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“Emilia Pérez” director Jacques Audiard will be given the Creative Impact in Directing Award at Variety’s Creative Impact Awards during the 2025 Palm Springs International Film Festival, the entertainment publication announced Tuesday. The announcement comes one week after PSIFF organizers announced the full festival lineup, which includes “Emilia Pérez” as one of two films in its featured “Talking Pictures” section. The musical debuted at the Cannes Film Festival, earning the Jury Prize and splitting the Best Actress Prize between four women in its ensemble. “Emilia Perez” made its theatrical debut in limited release on Nov. 1 and started streaming on Netflix on Nov. 13. Audiard will be honored on Jan. 4 alongside Jennifer Lopez, recipient of the Legend & Groundbreaker Award, as well as Variety’s annual class of 10 Directors to Watch, which this year includes names such as Malcolm Washington (“The Piano Lesson”) and Coralie Fargeat (“The Substance”). “From his Cesar Award-winning debut film, `See How They Fall,’ 30 years ago, writer-director Jacques Audiard has been at the forefront of international cinema,” Steven Gaydos, Variety’s executive vice president of content, said in a statement.

A person was detained Tuesday on suspicion of intentionally staring a small brush fire in the hills above Burbank that led to some voluntary evacuations. The fire was reported late Tuesday morning near Sunset Canyon and Orange Grove Drive, according to the Burbank Police Department. “One person has been detained in connection with this fire on suspicion of deliberately setting it.” police said in a statement on X. “The fire has burned less than five acres.” At about 11:30 a.m., police reported that the fire’s forward progress had been stopped by firefighters. The Los Angeles Fire Department’s Air Support personnel assisted in battling the flames.

Daniel Penny deadly chokehold trial jury deliberates – CBS News Watch CBS News The jury is deliberating in Daniel Penny’s trial for the chokehold death of Jordan Neely on a New York City subway back in 2023. CBS News New York’s Christina Fan reports. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On

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What we know about Trump’s plans on foreign policy, tariffs – CBS News Watch CBS News Tariffs for countries sending goods to the U.S. still appear to be part of President-elect Donald Trump’s plans for his second term in the White House. CBS MoneyWatch correspondent Kelly O’Grady has more. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On

One person was detained Tuesday morning after a brush fire scorched several acres near a residential neighborhood in Burbank. The fire was first reported around 10 a.m. near the intersection of Via Montana and Country Club Drive in the Burbank Hills area. Firefighters attacked the blaze from the air and the ground, and homes along Country Club Drive were placed under voluntary evacuation warnings. Video from the Citizen App shows smoke billowing from a suspected arson fire in Burbank on Dec. 3, 22024. (Citizen App) The fire burned about 5 acres before forward progress was stopped around 11:30 a.m. According to the Burbank Police Department, one person was detained at the scene and is suspected of deliberately setting the blaze. That person’s name was not released and it’s unclear if they were arrested. Although forward progress had been stopped, officials said previously issued evacuation warnings would remain in place for several hours.

(NEXSTAR) — His name may no longer be “Bond, James Bond,” but former 007 Daniel Craig is setting the record straight about how to pronounce his name. This may come as a surprise, seeing as Craig’s name doesn’t seem all that odd. Nevertheless, the 56 year-old actor, currently starring in Luca Guadagnino’s latest film “Queer,” lightheartedly addressed the issue during an appearance on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” on Monday, Dec. 2. Taco Bell adding photo booth experience to drive-thrus nationwide for a limited time “I have a bone to pick with you,” Craig told Colbert. The actor then challenged the late-night host to “say my name.” When Colbert responded by pronouncing Craig’s surname like “Cray-g,” the actor responded, “Oh, now you’re doing it right.” According to Craig, Colbert had previously pronounced the surname as most Americans would: “Cregg.” Craig proceeded to explain that his surname contains a diphthong, which Merriam-Webster defines as “a gliding speech sound that starts at or near the articulatory position for one vowel and moves to or toward the position of another.” This image released by A24 shows Daniel

Universal Studios Hollywood is inviting guests to ring in the New Year with a nighttime event included in theme park admission. Eve at Universal Studios Hollywood will include live entertainment, themed photo opportunities, access to all rides and attractions and a midnight fireworks show to ring in 2025. Hello Kitty and Friends Café to open at Universal City Walk, first in L.A. The event begins at 9 p.m. on Dec. 31 and runs until 2 a.m. on Jan. 1, 2025. New Year’s Day also marks the end of Universal’s upcoming holiday festivities, meaning those who attend EVE will be the last to enjoy the park’s holiday season. More information about the event, including ticketing options, can be found here.

Good morning, Central Coast! Today is Tuesday, Dec. 3. Here’s a look at some of the headlines we’re following this morning in a one-minute read. It’s a bit of a foggy start to the day for our coastal valleys, but then it will clear out and warm up to the 60s and 70s across the region. Follow Meteorologist Vivian Rennie for more. Is your home pet-proofed for the holidays? In a story you’ll see first on Daybreak this morning, community reporter Juliet Lemar gets some tips from the Santa Barbara Humane Society. Tune in at 6:10 to learn how to keep your best friends safe. Today is Giving Tuesday. If you are planning to donate today, we hope you’ll consider the Season of Hope. We work with local food banks and toy agencies to collect and distribute food and toys to our neighbors in need. Visit this link to make a financial donation or find a drop-off location: https://www.ksby.com/marketplace/season-of-hope Later this morning, were expecting updates on the election results for races weve been following in our communities. Its been about a month since voters across

For Kendrick Lamar, 2025 is shaping up to be a busy year — and a newly announced tour with SZA is his latest commitment. The “All the Stars” collaborators who recently reunited for Lamar’s new album “GNX” unveiled their Grand National tour Tuesday. The “Luther” duo’s tour debuts with an April 19 show in Minneapolis and will include two stops in Lamar’s native L.A., and a show in SZA’s hometown of St. Louis. Lamar and SZA will play two shows at Inglewood’s SoFi Stadium May 21 and 23. They will also perform at San Francisco’s Oracle Park on May 29 and will play St. Louis’ Dome at America’s Center on June 4 on the 19-stop road show. Lamar’s return to Inglewood will be another victory lap in the wake of his rap feud with Drake this year. The “Humble” artist will play SoFi Stadium a year after releasing “Not Like Us,” the scathing diss track that prompted fans to declare Lamar the winner of their sonic squabble. Earlier this year, Lamar also hosted his Juneteenth “Pop Out” celebration at Inglewood’s Kia Forum, where he played

Cesar Hernandez had been brought to the Kern County Superior Courthouse in Delano for a court appearance when he escaped Monday morning. (Google Maps) Law enforcement is looking for a convicted killer who escaped custody in Central California on Monday. Cesar Hernandez was being transported around 10:45 a.m. for a court appearance at the Kern County Superior Courthouse in Delano when he escaped, according to a California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation news release. “Upon arrival, Hernandez evaded staff custody, jumped out of the van, and is currently at large,” the department statement said. At about 10:45 a.m., officials were transporting incarcerated person Cesar M. Hernandez to a court appearance. Upon arrival in Delano, Hernandez evaded staff custody, jumped out of the van, and is currently at large. (CDCR) Agents from the corrections department’s special services and investigative services units were searching for Hernandez with the assistance of the California Highway Patrol and police from Farland and Delano. Hernandez was sentenced to 25 years to life with the possibility of parole for first-degree murder, officials said. He was moved from L.A. County on June 27

On the Shelf ‘Good Time Girl’ By Heather GaySimon & Schuster: 288 pages, $30 If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from Bookshop.org , whose fees support independent bookstores. When a “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” castmate first described Heather Gay as a “good time girl” who exposed her breasts while attending Brigham Young University, an insulted Gay insisted that couldn’t be further from the truth. She wished that was her reputation, but the name plagued her in the early days of the Bravo series and caused a rift with Lisa Barlow, the castmate describing her that way. (The pair are close now.) Some four years later, Gay has reclaimed the label that once irked her and titled her second book — a follow-up to her 2023 debut, “Bad Mormon” — “Good Time Girl,” out Dec. 3 via Gallery Books. In it, Gay, 50, reveals that she was always a “good time girl” on the inside, but her Mormon faith ultimately dimmed that light; she recounts vulnerable anecdotes about bedwetting, her ex-husband throwing out her CD cases

A passenger is suspected of falling off the Ruby Princess early Monday. The U.S. Coast Guard was called in to help find the man, but has since called off the search. (Eric Risberg / Associated Press) A missing 72-year-old man is suspected to have gone overboard a cruise ship outside San Francisco early Monday, according to the cruise line and local authorities. It wasn’t immediately clear what led to the incident, but a spokesperson for Princess Cruises said its team had reviewed video footage from the ship and also had “searched thoroughly several times without success,” ruling out any other possibilities for the man’s whereabouts. The man, who wasn’t immediately identified, had been traveling alone on the Ruby Princess, which had departed from San Francisco on Nov. 27 for a five-day trip, according to Briana Latter, a Princess Cruises spokesperson. The ship was set to return to San Francisco just before 7 a.m. Monday after traveling to San Diego and Ensenada, Mexico. The man is believed to have gone overboard sometime early Monday before the ship docked, Latter said in a statement. “We extend our