With Father’s Day this weekend in the U.S., the stars of “Always Be My Maybe” are sharing the best advice they’ve gotten from their own dads. (June 14)
The stars of new comedy “Always Be My Maybe,” about friends that reconnect after years apart, discuss how storytelling has changed in Hollywood recently. (May 23)
London Elektricity is back in the studio after a fantastic Hospitality in the Park, with a whole load of new music, including forthcoming tracks from Krakota, and fresh tunes from Danny Byrd’s ‘Atomic Funk’ LP, sit back and enjoy!
Tracklist:
Krakota – Hot Rain ft. Dynamite MC
Danny Byrd – iDragon
Unglued – Deep, Dark & Dirty
DJ Die – Jitta Bug (Remastered)
BSN Posse & Kabuki – Elevate
Krakota – Callback
Danny Byrd – Lizard Steppa
Krakota – See For Miles
Bop – Untitled Pattern 64
Primate – Illusion
Lowriderz – Around Me
Bop – Untitled Pattern 62
Missing – Mistakes
dBridge & Kid Drama – Wij Zijn
Kings of the Rollers – Euphoria
RQ – Interplay
Bungle – Cocooned VIP
dBridge – UR a Star (Reprise) ft. Alia Fresco
Supporters of South Korea’s former president Park Geun-hye react to her 24-year-year jail sentence for corruption, completing a dramatic fall from grace for the country’s first woman leader who became a figure of public fury and ridicule.
South Korea’s disgraced former president Park Geun-hye is jailed for 24 years Friday for corruption, closing out a dramatic fall from grace for the country’s first woman leader who became a figure of public fury and ridicule.
Half a century after they simmered with youthful sexuality in “Barefoot in the Park”, screen legends Jane Fonda and Robert Redford have teamed up again in “Our Souls at Night”, a tale of love and sex in later life. Redford and Fonda walked down the Venice Film Festival red carpet on Friday, where the Netlifx production had its premiere.
Supporters of ousted president Park Geun-hye scuffled with police outside her residence in Seoul on Thursday. The tension came as Park was set to attend a questioning session by a Seoul court before it determines whether she should be arrested over explosive corruption allegations. If the court issues the warrant, Park will become the third former president to be arrested over criminal accusations after leaving office since South Korea turned from a dictatorship to democracy in the late 1980s. READ MORE: https://on.rt.com/859k
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Two people have died in rallies after a court’s decision to remove President Park Geun-hye from office, South Korean police said on Friday. A hospital official said a man in his seventies died from head wounds after falling from a police bus in front of the Constitutional Court after it ruled to oust Park. The official said the man, believed to be a Park supporter, was bleeding heavily when he arrived at the office. Police have not yet released details about the second death. Thousands of Park’s supporters angrily reacted to the verdict, shouting and hitting police officers with flag poles and climbing on buses that police used to create a perimeter protecting the court, while others gathered to celebrate the Constitutional Court’s decision. READ MORE: https://on.rt.com/859k
RT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting from Moscow and Washington studios. RT is the first news channel to break the 1 billion YouTube views benchmark.
