Ol Parker to direct This Is Chance!

Madeleine McCann has no chance of being freed from jail on parole, German ­prosecutors insist.Christian Brueckner, 43, is serving 21 months for drugs offences and is appealing a seven-year term for raping an ­American woman, 72, in Portugal, where Madeleine went missing.There have been reports he may be released from jail in Kiel by exploiting a legal loophole.Prosecutor ­Stephanie Gropp said “the condemned man will not get out” even if he is granted parole – because a detention order issued

The Flaming Lips have officially announced a new album, entitled ‘American Head’.The psych legends have also shared a new single from the forthcoming album, ‘My Religion Is You’.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorFilmmakers Adil El Arbi & Bilall Fallah (Bad Boys For Life) have been set to direct Rebel, a coming-of-age story about a family torn apart over a little boy’s future.Wild Bunch International is handling international sales and will introduce the project to buyers at the virtual Cannes market.

Mamma Mia! director Ol Parker is teaming with Concordia Studio — the recently launched outfit from Davis Guggenheim and Jonathan King — to adapt and direct the book This Is Chance!: The Shaking of an All-American City, A Voice That Held It Together, by author Jon Mooallem. Concordia acquired the rights to develop and produce the feature film adaptation of the book that dramatizes the impact of a 9.2-magnitude earthquake in Anchorage, Alaska on March 27, 1964.

Amanda N'Duka pmc-editorial-managerOl Parker has signed on to adapt Jon Mooallem’s recently released book This Is Chance!: The Shaking of an All-American City, A Voice That Held It Together, which Concordia Studio acquired the rights to develop and produce. Parker will write and direct the film.

George Floyd's death sparked protests against racial discrimination across the US. Many people came out on the streets to revolt police brutality and oppression that the African Americans are subjected to.

George Floyd's tragic death may have been the catalyst for the protests currently happening around the world, but for many—including E! host Nina Parker—the fight for justice extends beyond his case. "This is not something that's gonna be over in two weeks," Parker told Ria Ciuffo and Fran Mariano on their Chicks in the Office podcast.

The bassist has since set his Facebook page to private

E!'s Nina Parker has a question for people at home: "What are you going to do in this climate to make it different?"  In response to the police killing of George Floyd, the Nightly Pop host is sharing an important message to those who have yet to publicly express their support for the Black Lives Matter movement.  "Racists are really loud, so if you don't agree with that, why are you silent? The people who hate me are loud as f-ck.

Dream Hampton, the executive producer of Lifetime’s record-breaking documentary “Surviving R. Kelly,” has been attached to direct and executive produce a Cineflix Productions mini-series on the Tulsa race massacre.

The Houston rapper said "there needs to be accountability immediately"

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Bebe Rexha, who has a new song inspired by graduating students called Here’s to 2020, has been far from her family during this time. She explained to  Extra  that her parents both contracted coronavirus, which made her want to drive from L.A.

I don't want to encourage you to get your hopes up too high, because Hollywood has an awful habit of nurturing your pop culture dreams and expectations before popping them like a balloon on a whim...but it really does sound like a Hocus Pocus sequel is going to happen.

Nina Parker is speaking out against the murder of George Floyd—a black Minnesota man who died after pleading "I can't breathe" as a white police officer pressed his knee into his neck—and she wants other people to do the same.