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After more than three decades, Ted Danson and Kelsey Grammer are putting the past behind them.

Strikes in schools in John Swinney's constituency will start today amid an ongoing pay dispute. In Perth and Kinross, all primary schools, nurseries, intensive support settings, as well as two secondary schools, will be closed on Monday.

Liam Payne “begged” his girlfriend Kate Cassidy to stay in Argentina just days before his death.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor With just hours to go before its CBS television network televises what is certain to be a heavily watched debate between two candidates for Vice President of the United States, Paramount Global said late Monday night that its contract with Nielsen for audience measurement has expired — part of a broader dispute between the company and the data giant. “Nielsen has severed our long-standing measurement partnership with its unacceptable demands, including substantial price increases that are inconsistent with the realities of a changing industry,” Paramount said in a statement.

YouTube in the United States over an ongoing copyright dispute.Over the weekend, hundreds – even thousands – of music videos were blocked across North America due to a copyright dispute between YouTube and licensing company SESAC. SESAC is a licensing company recognised by the US Copyright Office that “collects royalties and helps protect copyrights on behalf of thousands of songwriters and publishers in the US”.The block affected several artists, including Nirvana, Adele, Green Day, Mariah Carey, Kendrick Lamar and R.E.M to name a few.

Songs like Adele‘s “Someone Like You,” Green Day‘s “Boulevard of Broken Dreams,” Bob Dylan‘s “I Want You” and R.E.M.’s “Losing My Religion” have been blocked by YouTube in a legal dispute with SESAC, a performance rights organization that deals with copyright issues for performers and publishers.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music Songs by Bob Dylan, Green Day, R.E.M., Burna Boy, Rush and many others are currently unplayable on YouTube due to a legal dispute between the platform and the performing rights organization SESAC. Attempts to play many, but not all, songs by those artists on Saturday met with the following message: “This video contains content from SESAC. It is not available in your country.” A similar dispute between Universal Music Group and TikTok raged on for several months earlier this year before being resolved.

Kate Beckinsale is in the middle of a massive nasty dispute with a trauma “healer!” A man named Nick Abramovic of

Kim Richards is reportedly struggling with her sobriety after years of being transparent about her addiction on “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.”According to TMZ, Kim was involved in a dispute with sister, Kyle Richards, on Wednesday over the former reality star’s alleged relapse into her alcohol addiction.A spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed to People that law enforcement responded to an incident at a home in the Encino, Calif., area. A source also told the outlet that Kyle, 55, owns a home, which Kim, 60, has allegedly been living in.The spokesperson told the outlet that officers responded to “keep the peace” after a female reportedly violated a restraining order.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Paramount Global is getting ready to smack Nielsen with a ruler. Paramount Global has told both its ad-sales staff as well as executives at prominent media-buying agencies that it is very close to ending its reliance on Nielsen ratings data, according to two people familiar with the matter, part of a move to embrace other forms of audience measurement at a time when traditional media companies are scrambling to count viewers who use digital and social media to watch their favorite programming.

A woman alleges that she and her partner were charged £48 each to fly with their small backpacks after easyJet stated they couldn't 'push' the luggage into the bag sizer at the airport.

Despite not being available to 11M DirecTV customers, ESPN‘s Monday Night Football was still off to a strong start with its 49ers-Jets season opener.

As Disney‘s networks remain dark, DirecTV has accused the company of negotiating in bad faith amid carriage renewal talks.

Travis Scott‘s label is disputing reports that Sabrina Carpenter beat him to the Number One slot on Billboard‘s album chart.Two weeks ago, Carpenter released her sixth studio album ‘Short N’ Sweet‘, while Scott shared a 10th anniversary reissue of his 2014 mixtape ‘Days Before Rodeo’ to streaming platforms.The two releases were poised to take the coveted Number One slot, but it was ‘Short N’ Sweet’ that won the chart battle in the end, with Carpenter selling 362,000 album units, compared to Scott’s 361,000.Now, Vulture is reporting that an anonymous representative from Cactus Jack Records, the label founded by Scott, sent a letter of complaint to Billboard and tabulation company Luminate, disputing the final chart.The representative reportedly claimed that Billboard‘s methods were “unreliable and incomplete” and that they had missed “an extremely high volume of orders” from their counting that would have presumably increased ‘Days Before Rodeo”s chances of reaching Number One.Cactus Jack representatives also reportedly claimed that a Luminate employee might have “a personal incentive” to want Carpenter to reach Number One, on account of his former employment at Island Records – Carpenter’s label.

The carriage dispute between Disney and DirecTV already put a damper on the weekend for college football fans, and now some viewers are upset that the situation will likely be spoiling their plans for The Bachelorette finale.

Disney‘s networks, including ABC and ESPN, have gone dark across DirecTV, beginning another major carriage impasse in the challenged pay-TV business.

The controversial movie Donald Trump doesn’t want people to see is still being lined up for a pre-election release in the U.S.

Venice’s Giornate degli Autori (GdA), previously known as Venice Days, has suspended screenings of Georgian director Rusudan Glurjidze’s film The Antique after a copyright issue has come to light.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Venice Days, an independent sidebar of the Venice Film Festival, has “suspended” screenings of Georgian filmmaker Rusudan Glurjidze‘s second feature film “Antikvariati” (The Antique). The sidebar’s organizers have canceled the press and industry screening scheduled for Aug.

Kamala Harris‘ presidential campaign is taking a different approach to the rules for the upcoming ABC News debate than Joe Biden did: They don’t want muted mics.

Journey’s Jonathan Cain and Neal Schon have called in a third party in an attempt to resolve their ongoing personal and legal dispute.At the end of July, the band’s keyboardist Cain filed a lawsuit against guitarist Schon while the band was on a co-headline tour in the US with Def Leppard, along with guests The Steve Miller Band and Cheap Trick.The suit was filed on grounds of frustrations over Schon’s “expenses related to the tour” including “budgeting and spending” of the band’s credit card over personal expenses.Since then, the band have cancelled their UK and Ireland 50th anniversary arena tour, which was due to run in October and November.Now, in a new Facebook post, Schon has offered his side of the story, and has revealed that the band have opted to bring in “someone impartial” to help smooth over their differences. “Anyone who follows Journey will know that Jon Cain and I don’t always see eye-to-eye on everything Or, sometimes, on pretty much anything,” he wrote.“Recently, Jon Cain made a number of claims and slanderous accusations about me and my wife – and I can’t stress enough how much it upset me and how wrong they are.