Bob Iger On His Post-Disney Future, The “Foresight And Guts” Of Launching Disney+ Before The Pandemic, Disneyland Reopening & More

Steven Gaydos Executive VP of ContentThe enduring power and appeal of great mid-20th century American pop music, shows no signs of abating, which is a kinder way of saying that boomer music is outliving the boomer generation.

Flaming Lips, Courtney Marie Andrews, Low, Weyes Blood and Richard Thompson are among the names to have contributed bespoke covers to a new album celebrating the life and work of Bob Dylan.With the icon set to celebrate his 80th birthday on May 24, Uncut‘s June issue comes with ‘Dylan Revisited’ – a covermount CD made up of 14 cover versions of choice cuts from Dylan’s songbook recorded exclusively for Uncut, as well as a previously unreleased track from the man himself.“Being asked to cover a

Perth has said “life has brightened up considerably” after his postcode won him £30,000.Bob Scott landed the cash when PH2 7BU was announced as a winner with People’s Postcode Lottery on Sunday, April 4.The 82-year-old, who has been widowed for 12 years, discovered how much he had won on a video call with lottery ambassador Judie McCourt.Perth private hire operator highlights shortage of wheelchair accessible taxis in the areaCautious return to classroom for Holly (16) after her COVID jabsOn

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ViacomCBS has disclosed the compensation for its top executives, in its second proxy filing since its creation via the recombination of Viacom and CBS Corp. The Redstone family-controlled company said in a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that CEO Bob Bakish received $39 million in 2020, compared with his overall 2019 pay of nearly $36.6 million.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish got a massive pay bump last year with his total compensation rising by more than $20 million to $38.9 million.Bakish’s haul was padded by $19.7 million in bonus compensation and another $16 million in stock awards. His base salary for last year was $3.1 million, according to ViacomCBS’ annual proxy filing with the U.S.

ViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish’ total pay package last year came in at $38.97 million, the company said Friday.

Bob Odenkirk is recalling a tense experience with Jeremy Irons. During a recent interview with Howard Stern, the "Breaking Bad" actor, 58, revealed that Irons once raised his voice at him when he appeared on "Saturday Night Live." Odenkirk wrote for the show from 1987-1995, including a 1991 episode in which Irons, now 72, hosted with musical guest Fishbone.

Jeremy Irons was pissed at Bob Odenkirk.

Producing partners Kelly McCormick and David Leitch have been riding a bullet train for the past few years — and it's not slowing down. In short succession, the couple (married seven years) and co-founders of 87North, launched in 2019 and now with five employees, released the Leitch-directed Atomic Blonde (2017), Deadpool 2 (2018) and Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019), which grossed a combined $1.6 billion globally.

EXCLUSIVE: In a fitting piece of nominative determinism, punk-rock icon Iggy Pop has joined the cast of dark comedy Blue Iguana, currently filming in the Cayman Islands.

The Edge and Bob Geldof are no strangers to offering a helping hand to those in need. Most recently, the Irish musicians are flexing their artistic muscles for the Jack and Jill foundation.

Pixie Geldof is pregnant with her first child.The 30 year old, who is the daughter of rockstar Bob Geldof and the late Paula Yates, has been pictured showing off her blossoming baby bump while out for a sunny stroll on Tuesday, 30 March.The star wore a blue midi dress with a plunging neckline, which she teamed with a leather jacket and black tights alongside some suede kitten heels that featured silver buckles.

Dianna Agron makes a rare appearance at the premiere of her new film, Shiva Baby, held at The William Vale Hotel on Tuesday night (March 30) in New York City.

Diane Garrett At the height of the civil rights movement, “Star Trek” won an inaugural Image Award from the NAACP for its positive depiction of race relations in the future. Decades later, entertainment programs are challenging our perception of the past by casting actors of color in roles once considered lily white.

What's next for Walt Disney Co. executive chairman Bob Iger after he leaves the company this year? He isn't entirely sure ...