Diana Jones: Last News

Honoring Anne Heche. One of the late actress’ final films, Wildfire: Legend of the Cherokee Ghost Horse, will pay tribute to her upon its November release.

The director of one of Anne Heche's final movies, Wildfire: The Legend of The Cherokee Ghost Horse, has been dedicated the movie to the late actress.Speaking with TMZ, director Eric Parkinson revealed an 'In Memoriam' shot had been added as film's final shot just before the end credits.Anne tragically died at age 53 following a car crash earlier this month, and Eric says the whole cast and crew are devastated by her passing. The director of one of Anne Heche's final movies, Wildfire: The Legend of The Cherokee Ghost Horse, has been dedicated the movie to the late actress; Heche pictured 2019 Recounting his time working with Anne on Wildfire, Eric says the actress was superb in the film and even took on a horse riding scene intended for a stunt double.In the film, Anne played Diana Jones, a rodeo trainer with barrel racing scenes.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticSinger-songwriter Allison Russell, who is on a streak of awards-show nominations and wins with her “Outside Child” album, won two top awards, artist of the year and song of the year, at Wednesday night’s International Folk Music Awards.The program was held as the kickoff to the Folk Alliance International Conference in Kansas City, MO.Song of the year went to Crys Matthews for “Changemakers.” Matthews performed at the two-hour show, as did the group Isaac Cates & Ordained and nominees Diana Jones and John Smith.Russell has kept up a busy awards calendar. Over the weekend, she had been in her native Canada to pick up a Juno Award for best contemporary roots album. Monday, she was announced as being tied for a leading number of nominations — three — for the Americana Honors, where Russell will be up for artist, album and song of the year at a ceremony to be held in Nashville in September.