Top movie premieres expected to return by next year – Vue boss

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straight to your inboxOle Gunnar Solskjaer doesn't expect to see Manchester United really hit their stride for another four or five games as his squad try to build up their match fitness.United were beaten by Crystal Palace in their first Premier League game of the new season and with some of the squad having only had a week of pre-season training they looked understandably short of match sharpness against the Eagles.Solskjaer's side could fit in only one pre-season friendly before the campaign

Primetime Emmy Awards may not have had a red carpet, but it still brought Us some seriously incredible celebrity style!On Sunday, September 20, the 72nd annual event took place virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Though most A-listers tuned in from their homes, a few stopping by the Los Angeles stage at the Staples Center, which led to a wide variety of looks, from Pjs to ball gowns.

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The long week of Creative Arts Emmys is finally over. After five nights of virtual ceremonies, the Television Academy has bestowed a heap of trophies to “Watchmen,” “Saturday Night Live,” “The Marvelous Mrs.

teenagers prepare to head off to university next week, proud parents will be determined to make sure they're equipped with everything they need. But if you haven't had a child go to university before, you might have no idea what your teen will need.

Ana de Armas should be certified as the queen of influence after the dresses she appears wearing on her upcoming movie is, as of this writing, sold out. Armas stars on No Time to Die, as the latest Bond Girl, alongside Daniel Craig.

Back to the Future musical is coming to London in 2021.Back to the Future, The Musical first opened at the Manchester Opera House in March, but the run was cut short due to the coronavirus pandemic.The production will now be coming to the Adelphi Theatre in The Strand, premiering on May 14, 2021.Christopher Lloyd, who starred in the original film as Dr Emmett “Doc” Brown, starred in an advert teasing the return of the production, holding up a copy of the Evening Standard with the front page

Glitzy film premieres could return to London's Leicester Square by next year and cinema-goers will return to socially-distanced screenings at pre-Covid levels in six months, according to the boss of the Vue cinema chain in the UK.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorEmmy and Oscar-winning actress Regina King is in uncharted waters.“I am so excited and anxious – all the different forms of that word,” King tells us about unveiling her feature directorial debut One Night In Miami.“Pull up a thesaurus and look up the word anxious and I am all of those things.

Reading & Leeds boss Melvin Benn has revealed that “everyone will be tested” for coronavirus at next year’s festival.After this year’s edition was cancelled due to COVID-19, the first names on the line-up for Reading & Leeds 2021 were announced last night – with Stormzy, Catfish And The Bottlemen, Post Malone, Disclosure, Liam Gallagher and Queens Of The Stone Age all topping the bill at the event’s first run at having two main stages and six headliners.Speaking to NME last week before the

Video Music Awards really came through with some seriously buzz-worthy fashion moments. We can’t help but admire A-lister’s bold and beautiful style choices when appearing on the awards show Sunday, August 30.

Reading & Leeds boss Melvin Benn wistfully tells NME on the eve of what would have been one of the loudest weekends of the year. Oh, what we’d give to be up at Bramham Park or down at Little John’s Farm right now to see a little more musical history being made.

The X Factor may not be returning this year, but ITV boss Kevin Lygo has now suggested that it's unlikely we'll see the reality show on our TV screens again next year either.Back in February, it was confirmed that Simon Cowell had decided to rest The X Factor in 2020, with the series taking a year off in order to "reinvigorate" the show for when it eventually returns, originally thought to be in 2021.But at the virtual Edinburgh TV Festival this week, Lygo admitted that The X Factor isn't

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorAs the U.S. opening date for “Tenet” nears, Warner Brothers is dipping back into the time-honored practice of running ads for the film on TV.