Barack & Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground Banner Boosts Executive Team; Film & TV Co-Head Priya Swaminathan To Exit

Everybody’s talking about Jamie, Max Harwood, and Richard E. Grant in Amazon Prime Video’s new trailer.

Everybody’s talking about Jamie, Max Hardwood, and Richard E. Grant in Amazon Prime Video’s new trailer.

Carlos Santana has signed a new record deal with BMG, ahead of the release of his new album, ‘Blessings And Miracles’.“I am honoured to partner with BMG to release ‘Blessings And Miracles'”, says Santana. “I would like to thank everyone at BMG for sharing our collective commonality-vision to touch people’s hearts with energy, conviction and integrity.

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A romance for the history books. Barack Obama and Michelle Obama have met with world leaders all over the globe, but they’re not afraid to get emotional when talking about their love for one another.

Michelle Obama has nothing but love for her husband, Barack Obama, and she let him know it with a special tribute for his 60th birthday. The former First Lady took to Twitter to post a loving message to Barack, who she’s been married to for more than 28 years.

Michelle Obama checked off a big family milestone with the grand 60th birthday of her husband, former US President Barack Obama.MORE: Michelle Obama's $191k childhood home is nothing like The White HouseThe former First Lady of the United States shared a beautiful and quirky family picture to ring in the occasion, and you really won't be able to stop gushing.WATCH: Michelle Obama announces 2021's international solo BRIT artist winnerMichelle posted a picture on her Instagram of her entire

Michelle Obama posted a candid family photo to celebrate her mother Marian Shields Robinson's 84th birthday on Friday, while accompanying the snap with a heartfelt tribute to her parent. The former First Lady credited her mother for teaching her how to "think for myself, use my voice, and show up authentically in this world" and called her the "ultimate role model". READ: Michelle Obama's $191k childhood home is nothing like The White HouseThe photo shows the two laughing, while both dressed in

Grand Tour 's long-awaited Scottish special finally hit our screens.

Saginaw Grant was a Native American character actor known for roles in TV shows and movies including “Breaking Bad” and “The Lone Ranger.”After serving in the U.S. Marine Corps during the Korean War, Grant began acting in the 1980s.

Facebook page this week. He was 85. «It's with heavy hearts we announce a warrior has been called home,» the post read.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaPriya Swaminathan is stepping down from her role as co-head of film and television at Higher Ground, the media company founded by President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama.At the same time, the former president and First Lady announced several new additions to the company’s executive team, most notably hiring Joe Paulsen, an old Obama hand, as head of business and strategy.Swaminathan, a former executive at Annapurna, was the first hire the Obamas

President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama’s production company Higher Ground Productions has expanded its executive team, but Priya Swaminathan, the co-head of film and TV at the company, will step down from her role as part of the change. Swaminathan was Higher Ground’s first hire, and she oversaw the company’s Oscar-winning “American Factory” and the Oscar-nominated “Crip Camp.” Tonia Davis will now serve as the sole head of film and TV.

Jennifer Yuma editorOlympic gold champion Simone Biles’ decision to withdraw from the gymnastics team final and not defend her all-around gold medal has been praised by both Hollywood and fellow athletes alike.Hitting back at negative criticism from the likes of conservative pundit Charlie Kirk, who branded Biles a “shame to the country,” and Piers Morgan, came a world of support from those who believe the 4-time gold medalist did the right thing.Fellow Olympian Dominique Moceanu is among the

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Joe Otterson TV ReporterLily Rabe has been cast as Lorena “Hick” Hickok in the Showtime anthology series “The First Lady.”The series is described as a reframing of American leadership, told through the lens of the women at the heart of the White House. Gillian Anderson has been cast as Eleanor Roosevelt, with Viola Davis set to play Michelle Obama and Michelle Pfeiffer to play Betty Ford.Hickok was a pioneering American journalist, who by 1932 became America’s best-known female reporter.

Scots Indiana Jones fan got the experience of a lifetime when she was invited on-set after wowing executives with her outfit. Isla Neil, from Glasgow, had been taken to the film set by her dad Alastair and was dressed up as the legendary action hero.