‘Shithouse’ Trailer: Cooper Raiff’s SXSW Award-Winning Debut Arrives Next Month

With everything that has happened in 2020, it’s hard to think back to what last fall felt like. Back when the summer was filled with blockbusters at the multiplex and film festivals were showcasing amazing features in the fall.

David Bowie photography exhibition is due to open in Brighton next month.The images set to be displayed were captured by Geoff MacCormack, a childhood friend of Bowie who, in the early 19070s, was asked to join the expanding lineup of his band, the Spiders From Mars.MacCormack was selling advertising space for a construction paper at the time he was asked to join Bowie and the Spiders.

Beat Saber in a brand new update next month (October), Beat Games has announced.The update is expected to arrive on October 13, and will allow players to create their own avatar before challenging both their friends and random opponents online.Beat Games is aiming to have the update arrive on all platforms simultaneously, however, in a tweet following the announcement, acknowledged that there may be a delay with the PS4 version.“We (Beat Games) are doing everything we can to make sure we release

Stockport will not pull out of the region’s controversial development masterplan ahead of its latest draft being released next month.Councillors voted against withdrawing from the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework (GMSF) at a heated town hall meeting last night.The Liberal Democrat group tabled a motion calling for the authority to concentrate on developing its own local plan, claiming the government’s intention to radically overhaul the planning system would soon render the GMSF ‘redundant’

Also Read: 'What the Constitution Means to Me' Broadway Review: A Timely Blend of the Political and PersonalSchreck also stars in the play, relating how she earned her college tuition as a teenager by winning Constitutional debate competitions across the United States. She resurrects her teenage self to trace the profound relationship between four generations of women and the founding document that shaped their lives.

Amazon Prime Video next month.The indie horror studio has teamed up with the streaming platform to offer a series of four thrillers that are all due for release in October digitally.News of the four films was announced last month, with each trailer for the film now released.Black Box, directed by Emmaunel Osei-Kuffour Jr., will be the first film in the series, released on October 6.

The Hollywood Reporter, the chat host, 52, will be back in the studio at the El Capitan in Hollywood, California on September 21st, to begin broadcasting episodes of his live show on ABC.The show will also return to its regular, one-hour format, after a summer hosted by special guests and episodes that have only been a half hour long for the past few months.  Prior to that, like all other late night hosts in response to the coronavirus pandemic, Kimmel was holding court at his home for the

Singer Sinéad O’Connor has revealed her new single will be released next month.

Bandai Namco’s upcoming horror-platformer, Little Nightmares II, is releasing early next year.Fans will be able to dive into the spooky adventure on February 11, 2021 when the title hits PC, PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. A next-gen version for PS5 and Xbox Series X is scheduled to release at a later date and those who own a previous version are eligible for a free upgrade.Players control Mono, a boy wearing a paper bag over his head who is trapped within a nightmarish world.

Neil Young has announced that he’s set to release a new EP in September.‘The Times’ will be released exclusively via Amazon Music, and features Young’s recent cover of Bob Dylan’s iconic track ‘The Times They Are A-Changin’.Elsewhere on the seven-track EP, which lands on September 18, is ‘Lookin’ For A Leader 2020′– a re-working of Young’s track ‘Lookin’ For A Leader’, which takes aim at US President Donald Trump whom Young is a notable critic of.“I’m on Amazon Music because no one delivers

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorPublic Enemy, the legendary rap group that helped shape socially conscious hip-hop into what it is today, have returned to Def Jam Recordings, the label that hosted their most iconic recordings.The reunion launches with a remix of the group’s classic 1989 song “Fight the Power (Remix 2020),” which opened the 2020 BET Awards in June featuring Nas, Rapsody, Black Thought, YG, Jahi and Questlove. The song, originally featured in Spike Lee’s film “Do the Right Thing,”

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Joe Exotic's team are putting in a bid for a presidential pardon.Dillon Passage explains how different evidence will be used for the pardon and appeals process.#TigerKing Watch on GMB