Actress Gal Gadot, who played the role of Wonder Woman, said that she would not sign a contract to shoot in the sequel if Brett Ratner, suspected of harassment, had something to do with the project. This is reported by Page Six, citing informed sources. Ratner's RatPac-Dune Entertainment produced and partially financed Wonder Woman under an agreement with Warner Bros. "Wonder Woman" grossed about $400 million and, according to the publication, brought in a significant profit for the producers.

More than 20 police officers were injured during riots staged by fans of the Moroccan football team in Brussels. The unrest began after the Moroccan national team beat Cote dʼIvoire 2-0 on November 11 and secured participation in the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. About 300 people took to the streets of Brussels to celebrate the team's victory. They smashed windows and looted shops, threw stones at police officers, and set fire to at least one car, Belgian authorities said.

Update. The Russian Ministry of Defense declared "unfounded propaganda" the statements of the militants about the return of the city to the control of the "Islamic State". The militants of the terrorist organization "Islamic State" returned the city of Abu Kemal under their control, according to the Iranian news agency Fars. Syrian government troops that left Abu Kemal are trying to regroup for a counterattack, the report said.

The former head of the Moscow Anti-Doping Laboratory, Grigory Rodchenkov, provided the Commission of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) with new data on the use of illegal drugs by Russian athletes. In the event that the IOC commission does not take this information into account and does not draw the appropriate conclusions in its report, Rodchenkov threatens to make new data on doping in Russian sports widely publicized, writes The Daily Mail.

The meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the APEC summit in Hanoi did not take place due to the fact that "the Americans did not show flexibility." This was stated by the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov. According to Peskov, in the course of agreeing on a "full-format meeting", the American side proposed options that did not suit the Russian delegation.

A Russian serviceman from a unit stationed in Priozersk died in Kazakhstan, TASS reports with reference to the Department of Emergency Situations of the Karaganda region. His colleague is listed as missing. “Two citizens of the Russian Federation born in 1981 and 1985 went fishing and did not return,” representatives of the department said. During a search operation organized 150 kilometers from the city of Priozersk, the body of one of the servicemen was found.

Queues to leave the Luzhniki stadium, which hosted the first match after reconstruction on November 11, arose due to repairs at the Sportivnaya metro station, according to an official statement from the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow. Due to repairs, the entrance to the Sportivnaya station closest to the stadium was closed.

Maxim Blinov / Sputnik / Scanpix / Leta in Kaluga hosted the opening of the monument to the Grand Duke of Moscow Ivan III. The monument made for popular donations is installed on the Old Bargaining area in front of the regional administration building. The idea of ​​the monument belongs to the director Andrei Konchalovsky, the author of the sculpture is Andrey Korobtsov. Minister of Culture Vladimir Medinsky participated in the opening ceremony.

The world champion in parachute sport, climber and Beisjamper Valery Rozov died at the age of 52 in Nepal after a jump in the coat from the top of Ama-Dablam. This was announced by TASS by the head coach of the Russian team in parachute sports Vadim Niyazov. “This person is one of the symbols of Russian parachute sports,” said Niyazov, adding that for the past 10 years, Rozov had a purposefully engaged in Beisjamping and mountaineering, including jumping from the mountains.

DEL MECUM / CSM / Rex / Vida Press Captain Tampa-Bay, Stephen Stamkos, surrounded by Russians-Nikita Kucherov and Vladislav Vomestnikov For just a couple of years, Tampa-Bay Lighting became the “Russian” team of the NHL: at first, the attackers Nikita Kucherov and Vladislav Vicmenikov were entrenched in it, then Andrei Vasilevsky became the first goalkeeper, and the defender Mikhail Sergachev moved from Montreal.

In some schools in Smolensk and other settlements of the Smolensk region, "educational conversations" were held with schoolchildren before the rally of Alexei Navalny, scheduled for November 12. As part of such conversations, the politician reports on his website, schoolchildren were forced to sign some papers stating that they were warned about the consequences of the participation of minors in mass events.

“She is Grace,” Chernobyl, call girl, “punisher” from Marvel, Westerns and Lenin Jan Thijs / Netflix "She Grace" In November, Russian television channels celebrate the centenary of the revolution, Starz releases the second season of “Call Girls”, and Netflix is ​​already representing the third television film adaptation of Romanov Margaret Etwood this year-the mini-series “She is also Grace”. Film critic Yegor Moskvitin tells what other serial news it is worth paying attention to this month.

Chinese online retailer Alibaba Group reported record sales on Singles' Day, November 11. According to the online retailer, sales volume for the day amounted to 168.2 billion yuan ($25.3 billion). Compared with last year's Singles' Day, Alibaba's sales grew by 39%. Citigroup analysts had forecast a 30% increase and sales of about 158 ​​billion yuan. More than 90% of orders on Singles Day were made through mobile apps, according to Alibaba Group.

The body of a Russian sailor was found on board a cargo ship in the Japanese port of Imizu, RIA Novosti and TASS report citing the Kyodo news agency. The emergency services of Imizu on Sunday at about 08:00 local time received a message that one of the crew members of the vessel in the port was found unconscious. Doctors who arrived at the scene pronounced the man dead, RIA Novosti reports with reference to a Japanese news agency.

In Russia, an increase in corporate bankruptcies was recorded in the third quarter, RBC reports, citing data from the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting (CMASF). During the specified period, 3,227 companies declared bankruptcy. This is 3% more than in the previous quarter and 12.4% more than in July-September last year.