film festival winter snow is a new film based on stephen king's story children of the corn is a prequelal story in a small town an adult decides to get rid of loss-making corn fields. and the children, for some inexplicable reason, do not agree with such a decision and arrange a bloody massacre . the director and screenwriter of the project was kurt wimar. author of the anti-utopia equilibrium new and children of the corn. their creators are presented as a fresh rethought look at the original work, without departing from the atmosphere of a dark intriguing horary. get ready the one who walks the ranks spoke to me. he helped me in such a way that now i will help him and kill all the adults. first you watched the program industry, cinema new events face films and discoveries in our next issue. see you at the screens and in the halls of cinemas. jim jatters the us state department where i worked for a while in pen for soviet affairs he foresaw what is happening now in ukraine this is a trap for russia which was prepared in early 2022. don't think anyone outside the government. known for su

in the last century, i was fond of stephen king. imagine, so there is one hero.asks another man, tell me, do you believe in the afterlife, and he looks around and answers. it seems to me that this is it . laughing what daughter? what kind of ice waves from one to another back and forth? isn't it true, you don't feel anything at all? you've watched 9 seasons of supernatural. she had a very offended voice. oh oh and the comrade wolf himself was watching his beloved. so it remains to find only a hint, and they will prompt together, of course, scissors. after this sura, he handed over this church. also eat this. one of the tops of the iceberg around the glass wolf is large, and next to it is the spring, and next to it is located. hello this is a rock, paper scissors quest in the origin of this city, the wolf's trail is definitely guessed. and there are also mountains and white sand, as in the maldives it's time to go, volkovysk to check urban legends and myths. hello lena. hi pasha, i’ll say right away that today you are sending with great pleasure from volkovysk. ye

states who laughs at the tragedy of his mother and this is perceived. such a horror movie that stephen kinglways becoming the biggest after all, how zelensky wanted this world fame yes, how he tried to make a speech to pronounce his feet on leon himself , how he flirted all the time. and now he's taking revenge. to all those who did not recognize him then , such revenge of the little man is not recognized and how much it manifests itself. here is very curious. she spoke out to you and shackled for rice , only she made the wrong conclusion. here listen well, i'm not going to look for contradictions in the words of future presidential candidates. we'll see where they end up , you mean rune assault. well, here's what i'm going to say. it's really important that whoever is running for president of the united states understands the essence of this conflict, the fact that we are defending not only the independence of ukraine but also a rule-based system that says that force does not make right. you can't just destroy your neighbor, by the way, for those who say oh, we should focus on the indian p

patrick mahomes, ice-t, william shatner, stephen king, the white house. we are not paying. [laughter] julian: we all have blue checks. i don't know what the goal here is -- larry: if elon is trying to drive twitter off the edge of a cliff. my other question is, there's got to be away for these engineers to come together and go, we can do this on our own and just have a new site. dan: maybe. that's possible. i suppose. maybe he underestimated how b people wanted to have the blue check. it authenticates your account. but at the end of the day, it's not worth eight dollars a month to me. i suspect he will reverse the decision. i don't know. i suspect there will be a lot of people who pay. as you pointed out, there will be a whole endless slew of fake celebrity accounts as a result, no way to verify them. i bet they will reverse this. julian: if you already have the followers, the blue checkmark doesn't really -- yes, it verifies that you have an authentic account and all of that, but i don't really think you need it. julian: maybe it is all a bad april fools' day joke. it is s

stephen king told us what's neededis stephen king told us what's needed is a bilateral returns agreementwhich would see the immediate return of those arriving to british shores unlawfully from france. got to do the returns deal first and get a system in place which enabung get a system in place which enabling us to send people back to. either the european union or another safe third country, or of course to that country of origin. and until you've got that deal in place . the that deal in place. the legislation that we're going to be discussing in parliament next week is not worth the paper it's written on. prince edward's been named as the new duke of edinburgh. the title has been granted by his brother, king charles on the prince's 59th birthday and will be held for his lifetime his wife sophie becomes the duchess of edinburgh. it's understood the late duke of edinburgh had always wanted his youngest son, edward, to inherit his title . edward, to inherit his title. the decision, though, was down to charles as. king the uk economy grew by 0.3% in january. the latest data from the office

stephen king. mr. speaken minister. stephen king. mr. speaker.backlog because they don't have the facilities detain tens of thousands of asylum seekers because they don't have a returns agreement in place with the eu to send those deemed inadmissible back. and for all her taxpayer funded photo ops this weekend, the home secretary has seemingly failed to bung rwandan government enough money them to increase the number of asylum seekers. they're ready to take this year. mr. for a deterrent to be effective , it deterrent to be effective, it has to be credible. yet these plans are just empty threats. so can she tell us where expects to detain the tens thousands of asylum seekers forecast arrive this year where she to remove them to when rwanda clearly has no intention of taking more than a very small proportion of . a very small proportion of. those who she expects to arrive this year. and when will this government get of the way so that labour can deliver its five point plan for stop the boat crossings? secretary . mr. crossings? secretary. mr. spea

. >> you credited stephen king as one of your mentors. what did he teach you?ys producing but also the insecurity never goes away. i mean, even when he sometimes will send me a new book he's still nervous how i will react to it so i realize that insecurity will never go away. >> just part of the process. >> only bad writers think they're good. if you have a writer saying, yeah, i'm really great, trust me, the book is horrendous. don't read it. we all have those doubts and you have to have them or else it won't work. >> you have a big tv career coming out. what's going on next? >> the next tv show will be "shelter," on prime video, based on my younog adult series and filmed it right in new jersey across the george washington bridge. that will be out time this summer. >> all right, harlan coben, thanks for coming back. "i wil find you" is out today, and we will be right back. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, t

stephen king, i was halfway through rewatching wire comes the news that lance reddick has died at theerful . this is sad actor, wonderful. this is sad news . yeah. and it just goes . news. yeah. and it just goes. and the new john wick's about to come out and it'll be it's next week he's going to be in it so sometimes when you hear these hollywood deaths the timing is always very it's such poignant and quite scary as well he leaves behind his and you know he's done amazing you know he starred in all 60 episodes of the wire and not many people know him. yeah he works with people like idris elba dominic west. so it's a really sad news that was broken in hollywood overnight . i just feel i mean, overnight. ijust feel i mean, i know i've missed the wire and i know i've missed the wire and i know that a lot of people you say a lot of people know him from that. but in terms of hollywood it just seemed like he was really getting into his own because he's is getting these roles where they're often very underplayed . i think he just has underplayed. i think he just has he's just has this person

as if that is, it is possible, but i will remind you in the novel of one such horror movie that stephen kingn was a clown. and here it is not necessary to forget that it always becomes a clown and cubes. by the way , these are maniacs and failed artists. well then there are unrealized ones. world words yes, as he tried to make a speech with legs, in fact he is like him all the time he flirted. and now he's taking revenge. to all those who did not recognize him then, such revenge of the little man is not recognized and how much it manifests itself. here she expressed herself very curiously, in my opinion, only she drew the wrong conclusions. here listen well, i'm not going to look for contradictions in the words of future presidential candidates. we'll see where they end up, you mean the landing rune. yeah well, that's what i will say it is really important that whoever is running for president of the united states understands the essence of this conflict, the fact that we are defending not only the independence of ukraine, but also a rules-based system that says that force does not make the

. >> stephen: i like the longbow, i am grateful to the longbow men from wales. king in. >> stephen: there will be a test at tonight's interview. we will take a quick break but we will be right back with mark taron egerton. stick around. old friends, explore new worlds, and to start screening for colon cancer. yep. with colon cancer rising in adults under 50, the american cancer society recommends starting to screen earlier, at age 45. i'm cologuard, a noninvasive way to screen at home, on your schedule. and i find 92% of colon cancers. i'm for people 45+ at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. woman: (thinking) ugh, i can't wait to get out of here... (chime) ...and right into my shower! new dial with hydraclean complex and vitamin e. cleanses deep, but is gentle on skin. dial up your day. let's do this. a mystery! jessie loves playing detective. but the real mystery was her irritated skin. so, we switched to tide pods free & gentle. it cleans better, and doesn't l

king's hand. it's part of tradition. >> stephen: what does it symbolize, openness? your shorts on. my thinking. oh, man, i am going to meet the king and it's going to fall off and i'm standing there in my boxers. i was like, please. let this not happen to me. it was actually really beautiful time and i don't mean to make fun of it. it was very beautiful. >> stephen: the new film, you are returning as detective john luther in "luther: the fallen sun." for those who aren't familiar, who is john luther? what's it like to play a character for 13 years? >> idris: i know. john luther is the character that i played in 2010. he's a detective. it's the detective genre. he's a broken man, tortured. it was for the bbc originally and we did five seasons. it's a great show. i love that show. eventually we wanted to see it on a bigger scale so we sort of put it in the ether and here we are with a film, the first film. >> stephen: we have a clip. do you know what we are going to see? >> idris: no. >> stephen: you don't. it will be exciting for both of us. >> idris: [laughs] >> whe

challenge. >> stephen: are there any people that you admire or aspire to be as a performer, as an actor? >> mary: i love angela bassett. she is one of my favorites. you have taraji, regina king to be as good as them. or denzel one day. >> stephen: people who get they really want to tell. is there someone that you'd like to play? >> mary: i always wanted to play nina simone. i want to learn how to play the piano. i love her songs. they are very dark and moody and i can always find a place for that so yeah, i definitely want to play her. >> stephen: mary, it was so lovely to meet you and finally have you on. >> mary: nice to see you again. >> stephen: i will see you at the white house next time. "mary can" is available now. that's mary j. blige, everybody. we'll be right back with cookbook author alison roman. stick around. at marshalls, our buyers spend every day hustling for the brands you love... so you don't have to. we get the deals. you get the good stuff. marshalls my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantlyeasn skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, an

broken in the 32nd stephen curry festival 34 minutes on the field 29 points 734 passes led to a score and was the best player on the field you couldn't grate this wine. also, sacramento kings, third in the eastern conference, hid 117 122 remix. in other games, indiana pacers, utah jazz and shawl are the company . brief news of the first day of the artistic gymnastics world cup in baku. in the first step of the asian championship in indonesia, iran's national beach team will meet with saudi arabia today. the country's women, together with saudi arabia and south korea, are in group one . the asian age group alpine skiing competition was followed in south korea in the small spiral of praise and reached the fifth place. sogul asadi also showed me in the small and large spiral , respectively. the first round of nowruz international competitions with the participation of female athletes from 22 countries will start today, hosted by tehran. the director of the konya series will start today and the athletes our country will face opponents in kata and committee materials. enjoy the sports news of this saadabad. according to the announcement of the vice president of science and tech

stephen mcdonell, bbc news, beijing. a statement from the duke and duchess of sussex, harry and meghan, suggests they will be invited to the king's who are based in the us, would receive an invitation. their spokesperson said they would not yet disclose their decision. here's our royal correspondent, daniela relph. god save the king! at church today on the sandringham estate in norfolk. with just under two months to go, plans for the king's coronation are moving forward. invitations are posted out next month, but guests have now had save the date e—mails, and they include the duke and duchess of sussex. in a statement, a spokesperson for harry and meghan said: . since they were last in the uk, harry's memoir spare has been published. it is a very public airing of fractured family relationships. and last night, there was more. well, i certainly don't see myself as a victim. yeah. an online conversation between harry and author gabor mate, where family breakdown came up again. i'm starting to, you know, go back to the point of trauma and be able to unravel and unpack everything so that i can now live a truly authentic life and be g

stephen hawking subsequently did not agree to say that not only plays, but even sometimes einstein cheats correctly. in medieval leather poulets, its length could be up to two feet, but the english kingited damn, well, two inches, this is a sock. skin for footwear during dressing is processed with abrasive materials. what ensures strength and wear resistance? nubuck grief it 's all over 600 the inhabitants of the shetland islands celebrate the end of the new year's season with a festival of lights, at the end they burn exactly this in memory of the vikings who once owned the viking boat archipelago, right. 16 copper statues surrounding the base of the spire of this cathedral were successfully removed for restoration 4 days before the fire. when climbing the temple mount in jerusalem, it was customary for the ancient jews to take off their shoes photos 23 in february 1945, the photographer of the prize 1.500 in mikhail kolotozov's film conspiracy of the doomed, this former emigrant played the vatican agent cardinal birch, but nevertheless received the rarest case in soviet cinema for the role of the stalin prize. this is alexander vertinsky is true. eyes over 300 in our eyes, he saw t

king like this . really good to see you this. really good to see you this. really good to see you this morning. also stephento actually he's got the blue suit, hasn't he? have you got any wrist amazonian tribal wristbands on. got a kind of give it a gold but i bling bling i've always got the black alice effect thank you i say you know i just it's such a skill to be able to do that and even get some abstract stuff as well, which is an incredible skill but something about that, which is the real life . and you can the real life. and you can really see the almost the feeling in his face. i mean, i just think it's remarkable. oh, giving it to you an arty person. no, i'm not a nasty person at all. i'm showing you a portrait that my father once painted of me . oh, i'll have to get that on me. oh, i'll have to get that on screen. that was me when i was a baby.i screen. that was me when i was a baby. i mean, that's interesting. that's the only portrait i've ever had done this. me drinking from a baby's bottle. whereas camera three. now . it was me . it's now it's. it was me. it's interesting that . it does look int

king in bordeaux. apparently two ships immortalised on this. i am joined . stephen clarke is the joined.s. he also wrote 1000 years of annoying the french, which i think we can all agree a fantastic, fantastic agree is a fantastic, fantastic piece and look, piece of literature. and look, thank much . do thank you very much. do you think french will think that the french will really be targeting john king? it from . well, it seems a bit from. well, they're not going to be targeting hidden particularly. it's just sadly , this visit it's just that sadly, this visit is coming at. a really sensitive bad time because at the moment, you know, the french are on high for any sign of sort of privilege and wealth because there are massive going on about raising the retirement age from 62 to 64, which probably the uk sounds very low, but over here they're mad about it. and so king charles is true. he's going to be arriving in a city where in some parts of the city rubbish hasn't been collected for about two weeks. and out in the streets i saw that someone had very kindly kind of pushed it all agains

stephen isabel. and he, of course, the new artist that course, is the new artist that commissioned the beautiful portrait with portrait of kingremony , no suit, no pomp and ceremony, no military regroups and no clue crown anything. and he looked like a man who looks very comfortable in his skin, i have to say. and him with camilla have shown a lovely side to their both the relation ship and to the future of the monarchy in this country. whatever that may be. i'm sure your viewers will have lots of views on that, but also is quite nice to touch on the historical significance of charles's background on germany. of course, his father was born in greece, but spoke fluent german because he was german. he was educated in france and germany . so i was educated in france and germany. so i think it'd be really nice for him just to go back. and he's fluent in german as well. not that they say. not quite. he only got to speak for 8 minutes out of the 23 or whatever. not quite as flown. just i think for me about those german identity and what they think all the time. everything has to be right. but i do think that does add to a friendshi

stephen and anne. let's take a look at today's front pages for you now. and in express this morning, attention is drawn to kingprotests in the capital. also all around france. yes, indeed , i has that. also all around france. yes, indeed , i has that . well, but indeed, i has that. well, but also say that the king wants to heal britain's brexit wounds. the times again leads with king charles, his first state visit being postponed. president macron warned it would become the target of an escalating nationwide revolt in france . the nationwide revolt in france. the mail also gives a front page over to that the daily telegraph does the same. it says the uk with the eu is in disarray after king charles in state visit to france was cancelled. the mirror has a man with toothache who went to ukraine to get it . and went to ukraine to get it. and finally the front stage of start leads with big gets being blamed for a global wind pandemic so that. for a global wind pandemic so that . money okay let's go that. money okay let's go through those with writer and columnist emma wolfe and radio presenter pete price and all r

stephen in that i'm very confused. i just enjoy to round up that's. we're doing, we're skipping ahead don't we. we get to an hour but it is 824. yes, that's right. now the king'soronation. and we're going to be checking with them, we be checking in with them, as we just but, we've just just did. but, yes, we've just checked with checking with checked in with checking in with them again. but it's nice to see them again. but it's nice to see the pictures again. there you go. it's impressive and go. it's impressive stuff. and paul hawkins wembley paul hawkins will be at wembley ahead of england's qualifying match ukraine later on match against ukraine later on this afternoon. always, this afternoon. and as always, we know what you think. we want to know what you think. do getting in touch do you keep getting in touch with this morning? views with us this morning? gb views at news uk or you can tweet at gb news uk or you can tweet us at . gb news. all alright, us at. gb news. all alright, time for you support this morning chris skudder is here once again. morning good morning stephen. who really ? yeah. stephen. who really? yeah. alright, i thought it was interest