Bob Dylan Prevails in Lawsuit Filed by Estate of ‘Desire’ Co-Writer Jacques Levy

Selena Gomez bundled up in a long white coatwhile filming Only Murders in the Building alongsideMartin Short and Steve Martin in New York City.While riding in the passenger seat alongside Martin, 76, in a vintage yellow sedan with the windows rolled down, the29-year-old actress rocked a pair of silver hoop earrings, a black turtleneck and her chestnut locks in waves.As the cameras recorded her every move, shedisplayed a number of facial expressions ranging from furrowing her brows to cracking a smile. On set: Selena Gomez bundled up in a long white coat while filming Only Murders in the Building alongside Martin Short and Steve Martin in New York CityShort, who was nominated for a Golden Globe for his role aswashed-up Broadway producer Oliver Putnam in the Hulu series, sat in the backseat.

She has an amicable relationship with ex Bradley Cooper, who she shares daughter Lea De Seine, four, with.And on Monday, Irina Shayk was ever the doting mother as she stepped out with her daughter in New York City.The 36-year-year supermodel bundled up in a black coat and beanie for her mother-daughter outing. Devoted:She has an amicable relationship with ex Bradley Cooper, who she shares daughter Lea De Seine, four, with.

Julia Fox is denying that she was in tears following her split with Kanye West.On Monday, the Uncut Gems star took to social media to set the record straight, confirming she and Ye have called it quits, but admitted she was never 'in love' with the rapper.Rather than be upset, rising star Julia, 32, referred to herself as a '#1 hustler' and hinted that she now plans to write a tell-all book about the short-lived romance.'Y'all would love if I was soooo upset! The media would love to paint a picture of me a sad lonely woman crying on a plane by myself but it's NOT TRUE!!' Julia told fans in a note. Pictured: Julia Fox had been seen looking downcast after splitting with Kanye West on Sunday, but the Uncut Gems star claims she is doing fine and is on 'good terms' with the rapper'Why not see me for what I am which is a #1 hustler.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, 74, penned a heartfelt tribute to director and producer Ivan Reitman, calling his late friend a 'legend' in a sad social media post on Monday.Reitman, who directed the Austrian star in films like Kindergarten Cop, Junior and Twins, died 'unexpectedly' at his California home on Sunday night at the age of 75.In his statement, a 'devastated' Arnold credited Reitman with helping transform his career by taking a chance on the action star and casting him in comedies. Rest in peace:Arnold Schwarzenegger, 74, penned a heartfelt tribute to director and producer Ivan Reitman, calling his late friend a 'legend' in a sad social media post on Monday'In Hollywood, he was bigger than life.

Bradley Walsh was left red-faced on a Valentine’s Day special of The Chase after a chocolatier brought the host a flirty gift to celebrate the romantic holiday.As four new contestants lined up to face chaser Anne Hegerty - aka The Governess – on the love-themed episode, Bradley Walsh found himself the object of one contestant’s affections as she offered him a sweet gift made just for him.As chocolatier Chris, 61, took to the stage for her cash builder round, the Horwich native began teasing Brad with details of her delightful occupation as a chocolate maker, explaining that she makes delicious treats from home.Impressed by her profession, Chris replied by telling the host that she’d made some special chocolates and brought them to the set for him to enjoy.“Oooh hello,” said Bradley upon learning of her profession.“I did bring some for you to get a taste of,” gushed Chris, as a flattered Bradley replied: “Did you just say you brought some in just for me?”“I did,” said Chris, shooting blushing Bradley a massive smile.“See that’s what you call a proper contestant, replied Brad, before joking: “You’re through congratulations!”Fans oozed with excitement for Bradley and his new admirer, taking to Twitter to comment on the flirty exchange.“Does Chris know Bradley Walsh is married?” and a second adding: “Think Chris has a crush on Bradders.”Chris joined three other contestants all suited to the love theme on the ITV quiz, including a heart doctor, a florist and a contestant called Valentine who was born on Valentine’s Day.“Loving the valentines theme running through the contestants today on #thechase,” said one viewer.

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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti was among the tens of thousands at SoFi Stadium yesterday who decided to doff their masks. A shot of the mayor maskless in his Rams gear at the game began circulating online on Sunday afternoon, prompting criticism from many who pointing out that L.A. County’s mask mandate for outdoor mega-events is still in effect.

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No hard feelings. While reflecting on the end of her marriage, Zoë Kravitz opened up about where she stands with her ex-husband, Karl Glusman.

Guy Lodge Film CriticIt’s been nearly seven years since the devastating November 2015 terrorist attacks on Paris that left 137 dead, and while the effects of the tragedy have been indirectly felt in a surge of French films centered on terrorism, security fears and cultural conflict, filmmakers have largely shied away from direct dramatizations of the events and their fallout. Isaki Lacuesta shows no such hesitation in his ambitious, windingly structured “One Year, One Night,” which provides an explicit anatomy of trauma as experienced over the course of a year by a Franco-Spanish couple who survived the Bataclan nightclub massacre — itself reconstructed in claustrophobic, stomach-knotting flashbacks.

Ethan Shanfeld ABC has ordered the pilot for “Not Dead Yet,” a single-camera comedy from writing duo Casey Johnson and David Windsor, executive produced by McG.“Not Dead Yet” follows 40-something Nell Stevens, who is down on her luck, low on cash and newly single. When she lands the only job she can find, writing obituaries, she starts receiving life advice from an unlikely source.

Maray, which has three restaurants in Liverpool, is set to open a fourth site in Manchester, it’s been confirmed.

Steven Gaydos Executive VP of ContentThis story was first published in Daily Variety in June 2001.The last time Ivan Reitman was near the Czech Republic, it was the middle of the night in 1960, outside the Slovakian town of his birth, Komárno. He was 3, and he and his Holocaust survivor parents were trying to get the hell away from Communist tyranny.It shouldn’t be a great shock, then, to learn that the director-producer isn’t completely at ease about the July 6 premiere of his “Evolution” at the Karlovy Vary film fest.His ambivalence is plain.

TOWIE star Harry Derbidge has found love again, just four months after calling off his wedding to fiancé Dean Rowland. Announcing his new romance on Instagram, Harry, 27, shared a string of loved-up snaps with his new man, Jackson Lonergan. He wrote alongside the post: “Made it official.

The NSFW trailer for Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas’s psychological thriller “Deep Water” has been released.

More than entertainment icons, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz were an unstoppable couple. Director Amy Poehler highlights the pair’s personal pain and professional heights in “Lucy and Desi.” The project represents a chance for Poehler — herself an established comedic actress — to reach into comedy history for the endearing story that led to the genre-defining “I Love Lucy.” READ MORE: ‘Lucy And Desi’ Review: Amy Poehler’s Documentary Is An Enjoyable, If Overly Familiar, Look At The Iconic Couple [Sundance] The project features an incredible line-up of names that knew the legendary pair.

Bob Dylan is gearing up to release a new seven-inch single featuring an unreleased version of ‘Blind Willie McTell’.The new vinyl will arrive on August 20 via Jack White‘s Third Man Records.Dylan’s original track initially emerged from the sessions for his 1983 album ‘Infidels’, but didn’t make the final album cut and a first version didn’t arrive until 1991, when it featured on ‘The Bootleg Series Volumes 1 – 3 (Rare & Unreleased) 1961–1991’.While the original track featured a stripped-back acoustic piano-guitar rendition led by Dylan and Mark Knopfler, the new seven-inch features two full-band takes featuring Dylan, Knopfler, Mick Taylor, Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare.Only the A-side of the single (‘take 1’) will only be available on

A judge in New York has sided with Bob Dylan in his legal dispute with the estate of a former collaborator which sought a cut of the $300 million the musician reportedly secured by selling his songs catalogue to Universal Music last year.The court confirmed that Jacques Levy’s deal with Dylan back in the 1970s was a work-for-hire agreement which paid the songwriter royalties but which did not make him a co-owner of any copyrights, or grant him a cut of any profits from the sale of those copyrights.Levy’s estate sued both Dylan and Universal Music Publishing back in January following last year’s headline-grabbing catalogue acquisition deal.It argued that, while Levy did have what was officially a work-for-hire agreement with Dylan when he

Bob Dylan has prevailed in a royalty lawsuit against the estate of late songwriter Jacques Levy.The estate of the co-writer of Dylan’s 1976 album ‘Desire’ was handed a defeat on Friday (July 30) in a lawsuit against Dylan and Universal Music Group which hoped to establish co-ownership of the songs that Levy had a hand in.“We’re pleased with today’s decision,” Dylan’s lawyer, Orin Snyder, said in a statement Friday (via Variety). “As we said when the case was filed, this lawsuit was a sad attempt to profit off the recent catalog sale.

sold his song catalogue.Jacques, who died in 2004, co-wrote seven of the nine songs on Dylan’s 1976 album “Desire,” and his widow claimed in her $7.25 million lawsuit that her husband’s estate was owed 35 percent “of the purchase price” Dylan got from buyer Universal Music Group for the seven songs.But lawyers for the “Blowin’ in the Wind” singer argued that under the 1975 contract Dylan and Jacques signed, the estate was only entitled to 35 percent in royalties — not an additional 35 percent cut of the sale of the songs to Universal in 2020.Judge Barry Ostrager sided with Dylan’s camp and tossed out Levy’s suit in a ruling Friday.“The 1975 agreement vested in Dylan complete ownership and control of the copyrights to the compositions and