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The U.K. Film and TV has appointed Marcus Ryder as its new CEO and Claire Tavernier as the new chair of trustees. Ryder, who will take up the role in the fall, replaces Alex Pumfrey who hasjoined U.K. commercial broadcaster ITV as director of strategic partnerships. Tavernier joins with immediate effect. Cameron Saunders and Andrew Wilson-Mouasher served as interim chairs of the charity over the last 12 months. Most recently Ryder was head of external Consultancies at the Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity, set up to explore and increase diversity across the media industry.

Meta is a company that encourages a culture of "see no evil, hear no evil," former company engineer Arturo Bejar said on Tuesday. He was testifying in front of a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing centered on how algorithms for Facebook and Instagram (both owned by parent company Meta) push content to teens that promotes bullying, drug abuse, eating disorders and self-harm. Bejar's job at the company was to protect the social media site's users.

Health & wellbeingWithout engaging with natural environments, our brains cease to work well. As the new field of environmental neuroscience proves, exposure to nature isn’t a luxury – it’s a necessity It’s a grey November day; rain gently pocks the surface of the tidal pools. There is not much to see in this East Sussex nature reserve – a few gulls, a little grebe, a solitary wader on the shore – but already my breathing has slowed to the rhythm of the water lapping the shingle, my shoulders have dropped and I feel imbued with a sense of calm.

Thanks to TikToks like David Dobrik’s. I don’t want to be the one to say it. But is Jack Harlow’s “Whats Poppin” song of the summer? As heartbreaking as it is to assign a bop to a summer where very few heads are stuck out car windows, screaming lyrics to the wind, and where baddies can’t freak it for their friends on the dance floor, the hits have not let up.

Vincent Dedienne Compagne: Introduction Vincent Dedienne est un acteur, humoriste et chroniqueur français reconnu pour son talent et son charisme. Sa carrière dans le monde du spectacle a pris son envol au cours des dernières années, ce qui lui a valu un succès remarquable. Mais en dehors des feux de la rampe, Vincent Dedienne a également une vie privée intéressante qui mérite d’être découvert. Présentation de Vincent Dedienne Vincent Dedienne est né le 2 février 1987 à Lyon, en France.

Today in trivia: Turns out “Yonkers’s” origins are rooted in comedy. As part of an interview snippet published to promote Golf Radio, Tyler told Vince Staples he made the song’s beat in eight minutes so he and his friends could send up the style of Yonkers-born Jadakiss and other New York rappers for fun. But satire soon turned into a happy accident, as Tyler spit some “random verses,” had a serious change of heart, and released what would become a Yeezy-approved hit.

Play video content 6/8/18 IT HURTS Whitney Cummings can't hide it ... she's so angry about Roseanne Barr and what happened to her former coworkers on "Roseanne" -- so much so, it's hard for her to find the right words. The comedian and former "Roseanne" executive producer sounded like she has PTSD when she tried to tell us about her experience. Remember, Whitney left before Roseanne's racist comment got the show axed -- but, seems like she'd seen the writing on the wall when she quit.

Dolores Catania is one of the stars of The Real Housewives of New Jersey. The Bravo personality embodies Jersey and she embraces every aspect of it. Catania is a fan favorite despite not being heavily involved in the drama as some of her co-stars. However, as the season 11 finale approaches, Catania teases that she will “get mad” after a feud between them erupts. Why does Dolores Catania ‘get mad’ at her ‘RHONJ’ co-stars?

Max Kay jailed for six years after setting fire to the Grade 1 listed hotel in Cheshire. It was back on the 18th June 2011 when more than one hundred guests were staying at the Peckforton Castle in Cheshire for the wedding of Max Kay and his bride. Kay, 37, had booked the wedding back in 2009 when the property developer was in the process of becoming bankrupt, although he still booked the wedding at the cost of £27,000.