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Robin Williams passed away in 2014, the entire film world was rocked as it lost one of its greatest and most beloved actors. A new documentary titled Robin's Wish will look into the last few months of the star's life and reveal the events leading up to his death.

Robin’s Wish, the documentary about the final days of the late Robin Williams, has been given a UK release date.The film, which was announced in August, came out in the US back in September.The much-loved actor and comedian died by suicide in 2016, aged 63.

The Avalanches have announced a plans to play a livestream DJ show to celebrate the release of their forthcoming album ‘We Will Always Love You’.Filmed on the rooftop of Melbourne institution Curtin House, the duo will be spinning tunes from their own back catalogue, along with tracks from their eclectic record collections on Saturday, December 19.The performance will be streamed three times across three time zones, including a performance at 8pm GMT in the UK.

Venice Critics’ Week Names New HeadVenice Film Festival independent sidebar Critics’ Week has hired Beatrice Fiorentino as its new General Delegate, replacing Giona A. Nazzaro who left earlier this year to take the reins at Locarno.

Test to Release for International Travel scheme will work for travellers arriving in England. Previously, arrivals from countries and territories that weren't on the Travel Corridor list had to self-isolate for a mandatory 14 days amid restrictions during the coronavirus pandemic.

Lewis Capaldi has announced the release of a 'finale' edition of his chart-topping debut album, coming next week. 

young seal with a huge plastic fishing lure caught in its mouth was released back into the sea after a brave rescue. The animal was seen struggling in Oban, Argyll and Bute, with the big pink piece of equipment trapped around its mouth and whiskers.

Wonder Woman 1984 will be released in the UK next month.The long-awaited sequel, directed by Patty Jenkins, was confirmed to be launching on HBO Max in the US, but is set for a theatrical release across the UK in December, Variety has confirmed.The film will receive a staggered release across the US, starting on HBO Max and in cinemas where possible on December 16, before expanding to more cinemas on December 25 – although half of the cinemas across the country are currently closed.In the UK,

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has revealed that she suffered a miscarriage in July, explaining in a deeply personal New York Times op-ed that losing a child means “carrying an almost unbearable grief.”

Little Britain star has said he has been inspired by footballer Marcus Rashford’s attempts to ensure kids do not go hungry over Christmas.Funds raised from the song Merry Christmas, Baked Potato will be donated to FareShare, an organisation which redistributes surplus food to charities to give to people without much food.Announcing the news on Monday morning, Lucas tweeted: “Hello! My special Christmas single Merry Christmas, Baked Potato is released THIS THURSDAY and all proceeds from downloads

Matt Lucas has announced the release of a new Christmas charity single following the success of his Baked Potato Song in support of the NHS earlier this year. 

Christopher Nolan's superhit film Tenet is finally getting a release date in India. The film, which features seasoned actors like Robert Pattinson, John David Washington, Elizabeth Debicki also features Indian actress Dimple Kapadia in a pivotal role.

COVID cases soar in the midst of UK’s second wave and both Ireland and our neighbours across the Irish Sea scroll our way through another lockdown.In the same week, her Lovd by Nicole site shared its ‘Lovd Lockdown’ course… In the course, she discusses ‘evidence-based strategies to overcome isolation during lockdown’ and ‘how to have the confidence to take care of your mental health during this time’ with Dr Sara Valencia Botto.It would seem that the chats were so effective it allowed the

BBC Radio 1 has said it has chosen to play an alternative version of Fairytale of New York.The edited version of the 1987 Christmas song by The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl changes up two lines in the song.The British station said that it had made the decision to play the altered version because ‘young listeners are particularly sensitive to derogatory terms for gender and sexuality.’The new edited version of the song has altered two of its lines, one which is sung by Kirsty MacColl has been