Black Music Coalition sets out five priorities to tackle discrimination in the UK music industry

They began dating in 2018 and were secretly married nearly a year later.And Heidi Klum proved to still be madly in love with her rock star husband Tom Kaulitz as she reminisced on a romantic Valentine's Day retreat in Malibu with a host of snaps shared to Instagram on Wednesday.The 48-year-old supermodel wrapped herself up in a dozen red heart shaped balloons before combing the beach with her beau as they reconnected by the ocean on the day of love. Just the two of us:Heidi Klum proved to still be madly in love with her rock star husband Tom Kaulitz as she reminisced on a romantic Valentine's Day retreat in Malibu with a host of snaps shared to Instagram on WednesdayTom and Heidi appeared to be walking on the sand near the Malibu Pier as they strolled close together by the shoreline.

Anthony Edwards and Mare Winningham are married — and have been for some time.

Mark Wahlberg celebrated the release of his latest blockbuster, Uncharted, with a well-deserved beach getaway in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Tuesday, February 22.The 50-year-old performer put his chiseled chest on display in a pair of swim trunks as he waded through the waves.The action-adventure feature, which also stars Tom Holland, was released earlier this month and has since become a major hit at the box office. Fun in the sun:Mark Wahlberg celebrated the release of his latest blockbuster, Uncharted, with a well-deserved beach getaway in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Tuesday, February 22Wahlberg's swim trunk featured a tropical-print.The Boogie Nights star also accessorized with several articles of silver jewelry as he enjoyed the pleasant Mexican climate.

Sharon Stone announced that she had officiated a wedding with a post that was shared to her Instagram on Wednesday.The 63-year-old actress uploaded a photo that showed her saying a few words to the happy couple at a picturesque ceremony that was held on a beach.'Lucky me: I got to marry two lovely people today,' captioned Stone, followed by a heart emoji. Honor:Sharon Stone announced that she had officiated a wedding with a post that was shared to her Instagram on WednesdayStone opted for an all-white outfit during the ceremony that included a sizable overcoat that kept her comfortable in the coastal breeze.The Casino actress also donned a jacket with matching pants and a button-up shirt for the wedding.

child with husband Cooke Maroney. The Academy Award winning actress welcomed her baby in Los Angeles county, reported TMZ who obtained public records.

bishop who was hauled in front of high-ranking officials at the Vatican City has been accused of forcing young priests to give him massages and keeping depraved videos of sex acts on his phone.Three Catholic priests raised the alarm about Gustavo Zanchetta, an ex-bishop in the northern province of Salta in Argentina, after they allegedly found pornography showing him and young men on his mobile phone.He is now on trial behind closed doors in the province on several charges of sexual abuse against seminarians (students studying to be priests), alongside abuse of power and mismanagement of finances.One seminarian giving evidence in court said he had seen Zanchetta being given massages by other students, and was "feared" in the faculty.Father Gabriel Acevedo, one of the three priests to bring complaints against the bishop, said to the court on Tuesday that he had been informed of “pornographic content in which the bishop and some young men appear" soon after it was found on Zanchetta's phone in 2014, according to a statement from the court.The bishop had reportedly handed over the phone to an official at the church for admin purposes, who then brought his discovery to show the priest.Father Acevedo then reported the incident to the Vatican's representative in Argentina, after which Zanchetta was ordered to Rome to answer questions.If you or somebody you know has been affected by this story, contact Victim Support for free, confidential advice on 08 08 16 89 111 or visit their website, www.victimsupport.org.uk.However, a source from Reuters in the courtroom heard that Vatican officials reportedly sent him back to Argentina without punishment after he told them that the footage had been faked.Zanchetta's lawyers have now

Peter Dinklage suits up for the premiere of his newest movie, Cyrano, held at the SVA Theater on Wednesday (February 23) in New York City.

Jennifer Lawrence is a mommy!

Britney Spears has once again blasted her younger sister, Jamie Lynn Spears.

The more information that comes out about this case the more horrified we are — and the more it seems clear there were all too many red flags.

The Los Angeles Times reported today that some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry, including Madonna, Oprah Winfrey, Katy Perry, Rihanna, and many others, went silent on social media for the music industry’s Blackout Tuesday in which the artists paid tribute to the death of George Floyd and expressed their solidarity with the black community and Black Lives Matter activists. Executives such as Jamila Thomas and Brianna Agyemang claimed the initiative was launched as a means for artists to reflect on how they could do their part to help the black community.

Posting a black square on Instagram might make you feel better, but it doesn't help the cause you claim to support.

The music industry silenced its sound on “Black Out Tuesday,” putting a full stop on all business amid widespread protests.

Celebrities are taking part in Blackout Tuesday. Social media users are taking to Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to post pictures of black squares as symbols of solidarity with the black community.

The racism and police brutality we've seen across the country in recent weeks has been devastating — and even more punishing in what was already a terrifying time of health and economic crisis.

The music industry is taking a day to reflect on Tuesday (June 2) as part of Blackout Tuesday/#TheShowMustBePaused, an industry-wide effort to "disconnect from work and reconnect with our community."In conjunction with the day of reflection -- which was coordinated by Atlantic Records executives Jamila Thomas and Brianna Agyemang in reaction to the police-involved killings of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd and others -- the Movement 4 Black Lives, a coalition of 100 black-led organizations, is calling for five days of action, each focused on a specific set of demands."It feels important to really move the needle on how we’re relating right now and call for very specific national asks that people can drill down at a local level in response to

What do you do when you’re sick and tired of being sick and tired? Take a time out and pause. And that’s exactly what two Black women are urging all of us to do as part of a movement being referred to as Blackout Tuesday.

Following the killing of George Floyd by a police officer in Minneapolis last week, protests have swept the nation and social media has become a hub of activism. If you're scrolling through Instagram today, June 2, you're undoubtedly seeing the results of #BlackoutTuesday—a feed filled with solid black squares meant to signal support of fighting racial injustice and condemning police brutality.The initiative was launched by two music industry executives, Jamila Thomas and Brianna Agyemang, who created #TheShowMustBePaused hashtag last weekend in response to the murders of Black people at the hands of police, including Floyd and Breonna Taylor, and encouraged people to participate on June 2.

In a week when systemic racism was brutally exposed some of the world’s biggest stars are taking part in a media blackout to show that Black Lives Matter. 

The music industry is taking a pause today (June 2) to observe what is being called "BlackOut Tuesday" (as well as #TheShowMustBePaused), an effort calling for "a day to disconnect from work and reconnect with our community" as well as an "urgent step of action to provoke accountability and change." The effort was created by music industry executives Jamila Thomas and Brianna Agyemang in reaction to

The music industry is taking a pause today (June 2) to observe what is being called "BlackOut Tuesday" (as well as #TheShowMustBePaused), an effort calling for "a day to disconnect from work and reconnect with our community" as well as an "urgent step of action to provoke accountability and change." The effort was created by music industry executives Jamila Thomas and Brianna Agyemang in reaction to