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Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe new report on “Inclusion in the Music Business: Gender & Race/Ethnicity Across Executives, Artists & Talent Teams” from the USC-Annenberg Inclusion Initiative makes no bones about how far the music industry has to go in its stated goals of gender and racial equality — even after most major music companies loudly trumpeted their commitments to advancing its efforts in those directions in the wake of Blackout Tuesday and the Black Lives Matter protests last year. The report — which was sponsored by Universal Music Group — surveyed 4,060 executives across 119 companies and six industry categories and was created over the past year, so many of those efforts were well underway.

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BBC Breakfast fans celebrated the ‘fabulous’ unveiling of the name of a young raven at the Tower of London.

Eurovision Song Contest entry James Newman has been busy preparing for his Rotterdam debut, with organisers releasing the first look at his first on-stage rehearsal.Though originally selected to represent the UK last year before the festival's cancellation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it is the first time James has officially appeared on stage at the Rotterdam Ahoy.And it looks set to be an emotional comeback after more than a year of pandemic restrictions.In a video posted to the official Eurovision YouTube page, James can be seen arriving with his crew and an array of dancers, sporting a dark leather jacket and face mask.He warms up with mic in hand in a small back room before proceeding onto the official stage.Standing on a podium

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Perthshire Advertiser has learned. Staff were told the news on Wednesday morning.It comes just eight months after the plant at Inveralmond was extended to much fanfare.A deal was struck to bring 200 jobs to the Fair City to help meet the global demand for COVID-19 tests.The American company expanded the site to allow for the manufacture of eight million sample collection tubes a week.It is understood workers were told this week that over-production meant their jobs were now being made redundant.

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Harry Kooperstein, a director, producer and trumpet player who received 17 local Emmy Awards, eight for his work on the annual Live From the Hollywood Bowl telecasts, had died. He was 79.

News networks trumpeted their first quarter ratings by keying in on their bright spots: CNN got the biggest bounce and topped the 25-54 demo; Fox News led in primetime in total viewers, and MSNBC ranked first in total day viewers.

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Glamour, says this time has made her much more conscious of what she buys and where it’s coming from. With nowhere to wear most of the pieces she already owns, she says, she’s steering away from trends and gravitating instead toward timeless investment pieces, like the Charlotte Chesnais ring she saved up for earlier this year. “Fashion has always been such a huge part of me, and I think Covid has made me think a lot about how clothes fit into who I am and how I want to present myself in the world,” she says.

Ephraim Asili calls his first feature-length film a remix of La Chinoise, Jean-Luc Godard's 1967 mélange of Maoist politics among idealistic young Parisians. With energy and wit, he achieves his goal of creating "a critique and an homage at the same time," but you don't need to be familiar with the earlier work to appreciate The Inheritance.

Allan McGregor reacted to his mind-boggling save in typically understated fashion after securing Rangers a priceless draw in Prague.The 39-year-old keeper made an incredible last-gasp save to deny Slavia a late winner in a tense Europa League last 16 clash at the Sinobo Stadium.Filip Helander equalised for Rangers after Nicolae Stanciu curled in a stunning opener but it was McGregor's late intervention which denied the hosts a certain winner.He got down rapidly to stop Lukas Masopust's powerful header in the game's standout moment.But McGregor, typically a man of few words, didn't fancy blowing his own trumpet afterwards.He told BT Sport: "A wee bit late.

Lisa Kennedy At the start of “The Inheritance” — an experimental film about the formation of a Black collective, set in the early ’90s — Julian (Eric Lockley) rummages through a wooden crate of books he found in the West Philadelphia row house his grandmother left him. In it is a trove of poetic and political thought circa the late ’60s and beyond: There’s Malcolm X and Alice Walker, James Baldwin and Toni Morrison, as well as Charles Mingus and a stack of Ebony magazines.In the next scene, Julian’s friend, maybe girlfriend, Gwen (Nozipho Mclean) helps him tug and shove the crate across the floor of the near empty abode.

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Taking the stage for the first time since leaving office, former President Donald Trump on Sunday called for Republican Party unity, even as he exacerbated intraparty divisions and trumpeted lies about the election in a speech that made clear he intends to remain a dominant political force. Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference, where he has been hailed as a returning hero, Trump blasted his successor, President Joe Biden, and tried to cement his status as the party’s undisputed leader despite his loss in November.

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direct to your inboxCaroline Weir's sensational goal capped a hard-fought WSL derby win for Manchester City over a disappointing Manchester United side, giving the Blues the momentum over their city rivals in the title race.City were far from convincing in this 3-0 win, but played the freezing conditions better at the Academy Stadium on Friday to leapfrog United in the table and continue their winning run. They battled hard to take a two-goal lead, before Weir's moment of magic sealed a huge win in a WSL season that continues to deliver twists and turns.