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Supergrass helped pay tribute to Taylor Hawkins at today’s (September 3) special memorial concert at Wembley Stadium.The British band are one of numerous iconic acts taking part in the gig tonight, including Liam Gallagher, Mark Ronson, Queens Of The Stone Age’s Josh Homme, Supergrass, Queen’s Brian May and Roger Taylor, The Pretenders’ Chrissie Hynde, Blink-182’s Travis Barker, AC/DC’s Brian Johnson, Kesha, Metallica’s Lars Ulrich and more.Before Supergrass took to the stage, an old video played from their time on tour with Foo Fighters back in the ‘90s in which they reflected on Hawkins’ support. “Taylor’s always been a bit of a fan of the band and he was side of stage watching us, and I just sort of beckoned him to come and play ‘Caught By The Fuzz’ at the end, and he played it at about 500 mph,” drummer Danny Goffey said in the clip.After the video finished playing, actor Jason Sudeikis shared his own reflections of seeing Supergrass support Foo Fighters.

The Lost King, will reduce their role in the extraordinary historical find. One member of the University of Leicester team, Professor Turi King, carried out key DNA studies, providing conclusive evidence and spending hours in the laboratory. “I had to start from scratch, both on the historic work and the modern-day samples from Richard’s living relatives,” said the Canadian-British geneticist.

K.J. Yossman Baby Cow are the production company behind some of the U.K.’s best-loved comedy shows, including “Gavin and Stacey” with James Corden and Ruth Jones, Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding’s “The Mighty Boosh” and “This Time With Alan Partridge” starring Steve Coogan as the cringe-worthy fictional television host. It was a prescient Coogan who founded Baby Cow alongside producer Henry Normal in 1998, long before talent-led production companies were a thing.

IFC Films is acquiring North American rights to Stephen Frears’ drama The Lost King, starring Sally Hawkins (The Shape of Water) and Steve Coogan (The Trip), ahead of its world premiere at the 47th Toronto Film Festival.

Bert Fields, the relently loyal powerhouse entertainment lawyer who repped clients including Harvey and Bob Weinstein, Tom Cruise, George Lucas, the Beatles, Michael Jackson and many others in myriad headline-making cases in Hollywood, has died, TMZ reports. He was 93.

Gordon Cox Theater EditorBefore Danai Gurira returns this fall as the Wakandan general Okoye in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” she’s scheming and murdering her way onto the English throne in director Robert O’Hara’s new production of “Richard III” at the Public Theater’s Free Shakespeare in the Park. Here are three things to know about “The Walking Dead” star’s latest endeavors. Her “Richard III” is all about toxic masculinity.“We’ve always been around toxic masculinity, but I think there are ways that we’re labeling and seeing it now,” says Gurira.

Michael Appler Robert O’Hara, the Tony Award-nominated director and acclaimed playwright, sat beneath a tree near the side of the Delacorte Theater in Central Park. On the opening night of “Richard III,” a searing adaptation of Shakespeare’s tragedy mounted by O’Hara and The Public Theater in Central Park this summer, the director shied away from the photographers and the spotlight.Before taking his seat in the back of the house, watching restlessly as directors do on opening nights, he sat beneath a tree in the quiet and talked about Richard.“We all look more like the devil than we think we do,” O’Hara told Variety, breathing in to describe his production. “In order to make a villain less like who we are, Shakespeare gave Richard his deformity.

Gaz Coombes has released a new track today (June 7) called ‘Sonny The Strong’. Listen to it below.The Supergrass frontman wrote the song about a semi-fictinalized British boxer in post-World War II Britain.“This track was always going to have a biographical story arc to it,” Coombes said of his latest song. “For me it was just a case of finding the inspiration.

Supergrass have appeared on American television for the first time in nearly 16 years, going on Jimmy Kimmel Live this week to perform ‘Richard III’.The performance, which aired Monday night (May 23), was the band’s first on Kimmel’s show. They had last appeared on a late-night US talk show in 2006, when they played on Last Call with Carson Daly.

Benedict Cumberbatch has enjoyed a glittering career, from his early days in theatre shows to his current roles in Hollywood blockbuster films.The educated actor speaks six languages and has won numerous accolades for his performances in theatre, television and cinema including BAFTA and Golden Globe awards.The star also has a complex family history as his great-great-great grandfather was a wealthy slave owner in Barbados, Jamaica and his lineage dates back to King Richard III as his third cousin 16 times removed.The 45-year-old even attended his royal ancestor’s reburial in 2015 and read a poem in his honour.To celebrate the release of Doctor Strange, Daily Star has looked into his life.Benedict is highly recognised for his incredible roles on-screen - some of which have even earned him award-winning performances. In November 2021, he played the role of Phil Burbank in Netflix's award-winning Power of the Dog.The jaw-dropping portrayal earned him incredible awards for his performance, including an AACTA International Award, New York Film Critics Circle Award, and Satellite Award - all for best actor.His other award-winning performances include Sherlock, The Imitation Game, Hamlet, and Frankenstein, just to name a few.However, he is best recognised by Marvel fans for playing fan favourite Doctor Strange.The second instalment of the franchise, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, reached cinemas on Thursday and has raked in several reviews.IMDB rated the film 7.6/10 and Rotten Tomatoes scored the film similarly at 77%.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer“Yellowjackets” ended its chilling first season by further fueling the mystery in the 1996 winter flashback sequence from the pilot, which featured the Antler Queen a.k.a. Lottie Matthews (Courtney Eaton) and her ilk killing and eating one of the survivors.

EXCLUSIVE: Up-and-coming actor Kristian Flores (The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent) has signed with Innovative Artists for representation, after attempts on the part of assorted major agencies to reel him in.

Danai Gurira, the actress most widely known for her roles in Marvel’s Avengers franchise and AMC’s The Walking Dead, will play one of the stage’s great villains this summer when she takes the title character of Richard III for New York’s Free Shakespeare in the Park.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterThe Public Theater’s free Shakespeare in the Park is set to return in the summer.The 60th season will begin with “Richard III,” directed by Tony nominee Robert O’Hara and featuring “Black Panther” star Danai Gurira in the title role. It will continue with “As You Like It,” a musical that was originally scheduled for 2020 and delayed due to COVID-19.Production dates, performance schedules and complete casting for both productions will be announced at a later date.Since 1962, Shakespeare in the Park has been a New York City staple in the months warm enough to watch Shakespeare and other classical works and musicals at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park.

assassinated while in office.But 13 more commanders-in-chief escaped attempts on their lives thanks to diligent guards, heroic bystanders, misfiring pistols and in some cases, sheer luck.Here we'll look at some of the luckiest and most unlikely of escapes.The first to survive such an attempt was Andrew Jackson in 1835.Richard Lawrence, an out-of-work house painter who believed he was King Richard III, walked into the US Capitol building, brandishing a pistol.The gun misfired, before Lawrence drew a second pistol, which also misfired.According to legend, Jackson then subsequently flew at the man and thrashed him with his cane. Whether or not that's true, Lawrence's assassination attempt was unsuccessful.Lincoln's death is well-known – having been assassinated by Confederate sympathiser John Wilkes Booth in 1865, just five days after the surrender of Robert E.

Naman Ramachandran Antony Sher, the South Africa born theater actor known for his Shakespearean roles, has died of cancer. He was 72.

Richard III set in an American high school, Mike Lew’s Teenage Dick (★★★☆☆) scores points off the wit and accuracy of its title alone. And Moritz von Stuelpnagel’s production at Woolly Mammoth keeps scoring with the play’s acerbically funny depiction of just how petty and ruthless this teenage dick can be.Ambitious high school junior Richard Gloucester (Gregg Mozgala) might also be sympathetic, were he not so determined to prove a villain, hardened by the bullying and scorn heaped on him for being different.

DON'T MISS...Strictly plunged into crisis as two dance pros 'refuse Covid jab' [UPDATE]Prince Harry's appearance on Time cover questioned by Carol Vorderman [INSIGHT]Patty Perez dead: Jackass star dies aged 57 after diabetes battle [NEWS]Before landing his part on Only Fools and Horses, John performed on stage with the Royal Shakespeare Company and the National Theatre.Back in 1995 he returned to the stage to star in productions of Richard III and A Midsummer's Night Dream which took place in London's Regents Park.He later played Monty Staines in ITV comedy Benidorm for three years until 2018.On Sunday, a statement was released by John's family which confirmed his death."It is with heavy hearts that we bring you such sad news.

Jamie Lang FIRST-LOOKPathé has dropped a first-look image from “The Lost King,” the upcoming feature film about the astonishing 2012 discovery of King Richard III’s remains. In the film, Oscar nominated and Golden Globe winning actress Sally Hawkins will play Philippa Langley, the woman who uncovered the remains which had been lost for 500 years.An amateur historian, Langley spent years researching and searching for the ruins, in spite of skepticism from friends, family and academics.

Supergrass have announced the release of an expanded and remastered version of their second album, ‘In It For The Money’.Set to arrive on August 27, the album will be reissued in three different formats: 3CD set, 2x2LP and a digital release. It will be the first time it’s been made available on vinyl since its original release in April 1997.The album, which was voted in NME’s Top 10 Albums of 1997, reached Number Two on the UK chart and spawned the hits ‘Going Out’, ‘Richard III’, ‘Sun Hits the Sky’ and ‘Late In The Day’.

comic and actor, 59, on Nazi schoolgirls, meeting Sir Paul McCartney and why we all need to do more running.It’s based on a real school in Bexhill-on-Sea, where I grew up. I’m a patron of the museum there and the museum curator showed me this school blazer badge, which is the one used in the film.