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EXCLUSIVE: The Gotham Group has signed Usman Riaz, the director, animator and co-composer of the animated feature The Glassworker, which has been selected as Pakistan’s official entry for Best International Feature at this year’s Oscars and is vying for an animated feature nomination, as well.

Mark Ronson and Grace Gummer are having another baby!

Diddy.UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot dead outside a Manhattan hotel on December 4, with the killer remaining at large for several days afterwards. The suspect, initially described as a white man wearing a mask, fled the scene.On December 9, police arrested Mangione at a McDonald’s in Altoona, Pennsylvania after an employee recognised him from New York Police Department images.

Cynthia Erivo and Lena Waithe are enjoying the best of Broadway!

The Broadway revival of Gypsy, starring legendary performer Audra McDonald, is officially open!

Bradley Cooper and Kerry Washington have known each other for years and it looks like they must be good friends!

Andrés Buenahora The NBA is getting animated on Christmas. “NBA on ESPN‘s” “Dunk the Halls” will feature a live recreation of the Christmas matchup between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs in the league’s inaugural animated game. It will air at noon E.T.

Trophy Eyes are being sued by the fan left partially paralysed by a stage diving incident at one of their shows.Earlier this year, a 24-year-old fan of the Australian punk band was left partially paralysed after frontman John Floreani stage-dived on top of her during a gig in New York. During a gig at Mohawk Place in Buffalo on April 30, he had jumped into the crowd and left fan Bird Piché with serious injuries which required emergency surgery.Footage from the event then circulated on social media, seemingly showing the precise moment Floreani leapt into the crowd and seemingly landed directly on top of Piché.

Julian Lennon has revealed that he underwent emergency surgery after being diagnosed with skin cancer.The elder son of Beatles legend John Lennon took to his official Instagram account to alert fans that they should always get checked for skin cancer after he was diagnosed with Melanoma for a second time recently.Julian went on to explain that prior to flying to New York from Los Angeles for work – which included a series of appearances on Good Morning America, Sirius XM, iHeart Radio and his book signing and Q&A event at Fotografiska for his book Life’s Fragile Moments – he went to his routine dermatology appointment with “Dermatologist @drtessmauricio – Dr Tess, was the one who caught & operated on My Mole/Skin Cancer, a few years ago, and literally saved My Life”.He revealed that following his appearance on Good Morning America, he received an urgent call from his dermatologist who informed him that he “had 2 locations on My Skin, Shoulder & Forearm, one of which was Melanoma, that should be operated on ASAP!“So instead of going home to put my Christmas tree up and happily finish the year off, relaxing at home, I flew directly back to Los Angeles, after all my work in New York was done, and went directly from LAX airport, to surgery, with a surgeon recommended by Dr Tess, @timneavin – who spent several hours cleaning up and operating on me, with large margins, in the hope that we have, at the end of the day – clear margins, which would mean being free from cancer.”A post shared by Julian Lennon (@julespicturepalace)He continued: “The operation was a success, but we have yet to have the results of the biopsy, which we may not receive before Christmas.

F) from winter outerwear, cinches the waist of her cropped peacoat with a metallic gold belt. Her mind!The actor (who is still starring in Our Town on Broadway, by the way), was photographed on another one of her New York City style walks, playing with hemlines and shapes with her outfit. She wore a pair of cropped, wide-leg jeans with black ankle boots, a slouchy black beanie, and ombré sunnies.

Sydney Sweeney knows how to silence her haters!

“Jeopardy!” fans aren’t happy about the Final Jeopardy clue on Wednesday’s episode of the game show. Returning champion Ashley Chan and new contestants Sarah Rosenthal and Eric Weldon-Schilling made it to the final round where the category was “Anthems.”The clue, as read by host Ken Jennings, was: “The unofficial anthem of this UK territory mentions kelp, penguins and ‘the wind from the horn.'”All three players were correct in their guesses which was “What are the Falkland Islands?”Weldon-Schilling ended the game with a total of $21,000 and defeated Chan, who had $2,000, and Rosenthal, who had $3,000.Fans of the show were upset with the choice for the Final Jeopardy clue, claiming that it had nothing to do with the “Anthems” category.“Agreed that ANTHEMS was not a helpful or appropriate FJ category given the clue,” one fan wrote in the Reddit thread about the episode.

John Lennon's son Julian revealed he had a seven hour emergency surgery after discovering a mole on his arm, which was cancerous.The 61 year old took to X, previously known as Twitter, to share the health scare with his followers. He revealed he had been suddenly taken to hospital after a routine check uncovered skin cancer.

When we speak to singer-songwriter Clara Miller, she’d just finished teaching a dance class. “Baby ballet,” she says.

Fast Friends is finally here!

Måneskin frontman Damiano David has added a second London show to his 2025 UK and European tour due to “phenomenal demand”. Find all the details below.The Italian artist is set to hit the road next autumn, having made his solo live debut in New York this October.

Erika Jayne is heading back to Broadway!

Summer House is heating up with a brand new season!

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Alan Ritchson are hard at work on their new Christmas movie!

Summer House is heating up with a brand new season!

READ MORE: Dimes Square: meet the new artists reinvigorating NYC’s music sceneComing to the city’s East Village early next year, the new venue is opened by the team behind Brooklyn venue Baby’s All Right. The new space, named after its address at 101 Avenue A, will have events spanning every genre – from jazz to indie to electronic.There will also be themed club nights, art exhibitions and other shows at the venue, Pitchfork reports.Billy Jones and Tom Moore, the team behind Baby’s All Right, worked in partnership with Knitting Factory to open the space.“This space holds so much history, and we’re excited to pay homage to its incredible legacy of course,” Jones shared in a press release.