killed or taken prisoner for the rest of the war.The sacrifices these men made for their country will be honoured in Larkhall tomorrow (Friday) at 10am to mark the 80th anniversary of the surrender of the 51st Highland Infantry Division at St Valery.Larkhall man Duncan Brown, author of My Soldier, My Laddie, has decorated his house at 77 MacNeil Street and will play the bagpipes

Scotland’s oldest man and World War II veteran Jimmy Sinclair has sadly died at the age of 107.