James McAvoy insists Scottish Independence 'could be a fantastic thing' ahead of Glasgow return

Receiving his star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame, Benedict Cumberbatch delivered a serious acceptance speech, saying, “There’s more for us all to do,” to support Ukraine.

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Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorPerforming-rights organization ASCAP, the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers,  announced record-setting financial results for 2021, notably a record-high revenue of $1.335 billion.Increases in collections from the audio streaming and audio-visual sectors pushed ASCAP’s domestic revenue to $1.011 billion in 2021, up 4.4%, an increase of $42.5 million over 2020. This was the first year that ASCAP domestic revenues from U.S.-licensed performances surpassed $1 billion.According to the announcement, since ASCAP launched its strategic growth plan in 2015, revenues have hit a 5% compound annual growth rate and ASCAP members have benefited from a 6% compound annual growth rate in overall distributions, and an 8% compound annual growth rate in domestic distributions.  ASCAP’s identification, matching and processing of trillions of musical performances drove record-setting distributions that exceeded $1 billion for the fifth year in a row and increased $41 million over the previous year, for a total of $1.254 billion available for distribution to its more than 850,000 songwriter, composer and publisher members in 2021.Total monies available for domestic distributions of licensed and administered performances amounted to $912.6 million, a 2.4% increase of $22 million over 2020. A solid domestic performance helped to offset the challenges in foreign revenues, due to the ongoing global impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the announcement continues. Revenue from foreign societies in 2021 totaled $323.5 million, down 9.7% from 2020 due largely to business closures and the lack of vaccinations.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentSergeui Loznitsa, the award-winning Ukrainian filmmaker of “Donbass” and “Babi Yar Context,” has spoken against the boycott of Russian films. Loznitsa said today in a letter that “many friends and colleagues, Russian filmmakers, have take stand against this insane war.” “When I hear today these calls to ban Russian films, I think of these people, who are good people.

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Jordan Moreau Marvel superhero sensations Ryan Reynolds, Mark Ruffalo and Zoe Saldana took to the red carpet for Netflix’s sci-fi film “The Adam Project” Monday night, but the focus was on the real-life heroes helping Ukrainian refugees escape the country after Russia’s invasion.“What we’re seeing is this incredible outpouring of goodwill toward Ukrainian people and democracy at a time when democracy has been under attack throughout the world by Putin and his cronies, including Tucker Carlson,” Ruffalo told Variety during the premiere at New York’s Lincoln Center. “It’s a beautiful representation of who we are as human beings and how we’ve come together, and the Ukrainian people are incredible.

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James McAvoy has confirmed that he secretly married his American partner, Lisa Liberati. The actor was rumoured to have married the personal assistant in 2019, but until now he had refused to confirm whether the reports were true. In a new interview with The Guardian, writer Arifa Akbar stated that after the pair met on the set of Split, “they began a relationship a couple of years later and, he confirms, recently got married”.

James McAvoy is a married man!

James McAvoy is putting the rumors to rest, confirming he officially married Lisa Liberati!After years of speculation, the Hollywood star admitted he secretly tied the knot, and while he is known for keeping his personal life private, he revealed the pair are a happily married couple.The 42-year-old X-Men star first met his new wife on the set of the 2016 film ‘Split,’ where Liberati was working as personal assistant to director M.

James McAvoy is a married man! In an interview with, the 42-year-old actor confirms that he and Lisa Liberati recently tied the knot.McAvoy and Liberati met in 2016 amid his separation from his then-wife, Anne-Marie Duff, with whom he shares an 11-year-old son, Brendan.The newlyweds first came into contact on the set of M. Night Shyamalan's 2016 flick, , in which McAvoy starred and Liberati served as the director's assistant. They began a relationship a couple of years later, per the outlet.With his new bride, McAvoy finds himself living between three cities: his native Glasgow, Scotland, his current city, London, England, and Liberati's hometown of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.«It’s where I was born, where I grew up.

James McAvoy! The 42-year-old actor has revealed he secretly married his American girlfriend Lisa Liberati. MORE: James McAvoy's palatial London home with girlfriend revealedRumours of their marriage began swirling in 2019, over a year after meeting the personal assistant, also 42, on the set of the horror movie, Split.

James McAvoy reckons he's an "honorary Philadelphian" after announcing he has secretly got married for a second time.

JAMES McAvoy has married personal assistant Lisa Liberati after meeting on a film set. The couple started dating after hitting it off as the Scottish actor filmed psychological horror Split in 2016.

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first met his partner Lisa Liberati on the set of the film Split, casually confirmed he’s tied the knot during a chat with The Guardian. Asked if he’s now an honorary Philadelphian due to Lisa hailing from the American city, he responded: ‘Yeah, it’s like a second home for me. ’However, the  42-year-old star declined to comment further on their relationship.

James McAvoy has confirmed reports that he secretly married his partner Lisa Leberati. The Scottish actor, 42, and his long-term girlfriend Lisa, also 42, sparked marriage speculation back in 2019, but the couple refused to address the reports at the time. X-Men star James, who was previously married to actress Anne-Marie Duff, has now seemingly confirmed that the pair have tied the knot, but has still remained tight-lipped when it comes to any details.

Gallery: ‘I cheated. So do millions of other men’: Celebrity cheating scandals we will never forget (BANG Showbiz)The 'X: Men: First Class' actor - who has 11-year-old son Brendan with first wife Anne-Marie Duff - was born and raised in Glasgow and though he's now based in London, he still has roots in the Scottish city. He said: “It’s where I was born, where I grew up.