Normani's VMAs Choreographer Reveals Behind-the-Scenes Drama: 'Everything That Could Have Gone Wrong Did'

Mortal Kombat series, has revealed new behind the scenes footage from the legendary arcade fighter in honour of it being 30 years since work began on the game.READ MORE: ‘We want to play arenas, we want to be in game soundtracks’: The meteoric rise of Meet Me @ The Altar is only getting startedIn a tweet thread, Boon began by showing off a new video which featured the actor behind Scorpion’s movements, Daniel Pesina, being captured for inclusion in the original game.Mortal Kombat will be 30

“Ron’s Gone Wrong,” a film first announced in 2017, is the debut feature from Locksmith Animation, a British animation company founded in 2014. With an animation team including veterans from Aardman and Pixar (amongst others) and animation provided by DNEG (Christopher Nolan’s go-to effects house, who recently worked on “Dune,” “F9” and “Godzilla vs.

London's Film Festival.  Also in attendance was Disney star Kylie Cantrell and former Made In Chelsea's Jamie Laing.

A lonely kid finds a robotic friend in Ron’s Gone Wrong, an animated family movie from Disney premiering at the London Film Festival. An endearing mix of earthy values and sci-fi concepts, it takes a cynical swipe at social media culture while delivering characters to care about. Chief of these is Barney Pudowski (voiced by Jack Dylan Grazer), a shy child being raised by his widower father Graham (Ed Helms) and immigrant grandmother Donka (Olivia Colman).

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic“Ron’s Gone Wrong” is a movie for everybody who ever felt like they had to settle for the janky, knockoff version of the toy they really wanted as a child. Perhaps all your friends got the new iPhone, while you were stuck with an older sibling’s hand-me-down flip phone.

Liam Payne and Maya Henry are looking great together on the red carpet!

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Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVWhen director Cherien Dabis was prepping to helm the near-silent seventh episode of Hulu comedy “Only Murders in the Building,” actor James Caverly, who is deaf, steered her toward the 2007 documentary “Through Deaf Eyes” as research. In it, there is a clip that offers an example of what a person on the spectrum of hearing can experience audibly.

Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett are giving fans an inside look at the making of their new record!

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterDream, Death and Desire are all finally coming to Netflix.Thirty-two years after DC Comics published the first issue of “The Sandman,” Neil Gaiman’s phantasmagoric dive into the world of dreams, Netflix unveiled the first look at its highly anticipated live-action adaptation on Saturday.Stars Tom Sturridge — who plays Morpheus, a.k.a.

Normani took this year’s MTV VMAs stage by storm with a sensual performance of her new single, “Wild Side,” and according to her choreographer, Sean Bankhead, it was despite some serious drama.

Normani took this year's MTV VMAs stage by storm with a sensual performance of her new single, «Wild Side,» and according to her choreographer, Sean Bankhead, it was despite some serious drama.On Thursday, Bankhead, who choreographed both the song's music video and the live performance, posted a video chronicling the «traumatic» drama that went down behind the scenes of the Sept. 12 event.

We know and love – or sometimes love to hate – their characters on screen, but now it’s time to discover all the behind-the-scenes secrets from our favourite soap stars. In our exclusive interview, Soap Stars Coming Clean, OK!'s finding out all the juicy gossip about what happens when the cameras stop rolling, as well as the actors’ favourite memories with their co-stars so far.

Alexandra Burke and her footballer boyfriend Darren Randolph confirmed their romance earlier this year. The singer, 33, was first rumoured to be dating the footballer back in May, after reports suggested the pair had enjoyed a string of romantic dates.

Marta Balaga Finland’s Tekele Productions, composed of Julia Elomäki, Miia Haavisto, Marja Pihlaja and Tia Talli, will present three new projects at the Finnish Film Affair this year. “Bad Women” will be shown in the Fiction in Progress section, Variety has learned, while Ulla Heikkilä’s “Viva la Vida” – about a Finnish expat family living in southern Spain – and “The Beast Friend” will make their way to Fiction in Development.

There was reportedly a last minute change of plans for Machine Gun Kelly‘s performance at the VMAs alongside Travis Barker.

Dermot O’Leary has lifted the lid on what it was like starting on This Morning alongside his co-presenter Alison Hammond.