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She's been showcasing her modelling prowess during September's edition of the international Fashion Weeks. But Bella Hadid enjoyed a brief break from her busy schedule as she treated herself to a tour of Paris alongside pal and Wildflower Case entrepreneur Devon Carlson on Tuesday evening. The runway queen, 22, soaked up the sights of the French capital as she and her industry friend, 25, struck a series of playful poses in front of the golden Eiffel Tower. 'Our new French apartment': Bella Hadid enjoyed a brief break from her busy schedule as she treated herself to a tour of Paris alongside pal Devon Carlson on Tuesday Beaming with delight, the pair held their arms up in the air as they let loose at the tourist attraction. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 2 Next Karlie Kloss exudes daytime glamour in quirky black dress... Bella Hadid puts on a VERY playful display as she and trendy... Bella Hadid showcases her pert derriere in racy thong body... Vincent Cassel's … [Read more...] about Bella Hadid treats herself to a tour of Paris as she strikes playful poses in front of the Eiffel Tower with a pal during Fashion Week

Movies about assassins generally show them as ascetic samurai loners, broodingly dismantling and reconstructing their weapons as they wait for the hit in monkish seclusion, chain-smoking, keeping small talk to a minimum with their employers, who are in a similar laconic state, and who, in any case, may be secretly awed by their hitman's icy professionalism. Killing Them Softly is different. This killer, Cogan – played by Brad Pitt – is relaxed and talkative; he is craggy, leonine, casual and imperious; absolutely on top of his game, but with a flaw. He cannot kill anyone he's met, and hates to kill up close, squeamish about them begging for mercy. So he has to murder at a distance; it's what he calls "killing them softly", though without acknowledging Roberta Flack. Cogan is part antihero, part choric observer, terrifically acted by Pitt in this compelling movie from Andrew Dominik, the director who made Chopper (2000) and The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward … [Read more...] about Killing Them Softly – review

Serial rapist: Mustafa Kayirici A serial rapist who kidnapped and repeatedly raped a 13-year-old girl has finally been unmasked.  Mustafa Kayirici, 28, terrorised eight women across Sydney in May and June, 2016. He can now be pictured after a court order protecting his identity expired on December 4. Kayirici, who has a large neck tattoo, assaulted several sex workers before carrying out his sickest crime. He lured a 13-year-old girl to his car while she was on the way to school in western Sydney by asking her to help with jumper leads. She walked with him to his silver Ford and he attacked and bundled her into the car. The predator drove her to various locations in the area and repeatedly sexually assaulted her. 'You're not going anywhere today and you're not going to school today either,' Kayirici told her.  He threatened to stab and kill his victim during the four-hour ordeal. He filmed the assaults and forced her to say that she consented to the sex … [Read more...] about Pictured: Face-tattooed serial rapist who assaulted prostitutes before kidnapping a 13-year-old girl and raping her for a whole day – as victim, 28, describes her harrowing ordeal

He has toiled for 30 years to become French president, displaying an energy once likened by his rivals to a turbocharged Duracell bunny. So when Nicolas Sarkozy departed this week for a three-day break, supporters said it was well-deserved. But the president-elect's brief downtime on a yacht off Malta was today questioned by the Socialist opposition for sending the wrong signal to the nation. Mr Sarkozy is relaxing on the 60-metre Le Paloma with his wife, son, a small entourage and five security guards. Despite the distractions of several plasma screens and a karaoke suite, he was said to be using the time to reflect on his future government and imminent parliamentary elections when he hopes to secure a majority to push through labour reforms and €15bn (£10bn) of tax cuts. One French website reported the luxury yacht belonged to industrialist Vincent Bolloré, one of the richest men in France. It was not clear whether Mr Sarkozy was a guest or had paid the roughly … [Read more...] about Critics turn on Sarkozy over yacht holiday

The Act Of Killing (15) (Joshua Oppenheimer, 2012, Den/Nor/UK/Swe/Fin) 122 mins This astounding documentary is so packed with surreal scenarios, casual corruption and inhumanity, it's difficult to believe it's actually true. It tracks down perpetrators of Indonesia's 60s anti-communist massacres, finding them openly unrepentant about their past atrocities; so much so, they're happy to re-enact them as cinematic scenarios. As well as illuminating modern Indonesia, the process says much about history, its representation and its victors. This Is The End (15) (Evan Goldberg, Seth Rogen, 2013, US) Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel, James Franco, Jonah Hill. 107 mins The apocalypse crashes James Franco's Hollywood house party, resulting in a enjoyably crude comedy that mixes stoner-buddy goofing with biblical disaster movie and celebrity self-satire. Despicable Me 2 (U) (Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud, 2013, US) Steve Carell, Kristen Wiig, Benjamin Bratt. 98 mins Carell's bad-guy-turned-good leads a … [Read more...] about The Act Of Killing, This Is The End, Despicable Me: this week’s new films