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“I Love My Dad” opens in US theaters August 5 and on demand August 12.

Zack Sharf John Legend revealed on the most recent episode of “The Axe Files” podcast that he and Kanye West are no longer close friends after the two had a falling out over West’s politics. Speaking to host David Axelrod, former senior advisor to President Barack Obama, Legend said he disagreed with West’s decisions to support Donald Trump and to run for office himself.“Let me ask you about your relationship with him,” Axelrod said (via Mediaite).

Meghan McCain said Joy Behar was the reason she walked away from “The View”.

Beyoncé earns the Official Irish Chart Double following the release of her seventh studio album, RENAISSANCE.

Finally, right? It took forever for Neil Gaiman’s beloved and bestselling comic book “The Sandman” to get adapted. For years, it looked like there would be a feature film based on the DC Comics smash hit.

Kelis has welcomed the removal of the ‘Milkshake’ interpolation from new Beyonce track ‘Energy’.An edited version of that track was pushed out to streaming services earlier this week after Kelis criticised the original version.In posts on social media last week, she confirmed that she had not been told that an element of ‘Milkshake’ would appear within ‘Energy’, though the writers of her 2003 hit – Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo – were credited on the Beyonce song, suggesting they had cleared the interpolation.Kelis has criticised Williams and Hugo before, claiming that she was misled back in the day regarding who would be credited on the songs they all collaborated on, and how the copyright in those works would be shared out.It’s not clear why Beyonce decided to remove the ‘Milkshake’ interpolation from ‘Energy’, it may have been more a PR move than the result of any legal concerns relating to Kelis’s complaints. But either way, Kelis is happy that her criticisms were noted by the Beyonce camp.She confirmed this when responding to comments on an unrelated Instagram post, in which Beyonce fans were giving her grief about the re-edit.As noted by Complex, one person commented: “You happy Beyoncé took that sample off?? Cry baby”.

APPOINTMENTSDowntown-owned FUGA has appointed LA-based Sarah Landy to the role of SVP Americas. She previously worked for AWAL and Sony’s old distribution business RED, and was most recently VP at indie label Lowly. Says FUGA CCO David Driessen: “We’re privileged to have Sarah Landy join FUGA at such a pivotal time of growth.

Elon Musk is reflecting on his experience on Joe Rogan‘s podcast.

Kanye West's support of Donald Trump proved "too much" for his friendship with John Legend. The two musicians used to be close friends but the 'All of Me' hitmaker admitted his pal's public backing for the controversial former president, as well as the 'Stronger' rapper's own run for office means he has stepped away from his pal and they don't have the bond they used to. Speaking on 'The Axe Files' podcast, John said: “Well, you know, we aren’t friends as much as we used to be because I honestly think because we publicly disagreed on his running for office, his supporting Trump, I think it became too much for us to sustain our friendship, honestly.

Netflix, “The Sandman” is based on the cult hit DC comics by Neil Gaiman, first published from 1989-1996. This is the story’s first time onscreen, although Hollywood has been trying to make it for decades, so it’s a long time coming.

BEN Mitchell has finally opened up to hardman dad Phil about his harrowing rape ordeal during emotional scenes on EastEnders. The past several weeks have seen the troubled EastEnders character struggling with the aftermath of being raped by barman Lewis, leading to shocking scenes when he collapsed after taking drugs. Ben Mitchell was rushed to hospital following a horrific overdose and left EastEnders viewers reaching for the tissues as he opened up to hardman Phil about the ordeal.

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It’s Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday — especially when it’s New Music Friday! We’re breaking down this week’s best new tracks to keep on your radar.

It has been announced that a British woman has tragically died in a speedboat crash in Turkey.

AMC Networks said streaming subscribers jumped 46% to 10.8 million in the June quarter, up from 7.4 million, driven in part by the AMC+ premium streaming bundle launch in Spain. The company said it’s on track to achieve long-term subscriber goal of 20 million to 25 million streaming subscribers by 2025.

Kylie Jenner fans think they might have worked out her son’s name after she changed it shortly after his birth. Kylie, 24, and Travis Scott, 31, haven’t publicly revealed their youngest child’s name sixth months after his birth, but some fans think it may have a connection to their four year old daughter Stormi. One fan explained the theory in an online thread and thought the baby’s name could be ‘Knight’, to link to his sister’s name.

AARP, as he opened up about fatherhood. In an effort to shield his son from the harsh realities of the world, Perry said he’s delaying “the talk” with his son, whom he shares with model Gelila Bekele, as long as possible.“I haven’t had the conversation with Aman because he’s only 7, and I want to hold out as long as I can,” Perry told the nonprofit organization.

A young boy has been left with a fractured skull after 'falling off his bike into a passing truck'.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorChristina Spade, a veteran media executive who was previously chief financial officer of the former ViacomCBS, has been named the new chief executive of AMC Networks, tasked with leading the small but influential media company through a tricky time in the media business.She replaces Matt Blank, a Showtime veteran who had been serving as the company’s interim CEO, and will assumer her new responsibilities on Sept. 9.“I’m delighted that Chris is taking over as our new CEO,” said James Dolan, AMC Networks’ chairman, in a statement.

A new report has revealed a sharp drop in the number of drug deaths in Stirling in 2021 - but campaigners are urging caution over the issue.

Janette Manrara pulled out all the stops as she stepped out to celebrate a milestone achievement on Thursday.GALLERY: The Strictly pros who quit the show and whyTaking to Instagram, the Strictly star treated her fans to a sneak peek of her latest career venture working alongside skincare brand, New Nordic.WATCH: Janette Manrara stuns in frilly crop top on first day of incredible holidayIn the photo shared to her page, Janette was pictured holding a box of branded collagen shots whilst posing in front of Holland & Barrett.To celebrate her big achievement, the front door was decorated with a sea of canary yellow balloons echoing the New Nordic brand colours.MORE: Janette Manrara takes on challenging dance in skintight workout wearSEE:  12 Strictly Come Dancing pros' glitzy weddings: Amy Dowden, Janette Manrara & moreIn keeping with the sunshine yellow theme, the 38-year-old dancer donned a shirred boho dress flecked with golden stripes. She teamed her vibrant number with a pair of nude strappy heels and a dainty gold necklace.

Emilio Mayorga Agustí Villaronga, one of the most versatile of higher-profile Spanish auteurs, is attached to direct “Purgatory,” a project which will be presented at Locarno’s Match Me! Event by Nati Escobar at Spain’s Galápagos Media.“Purgatory” turns on Father Tomás, a scholar of ancient history and biblical theology sent to a remote sanatorium as a penance for his sins. There, the priest discovers that the small community seems to be entranced by the teachings of a patient.A title to track at Match Me!, a large networking event, “Purgatory” promises a study of the frontiers between faith and superstition, conviction and manipulation.The project will be produced by director-producer Pau Calpe and Nati Escobar at Spain’s Galápagos Media and co-produced by Xavier Crespo at Dacsa Produccions.

Love Island series eight may have only just come to an end but it seems the Islanders are keen to keep the party going.The finalists were out showing off their summer tans at a reunion event last night, which saw the likes of Gemma Owen and Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu regroup for a fun-filled evening. We’re used to seeing the girls with glowing skin and barely-there makeup, but for last night’s event they went all out with updated makeup looks. Gemma documented the getting ready process on her Instagram, where she now boasts a whopping 1.6 million followers.

Marta Balaga Tom Hardiman becomes a director to track with “Medusa Deluxe,” a deliciously dark murder mystery set in the competitive hairdressing competition which is about to bow at Locarno.MUBI holds the rights to U.K./Ireland, France,Latin America, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Turkey, India and Southeast Asia. The film was developed and financed by the BFI and BBC Film.“I really care about hairdressing, it’s something I am really passionate about,” admits Hardiman, who “picked up their language” over time.“When they talk about Russian weaves [in the film], that came from a hairdresser in Peckham.

MOLLY-MAE Hague turned heads in a sheer black top and mini skirt as she enjoyed a date night with Tommy Fury. The Love Island legend looked chic as she enjoyed quality time with her man.

Rangers star Alfredo Morelos ' former club have claimed they still own 14 per cent of the striker's rights. And Indepeniente Medellin chief Daniel Ossa Giraldo insists they will be a considerable cash windfall if the forward leaves Ibrox.

LOVE Island star Laura Anderson and Dane Bowers have split after giving their romance another go. The reality star, 31, who moved to Dubai last year to be closer to Dane, 42, announced the news on social media today. Laura said the pair have decided to call it quits and she will be moving back to the UK permanently.

THIS Morning star Alison Hammond looked slimmer than ever in a stunning gold dress. The 47-year-old star beamed and threw her hands up in the air while enjoying a photo shoot.