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Supergrass have shared details of a new US tour, celebrating the 30th anniversary of ‘I Should Coco’. Find the details below, as well as a new Kelly Clarkson cover of their classic track ‘Alright’.The new announcement comes following Gaz Coombes and co.

Ne Zha 2 have come out against Captain America: Brave New World in the battle for box office supremacy.The movie, about a boy with magical powers who battles demons, opened in the country on January 29 and has been an unprecedented box office smash, with sales that put it among the highest grossing movies of all time.With a worldwide box office gross of $1.7Billion, the film has become the highest grossing animation of all time (passing Inside Out 2), as well as being the highest-grossing film in China, the highest-grossing non-English language film of all time, and the first non-English film to earn $1Billion at the box office.The success of the movie has caused a swell of national pride in its home country. A report from the BBC has revealed that fans are taking to social media to support the film and disparage the Marvel competitor, which sees Anthony Mackie assume the Captain America role on the big screen for the first time.

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar and Emmy winner Olivia Colman is set to star in and executive produce a drama created, executive produced and showrun by The Affair co-creator Sarah Treem, sources tell Deadline. The project, which is in development at FX, is inspired by the Danish format Ulven Kommer (Cry Wolf), I hear.

With the ink barely dry on a bombshell deal that hands Amazon MGM Studios creative control over James Bond, Jeff Bezos is already canvassing fans about who should play 007.

A much-loved BBC comedian overlooked a common cancer symptom before being diagnosed with the life-threatening disease.

Post Malone is visiting London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as part of his 2025 World Tour later this year.

Liam Payne's close friend Roger Nores has been cleared of manslaughter charges against him and has vowed to 'say goodbye' to the One Direction star in the UK. The wealthy businessman, who was embroiled in a legal battle following the tragic death of his close pal and One Direction sensation, can finally breathe a sigh of relief. Speaking to Rolling Stone, Roger expressed his relief: "Glad this is finally over.

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EXCLUSIVE: Soccer doc FC Hollywood — Der FC Bayern und die Verrückten has scored international distribution.

Kōki Named Asian Film Awards Rising Star

new business venture’s logo.The Duchess of Sussex, 43, this week unveiled the new name of her new lifestyle brand, As Ever, revealing that she dropped the initial American Riviera Orchard moniker.However, it shortly emerged that As Ever’s logo looks near-identical to the Mallorcan village of Porreres’ traditional coat of arms, which dates back to 1370.After making the unwelcome discovery, Xisca Mora, mayor of Porreres, said the “Suits” alum’s logo is an “exact copy” of the town’s historic emblem and said she hopes Markle will consider making the change.Still, Mora added that if the former working royal doesn’t change her company’s logo, suing Markle for plagiarism isn’t a viable option for the town as it’s “complicated and costly.”“To sue for plagiarism is complicated and costly, and a small town council like ours is not in a position to fight against the English crown,” Mora told local news outlet El País.Both designs feature a single palm tree with two hummingbirds hovering on either side of it.The mayor emphasized that the coat of arms represents “part of the idiosyncrasy of Porreres, of its heritage and cultural identity.”“Every single town in Mallorca has its own symbol or coat of arms, and it is very important to our identity, and people are upset that ours is being used to sell products like jam around the world,” she said.“The truth is that although this has given our once-unknown town some publicity in just a few hours, we don’t like our coat of arms being used, we want them to pull the logo.”“I don’t know if she visited some agritourism sites and saw the coat of arms, because the photo on her website is taken from Mallorca,” Mora added.However, a source familiar with the situation told The Post, “The logo

raps against Roger Nores as well as two hotel employees were dismissed Wednesday after a court ruled they couldn’t have done anything to prevent the singer from plunging from his balcony at the CasaSur Palermo hotel in Buenos Aires after a drug-fueled night last October.“Glad this is finally over. I’m happy I’m now going to be able to travel to the UK and say goodbye to my friend,” Nores — an Argentine energy fund tycoon — told Rolling Stone in the wake of the ruling.

Scots face the biggest hikes in council tax in 20 years as five of the biggest local authorities agree budget deals today.

The UK Government has said it expects around three million households to benefit from the Warm Home Discount Scheme this winter. The scheme is administered by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and provides people on certain benefits with a £150 credit on their electricity bill.

Britain's Got Talent judge Bruno Tonioli was visibly moved to tears during his appearance on Thursday's (February 20) This Morning, confessing, "I'm crying now." Chatting with hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary about the upcoming 18th series of the beloved talent programme, set to debut this Saturday (February 22) at 7pm, Bruno couldn't contain his emotions. He remarked on the phenomenal talent they've seen this year, noting, "the standard is incredible," before adding that each act continues to amaze him: "It surprises me every time because, you know, I've been doing this for a very long time, so I don't make it up." Bruno spoke candidly about his connection to the competitors: "I feel like I'm not even judging, I'm commenting from my heart because I know what they go through. I know how hard it is to perform in front of an audience, to audition.

Kelly Lee Owens has shared her thoughts on the current state of electronic music in the UK in a new podcast interview.In the latest episode of BBC Sounds show Sidetracked with Annie and Nick, issued today (February 20), Owens joined as guest and co-host to discuss with Nick Grimshaw a recent report by the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) that charts a new growth of interest in the UK electronic music scene.“What’s worrying is that you’re getting these great stats that [the industry is] growing… but then you’re also hearing of clubs closing,” Grimshaw remarked. “So, it’s interesting that it is growing, but then the venues aren’t there or the smaller venues aren’t there.”Owens agreed – she added that, while established venues like Fabric “being threatened” was “a wake-up call”, it’s the “smaller places” that “people don’t kick up a fuss” about when they disappear.“I always think of Depeche Mode, they were on the tube with their synths coming to these small venues,” she said.

Cheltenham heroine Jessica Harrington has “kicked cancer in the a**e” and now waged war on the new rules over Festival handicaps.

Stephen Graham has talked about problems with egos within the entertainment industry, and how he tried to ensure none of that was a problem on his new TV show.The British actor, famous for his roles in This Is England, The Irishman, and the Venom films, appears in new series A Thousand Blows, a period piece set in 1880s London where the leader of an all-female crime syndicate (Erin Doherty) clashes with the kingpin of the city’s bare knuckle boxing scene (Graham).The show was created by Stephen Knight, the man behind Peaky Blinders, with Graham serving as executive producer. Given his behind the scenes role, the actor wanted to ensure a harmonious atmosphere while filming the show, implementing a “no twats” policy on set.“I’m just going to be honest, there are a lot of twats in this industry, do you know what I mean?” he told The Guardian during an interview.

Homeowners who have a mortgage with Barclays can get a one-time payment of £2,000 if they make a single change in their homes.

The latest statistics from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) show the State Pension currently provides a regular financial income for 12.9 million older people across the country, including more than one million retirees living in Scotland. This payment is available for those who have reached the UK Government’s eligible retirement age, which is currently 66 for both men and women, and have paid at least 10 years' worth of National Insurance (NI) contributions.

Michelle Keegan is set to reprise her role as Kate Thorn in Ten Pound Poms for a second series, following the announcement that the BBC drama will be making a return.