A new Bob Marley documentary is coming to BBC2 this summer

BTS dropped their first-ever song completely in English, thrilling fans with the disco-pop «Dynamite,» Mariah Carey previewed her upcoming collections with a new track featuring an epic Lauryn Hill sample, and Iggy Azalea and Tinashe reunited to «Dance Like Nobody's Watching.»Plus, Maluma surprised fans with a new album drop, JAY-Z joined Pharrell on an ode to the black «Entrepreneur,» and Taylor Swift shared a bonus track as she reworked the album into creative «chapters.» Read on for some of

Joel Corry and MNEK prove their staying power by holding at Number 1 on the Official Irish Singles Chart for a fifth week with Head & Heart.

Derek McInnes wants to sign the striker from Bristol City until January. Several other English clubs are also interested and McInnes is waiting for the English League One club to make a decision on a possible loan move.

How the tables have turned. Rihanna trolled a look-alike on TikTok with a comment about her next album. Here’s what happened: TikTok user Priscila Beatrice, who uses the handle @prihbeatrice, went viral over the weekend when she posted a video where she re-created the Fenty Beauty founder’s look from the 2019 British Fashion Awards in December. The video showed Priscilla with her back to the camera before revealing that she is, in fact, not Rihanna but looks a lot like her.

Naman Ramachandran The British Film Institute (BFI) launched a new £630,000 ($825,000) Film Audience Network exhibition fund on Monday in order to “support dynamic cultural programming and activities to engage diverse audiences.”Exhibitors around the U.K. will be able to apply for up to £10,000 ($13,100) in order to reengage with audiences who are now slowly returning to cinemas after a coronavirus-enforced lockdown that lasted months.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorAMC Networks’ horror SVOD service Shudder is extending to Australia and New Zealand.

Mogul Mowgli, the feature co-written, produced by and starring Riz Ahmed, has been picked up for the U.K. by BFI Distribution.

Rumer, “Nashville Tears” (Cooking Vinyl) The combination of Rumer’s crystalline voice and Hugh Prestwood’s songs results in some breathtaking, deeply moving music on “Nashville Tears,” the Pakistan-born, British singer’s interpretation of the Texas-born, New York-based songwriter’s catalog.

coronavirus pandemic.An official press release stated that “donations totaling nearly £270,000, co-ordinated by the BPI, will go to a range of causes from this second round of funding that will help to sustain artists and musicians, artist managers and grassroots music venues that are most in need.”The financial support comes from funds previously provided by major record labels Sony Music Entertainment UK, Universal Music UK, Warner Music UK, and independents Cherry Red and Demon Music

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: Sundance Now has boarded New Zealand crime series One Lane Bridge in the U.S.

Naman Ramachandran British Film Institute (BFI) Chair Josh Berger will step down from the role in November, after serving the maximum 10 years permissible in the position.The U.K. Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport has launched the recruitment process for a new Chair.Berger also serves as president and managing director for Warner Bros.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorThe UK’s DCMS has launched the recruitment process for a new Chair of the BFI.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterThe British Film Institute Southbank, the iconic London movie theater on the South Bank of the Thames River, is set for a Sept.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaSteve McQueen, the Oscar-winning director of “12 Years a Slave” and “Shame,” is best known for his searing big-screen work. So it is fitting that the New York Film Festival would turn to the British auteur to kick off its 58th edition with his new work “Lovers Rock.