Sarah Silverman performs daily salute to frontline workers... ahead of her LSD doc Have a Good Trip

The Association Of Motion Picture Sound, the UK body representing more than 550 professionals in the fields of film, TV and game sound, has responded to AMPAS’s decision to remove the Best Sound Oscar from its live broadcast.

Late night hosts Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel took on the controversial Oscar move to pre-record certain categories – documentary short, film editing, makeup/hairstyling, original score, production design, animated short, live-action short and sound – rather than broadcast them live during the 94th Academy Awards on March 27.

Discovery CEO David Zaslav dropped his usual quota of names during the company’s quarterly earnings call — John Malone, Jack Welch, Oprah — but one name didn’t come up: Jeff Zucker.

HELLO! diary, Lorraine Kelly shines a light on five inspiring women who are preparing to take on a challenging feat. Find out more below...I always think it's good to set yourself a challenge, even if it's a small one like finding five minutes in a busy day to sit with a cuppa and have a bit of a breather. I've done five marathons for charity and once trekked 100 miles in the Kenyan desert for Comic Relief, but I could never dream of attempting the incredible journey being undertaken by a group of British female firefighters I met this week.READ: Lorraine Kelly reveals weight loss during time away from showThe Antarctic Fire Angels are attempting to be the first all-women group to trudge 1900km across the Antarctic, stopping off at the South Pole halfway through their epic trek.WATCH: Lorraine Kelly shines a light on amazing health challengeGeorgina Gilbert, Rebecca Rowe, Nikki Upton, Emily Butler, and Rebecca Hinchley have been training hard in Norway and Sweden, ice swimming, skiing, and building up their stamina and resistance to the cold.READ: Lorraine Kelly candidly admits she's gone up four dress sizesREAD: Lorraine Kelly just wore the most flattering dress and it's in the sale The TV star met the Antarctic Fire AngelsAlong with extreme cold and tough conditions, they cheerfully admit that as women, they will also have to deal with menopausal symptoms, periods, and sheer exhaustion, but a big part of their expedition is inspiring young women and showing them that they can achieve as much as boys, if not more.Now I have been lucky enough to visit Antarctica to celebrate our silver wedding anniversary with my husband Steve.

Kim Kardashian has filed new legal documents with the courts to further along her divorce from Kanye West, and this time, she’s mentioning the barrage of social media posts he’s created about them.

Sherri Shepherd praised Wendy Williams for her “fearlessness” as a daytime talk host. “She’s up there with the greats,” Shepherd told Bravo’s Andy Cohen last night.

Discovery execs, attuning commentary around recent investor sentiment on streaming, reassured investors this morning that they will not overspend on content as the company merges with WarnerMedia early in the second quarter.

Manori Ravindran International EditorIn a TV landscape bloated with hyper-violent survival dramas and thrillers about people who aren’t really who they say they are, it’s comforting to know that British drama “All Creatures Great and Small” will never try to be something that it’s not.Fans of the hit series from U.K. broadcaster Channel 5 and PBS Masterpiece will know that, two seasons in, the 1930s-set show based on the beloved novels by veterinarian James Herriot (the pen name of Alf Wight) is edging closer and closer to the brink of World War 2.

The dark and brooding first look ofKanye West'sYeezy Gap collaboration engineered by Balenciaga was released on Wednesday.Designs made by the 44-year-old artist were posted on Gap's Instagram on Wednesday as the collection had a bit of a shadowy undertone.Kanye and estranged wife Kim Kardashian are good friends with Georgian fashion designerDemna Gvasalia who is creative director of Balenciaga as his influence can definitely be seen in the collection.Scroll down for video Mysterious:The dark and brooding first look of Kanye West 's Yeezy Gap collaboration engineered by Balenciaga was released on Wednesday Out and about: The 44-year-old artist is seen in Paris last monthNot a single inch of the models skin could be seen as they were all completely covered up including black full face balaclava reminiscent of the 41-year-old reality star's look at last year's Met Gala.Some of the pieces included oversized parkas, anoraks, and even jumpsuits. No doubt some of the most sought-after items will be hoodies and T-Shirts which have the iconic Gap block lettering on the front and and image of a dove printed on the back.In January, he announced the campaign, titled Yeezy Gap Engineered by Balenciaga, which was followed days later by his Heaven And Hell video, which he premiered during the College Football National Championship Game, which was broadcast on ESPN.

Sofia Vergara is looking back as she posted photos of herself when she was a burgeoning television personality in Miami.The photos, which were shared on her Instagram page, show the America's Got Talent judge, 49, perched high on a rooftop, overlooking the Miami waterfront.The former telenovela star is wearing a shimmering sequined turquoise halter, faded skinny jeans and open-toed black and silver high heels. Flashback:Sofia Vergara is looking back, posting photos of herself when she was a burgeoning television personality in Miami on her Instagram page Oh la la: The Colombian-born actress worked as an actress and TV host in Miami in the late 1990sShe appeared to be working with a producer who was holding copy, perhaps from her days as a co-host.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorCountry star Jason Aldean has sold 90% of his recorded-music catalog to the indie Spirit Music Group, the company announced Thursday, in a deal sources say was worth upwards of $100 million.The acquisition includes 90% of Aldean’s recorded music catalog and encompasses nine albums in total, six of which are certified platinum. The deal covers Aldean’s discography starting from his self-titled 2005 debut through his ninth album, 2019’s “9.” The acquisition also includes neighbouring rights and SoundExchange royalties. Aldean retains an income interest.“It’s cool that a company like Spirit, that’s been around so long, has taken on my music catalog.

Lizzo dazzled on the cover of Variety's latest issue where she opened up about managing her fame, changing the conversation about body positivity and losing out on a big Disney role.The 33-year-old Grammy winner admitted she's no good at auditions and lost out on playing Ursula the sea witch in the upcoming live-action remake of The Little Mermaid.Melissa McCarthy ended up snagging the role and Lizzo - whose real name is also Melissa - revealed that the two connected after the fact at an Adele show and had a sweet interaction. Star power:Lizzo dazzled on the cover of Variety's latest issue where she opened up about managing her fame, changing the conversation about body positivity and losing out on a big Disney role'Everyone knows I auditioned for Ursula in [Disney's upcoming live-action] 'The Little Mermaid,' and I didn't get it.

She's been banging a saucepan every night for weeks now as part of the daily salute to frontline healthcare workers in new York City.And Sarah Silverman shows no signs of losing enthusiasm for the 7 p.m. ritual.The comedienne, 49, was back out on her apartment fire escape again on Thursday cheering and making noise with her neighbors.

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Sarah Silverman has been applauding frontline healthcare workers battling COVID-19 for over a month.The 49-year-old Wreck-It-Ralph star, who was once again joined by her assistant Annie Segal, beamed on her fire escape in New York City on Tuesday.For her spirited daily appearance, the comedian sported a blackbutton-up shirt emblazoned with cherries, high-waisted black trousers and a matching beanie. Daily cheer: Sarah Silverman, who was once again joined by her assistant Annie Segal, beamed on her fire escape in New York City on TuesdayFlanking her side with a spatula and pan in hand was Segal, who sported the same t-shirt with a pastel rainbow across the chest that Silverman donned on Monday.

The iconic singer opened up about his experience with being high on psychoactive substances in Have A Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics, which explores the history of the various substances that include LSD and magic mushrooms and how they can be used to treat conditions like depression and addiction.“I don’t think psychedelics are the answers to the world’s problems, but they could be a start,” Sti

She's been among the many appreciative New Yorkers who regularly stop at 7pm to applaud frontline and essential workers of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.And on Sunday, Sarah Silverman was back out on the fire escape of her apartment building in Manhattan, with friend and personal assistant Annie Segal, banging on pots and pans while hollering out in celebration.Like clockwork, for nearly three weeks time now, the pair have been taking part in the daily recognition of health care providers, supermarket workers, and restaurant delivery workers, among others.

She's been doing her part to make the sacrifices of essential workers visible nearly every night by banging pots and pans outside.Sarah Silverman continued her new tradition on Thursday evening as she brought out a pot and tongs while her assistant Annie Segal joined her.The 49-year-old comedian has been joining New Yorkers across the city who step out every night at 7pm to applaud frontline workers shouldering on as the coronavirus continues to ravage the city.

She's been seen virtually every evening banging pots and pans together to make noise in honor of the essential workers at the front lines of the current coronavirus pandemic sweeping the city and globe.Comedian and actress Sarah Silverman made another appearance on her fire escape on Wednesday evening, with her assistant Annie Segal, armed with a frying pan and a pair of tongs this time.Every evening at 7pm, New Yorkers across the city have taken to opening their windows, going out on balconies, fire escapes or up on their roofs, to applaud and make noise for essential workers like health care providers, supermarket cashiers, and restaurant delivery workers who have kept vital functions running during this period.

Sarah Silverman was seen cheering on healthcare and other essential workers from a New York City balcony yesterday on Saturday.