‘Queen Marie’ Review: A Well-Dressed but Deadly Dull Historical Primer on Romania’s Last Queen

Naman Ramachandran The ongoing battle between the Indian government and Twitter intensified on Monday with the Delhi Police raiding the social media outfit’s Delhi and Gurgaon offices over a tweet marked by the platform as “manipulated.”The tweet in question originated from Sambit Patra, national spokesperson of India’s ruling party, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), on May 18.

“Romanians are bad at making movies. We have such a beautiful country, but they only show doom and gloom,” whines Pompiliu (Alexandru Papadopol) in the shaggy, summery comedy “Two Lottery Tickets.” Meant as a playful jab toward the Romanian New Wave movement that has put the country on the cinematic map, local audiences might have found a little bit of truth in writer/director Paul Negoescu’s script as they were clearly ready for something different.

Andy Lassner is putting his fears to the test once again.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.A thug boyfriend who threatened to live stream the murders of his partner’s family in Romania to her in Paisley has been jailed.During a bitter break-up with Maria Stanciu, Vasile Rostas warned that she would see her loved ones being killed - as thugs would use Facebook to film and broadcast the abuse.The 47-year-old bully also repeatedly shouted at

thug boyfriend who threatened to live stream the murders of his partner's family in Romania to her in Scotland has been jailed. During a bitter break-up with Maria Stanciu, Vasile Rostas warned that she would see her loved ones being killed - as thugs would use Facebook to film and broadcast the abuse.

The Queen was forced to ditch her ceremonial gown today in exchange for a simple lilac day dress and hat at the State Opening of Parliament. Breaking tradition, the Queen did not wear the long crimson velvet Robe of State to the ceremony, which marks her first public engagement since the death of Prince Philip.

Christopher Vourlias A pair of Oscar nominations for “Collective,” a blistering exposé of corruption in his native Romania, was certainly a triumph for Alexander Nanau, one of Europe’s most acclaimed documentary filmmakers.

Strathaven is taking on the ultimate challenge of climbing not one but two Munros this year.

Two high school seniors have become the first queer couple in their Ohio school district to win prom king and queen.Annie Wise and Riley Loudermilk, seniors at Kings High School in Kings Mill, have known each other since the third grade but began dating six months ago.The couple told NBC News that they were aware that friends planned to vote for them for prom court, but neither Wise nor Loudermilk expected to win.Wise said she was so excited when the school announced their victory that her

Romanian woman who vanished in January. The tragic discovery was made near Fortrose & Rosemarkie Golf Club on January 30 - 11 days after Marilena-Maria Maftei was last seen in Inverness.

Mark Consuelos and Kelly Ripa! The lovebirds marked a major milestone on Saturday, May 1, celebrating 25 years of marriage. Lucky for fans, the daytime talk show host and Riverdale star, both 50, took to social media to honor each other with aww-worthy tributes.

Britney Spears felt like essential viewing upon its release in February. The documentary, produced by the New York Times, sparked a long overdue reassessment of the toxic celebrity culture of the Noughties, when baiting female stars became a blood sport and talk show hosts would grill girls in their late teens about their sex lives on primetime television.

Best Original Screenplay“Judas and the Black Messiah”“Minari”“Promising Young Woman” *WINNER“Sound of Metal”“The Trial of the Chicago 7”Best Adapted Screenplay“Borat Subsequent Moviefilm”“The Father” *WINNER“Nomadland”“One Night in Miami”“The White Tiger”Best International Feature“Another Round,” Denmark *WINNER“Better Days,” Hong Kong“Collective,” Romania“The Man Who Sold His Skin,” Tunisia“Quo Vadis, Aida?,” Bosnia & HerzegovinaBest Supporting ActorSacha Baron Cohen, “The Trial of the Chicago