How my split from Eamonn broke me: For first time emotional RUTH LANGSFORD tells devastating way her marriage ended, how the trauma left her in therapy… and the moment she took her ring off

Her friends encouraged her to remove her wedding ring, wanting to share the moment with her. Looking back, she remembers being incredibly upset. ‘It felt huge,’ she explains. ‘It was a real moment of accepting that it was over. Wow, this is it. I’m officially getting divorced.’

‘The Raid’s Iko Uwais to Lead New Action Thriller ‘Warrior’

Iko Uwais first gained recognition in the action genre with the film Merantau, directed by Gareth Evans. This movie showcased his martial arts skills as a young man leaving his peaceful village for the excitement of Jakarta. Uwais and Evans then achieved widespread success with The Raid in 2011 and its sequel in 2014. Since then, Evans directed Tom Hardy in Netflix’s Havoc, while Uwais has been searching for the right roles in Hollywood.

Sadie Sink and Noah Jupe say they’ve only rehearsed TWICE for their roles as star-crossed lovers in Romeo And Juliet – two weeks before Shakespeare tragedy returns to the West End

I’m so excited! The cast is going to be performing at the Harold Pinter Theatre in London starting March 16th. And it’s especially wonderful to see Jessie Buckley continuing to work with Shakespeare – she was amazing in Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet, and I can’t wait to see her bring another role to life on stage.

Hacker Has a Change of Heart? Returns $21M Bitcoin Like a Boss

On Thursday, the Gwangju District Prosecutors’ Office announced they got their 320.8 Bitcoin back after the hackers had a sudden attack of conscience (or maybe just realized karma is real). The assets, worth a cool $21 million, were transferred back to a wallet managed by the prosecutors. Apparently, the hackers moved the Bitcoin through more addresses than a New York City subway map before sending it home.

Guns, guts and gearheads: The rowdy men who remade Hollywood

But how significant was this change, really? The commonly held belief is that the Hollywood films of the 1960s and 70s were revitalized by a new wave of directors. Films like “Bonnie and Clyde” and “Easy Rider” are often credited with shaking up the studio system and fundamentally changing American cinema. And there’s a lot of validity to that idea. For example, Francis Ford Coppola went from directing standard musicals like “Finian’s Rainbow” to creating a masterpiece like “Apocalypse Now” within just ten years – a truly impressive feat of that era.