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After a long week of work or school, many households look forward to a well-earned takeaway from the chippy. And no fish supper is complete without a generous sprinkling of salt and spraying of vinegar.

N.W.A., Laurie Anderson, Donna Summer and more have been announced as recipients of this year’s Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.The 2024 cohort, which also includes Gladys Knight, Tammy Wynette and The Clark Sisters, will receive their awards at the Special Merit Awards ceremony on February 3. It will precede the Grammy Awards, which will take place the next day at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles.“What luck! To be part of a group of some of my all-time favourite artists”, Anderson wrote on social media.

Avant-garde composer-performer Laurie Anderson, R&B icon Gladys Knight, groundbreaking rap group N.W.A, disco queen Donna Summer and country legend Tammy Wynette are among this year’s Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award honorees, the academy announced today.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music N.W.A, Laurie Anderson, Gladys Knight, Donna Summer, Tammy Wynette and the Clark Sisters will receive 2024 Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Awards during this year’s Special Merit Awards ceremony, the Academy announced today. Also being honored are longtime Linda Ronstadt/ James Taylor producer/manager Peter Asher, hip-hop pioneer DJ Kool Herc and veteran attorney (and longtime Academy executive) Joel Katz with Trustees Award recipients; Tom Kobayashi and Tom Scott with Technical Grammy Awards; and “Refugee,” written by K’naan, Steve McEwan, and Gerald Eaton (a.k.a.

Yellowstone National Park spotted part of a foot in a shoe, floating in a hot spring on Thursday (July 18), according to officials.The discovery of the partial foot occurred on Tuesday (August 16) at Abyss Pool which led to the temporary closure of the West Thumb Geyser Basin as well as its parking lot, however the area has since reopened since the incident.Park spokesperson Morgan Warthin said there was no additional information that was to be made public on Thursday regarding the investigation.READ MORE:School PE teacher loses leg in 'freak accident' in her garden during stormAbyss Pool is situated on the south side of the southern loop through Yellowstone National Park and is 53ft (16m) deep and the temperature stands at a scorching 140F (60C).According to the park's website, superheated water in hot springs cools as it reaches the surface, sinks and is replaced by hotter water from below as the circulation prevents the water from reaching the temperature needed to set off an eruption like happens with geysers in the park.While there is still much to find out about this investigation and just how part of a foot, still inside a shoe, was found in a Yellowstone hot spring, the national park has been chock-full of mysteries and controversies over the years, including a stretch of the park where murder is essentially legal.The park is located mostly in Wyoming an extends into Montana and Idaho.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Reminiscent of The Purge movie where all crime is legal for one night of the year, Tom Scott, a YouTuber, visited the Yellowstone National Park that contains an isolated 50-square meter stretch of park called the "Zone of Death".The

Tom Scott took a journey deep into the park's interior to the isolated 50-square meter stretch of park that is technically lawless.Known as the Zone of Death, the area is completely uninhabited and belongs to no jurisdiction due to a strange quirk of that most tattered of artefacts: the US constitution.READ MORE: 'I killed a stranger with one punch for no reason - now I'm friends with his mum'Despite the very real risk of running into a Jason Vorhees-type character, Tom ventured into the bush and described exactly why the zone of death exists.He explained: "If you commit a crime in the US, you can either be prosecuted by the state or the federal government.“But Yellowstone National Park is special as within its borders only the federal government can prosecute.“In federal law, America is divided into 19 districts, those districts don’t cross state lines.“Congress gave all of Yellowstone to Wyoming despite the fact that some of the park is in Idaho.“So right now in this 50 square mile area I’m standing in the state of Idaho but the federal district for Wyoming.“If you’re accused of a crime the sixth amendment of the US constitution says you have a right to a trial by jury of the state and district.“So for crimes committed in this weird little overlap zone a jury would have to be picked from just the people who live in Idaho State and Wyoming district and the population here is zero.“So no jury which means no trial which in theory means no conviction."He went on to stress that just because he technically could get away with it, he didn't intend to commit any crimes there as he's 'not an idiot.'And amazingly it appears nobody else has either.As of writing, no known felonies have been committed in the Zone of Death since it

Chris Willman Music WriterThe return of the Jazz Foundation of America’s annual benefit at Herb Alpert’s Vibrato club saw lifetime achievement awards being presented to four musical legends whose careers date to the ’60s or before, Randy Newman, Smokey Robinson, jazz fusion figure Bennie Maupin and producer Lou Adler. Homage was paid at the intimate nightspot in Bel Air by singers and actors including Jackson Browne, Merry Clayton, Herbie Hancock, Jeffrey Wright and Danny Glover.Drummer Steve Jordan — currently between Rolling Stones pickup gigs — led a house band out of the fantasies of anyone who scanned liner notes during the last 60 years, joined by Stones backup singers Lisa Fischer and Bernard Fowler among the serenaders, and jazz players Tom Scott, Billy Childs and Davell Crawford also taking the lead on tribute numbers during a two-and-a-half hour dream jam.

A hungry man that bought a Sainsbury's cheese and tomato pizza was shocked to find that the treat was almost devoid of a vital ingredient.Tom Scott, a product designer, thinks the large frontal sticker was slyly placed to cover the pizza's inadequacies.Taking to Twitter, he wrote alongside a laughing emoji: "Hey ⁦@sainsburys⁩ any less cheese and this might be tomato bread, good to see excellent sticker placement."A customer representative called Caitlin was on hand to try and help, apologising for the lack of cheese.“Hey Tom! I'm very sorry there was a lack of cheese. Can you please DM us from the link below with the name of the store they were purchased from, your full name, address and Nectar card number? So that I can look into this, Caitlin,” she wrote.The pizza Tom bought is only 49 pence, but you still expect to get the main ingredients even for that lowly price.

EXCLUSIVE: Lifetime has given a green light to The Good Father: The Martin MacNeill Story, its latest ripped from the headlines original movie, starring Tom Everett Scott (13 Reasons Why), Anwen O’Driscoll (Left for Dead: The Ashley Reeves Story) and Charisma Carpenter (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) from executive producer Nancy Grace.

Husband of the sister-in-law! When Alicia Silverstone signed on for the comedy Sister of the Groom, she knew who to call to play her husband — Tom Everett Scott.