James May speaks out as viewers spot 'ghost' in his Italy travel series

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIn a surprise move, Recording Academy co-president Valeisha Butterfield Jones will leave the organization to return to Google, taking a new vice president role on the internet giant’s diversity team.Butterfield Jones joined the Academy in 2020 as chief diversity officer and became co-president with Panos Panay almost exactly a year ago. She played a key role in CEO Harvey Mason jr.’s “modernized leadership team” and oversaw the organization’s people and culture, membership, awards and related initiatives.The Academy will continue to be led by Mason as CEO and Panay as president; the org will not name an additional co-president at this time.

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OUR Man in Italy fans are convinced they saw something ghostly in James May’s travel show.  Former Top Gear presenter James May hosts the Amazon Prime Video travel show, which has seen him travel across Japan and Italy so far.  In Our Man in Italy, which premiered last week, James May, 59, visited the archaeological ruins of the ancient Roman city of Pompeii, which was destroyed in 79AD by the volcano Mount Vesuvius.  However, one eagle-eyed viewer was quick to point out that something wasn’t quite right with James’s visit.  The viewer posted a clip from episode three on TikTok, showing a transparent figure moving around in the background behind the presenter.  They captioned the video: “Just been watching James May’s new program Our Man in Italy on Amazon Prime and spotted this in the background.” The viewer also added the hashtags #ghostsighting, #unexplained and #walkingdead. Before long, other Our Man in Italy fans also noticed the strange goings on behind the presenter.  “That looked like a ghost moving up the hill in the tree line,” one said.

In the interview with The Times, he continued: “But if you do it on TV, it’s public and it’s open to scrutiny, which is possibly a reason why you shouldn’t do it. But we are only human. “We make mistakes.

Amazon Prime viewers have been left spooked after catching a glimpse of a 'ghost' walking out of a mass grave in James May's new documentary. The clip taken from James May: Our Man In Italy shows May standing in the destroyed ancient Roman city of Pompeii, which was wiped out in 79AD when nearby Mount Vesuvius erupted.

“We just realised our youngest Felicity's passport runs out tomorrow, so now we're a bit unsure we are going at all.“I am keeping everything crossed. I really want to take them away.“We've already started preparing the children to go.

Express.co.uk, James discussed whether or not he spoke to his former co-hosts Richard Hammond or Jeremy Clarkson while filming for Our Man In Italy. He jokingly explained that he didn’t speak to them and was pleased to not have them there. James said: “No, I didn't phone them up, I was pleased not to have them [here] to be honest.“When I am making a TV show by myself, I can just keep going, it's great until the crew tell me to shut up.”The programme was thrown into doubt last year due to the Coronavirus pandemic. James and his crew were supposed to be filming the series in America, but were unable to due to the restrictions. He said: “We were supposed to be [filming in] the USA and I actually announced it on Twitter and various other places.“Then about two days later we realised we couldn't do it.The problem was COVID-19 restrictions.“But Italy didn't [have restrictions] and it wasn't completely sprung on us because we always have several ideas lined up and partly, it was in our back pocket as a possible [country] for the future.“So, we haven't blown America out of the water, we just didn't do it at that time.”Speaking about the future of the series, and whether filming in America could be next as a location, James continued: “Well, it would be nice to do another one, and that all depends on how well this one is received."America is still very much on the list.So, we have a lot of ideas for America already sorted out.”

James May, 59, has revealed that he is “worried” after having built his new home with partner Sarah Frater. While the former Top Gear star isn’t married, he and Sarah have been together for the past two decades.James has shared that he and Sarah recently built themselves a new house, after years of living in what he described as “places on the way”.However, now that he has found a more permanent home, the motor enthusiast admitted he did have a few fears.“I'm living in a house that feels like a destination, and it's slightly disturbing,” he explained.“I'm just worried I'll end up thinking, right, I've done all that now.“I had a good crack at it and was very fortunate and now I'll - and I can't stand this expression - 'enjoy the rest of my life'.“Because I don't think I will.