West Ham captain Mark Noble hits out at club over Grady Diangana transfer

NBCUniversal has ended its content deal with Hulu, re-routing Saturday Night Live and a number of other marquee titles to its own streaming service, Peacock.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorAnyone paying even casual attention to the music industry must have noticed the skyrocketing value of song catalogs, which have exploded at such a rate that we’re seeing an average of two or three nine-figure deals per month, with Sting, Neil Diamond and David Bowie’s estate making multi-hundred-million-dollar sales in just the past two months.Thus, it was just a matter of time before performing rights organizations — an often-overlooked multi-billion dollar business that collects royalties when songs are played everywhere from bars and restaurants to stadiums — got into the game, and BMI, which along with ASCAP is the biggest PRO in the U.S., has enlisted unnamed advisors to assist in exploring opportunities for its members and its business, according to an internal letter obtained by Variety. In the letter, BMI president-CEO Mike O’Neill sets the scene described above and writes, “It’s important that we evaluate what this could mean for BMI, both now and into the future.

It looks like Scott Disick has a new lady in his life!

OMG this is so creepy…

We have missed going to museums so much!!!!!!!!! Finally returning and soaking it all in! Exposing the kids to art makes us so happy – and so does asking them questions about what they’re seeing and feeling! This visit to LACMA was such a blast! And there’s so many changes there! Watch!

Kim Kardashian‘s latest Instagram post was an epic blast from the past. The SKIMS founder, 41, posted two old photos on March 3 of herself and sisters Kourtney, 42, and Khloe, 37. The trio looked very different and goofed around like close siblings normally do in the snapshots. Even though the pictures were from years ago, the famous sisters were still all glammed up and each wore different color dresses. Kim even rocked a pair of stylish hoop earrings.

Gogglebox has had its fair share of controversial moments over the years.The Channel 4 series first hit our screens back in 2013.Over the past nine years, fans have been welcomed into the homes of the arm chair critics as they offer their honest views on the latest shows on telly.While the programme often provides some well-needed laughs, it isn't always all fun and games.The show often covers some controversial topics.At times, fans have found themselves switching off due to the ranging opinions of the families and friends who make up the cast of the show.Daily Star have taken a look at some of the most complained about Gogglebox moments that have made their way to TV regulator Ofcom over the years. Viewers were left outraged when Gogglebox aired scenes from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's famed tell-all Oprah Winfrey interview.The offending segment saw Harry discuss with Oprah how there had been suggestions by the palace that Meghan make a return to acting in order to pay for their security detail.

Raymond Lee has been cast as the lead in NBC’s hourlong pilot Quantum Leap, a reboot of the beloved 1990s sci-fi drama. He will play Dr. Ben Seong, a spiritual successor to Scott Bakula’s Dr. Sam Beckett from the original series.

EXCLUSIVE: 7 Days, the romantic comedy from The Resident co-creator Roshan Sethi that stars Geraldine Viswanathan and Karan Soni, now has a release date and a trailer. Cinedigm, which acquired the pic in November after its premiere at the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival, will release it wide in theaters March 25.

Nigel Lythgoe appears to be ending his long run on So You Think You Can Dance.

Focus Features, Peacock, and Monkeypaw Productions have set Sept. 2 as their theatrical day-and-date release date for Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul. The studios picked up the movie from Daniel Kaluuya’s 59% Productions in early February out of Sundance and made it known that it would go in cinemas and on Uni’s sister streaming service Peacock.

on this link here.Moyes has passed on the opportunity to sign Shakhtar Donetsk defender Mykola Matvienko, and played down interest from China in Andriy Yarmolenko.But he wants at least three signings, including a centre back and full back, and admits the club may have to do “one or two” loan deals.Moyes said: “We’re having to tiptoe around. The jigsaw can’t be put together in one go.

West Ham owners managed to hold “clear the air” walks with captain Mark Noble after his public slamming of their transfer policy. The Englishman sent a furious message to the club hierarchy on Twitter as youngest Grady Diangana was sold to West Brom last week.

West Ham up their bid.The Hammers are desperate to bring in some defenders after a shoddy year at the back.They finished 16th in the Premier League last season, conceding 62 times, and narrowly missed out on relegation.David Moyes has made signing a centre-back a priority and Burnley star Tarkowski has emerged as his top target.However, the Clarets have rejected their bids - with the latest totalling £28m plus add-ons.And according to Football Insider, Burnley are prepared to sell Tarkowski for £35m - a huge downgrade on their previous price.Initially, they had told West Ham they wanted £50m for the England international.

Chelsea over their pursuit of Declan Rice in the transfer window.The Blues have snapped up six players this summer as Frank Lampard plots an overhaul of the squad.Timo Werner, Hakim Ziyech, Ben Chilwell, Thiago Silva, Malang Sarr, and Kai Havertz have all joined for just over £200m.But Chelsea are not done yet and Lampard still has eyes on a goalkeeper and Rice.The latter has been chased all year but West Ham have always maintained that the England international is not for sale. However, that stance may soften as the weeks go by with the Hammers desperate for cash.

Jack Wilshere has backed up his captain Mark Noble by taking a swipe at West Ham's transfer business.

West Ham winger Grady Diangana is poised to undergo a medical at West Brom on Friday after agreeing terms with Slaven Bilic’s side. The Hammers academy product enjoyed a top season on loan at The Hawthorns last term.He helped secure the Baggies promotion from the Championship, and West Brom have moved to sign him permanently.The impending transfer has come as a major shock to Hammers fans, though, as David Moyes looked set to integrate the young talent in his team.Diangana provided three assists in a friendly against Ipswich last week and linked up well with striker Sebastian Haller.However, West Ham’s co-chairman David Sullivan and David Gold have accepted a bid worth around £18m from West Brom.

Arsenal are looking to make a move for West Ham attacker Felipe Anderson this summer.The Brazilian has fallen down the pecking order at the London Stadium under David Moyes in recent months.And the Hammers will listen to offers for Anderson, who was their £36m record signing when they signed him from Lazio in 2018, as Moyes looks to sell to raise money for a defender, full back and striker.Football Insider report the 27-year-old is a top target for Arsenal at present and could move across London before the October 5 transfer deadline.

Fulham are weighing up whether to make a last-minute bid to hijack West Brom’s £18m move for Grady Diangana. The Baggies yesterday agreed a fee believed to be worth around £12m plus add-ons for the West Ham winger.

Chelsea could be about to re-sign Declan Rice. Frank Lampard is likely to switch his attention back to his defence after a deal for Kai Havertz is completed, and he could see the versatile Rice as an option in the middle.

West Ham like to call themselves the Academy of Football and their latest graduate hopes to help soften the blow of recent frustration for David Moyes.Waltham Forest-born midfielder Conor Coventry joined the club at ten and now feels ready to make an impact after ending last season on loan at League One Lincoln.The 20-year-old has featured heavily in pre-season for Moyes, who wants to build a hungry young core at the club.And cash-strapped West Ham see Coventry as one of a promising young crop of homegrown talent spearheaded by Grady Diangana and Ben Johnson.The Hammers have taken some knocks in terms of youth recruitment after Jeremy Ngakia deserted them for Watford and Crystal Palace won the race to sign Eberechi Eze.But in Coventry, who