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Wayne and Coleen Rooney's marriage has continued to dominate headlines over the years, with their high-profile romance continuing to be hit with rumours and controversies. Former footballer Wayne, 35, and wife Coleen, 36, are now set to let the world into their life behind closed doors, with their own documentary, titled Rooney, scheduled to air on Amazon Prime on Friday 11 February. Wayne's infidelities are addressed in the new show with Coleen, who has been in a relationship with Wayne since they were both 16, speaking out about them publicly for the first time.

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Wayne Rooney has opened up about his relationship with wife Coleen in the wake of his documentary dropping on Amazon Prime on Friday 11 February. The footballer’s infidelities are addressed in the eye-opening documentary, in which wife of 14 years Coleen emotionally t alks about on camera for the first time Ahead of its release tomorrow, Wayne chatted to Good Morning Britain’s Ben Shepherd, and discussed how he always knew he wanted to marry Coleen. “I knew from a young age that I wanted to marry her,” Wayne said.

When Wayne Rooney got signed to Everton aged 16, he wasn't the only one thrust into the spotlight.The public were equally as fascinated by his high school sweetheart Coleen Rooney, who became a columnist for this very magazine! The couple tied the knot in Italy's Portofino in 2008, with the special day being covered exclusively by OK! magazine. Coleen, 36, has revealed all about the ups and downs of their relationship in new Amazon documentary - Rooney.

Coleen Rooney, 35, has broken her silence a day before her husband Wayne Rooney's documentary premieres on Amazon Prime Video.MORE: Wayne and Coleen Rooney's childhood homes are worlds away from their family mansionTaking to Twitter, the mother-of-four shared a picture of herself and Wayne, 36, taken at the documentary's premiere on Wednesday night, and defended her family.WATCH: Everything you need to know about Coleen - in just 60 seconds"I am who I am... He is who he is...

Wayne Rooney is one of the most successful footballers in recent history and England's all-time record goalscorer. However, while his professional life has soared his personal life has faced a fair few ups and downs. Over the years, the father of four who features in a new documentary about his life for Amazon Prime, has been involved in some scandals inevitably widely reported by the newspapers.

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Coleen Rooney and husband Wayne Rooney were out in force for the premiere of the footballer's new Amazon Prime documentary Rooney on Wednesday 9 February. The married couple, who have been together since they were just 16 years old, have undergone a lot of public scrutiny and scandal over the years amid the sports star's indiscretions, and Coleen has recently said she has "learnt to live" with his behaviour.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentAward winning film director and historian Mark Cousins (“The Story of Film: A New Generation”) is at Rome’s Cinecittà Studios making a doc titled “March on Rome” that will explore the roots of fascism by analyzing films, photographs, and other documents found in Italian archives.The high-profile documentary — pegged to the centennial of the infamous late October 1922 insurrection by which Benito Mussolini came to power in Italy — will take its cue from the Fascist propaganda film “A Noi” by director Umberto Paradisi, produced in 1923 as an official Fascist party document celebrating the March on Rome.Italian writer and director Tony Saccucci (“The Duce’s Boxer”), who originated the project and did meticulous research for it, serves as a co-writer with Cousins. Saccuci cross-checked Paradisi’s film with other sources of the time to reveal details of the pic that provide a completely new take on the history of those dramatic days, according to the synopsis.

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Wayne Rooney has touched upon the "mistakes" he has made during his marriage with wife Coleen. The extremely candid comment comes ahead of the release of Amazon's new documentary about his life and career.MORE: Coleen Rooney breaks silence on husband Wayne's 'unacceptable' infidelity scandalsColeen, 35, and Wayne, 36, who began dating at age 16, have been married since 2008, and together, they share four sons together - Kai, 11, Klay, eight, Kit, five, and Cass, three.WATCH: Coleen Rooney in 60 secondsDiscussing the experience of fame at 16, the professional footballer admitted to having "explosions".

BUCHAREST, Romania -- Maksim Goldenshteyn recounts a story his grandmother once told him about how, as a 4-year-old child, she snuck out of a Jewish ghetto during World War II to retrieve her favorite dolls that had been left behind when her family was forcibly evicted from their home in occupied Soviet Ukraine.“She knew, even at that age, that because she had lighter hair and blue eyes, she could pass for a local Ukrainian girl,” said Goldenshteyn. “She put on a kerchief and slipped out of the ghetto.”It's one of the stories that Seattle native Goldenshteyn tells in his book, “ So They Remember,” which recounts — with a blend of intimate family memoir and historical research — the Holocaust in Transnistria, a territory in occupied southern Ukraine that was controlled by Romania, a close ally to Nazi Germany for most of the war.In that territory, where around 150 camps and ghettos operated, there played out a lesser-known but equally sinister chapter of the Holocaust, where hundreds of thousands of Jews were brutalized, exploited, and murdered.