Job losses at Macrobert Arts Centre would put ‘reputation at risk’

Norman Lear was recognized with a win during the second night of 2020's virtual Creative Arts Emmys on Tuesday for Live in Front of a Studio Audience:All in the Family and Good Times. At 98, Lear has surpassed his own record, set in 2019, as the oldest Emmy winner ever.

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Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe second night of the Creative Arts Emmys Awards kicked off Tuesday.More to come…

Nicole Byer jokingly awarded "COVID-19 Compliance Awards" during the first night of 2020's virtual Creative Arts Emmys on Monday. The Creative Arts Emmys (and Nailed It!) host performed a bit themed to the socially-distant ceremony (where acceptance speeches were pre-taped) when she nominated The Masked Singer, among other titles, for the fake prize: "because, honestly, you should know it— we should allbe wearing masks," she explained.

“We’re also looking to increase our partnerships with other organisations, such as Visibility Scotland and Capability Scotland, and create a new role which will effectively be a volunteer co-ordinator.“Through the groups you learn about the wide variety of backgrounds people have and we’re hoping to harness the skills and knowledge of people in the Glenkens for the benefit of the community.”

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe first of five nights of the Creative Arts Emmys began on Monday, with “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and “Apollo 11” getting out to an early lead.The first night of the awards focused on the artisans categories for reality and nonfiction programming. “Apollo 11” picked up three awards in total, including a win for best picture editing for a nonfiction program.

Showtime has shared the first look at its star-studded new documentary series, “The Comedy Store”.

coronavirus pandemic.The kiosk is situated on the doorstep of the grassroots venue, which has been closed to live performances since March, and is a partnership with East London coffee shop Climpson & Sons.They celebrated the launch last Friday (September 11), with a live gig by singer-songwriter Jesse Wong, who is signed to the venue’s label, Notting Hill Arts Club Recordings.The Hatch has been open at times throughout the summer, prior to their collaboration with Climpson & Sons, selling cocktails and other drinks as a way for locals and fans to support the venue through lockdown.With weekly takings sometimes matching or even surpassing the venue’s revenues when hosting regular gigs, they’ve now made the stall a permanent fixture.“We

One unexpected side effect of the coronavirus pandemic making an in-person Emmys impossible: The infamously long Creative Arts presentation will now be even longer. Stretching five nights and culminating with a two-hour televised event on FXX, the marathon reimagining of the annual Primetime Emmys appetizer will be hosted by comedian Nicole Byer and will hand out awards in a very chill 101 races.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeLast month, when the Television Academy asked Creative Arts Emmy nominees to pre-tape their acceptance speeches, it caused a bit of a stir. Some were worried that they might jinx their chances, while others feared their videos would be leaked if they didn’t win.Academy president Maury McIntyre says he understands those concerns, and after the organization did a round of outreach to personal publicists and awards execs, he reports that the show now has 96% participation.

Billy Corgan has re-opened his Madame ZuZu’s Tea Shop Art Studio in Illinois, it has been reported.The Smashing Pumpkins frontman first opened the cafe in 2012 but closed it in 2018 due to limitations in space.Now, Corgan and fashion designer Chloe Mendel (who is also Corgan’s partner) have re-opened Madame ZuZu’s in a new location in Illinois’ Highland Park. Eater reports that the store opened its doors on Labour Day weekend (September 5-6) for takeout and outdoor dining.The musician would hold performances and events sporadically at the old location and the new Madame ZuZu’s is equipped for live sets, although none will be held until it is safe and legal to do so.

Carole Horst  Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart’s “Wolfwalkers” is set in a very specific time period – 1650 in Kilkenny, Ireland. It was a very important town for Oliver Cromwell’s English troops to take over, and the film opens with an English soldier and his daughter, Robyn, settling into their house in town.

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The Crown) and Serena, Marchioness of Bute have benefited from Uniacke's gentle touch, along with various rock stars, actors and VHNWIs (very-high-net-worth individuals). But if a client chooses to spill the beans, as Victoria Beckham did rather loudly when she persuaded Uniacke to complete her Holland Park home in 2014 (taking over from London's other design queen, Kelly Hoppen), then don't expect Uniacke to join in the conversation.I almost consider asking Uniacke if she wears Beckham's clothes when we meet at her own home, an extraordinary Pimlico pile that she set about transforming over 10 years ago, but then I weigh up the evidence.

Diana Rigg, best known for her starring role as Emma Peel in The Avengers in the 1960s and commanding character Lady Olenna Tyrell in Game Of Thrones, died on Thursday at her home in England. She was 82.

Microsoft and Electronic Arts revealed Wednesday a partnership to offer video game subscription service EA Play in Xbox Game Pass. Later this year in the holiday window, the service will be included within Xbox Game Pass Ultimate — the top tier subscriber package — and Xbox Game Pass for PC for no additional cost.

face masks on the streets, even though it’s not mandatory, and the lack of bustle of those streets – actually that bit was magical – was a reminder of how spooked the once carefree Italians have become.I know some consider fashion shows inappropriate in the current climate. I agree that the proliferation of fashion weeks in the past decade is a zero sum game – the more of them there are, the less they register.

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supports HTML5 videoAndrew Lloyd Webber has issued a stark warning about the future of theatre and the arts following the coronavirus pandemic putting everything on hold.The composer and musical theatre impresario, 72, has warned that the industry needs to get back on its feet as soon as possible.He told the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee: ‘We simply have to get our arts sector back open and running. We are at the point of no return really.‘There comes a point now when we really can’t go on much more.

Dave Grohl will sit down with AC/DC singer Brian Johnson to discuss their legendary careers for a new documentary.Brian Johnson Meets Dave Grohl will air on Sky Arts from September 17, with Johnson meeting the Foo Fighters frontman at the band’s legendary Studio 606 in California.An official synopsis teases: “It’s a meeting of rock legends as AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson meets Foo Fighters lead singer and former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl at the Foos’ LA studio to share stories about life on the road.”The documentary is just one of Sky’s many highlights for music fans this month.

Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea shooting six consecutive 3-pointers during a celebrity basketball competition in the ’90s has resurfaced online.Flea, who is a big LA Lakers fan, shared the footage himself on his Instagram back in February, which was filmed during the 1995 MTV-hosted ‘Rock N’ Jock’ celebrity basketball game.In the caption to the February 16 post, Flea wrote: “I’m just sayin. I made 6 in a row and won that shit, didn’t even need to shoot the last one.