Universal pulls its entire music catalogue from Triller

Heather Rae Young shared some behind-the-scenes details about the perplexing tattoo she debuted earlier this week.  The "Selling Sunset" star, 33, took to Instagram on Monday to share an up-close look at her new tattoo featuring the words "Yes sir, Mr. El Moussa" in black cursive ink on her backside.The tattoo was meant as a special Valentine’s Day gift to her fiance, "Flip or Flop" star Tarek El Moussa, 39.  After the post went viral, Young deleted it but decided to share a brief video to her Instagram Story Tuesday showing her excitedly preparing to get inked with her tattoo artist, Sean Arnold.  "I’m going to post a video from yesterday.

Cinema’s biggest heroes are going to mask up.

link!He insisted: “We have processes in place to make sure vaccine wastage is kept to a minimum. This includes moving vaccine between clinics, where possible.

A post shared by Patsy O’Neill (@patsyoneillmakeup)Face oils are the instant way to glowier-looking skin, and O’Neill advises trying one before bedtime to wake up for brighter skin by the morning (is this how Holly looks so good on the early mornings?) O’Neill likes the Rosehip Oil by Pai and Turmeric Face Oil by Sunday Riley. We’ve tried - and love - both. This is great advice if you are new to retinols, as slow and steady wins the race.

The luxury fashion house Rihanna created with LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton is being closed down.

Chris Willman Music WriterThe Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has announced 16 nominees for its 2021 class of inductees, offering some satisfaction at last for fans who have long lobbied to see the Go-Go’s and Iron Maiden get on the ballot, while Foo Fighters and Jay-Z made it into contention in their very first year of eligibility.Jay-Z and Foo Fighters both released debut albums in 1996, landing them in the eligibility zone that requires nominees have a catalog dating back at least 25 years. Nominees making their first appearance on the ballot despite being previously eligible include Fela Kuti and Dionne Warwick, in addition to Iron Maiden and the Go-Go’s.Returning to contention after having been previously nominated: Mary J.

the Early Years Foundation, she has campaigned for better early years education and development for all - looking into how experiences in early childhood are often the root cause of today’s hardest social challenges such as addiction, family breakdown, poor mental health, suicide and homelessness. So - what are the other Poppins-like “posh nanny rules” and princess-worthy manners one should cultivate in order to bring up one’s children “the Norland way”?Experienced Norlander Julia Gaskell, head of training and consultancy at Norland College, who acts as an “agony aunt” for Norlanders who need advice or support, gives us some pointers.

COVID-19 CANCELLATIONS & POSTPONEMENTSTravis have postponed their May 2021 tour dates to May 2022. But they have also released ‘Waving At The Window’, the opening track from their new album ‘Ten Songs’, as a single.————————————————–DEALSAustralian live entertainment firm TEG has acquired a majority stake in also Australian promoter Handsome Tours.

It’s a momentous day, everyone. It’s exactly ten years since Rebecca Black’s classic single ‘Friday’ was first released.

The music community has paid tribute to Mary Wilson, the only founding member of The Supremes who stayed with the group until they split in 1977. She passed away at her Nevada home on Monday aged 76, her publicist confirmed, though he didn’t comment on the cause of her death.Wilson was only fifteen when she co-founded The Primettes, the Detroit-based quartet that subsequently morphed into The Supremes.

Last month rapper CJ signed a record deal with Warner Records. Now he’s signed a publishing deal with Warner Chappell.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentARRI Media Intl. has signed a deal with Faktura Film to handle the international sales for the Marxist vampire comedy “Bloodsuckers.” The film has been selected to world premiere in the Berlin Film Festival’s Encounters section, which aims to “foster aesthetically and structurally daring works from independent, innovative filmmakers.” Variety has been given exclusive access to the trailer.ARRI Media Intl.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentFollowing hard on the heels of the film’s selection for this year’s Berlin Film Festival Encounters section, director Denis Côté has shared a first trailer for his new movie “Social Hygiene,” the latest from the Canadian director who won a Silver Bear for 2013’s “Vic+Flo Saw a Bear.”At first glance, if the trailer is anything to go by, “Social Hygiene” seems at first glance a perfect pandemic movie: characters talking much more than two meters apart in a fresh verdant Canadian countryside.Côté, however, wrote the movie — even down to its title — in 2015 when alone on holiday in Sarajevo “in a state of alienation.” The only COVID-19 connection is the film’s expression of a desire to flee and to

The Tragically Hip has filed a lawsuit against Toronto-based Mill Street Brewery, alleging it has used the name of one of the band’s hits ‘At the Hundredth Meridian’ to brand and promote one of its beers.

Framing Britney Spears, takes a look at the singer’s chequered career and the #FreeBritney movement that has rallied against her ongoing conservatorship.The documentary has led to an outpouring of support for the singer, as well as renewed criticism for how Justin Timberlake treated Spears, his ex-girlfriend of three years.But the film has also seen Craig Ferguson winning praise, after a resurfaced clip from 2007 showed the former Late Late Show host refusing to mock Spears for shaving her head during a publicised breakdown, despite show writers drafting a series of gags for the comic.After sharing his own experiences of addiction, Ferguson said: “The thing is, you can embarrass somebody to death.“I’m starting to feel uncomfortable about

The Meister Series to shine a light on the trailblazers and innovators of the music industry.The new online series is particularly championing those creative, influential and unique individuals and organisations who work within the industry, while also aiming to give music fans reasons to be cheerful for the long-term future of live music.The first episode of The Meister Series, which you can watch below, features an illuminating discussion with the organisers of Boomtown Fair.

The world is a year into this global pandemic, but there are many, many, many people that still need a reminder that wearing a face mask can help stop the spread the Covid-19. That said, WarnerMedia has teamed up with the Ad Council and CDC for a PSA that serves as a friendly reminder for Americans to “Mask Up” with the help of some of the most iconic characters in cinematic history.

direct to your inboxThis is the moment The Chase fans - especially those in Manchester - were stunned after a contestant on the show made a major music mix-up.Contestant Charlene was the third contestant up against new Chaser Darragh Ennis in the latest episode of the hit ITV game show.The Essex resident had an unfortunate cash builder round, only managing to scrape £1,000 for her head-to-head with Darragh.But the worst was yet to come, with the 38-year-old scuppering her very first question.Host Bradley Walsh asked her: "'Backbeat, the word is on the street that the fire in your heart is out' is a lyric from which hit '90s song?"The choice of three answers to choose from consisted of Britney Spears' 'Baby One More Time', 'Wannabe' by the

Rita Ora and Imanbek are releasing a collaborative EP called Bang this Friday (Feb. 12), and we've had the first listen of its lead single Big featuring David Guetta and Gunna.

By now, many in the US have seen the new FX-Hulu documentary Framing Britney Spears, which explores the iconic pop singer’s meteoric rise in the late 1990s and subsequent deterioration at the hands of the brutal 2000s media machine. Retracing her steps – from a cheery 10-year-old on Star Search to Disney Mouseketeer to groundbreaking pop phenomenon to tabloid victim and beyond – the special takes a closer look at the events leading up to Britney’s still-active legal conservatorship, which has been in place since 2008 and is overseen by her father, Jamie Spears, and lawyer Andrew Wallet.

A 25-year-old who lost everything in lockdown has opened up about his ordeal after being forced to live in a tent.