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JENNIFER Aniston's mysterious 11 11 tattoo symbolises two important dates in her life, The Sun Online can reveal. The Hollywood actress, 51, flashed the wrist inking during a new interview with her Friends co-star Lisa Kudrow on Monday.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is sticking with a November date for its 48th International Emmy Awards, the organization announced Tuesday. But in one change due to the COVID-19 pandemic, semifinal judging will now take place online.Nominations will be announced in late September, while the awards gala is currently scheduled to take place on November 23.

Tessa Thompson wears a cool mask while attending the Juneteenth Pop Up event held at Bloom & Plume in Los Angeles over the weekend.

Art students at West Lothian College are celebrating as they secure multiple degree offers to move on to university.All 13 students on the HNC course have secured degree offers on courses ranging from graphic design to fashion communication.With less than a five per cent chance of obtaining a place at a specialist art institution the students have beaten the odds to secure their place.On top of that, eight of the students have the option of going directly into year two of their studies at university.This is excellent news for the class in what has been a challenging end to the academic year because of the Covid-19 crisis.Sarah Smillie, who has the choice of all four Scottish Art Schools including two second year options, said: “This course

Ellise Shafer editorA new collective of Black workers in the arts and entertainment field, called Black Artists for Freedom, has released a statement on their website commemorating Juneteenth and calling on cultural institutions to make changes in order to eliminate racial injustice.The collective consists of over 1,000 Black actors, musicians, filmmakers, authors, painters and poets, including Academy Award, Grammy, Tony and Pulitzer Prize winners. Tessa Thompson, Sterling K.

Trans Vegas will celebrate the stories and work of trans people through a series of films, interviews, and exhibitions all created during the lockdown.Curated by Trans Creative, the festival has supported the work of hundreds of trans and non-binary artists since it launched three years ago.Last year's festival saw events held at venues across the city including Home and the Royal Exchange Theatre, and Kate O’Donnell, artistic director for Trans Creative, admits the shift to a completely online festival has been a challenge.“125 Zoom calls later, we managed to contact trans artists around the world, meet them in their homes during this lock down and create the UK's first online trans arts festival,” Kate says.“Having my trans creatives with

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentIs Olivier Courson, once a game-changing chairman-CEO of Studiocanal, about to make a big media comeback?Arte France,  bastion of quality European TV, announced June 2 that its president, Veronique Cayla would step down on July 5. Candidates to succeed her, the French press has suggested, include Courson.Arte France presidency is currently one of the plum jobs in French film and TV.

Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph did not let their recent split keep them from hanging out and getting tattoos together.The former Bachelor, 28, shared an Instagram photo of himself getting inked. “A glass of red, some art and good friends!” he wrote on Thursday, June 18.Meanwhile, Randolph’s sister, Michelle Randolph, posted Instagram Story pics of her and the graduate student, 25, visiting the same tattoo artist.

letlive.’s fourth and final album ‘If I’m The Devil…’ was driven by the urge to take to the streets and demand action, while the Grammy Award-winning Fever 333 are a band built around a mantra of how to change the world for the better with the three C’s: charity, community and change.Songs like ‘Burn It’ (a rage-addled anthem of rebellion that namechecks Martin Luther King Jr, Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali and Rodney King before promising “sometimes you gotta burn it down it down to build it up again”) and ‘The Innocent’ (a rallying cry to stand together and speak out against police brutality) seem profoundly prescient and essential at a time like this.

The already infamous Melania Trump tell-all dropped on Tuesday, and while we’ve probably already heard the biggest bombshell — that she forced Art Of The Deal business braggart Donald Trump to give her a better prenup to get her to move in to the White House — there are still more goodies left.

Parliament has been urged to recognise its “shameful” past in supporting the slave trade after admitting “numerous” paintings hang in the Commons depicting slave owners.

Gallery x Art Collective has offered to cover up “hate related” tattoos for free. See Which Celebrity Couples and Exes Said ‘Yes’ to Forever With Matching Tattoos The shop spread the word via a Facebook post that has since gone viral.

Le Caprice, a fixture on the London dining scene for almost 40 years and beloved haunt of many an A-list celebrity, is shutting the doors of its West End location with plans to reopen elsewhere.The art deco dining room, situated behind the Ritz Hotel, first opened in 1947. It was a favourite venue of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, who always sat at the same corner table.

Clare Waight Keller stepped down as creative director of Givenchy, the French luxury fashion house has named Matthew M Williams as its new creative director.The move represents the first creative directorship for Williams, the founder of high-fashion streetwear brand 1017 Alyx 9SM. “I am extremely honoured to join the House of Givenchy,” Williams said in a statement.

A teenage girl has been arrested after she allegedly stabbed to death a professional dancer, who was well-known LGBQT activist.

This time 80 years ago thousands of tired and weary British soldiers were waiting for their turn to be rescued from France.These heroes of the 51st Highland Division had been standing firm with the French forces in holding the Germans back, which helped 338,226 of Winston Churchill’s men to be safely evacuated from Dunkirk.Despite battling hard against Hitler’s army, the Germans had made strong advances and, with dwindling ammunition and hopes, an evacuation was necessary for these troops at the small port at St Valéry-en-Caux.Major-General Victor Fortune, who led the 51st Highland Infantry Division, had hatched a last-ditch escape plan with Navy chief Admiral William James.On the morning of June 11, 1940, Major-General Fortune issued the

Glasgow - but a top police officer has said known football groups were on both sides. Missiles were thrown amid clashes between protesters who said they were there to 'guard' the city's statues in the city centre and counter-demonstrators.

hereIt has a background of terraced streets and passing figures include a man in a bowler hat and a mother with a pram.It is a classic northern scene.Lowry was a friend and mentor of Salford artist, Harold Riley, who has achieved international fame.Riley also celebrated the chip shop - with the painting below of Neil's Friery, a chip shop in Langworthy Road, Salford.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine made a shocking confession on Friday night – he hasn't owned a phone in 14 years. The Angels singer made the surprising revelation during an Instagram Live session seen by The Sun, and we have no idea how the doting dad survived for more than a decade without a mobile phone.Not only did Robbie explain that he decided to get rid of his phone in 2006 because he didn't like having it, but he also said that his wife isn't best pleased about the amount of time he's been spending on his new purchase.

Robbie Williams made a shocking confession on Friday night – he hasn't owned a phone in 14 years. The Angels singer made the surprising revelation during an Instagram Live session seen by The Sun, and we have no idea how the doting dad survived for more than a decade without a mobile phone. WATCH: Robbie Williams shaves all of his hair off! Not only did Robbie explain that he decided to get rid of his phone in 2006 because he didn't like having it, but he also said that his wife Ayda Field isn't best pleased about the amount of time he's been spending on his new purchase.

It started with a few tugs at some rope and ended with a splash.For many, the toppling of the Edward Colston statue in Bristol last weekend marked a watershed moment.There’s no doubt that, by his involvement in the transportation of 84,000 men, women and children from Africa to the Americas as slaves, 19,000 of whom died on the journey, the 17th-century merchant caused untold misery.It’s a pain that is acutely felt to this day and led to Colston’s bronze memorial being torn from its plinth at the Black Lives Matter demonstration on Sunday.Residents have been campaigning for years to have the figure removed by the council due to Colston's significant involvement in the slave trade.In the wake of the incident, a website called Topple the