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Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic David Gilmour, who has often given off the appearance of being happily retired, hasn’t been keeping himself from the studio after all. The ex-Pink Floyd singer-guitarist has announced his first album in nine years, “Luck and Strange,” and he’s giving everyone time to prepare for it, with the release not coming till Sept.

Ex-Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has pleaded guilty to fraud at Southwark Crown Court after failing to declare more than £400 million of overseas assets to the government.

Bloomberg reported, adding that reps for the band have reached out to potential buyers. The report said the process began in early May but it’s too early to know what the outcome of the talks will be.

An international drugs network peddling huge amounts of cocaine laundered more than £9 million in dirty money even during the height of lockdown. One drug dealer complained about how lockdown had made drug dealing difficult and vowed to move to Dubai.

A taxi driver struggling financially during the Covid lockdown worked as a courier moving about £2m in drugs money, prosecutors allege.

Zack Steffen vowed to keep pushing Ederson after signing a new Manchester City contract.

Roger Waters saying that he felt bullied by members in Pink Floyd.The former Floyd drummer said in a new interview that he was surprised to hear Waters claim last month that ex-guitarist/vocalist David Gilmour and ex-keyboardist Richard Wright were “always trying to drag me down”.“I’m slightly flabbergasted by it,” Mason told journalist Jim DeRogatis of The Coda Collection.

NEW YORK -- More than 60 years after his death, Richard Wright is again a bestselling author and very much in line with the present.“The Man Who Lived Underground,” a short novel written in the 1940s and never published in full until this spring, is the surreal but credible story of a Black man who is tortured by police into confessing to a double murder he didn't commit. He escapes into the city's sewer system.

Among the country's preeminent dramatists, Suzan-Lori Parks has won a 2002 Pulitzer Prize for her play Topdog-Underdog and a 2012 Tony for an adaptation of Porgy and Bess. Along the way Parks, 57, has dipped a toe in Hollywood, as far back as 1996's Girl 6, which she wrote for Spike Lee.

straight to your inbox Micah Richards accepts his biggest regret in football was leaving Manchester City, having failed to appreciate the position he was in at the time. Richards emerged through the club's academy and made his first-team debut in 2005 under Stuart Pearce and was part of the side that won their first Premier League title in 2012 under Roberto Mancini.

Black Panther, and soon, Javica Leslie in the second season of Batwoman (replacing Ruby Rose). In The Old Guard, KiKiplays a military mercenary with immortal powers, joining Charlize and her team as they run from evil to try and save the world (without a single pair of high heels in sight, thank god).

Roger Waters has accused his former bandmate David Gilmour of banning him from using Pink Floyd’s website to promote his work.