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Tabitha Jackson, Director, Sundance Film Festival and Public Programming, will be leaving the Sundance Institute.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterTabitha Jackson is resigning her post as director of the Sundance Film Festival.Jackson has been a veteran of the premiere American festival since 2013, and departs after only two years in the top job. She replaced longtime leader John Cooper in the role in 2020, weeks before the coronavirus pandemic upended the event and the rest of Hollywood.Sundance Institute CEO Joana Vicente announced Tuesday that Jackson will leave her post shortly after the imminent London edition of the fest.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticA new venue set to open in the Nashville area in early 2023, Timberhawk Hall, is looking to bring concertgoers slightly outside of town to an area that hasn’t seen much live music activity, the city of Madison, with a rootsy vibe in an almost barn-like setting.The concert hall, whose plans have been known to the local music community for a while but were just announced Thursday, will have a capacity of 1,000 attendees standing or 600 seated. It’s located a few miles northeast of downtown Nashville, in a suburban area of an incorporated historic city that some have characterized as “the next East Nashville,” both for its next-door status to the latter community and the number of musicians moving there.

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coronavirus vaccine because he arrived on a bike.Raging John Cooper said his letter didn't mention his vaccination centre was a drive through and so he cycled there.Wales Online reports that the 61-year-old rode his bike the 17 miles from Ammanford to Swansea and caught the train into Carmarthen, riding his bike to the facility before being turned away on Monday, March 22.He said: "Why didn't it say in my letter of invitation that this was a drive-thru facility? Of course then I would have phoned the number given and rearranged the appointment.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter covering the latest headlines every day.We also send

Is Mary-Kate Olsen ready to move on? The Full House alum, 34, sparked romance rumors with businessman John Cooper just one month after finalizing her divorce from Olivier Sarkozy.

Newly single Mary-Kate Olsen is enjoying a rare night out!

Mary-Kate Olsen, 34, stepped out for dinner with Brightwire founder and CEO John Cooper. The Row founder and financial news entrepreneur were spotted at restaurant Estiatorio Milos on Friday, Feb., 26 in New York City — see the photos via Daily Mail here. The duo were seated with another couple as they enjoyed what appeared to be a seafood dinner outdoors. Mary-Kate looked particularly relaxed as she sipped on a glass of white wine, and later a martini.

We have been glued to our tellies every Thursday night but it turns out, we can check out The Pembrokeshire Murders finale right now.

Serial killer John Cooper hid 500 sets of house keys in the cesspit at his home as mementoes, the Mirror can reveal.

John Cooper may have got away with two sickening double murders if it wasn't for a decision made by a hero detective.

Killer John Cooper was caught by police after tiny clues were pieced together.

Bullseye serial killer John Cooper hated women so much that losing to one on the darts-based TV game show could have led him to murder, according to investigators who snared him.

He is the star of The Pembrokeshire Murders - which pulled in seven million viewers on its first night on Monday.

Margo Price and her husband, Jeremy Ivey, took part in NPR Music’s Tiny Desk (Home) concert from the comfort of their Nashville attic.

Kid Rock, 49, is not ready to close his popular bar Big Ass Honky Tonk & Steakhouse, which he opened in Oct. 2018, in Nashville, TN despite the city’s coronavirus concerns and plans to keep it open until there’s a “statewide mandate.” The singer’s business partner, Steve Smith, put out an official statement about the bar’s plans on Mar. 15 after Nashville Mayor John Cooper asked all bars in the area to close for an unspecified period of time to help stop the spread of the virus, which has infected over 181,700 people worldwide, including 39 confirmed cases in the state of Tennessee.