ITV Forges $105M Diversity Commissioning Fund To Be Spent Over Three Years

Lady Gaga to Cee Lo Green, everyone from fashion’s usual risktakers to newcomers try to make an impression on viewers at the ceremony, walking the red carpet in looks that will be remembered from years to come.As we gear up for this year’s ceremony on April 3, check out some of the most insane, unforgettable looks from past GRAMMYs ceremonies.

Psych! Bekah Martinez and more celebrity parents have had their kids’ help in silly pranks for April Fools’ Day.

Naomi and Wynonna Judd will be performing at the 2022 CMT Music Awards, making this the first time they've sang together on television in over 20 years. The Judds will be performing their 1990 hit song, «Love Can Build a Bridge,» with the iconic landmark of Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame as their background, a nod to their upcoming 2022 induction.The Judds are often celebrated for a rarely interrupted stretch of 14 No. 1 hits. The duo has sold more than 20 million albums and has 16 gold, platinum and multi-platinum albums, led by two platinum albums, and .While this is The Judds' first performance together at the CMT Music Awards, they're no strangers to the event. Wynonna performed alongside Kid Rock to open the 2011 awards show, while Naomi served as a show presenter in both 2008 and 2009.The 2022 CMT Music Awards, hosted by Kelsea Ballerini and Anthony Mackie, airs live Monday, April 11 at 8 p.m.

Doting dad. Tom Parker welcomed two babies with wife Kelsey Parker before she announced his death on Wednesday, March 30.

Does Lady Gaga want a little one? The singer has spoken about her future family plans multiple times over the years.

Crushing coparenting! Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon have been amicably raising their twins, Moroccan and Monroe, since their 2014 split.

A bookkeeper defrauded her employer out of nearly £70,000 using fake invoices over four years. Gillian Wilde, 58, had worked for DXG Media since 2001, but began withdrawing funds from the company account and placing them into her personal account.

Mom’s favorite monikers! Kylie Jenner has given a lot of thought to naming her children, even changing her mind on multiple occasions.

If there was one comment Martin Lewis thought he'd not find himself having to respond to it would probably be one about his chest hair.

Coronation Street fans were left asking the same question after Adam Barlow plunged from a balcony in a dramatic showdown with his ex Lydia Chambers.

As the Ukrainian conflict carries on, the rising cost of living has only been made worse by the surge in fuel prices.

California’s Film & Television Tax Credit 2.0 Program generated nearly $21.9 billion in economic output in the state over five years at a projected cost to taxpayers of little more than $1.5 billion, according to a new study commissioned by the Motion Picture Association, using data from the California Film Commission.

Adam Levine’s little ones! The Maroon 5 frontman shares two children with wife Behati Prinsloo, and the couple have been selective about sharing photos of the little ones over the years.

Giving credit where credit is due! These famous working moms aren’t afraid to shout-out their nannies.

Ciara’s sweeties! The singer and Russell Wilson love documenting their days with their kids.

Tool have shared their first video in 15 years today (March 18) – watch the video clip for ‘Opiate²’ below.‘Opiate²’ is a re-imagined and extended version of Tool’s 1992 single ‘Opiate’, with both the song and video marking the 30th anniversary of the EP of the same name’s release.‘Opiate²’ soundtracks a 10-plus minute short film created by visual artist Dominic Hailstone and guitarist Adam Jones. The disc also features “interviews and insights from special guests” and will come with a 46-page art book with behind-the-scenes photos.The biggest difference between the original song and the reimagined version is structural, with an extended section allowing drummer Danny Carey to hit his skins for longer.

Manori Ravindran International EditorITV is setting aside £80 million ($105 million) of its commissioning budget over the next three years for a Diversity Commissioning Fund.Of the £80 million fund, at least £20 million will be reserved for shows made by Black, Asian and minority ethnic-led and disabled-led production companies. ITV has also created a new £500,000  development fund to develop ideas that will qualify for its Diversity Commissioning Fund.While at least 25% of the fund is only for productions made by Black, Asian and minority ethnic-led and disabled-led production companies, the remaining 75% of the fund can be accessed as long as productions are overseen by companies with either diverse ownership or leadership.

Diverse representation in the UK TV industry’s most senior ranks remains poor, according to the latest landmark Diamond diversity report, which showed representation of disabled people at the top is going backwards.