Led Zeppelin ‘Stairway To Heaven’ copyright case may go back to court

It was only a matter of time before John Boyega slammed Star Wars’ Black character development—or, you know, its lack thereof. The 28-year-old British actor, who played Finn in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, has spoken briefly about his “disappointment” with the film.

it a cinematic milestone when Disney cast John Boyega as “Star Wars’ ” first-ever black storm trooper in 2014’s “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” However, in a new interview with British GQ,  the British-Nigerian actor claimed that his character still played second fiddle to his white co-stars.“They gave all the nuance to Adam Driver, all the nuance to Daisy Ridley,” said Boyega, 28, who portrayed stormtrooper-turned-Jedi Finn in “The Force Awakens,” “The Last Jedi” and “The Rise of Skywalker.”He

holidaymakers scrambled to return home from Croatia to the UK before new quarantine rules are imposed. Travellers will have to self-isolate for 14 days from 4am on Saturday.

Actor Ben Cross has died, aged 72.The Chariots of Fire star passed away in Vienna, Austria on Tuesday.Born Harry Bernard Cross in London in 1947, he won the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art’s prestigious Vanbrugh prize for Performance of the Year and became an in-demand stage and screen star, making his big screen debut in 1977 war film A Bridge Too Far.He also found success onstage as Billy Flynn in Chicago, but Cross is best known for his roles as British Olympic athlete Harold Abrahams in

coronavirus cases.It comes as Greece has seen a significant hike in the number of new coronavirus cases in recent days.The country had managed to keep cases relatively low, with 3,112 confirmed cases and 183 deaths in mid-June, but this number has surged to 6,858 and 226 deaths as of Saturday.Greece’s government has now ordered bars, restaurants and cafes in several regions to shut between midnight and 7am after the number of cases surged at the beginning of August.Turkey, meanwhile, recorded

A judge in the US last week dismissed a key copyright claim being made against Lizzo by three of her former collaborators. However, the wider dispute regarding her song ‘Truth Hurts’ continues.Lizzo, real name Melissa Jefferson, collaborated with Justin Raisen, Jeremiah Raisen and Yves Rothman in 2017.

TMZ reported on Friday that even though Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Jen Harley were seen together in public again, sources claim they’re not trying to make it work. The publication says the 34-year-old Jersey Shore star and the 32-year-old were together on Huntington Beach, California, approximately 10 months after his domestic violence arrest.

Legally Blonde star Holland Taylor looked back on her remarkable career, as well as her relationship with The American Horror Story actress Sarah Paulson. The 77-year-old actress spoke out in an interview with Vulture and disclosed details about quarantining with girlfriend Paulson: “Sarah has a house about five minutes from me.

The latest picture of Kim Kardashian’s younger daughter, Chicago West will undoubtedly cause you to melt from too much cuteness! The snap features the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star mother and her 2 year old posing together for the camera, the toddler wearing a blue princess dress. After all, some people are calling the Kardashians American royalty so it makes sense that, at least the young ones would sometimes reflect that unofficial title in the way they dress.

Jane Lynch says that hearing about the death of Naya Rivera was «gut-wrenching.» On July 8, Rivera was found dead in Lake Piru in Ventura County, California, following a boating trip with her young son, Josey. She was 33.Over a month later, Lynch opened up about the loss of her co-star, calling the news «heartbreaking.»«She was a force of nature,» she told Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager on Wednesday's .

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsEXCLUSIVE: Chicago artist Hebru Brantley has signed with WME and will work with the agency to build his Angry Hero production company. He was previously under UTA.Brantley, a visual artist whose works highlights African American life in America, has showcased his projects in a number of major cities across the nation, ranging from San Francisco to Miami.