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Abigail Breslin has revealed she is a survivor of domestic violence. As October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the actress took to Instagram on Friday to share that she was previously in an abusive relationship. "I was in a very abusive relationship for close to 2 years.

Marta Balaga Palestine’s Fresco Films has boarded Tamara Erde and Mathias Énard’s TV one-off “Breaking Bread,” with France’s Haut et Court Doc already locked as the main producer. Tony Copti will produce alongside Emma Lepers. Attempting to explore the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through food, “Breaking Bread” will try to answer one question: Does gastronomy separate us or bring us together? Clocking in at 52 minutes, the documentary – to be shot in Arabic, Hebrew and French – will go into production in the spring of 2023. Mediawan Rights handles the sales.

Abigail Breslin opened up in harrowing detail about a past relationship in which she said she was the victim of physical, mental and verbal abuse.The star took to Instagram on Friday and said she wanted to share her story with October being Domestic Violence Awareness month. The 26-year-old actress posted a series of screen shots in which she said she was in «a very abusive relationship» that lasted close to two years. But, before posting her personal story, she warned fans with a «massive TRIGGER WARNING.» She then went on to say that the relationship started out «perfectly» and that she was «so in love.» But, unfortunately, Breslin said her abuser «took advantage of my innocence and naïveté and the relationship subsequently became violent.»The actress said she was «beaten on a regular basis, locked into rooms and forced to pretend everything was ok and normal while dealing with intense injuries… injuries most people didn't even see.»Breslin said she hid the injuries with concealer and «caked on foundation to hide any and all bruises, because in some way, I still cared for this person.» The abusive relationship, Breslin said, also turned mentally abusive.

Abigail Breslin has revealed that she is a survivor of domestic violence. The 'Little Miss Sunshine' actress explained that she was in an abusive relationship for two years and it left her feeling as if she "deserved less than dirt". Abigail, 26, shared her story on Instagram for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, saying: "As a DV survivor I felt compelled to write a little but about my story.

Abigail Breslin is opening up about a dark time in her life.

Nazir Afzal, the former North West chief crown prosecutor, has been officially unveiled as the new Chancellor of the University of Manchester. In a ceremony on Wednesday (October 12), Mr Afzal OBE officially took over as the University's chancellor, succeeding from Lemn Sissay.

Angelique Jackson Tina Mabry’s “The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat” has rounded out its cast with the addition of Kyanna Simone (“American Horror Stories”), Tati Gabrielle (“You”), Abigail Achiri (“The Underground Railroad”), Julian McMahon (“FBI: Most Wanted”, “Nip/Tuck”), Vondie Curtis-Hall (“Blue Bayou”) and Tony Winters (“National Champions”) as Big Earl. Uzo Aduba, Aunjanue Ellis and Sanaa Lathan lead the movie, based on Edward Kelsey Moore’s 2013 bestselling novel, playing best friends affectionally dubbed “The Supremes.” According to the film’s synopsis, the trio — Clarice, Odette and Barbara Jean — “have weathered life’s storms together for two generations through marriage and children, happiness and the blues,” and they “find their paths at a crossroads that test their lifelong bond.” Simone, Gabrielle and Achiri will play younger versions of Ellis, Lathan and Aduba’s characters, respectively.

FX’s Fargo has added David Rysdahl, Sam Spruell, Jessica Pohly and Nick Gomez to the cast of the fifth season. They join the previously announced Juno Temple, Jon Hamm, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Joe Keery, Lamorne Morris and Richa Moorjani. 

Joe Otterson TV Reporter “Fargo” Season 5 is rounding out its main cast with five new additions. David Rysdahl (“Oppenheimer,” “Nine Days,” “Dead Pigs”), Sam Spruell (“The North Water,” “Small Axe,” “Outlaw King”), Jessica Pohly (“SMILF,” “Goliath”), and Nick Gomez (“She-Hulk: Attorney at Law,” “The Walking Dead”) have all joined the fifth season of the FX anthology series. They join previously announced cast members Juno Temple, Jon Hamm, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Joe Keery, Lamorne Morris, and Richa Moorjani. The official description of the fifth season of the show states, “Set in 2019, when is a kidnapping not a kidnapping, and what if your wife isn’t yours?”

Manori Ravindran International Editor Former Warner Bros. Discovery and OSN executives are teaming up to form a new content studio serving the Middle East and North Africa, Variety can reveal. Rise Studios is being set up by industry veterans Emad Morcos, former OSN chief content and commercial officer; Amanda Turnbull, former general manager at Warner Bros. Discovery Middle East, Africa and Turkey; and Amel Farag, former head of content commercial strategy at OSN. Rise will invest in local content and talent in order to launch homegrown film and TV productions on both regional and global broadcasters and streaming platforms.

What’s better than a workplace comedy focused on the day-to-day operations of a company filled with whacky employees? A workplace comedy focused on TWO companies filled with whacky employees. Welcome to “Mythic Quest” Season 3.

Vice TV has picked up a third season of The Nacelle Company’s anthology docuseries Icons Unearthed, which will spotlight The Fast and the Furious film franchise.

Angelique Jackson Academy Award-winning director Ben Proudfoot (“The Queen of Basketball”) and digital business transformation company Publicis Sapient have partnered to launch Impact Films, a short film series designed to showcase technology “as a force for good.” The three-part film series uses short documentary to show technological advancements through the lens of a person whose life was impacted, using the Oscar-winning expertise of Proudfoot and his company Breakwater Studios. Take the social good initiative’s debut project, “Never Done,” as an example. The 16-and-a-half-minute film tells the story of Kersten, a single mom from Charlotte, N.C., who was forced to quit her job amid the COVID-19 pandemic because of a lung disease diagnosis and found herself and her two young daughters just days away from eviction. It was Publicis Sapient’s client DreamKey Partners that ultimately saved the day via a new digital platform that delivered critical government-mandated financial assistance to Kersten and tens of thousands of families like hers in the nick of time.

YouTube host and conservative commentator Ben Shapiro frequently makes headlines for his controversial opinions — but he’s not the only member of his family to attract significant social media attention.

apologized for the film’s failings. The film recently made news again last month after the film’s director was profiled by The New York Times and raised questions about authorship, representation and whom should be the ones telling stories of other communities.