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Kaleem Aftab “It’s really a film about friendship,” says Matt Dillon, about “The Great Fellove” [El Gran Fellove], his documentary chronicling the musical career of Cuban scat singer and showman Francisco ‘el Gran’ Fellove  and the recording of his last album, “Fellove & Joey.”“The whole thing started because of my friendship with bandleader Joey Altruda and our shared love of Cuban music,” says Dillon. “And then, it’s this wonderful story of how these Cuban musicians all took care of each other when they were all in exile in Mexico.

Manori Ravindran International EditorA worrying surge in COVID-19 cases in the U.K. has threatened to unravel much of the progress made across the film and TV industry in recent months, but Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s latest round of restrictions won’t impact the production and exhibitor sectors in any major way just yet.With coronavirus cases projected to reach 49,000 a day by mid-October unless action is taken, the government on Tuesday enforced a 10pm curfew for bars, restaurants and pubs in England and a renewed work from home directive for office workers — measures that will be in place for six months.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterVariety parent company Penske Media Corp. has set a deal with MRC to operate Billboard, Vibe and the Hollywood Reporter under a newly formed joint venture.The transaction calls for PMC and MRC to set up a newly established entity dubbed PMRC.

DEALSSony/ATV has signed Filmore to a worldwide publishing deal. “I’m beyond excited to be a part of the Sony/ATV family”, he says.

98FM’s Big Breakfast with Rebecca and Brendan, Steps band member Lisa Scott-Lee revealed that there’s a musical about the band in the works!When asked whether they were involved in the One For Sorrow musical, a production about the life of Princess Diana that will be accompanied by Steps songs, Lisa cleared things up.The musical was announced in mid-August but she said, ‘We are aware of it but I can confirm that Steps are not affiliated with that musical.’‘It’s nothing to do with us, to be honest… Basically, we’re not affiliated I don’t know how to say it without sounding rude,’ Lisa explained before revealing that they’re busy putting together something even more exciting.She told the Dublin breakfast radio duo, ‘The reason we are not

James May, 57, explained why his gastropub The Royal Oak in Swallowcliffe will not be impacted by the latest 10pm curfew introduced this week by the government.The motor expert poked fun at the latest rulings by suggesting his countryside-based establishment wouldn’t be affected, as most of its punters are "in bed by 10”.James wrote to his 3.1 million Twitter followers: “The new 10 pm rule will not impact on #TheRoySwallowcliffe as it’s in the countryside. “Everyone’s in bed by then anyway, because it’s so dark.” James purchased "half" of The Royal Oak in Wiltshire just days ago and shared a jubilant post on the micro-blogging site.He typed: “I’ve just bought half a pub.

From Thursday 24 September in England, all hospitality venues must by law serve food and drink using table service only.

EastEnders bosses have signed up actress Simone Lahbib for an all-new explosive storyline with the Carters.

Christine McGuinness has compared her new stray cat to her husband Paddy as she revealed that both have "had the snip".

Ian Brown has doubled down once more on his coronavirus conspiracies, claiming the pandemic was “planned and designed to make us digital slaves.”In his latest series of tweets, he labelled the ongoing pandemic a “plandemic” while stating there’s “#NOWORKFORSINGERS.”He also quoted George Orwell, writing: “ALL tyrannies rule through fraud and force but once the FRAUD is exposed they must rely exclusively on FORCE George Orwell.”THE GREAT RESET the plandemic planned designed and executed to make us digital slaves #factchecker #researchanddestroy— Ian Brown (@ianbrown) September 22, 2020ALL tyrannies rule through fraud and force but once the FRAUD is exposed they must rely exclusively on FORCE George Orwell— Ian Brown (@ianbrown) September 22,

The Great British Bake Off returned last night, and it featured the unlikeliest of sights – Tom DeLonge immortalised as a cake.On the first episode of Season 11, contestants were asked to kick off the showstopper challenge by creating a cake in the form of a 3D bust of their hero.Step forward, Dave from Hampshire, who decided to create his ‘Three Flavours of DeLonge’ cake – which consisted of a strawberry and mint flavoured cake with chocolate buttercream.While it received decidedly mixed reviews from the judges, it received a wilder reaction online – with fans seemingly struggling to take in the resemblance of the Blink-182 and Angels & Airwaves man.Therapist: The Tom Delonge cake drawing isn’t real, it can’t hurt you The Tom Delonge cake

Friends has been reimagined with an all-Black cast for a new table read – see footage below.The event, held on Zoom last night (September 22), was the second in a new table read series called Zoom Where It Happens.The table read featured an all-star cast, including This Is Us‘ Sterling K Brown, who played Ross, First Wives Club star Ryan Michelle Bathe as Rachel and Orange Is The New Black‘s Uzo Aduba taking on the role of Phoebe.The event was set up to support Michelle Obama’s non-profit organisation When We All Vote, and a statement says that the event “aims to catalyze voters and amplify the fight for voting rights and electoral justice, through culture and entertainment”.It also saw British singer and actress Cynthia Erivo singing the

Elon Musk, the Mission: Impossible actor plans to make a movie onboard the ISS were announced in May. Cruise will team up with director Doug Liman, 55, on the project.

Lauren Goodger has slammed the latest restrictions set out by Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday evening as cases of coronavirus rise around the country. Boris advised people to work from home if they can in a bid to flatten the second spike, but 34 year old Lauren is not impressed.The former TOWIE star claimed she'd lost out on "a whole year of work" because of restrictions, in a post on her Instagram stories.

retired from RTÉ last December having turned 65 in October 2019, and was succeeded on the show by Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh in January.The Eurovision Song Contest’s 1995 presenter was vocal about RTÉ’s 65 and out retirement rules for staff having previously told the Irish Mirror, ‘I’m sad to be leaving.

Friends remains one of the most famous sitcoms ever made, but it has come under fire—and justifiably so—for its all-white cast, lack of diverse storylines, and cheap jokes at the expense of the LGBTQ+ community. But now a group of talented actors have decided to change some of that that, reimagining the classic sitcom with a table read comprised exclusively of actors of color.

hereOlivia was a pupil at Tottington High School in Bury.Her father, Andrew Hardy, and Steve Goodman, Olivia's grandfather, who she called 'Papa', delivered touching tributes.Andrew, in a statement, said Olivia was a huge fan of Ariana Grande and was 'extremely excited' to go to the concert."She did not return that evening and this will stay with me forever," he said."The family spent hours searching for her, only to later be told that she had tragically died."Olivia was my youngest daughter and was a daddy's girl.

Kerry Katona has revealed that she thinks that Katie Price "made her ex Peter Andre " and helped revive his career before their split.

Newcastle’s former chief scout Graham Carr has opened up on Mike Ashley’s transfer strategy at St James’ Park - admitting it hasn’t worked out for the Toon chief.Ashley is a deeply unpopular figure on Tyneside, with Magpies fans regularly calling for him to leave the club in recent years.The British tycoon looked to be on his way out earlier this summer, only for a consortium backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth to pull out of their proposed £300million takeover.As a result, Ashley remains the man in charge at Newcastle despite his frosty relationship with supporters.One of the main issues Magpies fans take up with their owner is his reluctance to splash the cash, and this summer he has only spent £34million on two new recruits in

Playboy Bunny suit to portray feminist icon Gloria Steinem in her new film The Glorias.A second trailer of the biographical film, directed by Julie Taymor, shows the young women's rights activist going undercover at the New York Playboy Club.The Ex-Machina star, 31, who plays as Gloria from ages 20 to 40, is seen donning a turquoise tube-top suit and the bunny ears headband.Gloria published an article for Huntington Hartford's Show magazine back in 1963, which revealed that the workers could get a pay cut if they "don't smile, don't fit into your costume, or don't do the Bunny dip while serving".A segment of the trailer shows Gloria picking up her iconic oversized sunglasses at a shop despite being told that "those are too big they hide