Tubi Partners with Hospital Platform To Offer Service To Patients In Philadephia

Project Wingman has landed in St John’s Hospital to help support the wellbeing of staff during the Covid-19 outbreak.Pilots and crew from several UK airlines have spread their wings to offer NHS staff a first class lounge and service including teas, coffees and light snacks to help teams de-stress at work.The facility is part of a UK wide initiative spearheaded by pilots in command, David Fielding and Emma Henderson.They’re teaming up with Prof Rob Bor, a psychologist at the Royal Free Hospital in London to roll out the campaign.While hospital teams are giving first class treatment to their patients, Project Wingman’s ‘First Class Lounges’ were designed to give NHS staff the treatment they deserve.Aris Tyrothoulakis, site director of St

Rapper T.I.’s 2019 stand-off with his daughter over his podcast confession about her annual virginity test will play out in the latest episode of the family’s reality show.

was coxswain of the lifeboat for many years. “I fished lobsters with Ronnie Shennan, John Jamieson, Jim Poland and anybody else who could find space for an enthusiastic schoolboy.“My summer holidays found me graduating to working on the fishing boats with well-known skippers such as Gordon Burns, Willie Edwards and formula one racing driver, Innes Ireland.”Ian’s career as a fisherman continued only for a few months after leaving school before he left for college.“One of my old shipmates and school friend, Davie McKie has made a life at sea for himself and has lived in the Isle of Mull for many years,” Ian said.

In the latest deal in the burgeoning podcasting business, audio entertainment giant SiriusXM has acquired Simplecast, a platform that enables podcasters to publish, manage and measure their content.

Lauren Zima, adding there wasn't "any pressure" and producers simply wanted to "make it special" (ahem, and get those ratings).Apparently, Jason gave some thought to the idea, but ended up shooting it down "after about a day of thinking." Why, you ask? Other than maybe not wanting to get engaged over a Zoom call on national TV? A post shared by (@jason_tartick) on Jason tells ET that while The Bachelor franchise is part of his and Kaitlyn's "history" he didn't want to propose on a night that literally recapped her dating a buncha other people. "We don't need these stories to align in the same showing," he said.

Naman Ramachandran The BBC has offered some staff – those working in roles related to its “public service” commitments – the option of taking voluntary redundancy. In a staff briefing, BBC director-general Tony Hall stressed the need to make £125 million ($157 million) in savings, and as a third of the corporation’s costs are from human resources this will involve cutting payroll costs.Voluntary redundancies could mean the BBC wouldn’t have to make compulsory redundancies in the future, Hall said.The BBC’s need to make budgetary savings precedes the coronavirus pandemic.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Miami-based sales and distribution company FiGa Films launches streaming service FiGa en Casa on June 18 with the world premiere of Argentine medium-length film “Rompiente” by Juan Schnitman whose 2015 debut feature, “The Fire,” was hailed by Variety as a “riveting chamber piece of subtle shifts and evenhanded power struggles…”In “Rompiente,” a director shooting a sex scene in an indie film manipulates his young actors to show more flesh and be more intimate until tensions between the actors and the director reach a breaking point.“I like to think about this film as a Los Ramones song: Short, fast and urgent,” said Schnitman in a statement, who bases “Rompiente” on what he’s heard about abusive directors and awkward

Beyonce and Jay-Z are being sued by Jamaican singer Dr. L’Antoinette Stines, who claims the superstar couple didn’t give her proper credit for her part in their song Black Effect.

Rapper T.I.’s 2019 stand-off with his daughter over his podcast confession about her annual virginity test will play out in the latest episode of the family’s reality show.Deyjah Harris learned of her father’s candid chat on the Ladies Like Us podcast while she was vacationing with the family and all the drama was caught on camera.T.I. created a storm of protest after telling hosts Nazanin Mandi and Nadia Moham a gynecologist checks his daughter’s hymen on her birthday every year to make sure she is still a virgin.The comments sparked a period of estrangement between father and daughter and prompted the rap star to publicly apologize to Deyjah, and now the whole drama is being dredged up again on the latest episode of VH1 show T.I.

Kate Garraway, 53,  made an appearance in the BBC's The Salisbury Poisonings as a clip of her was watched by one of the show’s characters.The cameo came as her husband Derek Draper remains unconscious in hospital after battling coronavirus.Kate said in the clip taken from Good Morning Britain in 2018: “Charlie Rowley and Dawn Sturgess, who are both in their 40s, were found unconscious at a house in Amesbury Wiltshire.“They remain in critical condition after being exposed to the substance Novichok.”Fans were completely moved by the scenes after Kate’s recent tearful TV admission over her husband’s health struggles.One wrote: “I cried - brilliant TV, heart goes out to the victims and felt sorry seeing Kate Garraway knowing what she must be

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! champion Harry Redknapp, 73, revealed to Holly Willoughby, 39, and Phillip Schofield, 58, how he sold his son Jamie Redknapp, 46, when he was playing for AFC Bournemouth, in a recent interview on This Morning.

already been forced to close permanently as a result of the crisis, and an industry lobbyist has warned a 'bloodbath' could be looming across the UK's high streets. Hospitality Union founder Jonathan Downey, who runs London street food market business Street Feast and had been planning to open three Manchester venues, has been leading calls for a nine-month 'national time out' on rents to help the hospitality sector survive.He said the 'resourceful' industry would find a way to cope with whatever distancing measures they face when they reopen."But we can't say the same for the end-of-month rent apocalypse," he said."We won't be able to manage our way around that with a tape measure and some perspex.

hereShe said: “There are too many obstacles, too many risks and too much uncertainty. We can’t assume mass gatherings will even be permitted in August, but in any case, safety will never be compromised and in this unprecedented situation we couldn’t guarantee being able to deliver the full Feel Good Festival experience.

Beyonce and JAY-Z are being sued by Jamaican dancer L'Antoinette Stines, who claims the superstar couple didn't give her proper credit for her part in their song Black Effect.In the papers, filed on Tuesday in federal court and obtained by TMZ.com, Stines claims Beyonce and Jay sought her out in March, 2018 to help them find the best dancers for a video promoting their tour. Stines alleges that after helping them with that, the couple then asked her to record her views on love which, she claims, she was told would be used in the video "for promotional purposes".

Jamie Oliver has been spotted back at his North London home after spending lockdown in his country abode.The 45-year-old TV chef has been spending lockdown at his £6million mansion in the Essex countryside with his wife Jools and their five children up until now.Jamie has been keeping busy filming his Keep Cooking And Carry On programme from the lavish property while in quarantine.Leaving behind the leafy, rolling hills, the celebrity chef was pictured in a striped T-shirt and a pair of blue shorts just days after telling his fans to "be kind" regarding his appearance.Sporting a new look of a slicked-back hair-do, he completed his laidback look with a pair of brown sandals and rested his sunglasses in the neckline of his tee.The snap comes

Beyonce and Jay-Z are being sued by Jamaican dancer L’Antoinette Stines, who claims the pair didn’t give her due credit for her role in their song Black Effect.In papers filed on Tuesday and subsequently obtained by TMZ, Stines claims the couple contacted her in March 2018 to help them find the best dancers for a video promoting their ‘On The Run II’ tour.After helping them, Stines claims they asked her to record her opinions on love and was told it would be used in the video “for promotional purposes”.Stines alleges she signed a contract on the day of the shoot, and was apparently told once again more that the interview would only be used for promo purposes.But upon hearing ‘Black Effect’, taken from the pair’s ‘Everything Is Love’ album,

Kai Havertz three things if they are able to lure him to Old Trafford this summer. MEN Sport understands Bayer Leverkusen star Havertz views a Premier League move as a 'very realistic' option at the end of the season, with United one possible suitor.

A Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reporter prohibited from covering the city's Black Lives Matter protests because of a tweet sued the paper on Tuesday. Alexis Johnson, who is Black, filed the lawsuit in federal court in Pennsylvania alleging the Post-Gazette was engaging in racial discrimination and illegal retaliation.

ViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish detailed changes to CBS All Access, including 15,000 hours of new Viacom and CBS programming and sports content, as he discussed a planned relaunch in 2021 of the streaming service on Tuesday. "The second part of our strategy is to transform All Access into a super service," Bakish told the Credit Suisse Annual Virtual Communications Conference during a session that was webcast.

The Art of Her Deal, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Mary Jordan gives readers a look at how Melania Trump reacted to Donald saying "grab them by the p*ssy" in a leaked Access Hollywood tape from 2005.The leaked audio should have (but shockingly didn't) cost Trump the election, and Jordan about how Melania reacted. Though, apparently Trump didn't even want to face her at first.According to Chris Christie, "Everybody was saying, 'You should go upstairs and see Melania.