Golden Globes Group Elects 3 New Members – But Not Norwegian Who Sued Over Past Rejections

Rapper 6ix9ine is being sued for "child sexual assault, child sexual abuse and infliction of emotional distress," TMZ reports. The new lawsuit stems from a 2015 video in which New York City prosecutors alleged that 6ix9ine can be seen groping a naked 13-year-old and sitting her on his lap.

Boy Pablo has shared the new video for his single ‘Rest Up’ — you can check out the clip below.Originally released back in August, ‘Rest Up’ will feature on the Norwegian artist’s (aka Nicolas Muńoz) debut album ‘Wachito Rico’, which is out this Friday (October 23).Ahead of the album release, Boy Pablo has shared the third chapter in his ongoing ‘Wachito Rico’ visual series — which is being narrated by Tiger King‘s Rick Kirkham — following on from the videos for ‘Hey Girl’ and ‘Honey’.You can

different chapters from birth to toddler to preteen to adult and all of that. God forbid that something should happen to me or vice versa.“My daughter and I are so close and mothers are expected to be superheroes,” she says.

significant increase in car theft, according to the latest claims data from LV= General Insurance. In each of the last four years (2016-19) ‘theft of’ car claims has increased by 20 per cent, with keyless car theft accounting for a greater proportion of claims.

LOS ANGELES -- Some of entertainment’s biggest names from Nicole Kidman to George Clooney shared encouraging words for aspiring young creators whose organizations were collectively granted millions by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.More than $5.1 million in funds were given to over 70 nonprofit organizations during the “HFPA Philanthropy: Empowering the Next Generation” virtual event on Tuesday.

Naman Ramachandran Jasmila Žbanić’s “Quo Vadis, Aida?” and Azra Deniz Okyay’s “Ghosts” won best film in the international and national competitions, respectively, at Turkey’s Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival, the 57th edition of which concluded on Saturday.Unable to attend the festival due to the pandemic, Žbanić sent a video message in which she said: “This film came about through the collaboration of nine different countries.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the small body of reporters that votes on the Golden Globe Awards, announced on Friday that it has admitted three new members.They are Yulia Charysheva of Russia, Sabrina Joshi of India and Danielle Kool from the Netherlands. The group now has 85 members.Joshi is the daughter of Ahmed Lateef, who was a longtime member of the HFPA until his death in 2015.

Norwegian journalist Kjersti Flaa, who sued the HFPA in August accusing the organization behind the Golden Globe Awards of antitrust violations and a “culture of corruption” that unlawfully denied her membership despite fulfilling all the requirements for admission.

Jake Kanter International TV Editor‘A Perfect Planet’ Goes Global BBC One and Discovery’s latest David Attenborough epic, A Perfect Planet, has secured a raft of international sales. The natural history series has pre-sold to Australia (Nine), Croatia (HRT), Czech Republic (Czech TV), Denmark (DR), Lithuania (LRT), New Zealand (TVNZ), Norway (NRK), Russia (Friday! and United Media Group), Spain (Movistar+), Slovenia (RTVS) and Sweden (SVT).

John Mayer.On Sunday (October 4), the 26-year-old kicked off her 20-minute solo set with a rendition of ‘Lenny’ by Stevie Ray Vaughan, and ran through a number of songs from the album ‘Girls’, by her longtime bluesy pop/rock outfit TORA.

Tom Cruise stunned motorists in Norway by waving from a train while filming a stunt for his new movie Mission: Impossible 7.TikTok user Tomas Haugland Spangelo posted a video of Cruise sitting on top of the train shot from a car driving along a road adjacent to the tracks.After Spangelo shouted at the star, he smiled and waved – despite speeding along on top of a carriage with his feet dangling over the edge.Cruise, who famously performs all his own stunts, resumed production on the new action

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe Hollywood Foreign Press Association moved on Monday to throw out a Norwegian reporter’s lawsuit, arguing that she has not been harmed by being denied admission to the organization.Kjersti Flaa filed the complaint on Aug. 3, alleging that HFPA members use their clout to monopolize entertainment coverage in foreign territories.

Tom Cruise is taking his “Mission: Impossible VII” stunts to a new level.

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Samuel Goldwyn Films has acquired the U.S. rights to Julio Vincent Gambuto’s coming-of-age comedy Team Marco.

Gaming accessory company KontrolFreek has sued Travis Scott and his label Cactus Jack accusing them of ripping off its thumbstick products.Scott’s thumbsticks were so similar to its own, says KontrolFreek, that people assumed the rapper must have a partnership with the firm.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorOWN: Oprah Winfrey Network is set to resume production in New Orleans on the remainder of the 10-episode season 5 of Queen Sugar, shut down in March due to COVID-19.Since filming came to a halt nearly seven months ago, creator Ava DuVernay decided to completely revamp the remainder of the season to reflect the very real issues our country is facing through the lens of the Bordelon family and the fictional community of St. Josephine.

pic.twitter.com/9mF1ASIgKi— Matt Robinson (@Astromackem) September 27, 2020“It’s wild when I think about it because I’m just a lad from the north, but the risks have paid off up to now,” said the 34-year-old, who spoke to the PA news agency from a fjord in the far north of Norway.“Just before I left the observatory, my best friend died, he was 31… so for around six months I was in a daze.“I decided I had to live because he no longer was and I’ve never looked back.”After seeing the northern