#heavyweight

#heavyweight

Daniel Arsham is an imaginative purist when it comes to abstract designs sans any boundaries for disciplinary segmentation.His exploits in the automotive segment need no introduction, right from Lewis Hamilton's mesmerizing helmet for the Monaco GP 2023 to the 356 Bonsai art car inspired by the Japanese aesthetic concept Wabi Sabi.

Brendan Fraser in "The Whale."(A24) StarOutline StarOutline (1.5 stars) It's impossible - and, frankly, surpassingly uncharitable - not to root for Brendan Fraser, one of Hollywood's most likable actors, whose comeback has been one of the most heartening movie stories of 2022.But admiring Fraser's performance as a man paralyzed by grief and self-loathing in "The Whale" doesn't necessarily mean liking the movie he's in.

Briton Anthony Yarde has vowed to turn "his belief into reality" and upset Artur Beterbiev to take his IBF, WBC and WBO light-heavyweight belts."It feels like the right time for me.I came from nothing and if I get an opportunity I take it," said Yarde.Russia-born Beterbiev, who now lives in Canada, has won all of his 18 fights inside the distance - the only current world champion to have done so.

D etectives have officially named the two victims of a shooting as they appeal for witnesses a week on from their deaths.Deliveroo driver Guilherme Messias da Silva, 21, was on his last order of the night when two cars sped down Railton Road and one ploughed into his moped.Guilherme Messias da Silva was knocked off his moped and killed during the gangland chase / Handout Drill artist Lemar Rashawan Urqhart  known as Perm  leapt out of the car which had crashed into the takeaway rider, but was gunned down at around 7.50pm on Sunday October 30.

Guilherme Messias da Silva, 21, was on his last order of the night when two cars sped down Railton Road and one ploughed into his moped.Drill artist Lamar Scott, 27  known as Perm  leapt out of the car which had crashed into the takeaway rider, but was gunned down at around 7.50pm on Sunday.Speaking from her home in Brazil, Mr da Silva's mother Rosangela Messias de Sousa, 46, said: I went into despair, screamed, fainted.