YouTube Nabs Naming Rights to Theater at L.A.’s Hollywood Park Complex (EXCLUSIVE)

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Katie Price's latest round of plastic surgeries meant the star was unable to be with her daughter on her 14th birthday.The star, who shares Princess Andre with ex-husband Peter Andre, jetted off to red-list country Turkey on June 15 for a complete surgical makeover which included full body liposuction and a cat-eye facelift. Singer and presenter Peter, 48, took care of his and Katie's son, Junior, 16, as well as Princess while the former glamour model recovered from her operations.

Danielle Lloyd has raised her concerns for friend Katie Price and her ‘addiction’ to cosmetic surgery, according to the Mirror.The model recommended that Katie should seek therapy if she 'starts' to feel like she is becoming addicted to surgery following her latest procedure which has left her swollen and bruised.The mum-of-four, who has recently urged Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy to end their feud, is no stranger to a bit of cosmetic alterations when she revealed she had a range of

Katie Price underwent surgery as she felt “insecure” and wants to “maintain her looks for her career”, a source has told OK! Katie, 43, unveiled the results of her new surgery on Friday's Good Morning Britain and listed the procedures that she received in Turkey. Now, a source tells OK!: “Katie felt insecure recently and just wanted to feel back to her old self.

Katie Price unveiled the results of her new surgery on Friday's Good Morning Britain and listed the procedures that she received in Turkey. The mother-of-five, 43, insisted that she hasn't had a full face lift and dismissed people's claims that she is "addicted to surgery".

Children were left looking on in horror as a mass brawl erupted at a popular holiday site on July 6. The terrified kids could only watch as men landed blows on one another in the toilets of one of the holiday resort destinations.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefHong Kong- and Paris-based sales agent All Rights Entertainment has picked up representation of upcoming animated film “Agavia and the Forgotten Kingdom,” depicting Mexican mythology, tradition and heritage.The film is being produced by Guadalajara-based Metacube Entertainment, which previously produced “Salma’s Big Wish” (aka “Dia de Muertos”).

Jamie Lang Los Angeles-based 1844 Entertainment has acquired international sales rights and U.S. distribution for Jorge Cuchí’s 2020 Venice Critics’ Week player, “50 o Dos Ballenas se Encuentran En la Playa” (“50 (or Two Whales Meet on the Beach)”).“50” stars young actors José Antonio Toledano as Félix and Karla Coronado as Elisa, two 17-year-olds who together embark on the 2016 social media phenomena Blue Whale Challenge together.

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Christopher Vourlias Mediawan Rights, the sales arm of European media group Mediawan, is ramping up its documentary slate with the addition of two new feature films, Variety has learned.Directed by Ado Hasanovic, “My Father’s Diaries” is an intimate portrait of the Bosnian War that uses 8mm footage shot by the director’s family, as well as his father’s written account of the period from the start of the war through the infamous “death march” that saw some 15,000 Bosniaks attempt to trek more

Flamingo Land to develop a holiday park at Balloch are set to be exhibited to the public in August.

Sixteen years after launching, YouTube has landed its first naming-rights deal, with the Google-owned video giant on Monday announcing its name will be on the new 6,000-seat venue at the Hollywood Park complex in Inglewood, California. The new venue — part of a larger complex connected to SoFi Stadium, the new home of the Rams and Chargers — will be dubbed the YouTube Theater when it opens later this summer.

In a first for YouTube, the digital video giant is putting its name on a new 6,000-seat music venue opening at Hollywood Park, the sports and entertainment area in Inglewood, CA just east of LAX.

Angelique Jackson The Hollywood Legion Theater drive-in has announced an important upgrade for its “Summer of Celluloid” drive-in series, adding 35mm projectors for this year’s screenings.With the new addition, the Hollywood Legion is now the only drive-in on the west coast to present movies in 35mm.“Analog 35mm film projection at an outdoor cinema is a rare and special experience,” said Taylor Umphenour, the Hollywood Legion Theater’s creative director and chief projectionist.

Will Thorne Staff WriterMark Duplass and Natalie Morales are taking their “Language Lessons” around the world.Blue Fox Entertainment has acquired the international rights to the pair’s secret pandemic film. News of the acquisition comes only a few months after “Language Lessons” made an eye-catching debut at the Berlin Festival and won an Audience Award at the SXSW Film Festival.The global distributor plans to introduce it to buyers at the upcoming Cannes virtual market.

Christopher Vourlias Heretic, the Athens-based boutique production company and sales agent, has acquired world sales rights for “Feathers,” the feature-length debut of Egyptian writer-director Omar El Zohairy, which will have its premiere in Cannes Critics’ Week.“Feathers” explores a family’s transformation when a magic trick goes awry at a birthday party, and the magician turns the father into a chicken.