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The Hollywood Critics Association is out with the nominees for its inaugural HCA TV Awards. Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso scored a leading eight noms overall, followed by Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale with seven. NBC network/platform bragging rights with 30 nominations, edging HBO (29) and Netflix (28).

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YouTube, premiering Thursday. The series — which was also featured in last month’s Tribeca Film Festival — examines why outrageous jewels have become such a vital part of hip-hop culture.“I think a lot of people don’t realize how these pieces and creative expression through jewelry — whether it’s a bracelet, or a pendant or whatever — they’re viewed as trophies,” director Karam Gill told The Post. Gill, who spent four years on this project, said that the tradition of rappers sporting lavish, eye-catching baubles — from enormous diamond stud earrings to gem-speckled chain necklaces — is all about stars finding ways to acknowledge, and communicate, their successes.“Hip-hop culture isn’t like a sport,” Gill said.

charity to help families of children with disabilities and serious illnesses has been jailed for fraud after stealing tens of thousands of pounds. Scott Wright created the Darren Wright Foundation in the name of his brother who has cerebral palsy, Bristol Crown Court heard.

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Kate Aurthur editorSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the premiere of “Gossip Girl,” streaming now on HBO Max.Finally, it can be said: The teachers on “Gossip Girl” are Gossip Girl!Yes, in the new version of the show on HBO Max, the school’s teachers are attempting to take back their power from an entitled student body and their controlling, grade-grubbing parents. Led by Kate (Tavi Gevinson), who creates the voice of Gossip Girl, they at first set up a Twitter account, which goes unnoticed.

Woodstock ’99 has always been a strange moment in music history. As it was deemed a failure, it’s often overlooked and forgotten.

Euro 2020 game and give them to people who actually "deserve it".

Love Island fans have noticed something very bizarre that has been happening since the beginning of the new season of the show.

Child Disability Payment is set to replace Disability Living Allowance Child (DLA Child) and will be the next new benefit to be introduced by the Scottish Government. The new benefit will provide additional financial support to children and young people with disabilities, as well as their families, to help with the additional costs they incur as a result of having a long-term health condition.

England fans have vowed to “never watch ITV Hub again” after they endured a disastrous coverage of their Euro 2020 win against Denmark.The Three Lions were watched by millions across the country in their 2-1 extra-time victory, securing a meeting against Italy on July 11 in the final - their first at a major tournament for 55 years. And the advert-funded broadcaster won the rights to show the match, entertaining fans with analysis from Roy Keane, Gary Neville and Ian Wright.

The stars of HBO's new limited series The White Lotus showed out in their red carpet best for the premiere on Wednesday evening.Held at the members only Bel-Air Bay Club in the posh Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles, series leads including Alexandra Daddario, Jennifer Coolidge, Connie Britton and Sydney Sweeney all looked fresh faced for the series' unveiling.The six-part satirical drama follows the misadventures of esteemed guests and staff at a fictitious tropical resort in Hawaii which lands on the streaming service Sunday, July 11.

HBO Max documentary Woodstock 99: Peace, Love and Rage has been released – you can watch the chaotic clip below.The film is part of the network’s new Music Box documentary series, which is being produced by Bill Simmons.Woodstock 99: Peace, Love and Rage, which was directed by Garret Price, looks back at the ill-fated 1999 edition of Woodstock, which was held on a remote former Air Force Base in upstate New York.The documentary includes interviews with Woodstock organisers Michael Lang and John Scher, as well as with musicians such as Moby, The Roots’ Black Thought, Korn’s Jonathan Davis and members of The Offspring.“How did an iconic celebration of harmony descend into mayhem?” a brief synopsis for the film asks.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentSpain is no longer a distant country for international film and TV shoots, as the industry builds dramatically amid a flash flood of public financing.In May 2020, as the first wave COVID-19 roiled the country, Spain’s PSOE socialist government raised the cap from €3 million ($3.6 million) to $14.4 million for both tax rebates for international projects and tax credits for local productions. Deduction rates edged up from 25% to 30% of investment.In March, prime minister Pedro Sánchez raised the ante with a $1.9 billion AVS Hub Plan for 2021-25 to power up the local film and TV production industry and encourage big foreign players to shoot and set up production offices in Spain.

The 114th episode of the L.A. Leakers freestyle series features Vince Staples, the Long Beach rapper who's dropping his self-titled album on Friday.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.A Bannockburn mum and her nine-year-old son walked 12 miles last month to raise money for a mental health charity.Leighann and Connor Rushforth walked from Bannockburn to the Bairns’ Falkirk stadium for the Chris Mitchell Foundation.Chris sadly took his life five years ago and the foundation in his name was set up to raise awareness about footballers’ mental health and wellbeing.The midfielder from Bridge of Allan suffered mental health issues when injury ended his career.He had played for Falkirk, Ayr United, Bradford City, Queen of the South and Clyde as well as the Scotland under-21 team.Connor, a pupil at Bannockburn’s St Mary’s Primary

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!An HIV-positive thug drew blood from a girl after biting into her face as she passed him on a high street.James Gichigi, 54, launched a "terrifying and nasty" attack on a girl who later had to wait on test results in case she contracted the disease.The traumatised victim was put on emergency medication after police informed her of Gichigi's HIV which fortunately he did not pass on to her.KentOnline reports the attacker was jailed for four years and seven months on Friday after a handful of violent offences.

So far 2021 is turning out to be quite the year for documentaries unearthing long-buried or unknown musical treasures of the ’60s. The current Summer of Soul highlights a series of Harlem-based concerts with iconic Black artists, a kind of African American Woodstock stuck in someone’s basement for half a century and now getting a much-acclaimed film directed by Questlove made from those tapes.

Few tracks released this year have made as simultaneously convincing and concerted a push to become "the song of the summer" as "Twerkulator" by City Girls. It debuted as a snippet on TikTok, where it exploded on the platform as the soundtrack to a viral dance.

It's been five years since Isaiah Rashad shared his debut studio project The Sun's Tirade, and his follow-up album The House Is Burning was first announced in the California rapper's recent FADER cover story. Today, Rashad revealed the project's release date — July 30 — as well as the cover art.

Parasite director Bong Joon-ho has spoken further about the film’s forthcoming TV spin-off.The series was first announced last year, with Bong helming the HBO project alongside Succession‘s Adam McKay.Speaking about the project at Cannes (via IndieWire), Bong said: “Parasite is a film on wealthy and poor families, and that is a problem everywhere. [The television series] will be something of great genius, I hope.