Di family of Nigerian actor Steve Echendu don announce di burial arrangements for di actor. Premium Times report say di family make di burial plan known, although di report no give details like di date or di place where dem go bury am.
For cricket, Australia go play di Cape Town Test against South Africa without Steve Smith. Sky Sports report say dem rule Smith out of di match because of neck injury.
For football, Steve McManaman don talk about who e believe suppose win di 2026 Ballon d'Or. Daily Post report say McManaman choose one player for di award and explain say di player “makes difference.” Di report no name di particular player wey McManaman pick.
For film, two reviews of di Netflix movie “Steve” don land, and dem no totally agree. Belgian director Tim Mielants direct di film, wey adapt from Max Porter novel “Shy.” Cillian Murphy play Steve, one headteacher for Stanton Wood, one reform school for boys wey dey use public funds to house violent and antisocial teenagers inside one old mansion. Di story happen for 1996, and one camera crew for news programme come di school dat day, looking for either exposé or sensitive portrait.
IndieWire review no flatter di film at all. Di critic describe am as “another stylish sham” and “an enervating sit,” and talk say di movie dey hustle to distract audience from di void inside am. Di review also note say di film swap di sweaty chefs of “The Bear” for sweaty-browed instructors.
But The Harvard Crimson review see better things inside di film. Di review praise how di screenplay take show di bond between Steve and Shy, one student wey Jay Lycurgo play, and e talk say Mielants direction and Robrecht Heyvaert jittery cinematography make Steve inner turmoil clear. Di Crimson piece describe di film as documentary-style and talk about how Steve dey struggle to keep di school afloat while e still dey hold im own self together.
