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Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer Ana de Armas says there should be more films like her forthcoming bare-knuckle action project “Ballerina,” rather than tinkering with gender-swapping legacy characters like James Bond. De Armas is on the ground at CinemaCon, promoting her “John Wick” spinoff from Lionsgate, where she caught up with Variety about discourse prompted this week by actor Helen Mirren.

Pinewood Unveils Revised Studios Expansion Proposal

EXCLUSIVE: Coming off his breakout role in Zone of Interest, Christian Friedel has signed with UTA for representation.

The organiser of the region’s first ‘tractor run’ says the response has been “unbelievable” after it raised more than £5,000 for charity.

John Ward has been appointed chairperson of Livingston FC as part of a boardroom reshuffle.

Owen Wilson is back, with brushes, as the longtime host of a beloved but fading Burlington, Vermont-based PBS instructional art show. Paint from IFC Films opens on 800+ screens.

The heirs of Robert and Ronnie Wilson – two thirds of The Gap Band – have sued BMG over allegations they are owed royalties stemming from the cut of Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars song ‘Uptown Funk’ that they received back in 2015.As you may remember, the five writers of The Gap Band’s 1979 song ‘Oops Upside Your Head’ – including Robert and Ronnie Wilson – were given co-writer credits on ‘Uptown Funk’ in 2015, following the latter track’s release in late 2014.That move acknowledged the similarities between the two songs, and was made in the wake of the ruling in the big ‘Blurred Lines’ song-theft legal battle, after which the music industry became more nervous about the copyright implications of new songs being heavily influenced by old songs.As well as the credits, each of the ‘Oops Upside Your Head’ writers also got 3.4% of the ‘Uptown Funk’ copyright. That was negotiated via a deal between the publishers of ‘Uptown Funk’ and the then publisher of ‘Oops Upside Your Head’, Minder Music.Shortly after that deal Minder Music was acquired by BMG, hence it’s involvement in the new legal battle.

Tom Waits has today (August 9) announced that his twin 2002 albums, ‘Alice’ and ‘Blood Money’, will be reissued on vinyl.The albums – which this year celebrate their 20-year-anniversary – will be pressed on translucent blue and red vinyl respectively, with the reissues expected to hit record stores and Waits’ merch website on October 7. Both reissues are currently available for pre-order via Waits’ webstore here.Coinciding with the announcement, Waits has also shared a pair of live recordings set to feature on each of the upcoming reissues: ‘All the World Is Green’ from ‘Blood Money’ and ‘Fish and Bird’ from ‘Alice’.Check out the live recordings below.Waits’ live version of ‘All the World is Green’ adds a flamenco flair to the original, and was recorded during the singer-songwriter’s Milan show as part of his 2008 Glitter and Doom concert tour.

Owen Wilson has confirmed his return to Disney+’s “Loki”.

Ronnie Wilson was a co-founder of the Gap Band, known for funk and R&B hits including “You Dropped a Bomb on Me.”Wilson formed the Gap Band in the late 1960s alongside his brothers, Charlie and Robert Wilson. They took the name from Greenwood, Archer, and Pine streets in their hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma, site of the 1921 Tulsa race massacre.

There’s an update on when the next James Bond might be announced!

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Livingston interim boss David Martindale has admitted he would be 'honoured' to be appointed the club's next head coach - but insists he'll happily do whatever the club feel is best.The 46-year-old has been with the club for over six years and is confident he could make the step up to being the main man having previously served as assistant to Holt, Kenny Miller, David Hopkin and Mark Burchill.However Martindale, who is also head of football operations, says the club must come first - even if that spells the end of his time with the Lions.The former Broxburn Athletic assistant says he spoke with CEO John Ward and chairman Robert Wilson at the

The widow of a factory supervisor hacked to death by two teenagers in a brutal murder confronted his killers in court, asking: "How on earth have we come to this?"