Around five o'clock this evening, the Tate Gallery will fax national daily newspapers to let us know the winner of the 1991 Turner Prize of £20,000. But the artists in contention won't be told. They might not turn up at tonight's dinner where, after many courses and speeches, the Channel 4 cameras will wish to capture their expressions - of hope, disappointment, triumph - when the official announcement is made.

Bollywood This article is more than 5 months oldBollywood film accused of trivialising Holocaust with Auschwitz scenesThis article is more than 5 months oldCalls for Prime Video to remove Bawaal after using death camp as relationship metaphor A Bollywood film has been accused of trivialising and demeaning the deaths of millions of Jews killed during the Holocaust by using Auschwitz as a metaphor for relationship problems, with the main character declaring that “we’re all a little like Hitler” during a fantasy scene set in the concentration camp.

Many of Bane's early concepts resemble incarnations from comics and film. Facebook / Warner Bros. Yesterday, we looked at how Tom Hardy nailed the voice for Bane in "The Dark Knight Rises." But how did he end up looking so drastically different from previous incarnations? We've been going through the Blu-ray combo pack of the film before its release, and last week mentioned there was some great early concept designs for Gotham's reckoning.

Eric Podalydès Mort – En tant qu’abonné, vous avez la possibilité d’envoyer jusqu’à cinq articles par mois à un proche grâce à la fonction “Offrir un article”. Le degré du déséquilibre peut être mesuré d’un simple coup d’œil. Bruno Podalydès, à 47 ans, respire pourtant la vitalité juvénile à travers ses cheveux châtain foncé. Son frère cadet Denis a clairement les cheveux plus longs. L’air de famille entre le réalisateur de Versailles : la rive gauche (1992), les Mystères de la chambre jaune (2003) et Bancs publics : Versailles : la rive droite (sortie le 22 octobre) n’est pas immédiatement perceptible.

As Swifties know all too well, Taylor Swift loves high tea, stories from uni and the West End.  The singer and her favorite "London Boy," Joe Alwyn, appear to have grown even closer during the pandemic while enjoying strolls around London—and not to mention, co-writing multiple songs for folklore and evermore.  On Monday, Jan. 11, the lovers were spotted taking a chilly walk in North London Public Park, along with Joe's mom Elizabeth Alwyn. Joe and Taylor held hands as they all bundled up in face masks and coats.