The Property Brothers as you've never seen them before

Jessica Kiang War is blood and bombs and politics, but not in Alina Gorlova’s fascinating, fraught documentary “This Rain Will Never Stop.” Elliptically following 20-year-old Andriy Suleiman, a student Red Cross worker who “left one war for another” when his family fled Hasukah, Syria for his mother’s hometown of Lysychansk, Ukraine, this defiantly oblique, uncannily composed film instead reduces actual conflict to a dully thunderous, far-off roar.

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Real Housewives of Salt Lake City franchise already heading for its first divorce? During the second episode of the first season, Meredith Marks and her husband, Seth Marks, revealed they had secretly separated before filming began.“Seth and I have been together for a really long time,” she told the Bravo cameras. “We met when we were 23, got married at 24 and had a baby at 25.

in Moston for several hours after officers first arrived around 5am.

NEW YORK -- As half of HGTV's “Property Brothers,” Jonathan Scott is all about transforming interior spaces.

Manchester United and England forward Marcus Rashford has hit back at a report on his investment in five properties alongside references to his campaigning for free school meals.Rashford took to Twitter and screen-grabbed a story that was published in the Mail on Sunday and appeared on MailOnline, under the headline: “What a result! Campaigning football star Marcus Rashford has bought five luxury homes worth more than £2million.”The article reports Rashford has “ploughed an estimated £1.5m into

announced plans for a 27-storey luxury student building in Deansgate. Proposals have also recently been approved for an overhaul of the Old Bank building on Corporation Street as part of the £800m NOMA development, and thousands of co-living apartments around First Street worth £450m.

The relationship between the Safdie Brothers and Daniel Lopatin, aka Oneohtrix Point Never, is well-documented. For both of their most recent releases, “Good Time” and “Uncut Gems,” Lopatin has provided the scores for the features, earning acclaim for his music that seemingly fits perfectly with the anxiety-ridden thrillers the Safdies have been known for.

Perth and Kinross Council chief has told homeowners and businesses it is up the them to protect their properties against flooding. The comments came as councillors discussed the impact of the “unprecedented” flooding on August 11 and 12.

Lava La Rue's reference points for falling in love are deeply relatable. She namechecks Bojack Horseman, Häagen-Dazs ice cream, and grimy east London dive bars on new song "Angel," a heady mix of the U.K.

, made you wish for the days of adventures in idyllic snowy New York streets, discovering the city's hidden gems and Jonas Brothers concerts, you're not alone.

a book series by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan, the holiday rom-com show — which is now streaming — follows New York teens Dash (Austin Abrams, “Euphoria”) and Lily (Midori Francis, “Gotham”) as they get to know each other via a written correspondence in a notebook.Lily initially leaves it on the shelf of iconic bookstore the Strand, in hopes of sparking a romance with a like-minded book nerd.

Victoria Beckham has unveiled more of the living room at her home in the Cotswolds with her husband David, and their children Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper, than ever before.The former Spice Girl took to Instagram with a photo of herself posing on the sofa, which came within a selection of unseen furniture, as well as revealing the impressive layout of the space.SEE: David and Victoria Beckham's £19million Miami penthouse revealedWATCH: Victoria Beckham shares rare video inside stunning

Jonas Brothers pop in for a festive appearance in Netflix's sweet, escapist holiday series, where they take the stage in snowy New York City and perform their Christmas song, «Like It's Christmas.»Nick Jonas, who serves as an executive producer on the eight-episode series, also makes a separate cameo, where he plays himself and gives love advice about a monumental decision one of the main characters is about to make in a vital, game-changing scene.