Kevin Macdonald on YouTube ‘Life in a Day’ Film Sequel: ‘We’re Not Trying to Tell the Story of COVID’

Conor McGregor and his partner, Dee Devlin, are engaged. The 32-year-old world champ took to social media to share the happy news on Saturday.Making the occasion even more special, the engagement occurred over Devlin’s 33rd birthday weekend.“What a birthday, my future wife !” McGregor captioned a photo of the couple of Instagram.The selfie shows Devlin displaying her giant, sparkling engagement ring while cuddled up next to McGregor.

Conor McGregor is cementing his love for his girlfriend of 12 years.

Conor McGregor proposed to his girlfriend Dee Devlin and they are officially getting married!

Also Read: Selena Gomez Joins Martin Short, Steve Martin Comedy 'Only Murders in the Building' at HuluFeldman explained that the shouting sounds she described were like a battle cry to let the men know they were being hunted by women.“When they hear the sound and when they see the colorful scarves and they know what women are shooting at them, they sometimes just freak out and run away,” she said.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic“Lovecraft Country,” a new drama on HBO, begins with a scene of degradation; soldier Atticus Freeman (Jonathan Majors) emerges from a foxhole to see a winged, tentacled creature flying overhead. Another fantastical monster is destroyed by Jackie Robinson, then reconstitutes itself to devour the pathbreaking baseball player when Atticus wakes up from this dream in the back seat of a segregated bus.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorHere’s a daunting editing assignment: Take more than 300,000 videos and boil them down into one 90-minute documentary film.For YouTube’s forthcoming “Life In A Day 2020,” the video platform says it received more than 300,000 submissions from 191 countries in more than 65 languages, representing thousands of hours of footage, all recorded on the same day: July 25, 2020.The film project, “Life in a Day 2020,” comes 10 years after the original YouTube-commissioned

Grammy Award-winning music producer Detail was arrested Wednesday on more than a dozen charges of sexual assault, authorities said. The 41-year-old producer was held on nearly $6.3 million bail, according to a statement from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.

Detail was arrested on Wednesday, August 5, and charged with 15 counts of sexual assault and five additional felony assault-related charges.The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said in a press release that its Special Victims Bureau is investigating Detail (real name Noel Fisher) for incidents that allegedly occurred between 2010 and 2018. Detectives submitted the case to the L.A.

Shirley Ju Music producer Detail was arrested Wednesday by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department after 15 sexual assault charges and five separate felony assault charges were filed against him five days earlier.

Also Read: Elisabeth Moss' Paranormal Thriller 'Run Rabbit Run' Lands at STX EntertainmentThe untitled film from 30WEST, Topic Studios, and BBC Films is based on Mohamedou Ould Slahi’s New York Times bestselling memoir “Guantánamo Diary” and tells the explosive true story of a fight for survival against all odds. Captured by the US government, Mohamedou Ould Slahi (Rahim) languishes in prison for years without charge or trial.

On July 1, as COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles began to surge to their highest numbers since the city issued stay-at-home orders in March, the University of Southern California (USC) alerted its students that all fall undergraduate classes would move online.

Alanis Morissette and Liz Phair have some real horror stories about the music industry.

Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest paid tribute to friend and former colleague Regis Philbin, who died on Friday, on Monday morning's edition of Live With Kelly and Ryan.

2020 has been difficult for several reasons, the loss of so many talented actors, crashing economy and missed travel plans, the year doesn't seem to end. However, looking at the brighter side of things, now that we are all quarantined at home, we have plenty of time to catch up on our favourite soaps and movies.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterThe Bold Type actress Aisha Dee took to Instagram to give her thoughtful, yet unfiltered take on the lack of diversity on the Freeform show. Even though Freeform is known for being inclusive with their programming, Dee called out blind spots that the show has failed to recognize when it came to hiring people of color, LGBTQ people and women behind the camera.Dee plays Kat Edison on the series who is queer.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorWith many summer camps and other activities suspended because of COVID-19, Ghetto Film School is launching a new program to encourage teens and young adults to whip out their cameras and express themselves through short film.GFS Film Credits, sponsored by AT&T and WarnerMedia is a “short film challenge” aimed at creators between 14 and 21.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterThe Jerusalem Film Festival (JFF) has shelved plans to host its latest edition August 20-30, and instead will look to hold a winter edition of the event this year, running December 10-20.The Israeli fest had been set to become of the first international film festivals to hold a physical incarnation following the spate of cancellations and postponements this summer prompted by the coronavirus pandemic.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticRichard Gladstein, longtime exec producer on Quentin Tarantino films and two-time Best Picture Oscar nominee, has been appointed executive director of Brooklyn College’s Barry R. Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema.Located at Steiner Studios in Brooklyn’s Navy Yard, the Feirstein School was established in 2015 and is considered the nation’s only film school operating on a working studio lot.

Sometimes, even in tragic death, we can still love our beloved deceased ones, right? That’s the premise of the upcoming, uhh, slightly strange, and heartfelt romantic drama, “Endless” that stars Alexandra Shipp (“Love, Simon,” “X-Men” franchise, and part of Forbes 30 under 30 this year), Nicholas Hamilton (“It,” “Captain Fantastic“), Famke Janssen (“X-Men” franchise, “Taken” franchise) and DeRon Horton (“Dear White People,” “Roman J.