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Lily Collins put on an ultra leggy display as she and husband Charlie McDowell joined stars at the annual Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday night.The Emily In Paris actress, 33, showed off her slim pins through a thigh-high slit in her stunning spliced floral skirt.She rocked black semi-sheer tights and suede platform heels that gave her petite frame a boost. Leggy: Lily Collins put on an ultra leggy display as she and husband Charlie McDowell joined stars at the annual Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday nightThe eye-catching skirt was styled with a black long-sleeve fishnet bodysuit and a plunging black bralette.The daughter of Phil Collins had her light brown hair swept up in a bun with her blunt fringe left out.

Ramones singer Joey Ramone have sold a stake of his publishing rights for $10million (£8.9m).The sale comes as part of a new partnership between the Primary Wave Music publishing group and investment company Brookfield Asset Management.As the Wall Street Journal reports, the deal also includes non-exclusive rights to Ramone’s likeness and name. Included in the publishing deal are songwriting credits on many Ramones hits including ‘Judy Is A Punk’ and ‘I Wanna Be Sedated’.In a statement, the singer’s brother, Mitchel Hyman, said: “I’m thoroughly convinced of their eagerness to perpetuate his legacy, and their sincerity about doing it in a way that will never compromise his credibility.

Disney+’s long-awaited Hocus Pocus sequel claiming that nothing good can come from exposing kids to fictional witches.The Texas based mother has warned that the highly anticipated Halloween flick could “unleash hell” on your children through the television screen.Mum-of-three Jamie Gooch, who says she hasn't celebrated Halloween in around four or five years, urged parents not to watch the new fantasy comedy in a since-deleted Facebook post, asking them to 'beware'.READ MORE: Phil Collins and Genesis sell rights to their music catalogue for over £270mSpeaking about the 1993 remake of family-friendly hit Hocus Pocus 2, Gooch told news station KWTX. “The whole movie is based on witches harvesting children for blood sacrifices.”The original Hocus Pocus follows the Sanderson sisters, Winifred, Sarah and Mary, who are accidentally revived in modern-day Salem, Massachusetts — home of the infamous witch trials — and begin killing children to consume their souls in order to stay young forever.In the sequel, the trio, reprised again by original cast Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy, and Sarah Jessica Parker, sought to cast a spell that would make them all-powerful, so they could have their revenge on the historical city.“Do not watch this film,” Gooch advised.

READ MORE: Phil Collins and Genesis sell rights to their music catalogue for over £270mIf you've ever wondered which band member injected toilet water mixed with drugs or which one sniffed a fan's ashes, then you're in the right place.Keep reading to take a look at the unbelievable antics of one of the UK's most infamous punk bands.The former Sex Pistols icon received a strange request from a fan’s sister at a gig in Somerset.Stuart Clark had died of sepsis and was a big fan of the band, so his sister took his ashes to John and asked him to scatter them.Sandi said that Lyndon was “in a cloud of my brother” after he opened the envelope, which was full of her brothers ashes, and was covered from head to toe.Sandi recalled: “[John] said: ‘Ooh Stuart, you taste of Gauloises” - which is a brand of cigarettes - “He was in his hair, he was everywhere [...] It was wonderful.

A Place In The Sun's Laura Hamilton suffered a rather awkward encounter with a royal family member during a visit to Buckingham Palace.During the earlier stages of her career, she worked on the Jubilee Celebrations and even got to meet some of the royals in person.Laura told us about the time she was once "told off" by a royal during an exclusive Facebook Live chat.READ MORE: A Place in the Sun fans gobsmacked at couple's expectations for low budget holiday homeShe said: "I got told off by Prince Phillip for speeding in a golf buggy around Buckingham Palace."This was when I worked behind the scenes, I was an assistant floor manager and did stage management and you'd take artists to the stage before their performances."The Jubilee Celebrations were incredible, I remember standing in the accreditation marquee and there was Phil Collins, Paul McCartney and all of the absolute greats, Eric Clapton, it was insane."I'd be saying 'oh my word,' I couldn't believe it, I was only 20. It was an amazing experience.She continued: "But I had a golf buggy and would drive artists around to get them on stage for their call times and Prince Phillip come up to me and said 'excuse me, young lady, would you mind slowing down?'"I was like 'oh my god, I got told off.' Of course, I had to be respectful but I was just like 'wow.'Laura also opened up about her ongoing health battle as the host suffers from Immune thrombocytopenia (ITP).The disorder can lead to easy or excessive bruising and bleeding.

tumbling pound has encouraged dollar buyers to snap up hit songs with Phil Collins and Genesis the latest big names to cash in on their back catalogue with a $300m (£270m) deal. Collins, Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks sold the rights to hit songs including “Mama”, “Land of Confusion” and “Invisible Touch” to the US-based Concord Music Group.

Phil Collins and Genesis have sold a large chunk of their back catalogue for a whopping $300million (£268m). Concord Music Group has landed the publishing rights and master recordings for most of prog rock legends Genesis’ catalogue, as well as a portion of the group’s recorded music income streams and masters. The sale also includes Collins’ solo hits In the Air Tonight, You’ll Be In My Heart, and Against All Odds.

It's been announced that Phil Collins and his fellow members of the rock band Genesis have sold a portion of the group's songs - including their publishing rights and master recordings - in a deal valued at more than $300 million. 

The latest big bucks music rights deal has been confirmed, with Concord acquiring a stack of copyrights and revenue rights from good old Genesis.According to the Wall Street Journal, the deal is valued at over $300 million, and gets Concord ownership of song rights, and certain recording rights and revenues, from all three members of the band’s classic line-up: Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks. That includes music from the three musicians’ respective solo careers as well as Genesis itself.Concord was already the administrator of the song catalogues of Collins and Genesis, and the music firm’s President Bob Valentine confirmed that it was via that existing relationship that talks regarding a big old catalogue acquisition began.Confirming the deal had been done, Genesis manager Tony Smith of TSPM said: “This is a catalogue of music that we are all extremely proud of and it means a great deal to many fans.

Phil Collins and his Genesis bandmates have sold a portion of their songs’ assets to Concord Music Group, including the publishing rights and master recordings for much of Genesis’ music.According to the Wall Street Journal, the deal was valued at more than $300million and will also include master recordings of songs from throughout Collins’ solo career, such as ‘In the Air Tonight’, ‘You’ll Be In My Heart’ and ‘Against All Odds’, and his popular covers of Diane & Annita’s ‘A Groovy Kind Of Love’ and ‘You Can’t Hurry Love’ by the Supremes.Genesis recordings within the package will likely include hits such as ‘Invisible Touch’, ‘That’s All’, ‘Land Of Confusion’ and ‘Follow You, Follow Me’. The deal also includes material that Genesis guitarist Mike Rutherford released with his group, Mike & the Mechanics.Speaking to WSJ, Concord president Bob Valentine said they were aiming to bring Collins and Genesis’ back catalogue to a younger generation of listeners.

$300 million (£270m).Wall Street Journal reported that Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks sold the rights to Concord Music Group Inc, including publishing copyrights, recorded music income streets and the original masters. It excludes the work of the previous Genesis member, Peter Gabriel.

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor Phil Collins and his Genesis bandmates Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford have agreed to sell their publishing copyrights and “a mix of recorded music-income streams” to Concord Music Group, the company confirmed to the Wall Street Journal on Thursday. Sources told the publication the deal was for upward of $300 million. The deal includes the solo material of all three, most notably Collins’ multiplatinum solo albums and Rutherford’s band Mike & the Mechanics, which achieved chart success in the 1980s. The catalogs of Peter Gabriel and other former members of Genesis were not included in the deal. A rep for Concord tells Variety an official announcement will be made Friday morning.

Eight-time Grammy winner Phil Collins' ex-wife #3 Orianne Collins looked frail holding onto Olivier Salon owner Stephane Manoury after the Tom Ford SS/23 presentation during New York Fashion Week on Wednesday.The Swiss-born 48-year-old - who suffered a spinal injury in 2008 - wore a shiny pink blazer over a lace bustier top, black pencil skirt, and matching slingback heels.Orianne - who boasts 96K Instagram followers - shared a snap of herself earlier that day in the same ensemble captioned: 'Thank you Tom Ford! I can't wait for the fashion show 2022!' Teetering: Eight-time Grammy winner Phil Collins' ex-wife #3 Orianne Collins (R) looked frail holding onto Olivier Salon owner Stephane Manoury (L) after the Tom Ford SS/23 presentation during New York Fashion Week on Wednesday Collins (born Cevey) initially injured her neck while performing in the Bercy Mixed Martial Arts competition in Paris in 2008, but the minor surgical procedure resulted in her waking up paralyzed.The OC Jewellery founder recovered after three years of physical rehabilitation, and she went on to found the Never Give Up Foundation in 2019, but the website has since been taken down.Orianne's NYFW sighting came three weeks after Judge Alan Fine dismissed her $20M legal battle against the retired 71-year-old pop star due to her '10 separate violations of the court's orders.' Suffered a spinal injury in 2008: The Swiss-born 48-year-old wore a shiny pink blazer over a lace bustier top, black pencil skirt, and matching slingback heels Orianne - who boasts 96K Instagram followers - shared a snap of herself earlier that day in the same ensemble captioned: 'Thank you Tom Ford! I can't wait for the fashion show 2022!'Collins felt entitled to half of the

Phil Collins’ ex-wife Orianne Cevey has reportedly had her long-running $20 million legal battle against the singer kicked out of court. Cevey, 48, sued the 71-year-old musician for half of the proceeds from the sale of the Miami estate they once shared, which Genesis drummer Phil sold for $40 million (£34 million) in January 2021. She claimed the ‘In the Air Tonight’ singer had previously promised her half of its sale value if she moved back in with him.

Shirley Halperin Executive Editor, MusicHitCo Entertainment, the music company launched by Antonio L.A. Reid (pictured at left) and Charles Goldstuck (at right) in 2017, has been sold to Concord, Variety has learned through multiple sources.

Lily Collins and Charlie McDowell tied-the-knot last September and spent their honeymoon in Europe, making stops at various locales in Denmark, Sweden and Norway.It appears Denmark left a lasting impression on the couple, considering they just made a return trip for a 'Danish weekend abroad…'Using the gorgeous landscape as a backdrop, the actress took to her Instagram page and shared an adorable selfie snap of herself giving her man a kiss on the cheek. Packing on the PDA: Lily Collins, 33, and her new husband Charlie McDowell, 38, shared a few kisses while on a 'weekend abroad' in Denmark For the photo, Collins and McDowell stood just feet from a waterway, as well as an old structure, seemingly a home, on the side of a hill overlooking the shoreline.In a sign there's a chill in the air in Denmark, Collins is seen wearing a tan jacket, while her husband, who's a writer and director, opted to coverup with a brown coat over a black-and-white hoodie.

Kate Bush‘s ‘Running Up That Hill’ has become her first US Top 10 single thanks to it being used as part of the Stranger Things 4 soundtrack.Arriving on Netflix on May 27, ‘Running Up That Hill’ features in the first episode of volume one of Stranger Things 4 and subsequently in episodes involving pivotal moments with the character Max (Sadie Sink).This week, 37 years after its original release, ‘Running Up That Hill’ landed at No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, marking the first time one of Bush’s singles has landed in the US Top 10 chart.The ‘Hounds Of Love’ album cut previously peaked at No.

in Colombia for his services.“Do you know anything about an effort to — I’m going to call it — poison Phil or give him unknown substances?” Collins’ attorney Jeffrey Fisher asked Pala in a deposition.Pala replied: “I heard about Mrs Collins ask another employee of the house to do some kind of magical things and pay for the services, and in return, put some substances in white wine for Mr. Phil Collins … It’s like how you believe in black magic from Colombia, whatever you want to call it.”Pala, who never discussed the situation with Cevey, said he heard about the alleged plans from Cevey’s former personal assistantAsked what Cevey was trying to do by “putting this black magic on Phil,” Pala said: “Maybe trying to empower herself over him.” It’s not clear whether Cevey ever received any substances from her Colombian contact.

Gallery: Kendall Jenner's Style File (ELLE (UK))The look is a stark contact from the stars usual straight look, which she sported earlier this year on Ellen DeGeneres' chat show. In the shots Lily, who is the daughter of singer Phil Collins, shared with her 26. 9 million followers, the brunette beauty posed in a shower.

Andrew Woolfolk, the long-time saxophonist of Earth, Wind & Fire, has died at 71. Philip Bailey, the band's sole lead singer since Maurice White's 2016 death, posted the news on Instagram Monday, along with a photo of himself and Wilfolk together. "I met him in High School, and we quickly became friends and band mates," the post reads.

Earth, Wind & Fire has died, aged 71.His bandmate Phillip Bailey broke the news this week (April 25) on social media, saying Woolfolk passed after a long illness.He wrote: “Met him in High School, and we quickly became friends and band mates. Andrew Paul Woolfolk was his name. We lost him today, after being ill of over 6 years.“He has Transitioned on to the forever, from this Land of the dying to the Land of the Living. Great memories.