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Adriana Lima has revealed she is expecting her third child with movie producer Andre Lemmers III.The 40 year old supermodel and actress arrived on TikTok with a bang as she shared her sweet news with a hilarious video. Splicing a series of clips together, the Brazilian beauty told the adorable story of her relationship. "Andre likes to scare me," she began teasingly, proceeding to post clips of him filming her as he made her jump in various places around their house and out and about.

West Ham fans loves Michail Antonio's goals, but it's his iconic celebrations that have turned him into a undisputed cult hero at the club.The Jamaica international, who is in the form of his life, has scored nine times in 28 games so far this season, and says he has big plans for goal number 10 - which he hopes will come against Newcastle United this weekend.Speaking to Magpies striker Callum Wilson on the Footballer's Football Podcast, Antonio revealed plans to mock his co-host if he scores on Saturday."It is definitely going to be a hard game with the way you guys have performed in the past few weeks, you see the resilience in your team, and we’ve shown that as well," the Hammers forward said."We’ve basically gotten things even though we’ve not performed at our best."Three points are needed to be fair, we’re going for this fourth spot so we can’t let up."We have to go for it, and as much as I like you and the relationship that we’ve built on this podcast, we can’t let up, and if I score this weekend I will throw up a 'W' for you."Wilson is currently on the sidelines after injuring his calf and isn't expected to return to the Newcastle setup until the final few weeks of the season.Which iconic celebration would you like to see Michail Antonio do next? Let us know in the comments section below...Antonio has been wowing fans with special celebrations ever since arriving in East London from Nottingham Forest in 2015.He's pulled a cardboard cut-out of himself out of the crowd and celebrated with it, imitated Homer Simpson's famous spinning-on-the-floor dance and performed classic moves like the worm and the Macarena in recent seasons.The gift that keeps on giving!

UFC clash.In a clash of the Americas, the two fighters will do battle with Brazilian Johnny trying to best American Jamahal.Walker, 29, will be looking for some redemption in the light heavyweight fight and will try to regain some of the fear that surrounded him when he burst through the UFC ranks.He has been defeated in three of his last four fights and now has a record of 18 victories and six losses to his name, while Hill has a record of nine victories and just one defeatUFC Fight Night 201 has a stacked card of impressive fighters, but it will be Hill and Walker who steal the limelight in what could be an interesting clash.So when is it and how can you watch it?The two will do battle in the early hours of the morning on Saturday, February 19 and ring walks are expected from around 3am.Fights on the rest of the card are expected to commence from around midnight, a few hours before.The event was originally meant to have a fight between Rafael Fiziev and Rafael do Anjos, but this has been postponed until UFC 272 in March, after Fiziev had to withdraw due to visa issues.Also on the card are the following fighters: Walker is looking forward to the chance for a resurgence after a difficult few years. He told the Mirror: "My manager called in the morning last week and said if I want to be the main event and I said, 'of course, you don't have to ask me'.

What do you do when the likes of Hipgnosis and Round Hill have made buying up music rights a popular past-time among those super-rich city types and you’re meant to be a pro at that sort of thing? I know, get $300 million out of the cash box and buy up the entire songs catalogue of a songwriter so good he won a Nobel prize for his lyrics. So, yes, Universal Music has bought up the entire songs catalogue of Bob Dylan.“This landmark agreement encompasses more than 600 copyrights spanning 60 years, from 1962’s cultural milestone ‘Blowin In The Wind’ to this year’s epic ‘Murder Most Foul'”, said the Universal Music Publishing Group yesterday.

The Royal Mint has launched the third in its series of ‘Music Legends’ coins, this time celebrating David Bowie. But having already done Queen and Elton John, the novelty might have worn off a bit.

Universal Music Publishing Group, part of Vivendi's Universal Music Group, on Monday unveiled the acquisition of Bob Dylan's entire catalog of songs. The "landmark agreement encompasses more than 600 copyrights spanning 60 years, from 1962's cultural milestone 'Blowin' In The Wind' to this year's epic 'Murder Most Foul'," the music major said.

Bob Dylan's entire catalog of songs, which reaches back 60 years, is being acquired by Universal Music Publishing Group. According to the, the price was not disclosed, but it is estimated at more than $300 million.The catalog contains 600 song copyrights, including «Blowin' In The Wind,» «The Times They Are a-Changin',» «Knockin' On Heaven's Door,» and «Tangled Up In Blue.»«Brilliant and moving, inspiring and beautiful, insightful and provocative, his songs are timeless—whether they were written more than half a century ago or yesterday,» said Sir Lucian Grainge, CEO of Universal Music Group, in a statement.Dylan's catalog may be the most prized in the music industry.

Read more: Hipgnosis plots £250m share placing to fund song buying spreeGallery: The biggest musical hit the year you were born (Espresso)The value of the deal was not disclosed. Bob Dylan has sold more than 125m records and was the first songwriter to have been awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2016 “for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition.

Bob Dylan has sold his entire back catalogue, reportedly for an estimated $300million (£224m).The agreement with Universal Music Group – one of the largest in recent years – covers the copyrights to some 600 of the 79-year-old US musician’s tracks spanning his six-decade career, including the likes of Blowin’ In The Wind and The Times They Are A-Changin’.It is understood that the iconic catalogue – which also features more recent material like this year’s Murder Most Foul – was acquired from the artist himself.In recent years the catalogue has been administered by Universal rival Sony/ATV outside the US and by Dylan’s own operations inside it.The news follows recent high-profile signings to Universal Music Publishing Group (UMPG) including

told Bloomberg the songs are worth more than $200 million, with others telling the New York Times that it could be more than $300 million.That would make it likely the biggest acquisition ever of the music publishing rights of a single act, the paper said.Dylan — who had previously controlled most of his own songwriting copyrights — sold more than 600 copyrights spanning 60 years, Universal said.That includes classics that made him an icon from his time in New York in the early 1960s — such as “Blowin’ in the Wind” and “The Times They Are a-Changin’” — to the 79-year-old songwriter’s latest album this year, “Rough and Rowdy Ways.”“It is no exaggeration to say that his vast body of work has captured the love and admiration of billions of

Bob Dylan, whose music career has stretched from the early-1960s folk scene to a critically acclaimed album released earlier this year, has sold his entire song catalog to Universal Music Publishing Group.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe song-catalog bonanza of 2020 just hit a peak that is not likely to be topped: Universal Music Publishing Group has acquired Bob Dylan’s entire catalog of songs in a blockbuster agreement encompassing more than 600 copyrights spanning 60 years, ranging from 1962’s “Blowin’ in the Wind” to this year’s “Murder Most Foul.” His catalog was previously administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing.Terms were not disclosed, but a source tells Variety that the deal was easily in nine figures.

Mariah Carey and The Pogues voted most overrated Christmas songsBake Off 2020: David Bowie's son compares idol cake to botched Jesus paintingDavid Bowie fans take aim at Stardust trailer as director speaks out on music biopic‘David Bowie’s music has inspired and influenced generations of musicians and we hope this commemorative coin will be cherished by fans around the world.’Ground control to Major Tom, we have to get our mitts on one of those coins, stat!

Bob Dylan, Tracy Chapman and Mazzy Star.The latest release comes after the three-piece — consisting of Interpol‘s Paul Banks, producer Josh Kaufman and The Walkmen‘s Matt Barrick — released their self-titled debut album on June 5.The new EP is set for release on December 9 and will see the band putting their own spin on Arthur Russell favourite ‘Nobody Wants A Lonely Heart’, as well as Bob Dylan’s ‘Girl From The North Country’ and Mazzy Star’s ‘Fade Into You’.Tracy Chapman’s ‘For You’, meanwhile, is said to be “punctuated by fluttering guitar runs, cinematic pads, and Banks’ soulful delivery”, according to an official release.It comes after Muzz recently announced Muzz – Live in Kingston, NY, the band’s first-ever world exclusive live

Bob Dylan is still very much alive.

Today has apologised after mistakenly saying that Bob Dylan had died.The breakfast show was airing a segment over the weekend about the songwriter’s documents being auctioned off in Boston for $495,000 (£373k).However, an on-screen banner read “Late singer’s documents sell for $495 thousand,” which lead to host Richard Wilkins apologising the viewers.“We need to make a correction now,” he said after the broadcast. “About half an hour ago on our entertainment chat, we incorrectly ran a banner on your screen about Bob Dylan.

A long-lost trove of Bob Dylan documents including the singer-songwriter’s musings about anti-Semitism and unpublished song lyrics has sold at auction for a total of $495,000. Boston-based R.R.

Bob Dylan documents has sold at auction for $495,000 (£373k).The papers included unpublished lyrics written by the star, letters between him and late American blues musician Tony Glover, and transcripts of interviews between the pair.The collection, which previously belonged to Glover and was auctioned off by his widow, was sold in separate lots at Boston’s RR Auction house. The majority were bought by one bidder whose identity has not been made public.The interviews transcribed in the papers took place in 1971 and included Dylan talking about how antisemitism had influenced his decision to change his name from Robert Zimmerman.

related to Bob Dylan, including interviews from 1971 that reveal he wrote “Lay Lady Lay” for Barbra Streisand, brought in a total of $495,000 at auction this week.The stash included unpublished lyrics, personal letters, interview tapes and photos, from the personal collection of Tony Glover, a renowned harmonica player and longtime friend of Dylan. Glover died last year.Glover’s widow, Cynthia Nadler, found the items in their St.

A long-lost trove of Bob Dylan documents including the singer-songwriter’s musings about anti-Semitism and unpublished song lyrics has sold at auction for $495,000.