John Travers: Last News

Eurovision 2024 fever is in full swing and we’re now just weeks away from the main event in Sweden.

DEALSWarner Chappell has renewed its global publishing deal with producer Mag – best known for his work with Bad Bunny. “The whole Warner Chappell team have been incredibly supportive over the past few years and I’m excited to continue building on our partnership”, he says.————————————————–MEDIAThe Eurovision Song Contest has announced that this year’s grand final will be shown in 500 cinemas around the UK on 13 May. “We want audiences to enjoy themselves, come along in groups, get your fancy dress on, and come together to enjoy this historic occasion on the big screen”, says John Travers of CinemaLive.

Eurovision Song Contest will be screened live in UK cinemas this year for the first time in the event’s history.The 2023 competition is due to take place at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool from May 9-13, with Mae Muller representing the United Kingdom with ‘I Wrote A Song’.Today (March 24), it has been announced that the Eurovision ’23 final will be broadcast in 500 cinemas nationwide.“Fans can bring their usual Eurovision parties from the front room to the cinema, with fancy dress HEAVILY encouraged,” a press release reads.“Presented on the big screen and in 5.1 surround sound, the screenings of the Eurovision – Grand Final Live encourage sing-a-longs with all of the 26 acts that will make up this year’s final.”John Travers of CinemaLive, distributor of the event in cinemas, added: “We’re delighted to be working with the BBC to bring Eurovision’s Grand Final live into cinemas across the UK for the first time ever!“We want audiences to enjoy themselves, come along in groups, get your fancy dress on, and come together to enjoy this historic occasion on the big screen!”Tickets go on sale at 10am GMT next Monday (March 27) – you’ll be able to purchase yours here.The cinema showings will also include an exclusive preview of BBC Three‘s new series I Kissed A Boy, which is scheduled to be screened prior to Eurovision.Earlier this month, tickets to attend the Eurovision grand final in person sold out in just 36 minutes.

murder of an Australian nurse and former beauty pageant winner shocked a nation after she was raped and had her throat slit so bad that she was almost beheaded by her killers.Anita Cobby, 26, was subjected to two hours of “degradation and brutality”, according to prosecutor Allan Saunders, QC to the Supreme Court jury in 1987, before being murdered by five criminals.Three Murphy brothers, Michael, 33, Gary, 28, and Leslie, 23, John Travers and Michael Murdoch, 18, were found guilty of her horrific murder as they kidnapped Anita after she finished work on February 2 in 1986.A local resident had actually heard screams from Anita as she was being kidnapped and alerted a neighbour, who took off to find but the five men and their victim hid in the grass before watching him drive away.While she was in the car, Anita was punched several times and suffered a broken nose and cheekbones.She was also raped and forced to perform oral sex on them.The vile group then dragged her into the paddock off Reen Road in Prospect and continued their attacks and sexual assaults.After becoming concerned Anita, who had been stripped naked, had seen their faces and knew their names, Travers was urged to kill her.He slit her throat so deep that Anita was almost beheaded by her killer.Her body was placed on a barbed wire fence before the five men left the scene.All five men were eventually arrested but it took several days as some fled to hide from police.Gary Murphy wet his pants as he was arrested while in a hide-out with brother Michael.Travers, the one who slit Anita’s throat, was branded a “maniac” by the others to police and boasted of having sex with animals before slitting their throats.All five men had past criminal convictions and were