Apparently, there’s a totally relatable reason for Kate Middleton’s Photoshop fail of a Mother’s Day photo. According to a Photoshop expert, the Princess of Wales likely had one goal in mind with the snap: to “get the perfect photo.” With three young children alongside her, Kate seemingly resorted to a “common” practice.
Kate apologized for ‘editing’ U.K. Mother’s Day family photo
It’s not often a Wales family photo is at the center of controversy but on March 10, 2024, that quickly became the case. Kensington Palace released a photo of Kate and her three children to mark Mother’s Day in the U.K.
The snap taken by Prince William showed Kate smiling alongside the couple’s kids: Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5. It also proved significant as it marked the first official image of Kate since the 42-year-old underwent abdominal surgery in early...
Kate apologized for ‘editing’ U.K. Mother’s Day family photo
It’s not often a Wales family photo is at the center of controversy but on March 10, 2024, that quickly became the case. Kensington Palace released a photo of Kate and her three children to mark Mother’s Day in the U.K.
The snap taken by Prince William showed Kate smiling alongside the couple’s kids: Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5. It also proved significant as it marked the first official image of Kate since the 42-year-old underwent abdominal surgery in early...
- 3/12/2024
- by Mandi Kerr
- Showbiz Cheat Sheet
The episode of Best Horror Movie You Never Saw covering The Nest was Written and Edited by Ric Solomon, Narrated by Kier Gomes, Produced by John Fallon and Tyler Nichols, and Executive Produced by Berge Garabedian.
While the early to mid-part of the ’80s was the time of the slasher, the later part of the decade decided to try a lot of new things. You had non-slasher sequels like Phantasm 2, Ghoulies 2, Critters 2, and Poltergeist III. You also had cool one-off properties like Bad Dreams, Dead Heat, and Killer Klowns From Outer Space. 1988 alone brought back the killer bug trope and while Juan Piquer Simon has the more famous gross out insect fest with Slugs, the other one is most certainly in the Best Horror Movie You Never Saw camp. Like Hudson from Aliens feared, let’s go on a bug hunt with 1988’s The Nest (watch it...
While the early to mid-part of the ’80s was the time of the slasher, the later part of the decade decided to try a lot of new things. You had non-slasher sequels like Phantasm 2, Ghoulies 2, Critters 2, and Poltergeist III. You also had cool one-off properties like Bad Dreams, Dead Heat, and Killer Klowns From Outer Space. 1988 alone brought back the killer bug trope and while Juan Piquer Simon has the more famous gross out insect fest with Slugs, the other one is most certainly in the Best Horror Movie You Never Saw camp. Like Hudson from Aliens feared, let’s go on a bug hunt with 1988’s The Nest (watch it...
- 6/21/2023
- by Cody Hamman
- JoBlo.com
As the war between Russia and Ukraine closes out its fourth month, displaced Ukrainians continue to make their way to safe-haven countries, most without any guaranteed prospects of work.
Diana Olifirova — a Kyiv-born and London-based cinematographer — saw the gap that was widening between refugees and the need for work and set about organizing a London networking event that connected recently relocated Ukrainian film and TV professionals with established London industry folk.
On Monday, before the doors even opened at the Cvp & Arri Creative Space, a dozen Ukrainian film industry professionals were already waiting outside, seemingly eager for the evening to begin.
“It’s important to connect people and not neglect introductions,” said Olifirova whose recent credits include Netflix’s “Heartstopper” and Channel 4/Peacock’s BAFTA-winning “We Are Lady Parts.” Olifirova was astutely aware of the influx of fellow Ukrainians as they reached out to her for connections and possible work.
Diana Olifirova — a Kyiv-born and London-based cinematographer — saw the gap that was widening between refugees and the need for work and set about organizing a London networking event that connected recently relocated Ukrainian film and TV professionals with established London industry folk.
On Monday, before the doors even opened at the Cvp & Arri Creative Space, a dozen Ukrainian film industry professionals were already waiting outside, seemingly eager for the evening to begin.
“It’s important to connect people and not neglect introductions,” said Olifirova whose recent credits include Netflix’s “Heartstopper” and Channel 4/Peacock’s BAFTA-winning “We Are Lady Parts.” Olifirova was astutely aware of the influx of fellow Ukrainians as they reached out to her for connections and possible work.
- 6/29/2022
- by Valentina I. Valentini
- Variety Film + TV
British Comedian Bobby Ball Dies
Bobby Ball, the British comedian and star of shows including BBC One’s Not Going Out, has died at the age of 76 after testing positive for coronavirus. He was one half of double-act Cannon and Ball alongside Tommy Cannon, while he has appeared in comedies including Last of the Summer Wine and Benidorm. He was also a contestant on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! in 2005. “At first it was thought to be a chest infection but a test proved positive for Covid-19,” his manager said in a statement. “His wife Yvonne said the hospital and staff could not have been more wonderful, as they were outstanding in their care of duty and they did everything possible for him and she cannot praise them enough.” Cannon paid tribute by quoting his partner’s catchphrase: “Rock on, my good friend, I can’t believe this,...
Bobby Ball, the British comedian and star of shows including BBC One’s Not Going Out, has died at the age of 76 after testing positive for coronavirus. He was one half of double-act Cannon and Ball alongside Tommy Cannon, while he has appeared in comedies including Last of the Summer Wine and Benidorm. He was also a contestant on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! in 2005. “At first it was thought to be a chest infection but a test proved positive for Covid-19,” his manager said in a statement. “His wife Yvonne said the hospital and staff could not have been more wonderful, as they were outstanding in their care of duty and they did everything possible for him and she cannot praise them enough.” Cannon paid tribute by quoting his partner’s catchphrase: “Rock on, my good friend, I can’t believe this,...
- 10/29/2020
- by Jake Kanter
- Deadline Film + TV
The director-centric 1970s were a time for pushing the boundaries of 'acceptable' film content, but John Byrum's witty and profane period piece about a Hollywood porn director was a step too far. Richard Dreyfuss leads a cast of utterly fearless actors in a witty and intelligent dissection of movieland decadence. Inserts Region A Blu-ray Twilight Time 1975 / Color / 1:85 widescreen / 115 min. / Street Date June 14, 2016 / (Nc-17) / Available from Twilight Time Movies Store29.95 Starring Richard Dreyfuss, Jessica Harper, Veronica Cartwright, Bob Hoskins, Stephen Davies. Cinematography Denys N. Coop Art Direction John Clark Costumes Shirley Russell Produced by Davina Belling, Clive Parsons Written and Directed by John Byrum
Reviewed by Glenn Erickson
At least in Los Angeles, the theatrical showings of John Byrum's remarkable Inserts came and went (cough) so fast that nobody had time to be outraged. The reviews made it sound like sordid trash that could only attract men in plastic raincoats.
Reviewed by Glenn Erickson
At least in Los Angeles, the theatrical showings of John Byrum's remarkable Inserts came and went (cough) so fast that nobody had time to be outraged. The reviews made it sound like sordid trash that could only attract men in plastic raincoats.
- 7/8/2016
- by Glenn Erickson
- Trailers from Hell
Ah, cockroaches. They just don’t get much love in the Horror genre. One would think that these lowly creatures, clicking and flitting, scurrying and shuttling from dark to light would be prime fodder for terror terrain. However, up until 1988’s The Nest, there are only a handful of critter flicks starring these grotesque end- of- the- worlders. Concorde Pictures (Roger Corman’s latest company at the time) unleashed this gloriously gruesome roach-a-rama on an unsuspecting public and watched them squirm with delight.
Actually, The Nest only received a limited release by Concorde, but made its coin when it was released on video by MGM later that same year. Reviews were generally positive, with critics seeing it as a good natured update of 1950’s monster movies, of course with new, improved and gnarly special effects. The Nest is, shall we say, a great deal moister than its bug strewn brethren of yore.
Actually, The Nest only received a limited release by Concorde, but made its coin when it was released on video by MGM later that same year. Reviews were generally positive, with critics seeing it as a good natured update of 1950’s monster movies, of course with new, improved and gnarly special effects. The Nest is, shall we say, a great deal moister than its bug strewn brethren of yore.
- 7/11/2015
- by Scott Drebit
- DailyDead
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Harry kissed Catherine ‘more than once,’ even though he had a girlfriend at the time! Talk about scandalous!
The Real Housewives of Washington D.C. star Catherine Ommanney has a very steamy past. Four years ago, she hooked up with Prince Harry, the third in line to the English thrown! “We had a great time and a fun evening,” she originally told British newspaper Mail on Sunday in July 2006 (two months after her date.) “We started talking and that was it for the rest of the evening. I was quite taken aback by him!”
Catherine and Harry met when they were both invited out by mutual friends to have drinks at Art Bar in Fulham, London. “He’s very mature,” Cathy said of the prince. “He’s not like a 21-year-old. He’s also got a cheeky sense of humor!” At the time of the encounter, Catherine was...
Harry kissed Catherine ‘more than once,’ even though he had a girlfriend at the time! Talk about scandalous!
The Real Housewives of Washington D.C. star Catherine Ommanney has a very steamy past. Four years ago, she hooked up with Prince Harry, the third in line to the English thrown! “We had a great time and a fun evening,” she originally told British newspaper Mail on Sunday in July 2006 (two months after her date.) “We started talking and that was it for the rest of the evening. I was quite taken aback by him!”
Catherine and Harry met when they were both invited out by mutual friends to have drinks at Art Bar in Fulham, London. “He’s very mature,” Cathy said of the prince. “He’s not like a 21-year-old. He’s also got a cheeky sense of humor!” At the time of the encounter, Catherine was...
- 8/11/2010
- by lindsey
- HollywoodLife
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