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This is the moment a shameless fly-tipper was caught on CCTV dumping a vanload of rubbish outside a house in broad daylight. Council chiefs are now investigating in the incident in Crumpsall.

This girl is on Broadway! Alicia Keys has announced a new musical titled Hell's Kitchen, which will be loosely based on her own life story. The show will feature Keys' music, and centers on a 17 year-old Ali living in a cramped Times Square Apartment and discovering the piano.

aespa have addressed the public management dispute within their agency SM Entertainment.Earlier this year, SM Entertainment found itself in a management dispute between its founder Lee So-man and SM’s top executives, including its CEO Chris Lee. At the time, HYBE had planned to acquire Lee So-man’s stake in the K-pop agency, while Chris Lee and his team described it as a ““hostile takeover”.During the saga, Chris Lee had claimed in a now-deleted video that new music from aespa had been delayed due to Lee Soo-man’s insistence on lyrics about sustainability.

SM Entertainment boyband NCT’s “infinite” expansion will come to an end in 2023, the K-pop agency has confirmed.On February 25, SM Entertainment shared the latest in its series of videos about its new ‘SM 3.0’ strategy. In this video, SM’s co-CEOs Chris Lee and Tak Young-jun answered fan questions and also announced the end of boyband NCT’s expansion in 2023.

SM Entertainment and its founder Lee Soo-man has widened further with the release of a video by the K-pop label’s CEO Chris Lee, in which he accuses Lee Soo-man of greed and airs suspicions that he attempted offshore tax avoidance, among several allegations.Chris Lee, who is also known as Lee Sung-soo and one of two current CEOs at the South Korean label, took to his personal YouTube channel to upload a 30-minute-long announcement regarding the current status of the company on February 16. The video was labelled the first part of a series of videos explaining why SM decided to sever ties with its founder Lee Soo-man (also Chris Lee’s uncle).In the video, Chris Lee accused Lee Soo-man of pushing SM to make unusual contract arrangements with a company he established overseas in a bid to avoid South Korean taxes.According to Chris Lee, Lee Soo-man had launched a new business in Hong Kong called CT Planning Limited, which Chris Lee claims is an offshore version of Lee Soo-man’s separate Korea-based consulting business, Like Planning.

SM Entertainment CEO Chris Lee (also known as Lee Sung-soo) has claimed the label’s founder Lee Soo-man is the reason why aespa’s new music has been delayed.On February 16, Lee, who is one of the K-pop agency’s two current CEOs, released a 30-minute statement regarding the company. In the video, which is the first part of a series, Lee made several allegations about SM’s former chief producer Lee Soo-man.According to Chris Lee’s video, Lee Soo-man was the reason why aespa’s music has been delayed.

Halo Infinite, announced on May 25 that he has left 343 Industries.The announcement came via a tweet by Hook, which reads; “Today marks my last day at 343i, Microsoft and Halo. This journey has been filled with creating new worlds, platforms and products from Xbox, Xbox Live to Halo.”This is followed by a subsequent tweet where he expresses his gratitude for being a part of the industry and the Halo community.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Legacies” has been canceled after four seasons at The CW, Variety has learned.The show is the latest CW drama to get canceled. Previously, the network announced it was not moving ahead with new seasons of the DC shows “Naomi,” “Batwoman,” and “Legends of Tomorrow” as well as “4400,” “Charmed,” “Dynasty,” “Roswell, New Mexico,” and “In the Dark.”The cancellation of “Legacies” brings the “Vampire Diaries” universe to a close at The CW. “The Vampire Diaries” ran from 2009-2017 at the network, while the spinoff “The Originals” aired from 2013-2018.

The mystery behind what was actually in the envelope Olivia Wilde was holding on stage at 2022 CinemaCon this week has been solved.

Olivia Wilde unintentionally put sleuths on notice at 2022 CinemaCon.

Michael Cudlitz (Clarice, The Walking Dead) and Jake Abel (Malignant, Supernatural) and have signed on to star alongside Zhang Hanyu (The Taking of Tiger Mountain, The Great Wall) and Vivienne Tien (Be Yourself) in Unspoken, a dramatic feature from writer-director Daming Chen that is now in production.

An Edinburgh man who lost £60,000 of redundancy pay to his betting addiction has launched a support service to help others who are suffering.

EXCLUSIVE: Details are emerging about Justin Chon’s (Blue Bayou) under-the-radar music drama Jamojaya, starring rapper Rich Brian. Recently wrapped in Hawaii, the film’s producing team includes Peter Luo (Crazy Rich Asians) and former Columbia/TriStar head Chris Lee.

Korean-American action star Don Lee and producing partner Chris Lee are teaming up with Starlings Television to develop The Club, a drama series based on the popular Korean format Trap. Writer Jack LoGiudice (Sons Of Anarchy, Narcos) has been tapped as writer-showrunner.

dog puppies to be returned to them after they were stolen by heartless thieves. Eight sausage dogs were stolen from a home in Derbyshire overnight between Wednesday and Thursday morning.The family has been left "completely devastated" since the Dachshunds were taken.Owners Cath and Chris Lee have five male and three female dogs which are miniature wire-haired dachshunds.Their daughter Charlotte says the dogs, who are named Rummy, Ricky, Jess, Muffin, Cookie, Percy, Nora and Doris, are aged between one and six, reports Derbyshire Live.Charlotte says her parents run the Seale Pastures kennels and cattery, but the dogs which have been taken are their "dearly loved" family pets.She said: "Last night, our beautiful dachshunds were stolen.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefBig name Hollywood executives and talent including Sam Raimi, Gianni Nunnari, Patrick Wachsberger and Paula Wagner have joined the “Stars Collective” diversity program launched by Chinese film financier Starlight Media.

His death rocked the Manchester music and academia scenes - but CP Lee’s memory still lives on at a music venue.A special memorial has been put on display at Fred's Ale House, Levenshulme - where the musician and Salford University lecturer passed away on July 25 - to honour his extraordinary life.Didsbury-born Chris Lee, known as CP, excelled as a writer, broadcaster, performer and university lecturer and at the time of his death was praised by a friend and colleague for his 'incredible contribution to the city'.CP died suddenly aged 70 of a heart attack, leaving behind his beloved wife Pam, 69, and stepsons Tom, 42, and Nick, 39.Despite Chris’ fame in Manchester bands, including Greasy Bear and satirical rock outfit Alberto y Lost Trios

Xbox fans were disappointed with the announcement that Halo Infinite, the latest game in the incredibly popular Halo video game series which was due for a holiday 2020 release, will be delayed till an unannounced date in 2021.

343 Industries have announced that Halo Infinite will now launch in 2021 and will no longer release alongside the Xbox Series X.In a development update to fans via the franchise’s official Twitter, studio head Chris Lee revealed that there are multiple reasons for the delay and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic was one of them.“We (343 Industries) have made the difficult decision to shift our release to 2021 to ensure the team has adequate time to deliver a Halo game experience that meets our vision,” the developer began in a statement to fans.“The decision to shift our release is the result of multiple factors that have contributed to development challenges, including the ongoing COVID-related impacts affecting us all year,” the message

Halo Infinite’s gameplay for the first time during Microsoft’s Xbox Series X games showcase, developer 343 Industries has announced its intent for the upcoming game’s lifespan to last the next decade.Speaking to IGN, Halo Infinite studio head Chris Lee revealed that the upcoming game will likely be the franchise’s last standalone release for the near future. “Halo Infinite is the start of our platform for the future.

Xbox revealed its latest slate of games for both its current-gen Xbox One and next-gen Series X systems on Thursday in a Summer Game Fest showcase. Campaign gameplay fromHalo Infiniteopened the presentation, with the game dropping this holiday season.