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Lulu turned 75 this year and to celebrate her milestone, the Scots legend announced a five-date tour for 2024. The Shout icon is hitting the road for her 'Champagne For Lulu' tour, which will kick off in April in Glasgow.

Lulu has revealed that she does not ever speak before midday when she is on tour.The 75-year-old has been giving interviews ahead of her upcoming retirement tour, and despite being most familiar for her song ‘Shout’, she has disclosed that she doesn’t even as much as whisper on the morning of a show.Speaking with the BBC, the Scottish pop icon said: “I don’t speak before 12 noon. I can understand why you think I’m lying, but no, I’m very disciplined.”“I try not to come out of my room until 12.

The official German Oscar entry for Best International Feature is an insular, pulse-pounding thriller set within the confines of a school that, for cinematic purposes, doubles as a microcosm of society in general circa 2023 where facts don’t matter, misinformation is rampant, suspicions run hot, divisions run deep, racism still rears its ugly head, and no one can be quite sure where, and even if they want to, fit in.

It's hard to believe that Lulu turned 75 last month as her youthful looks would tell you otherwise.

“The Exorcist” stars Ellen Burstyn and Linda Blair are remembering just how much of a powerful force of talent the late director William Friedkin was.

Teresa Giudice is catching heat online after promoting a new cannoli-making video for her cooking show!

With Ed Sheeran's newly-announced - (Subtract) record, Jonas Brothers' much-anticipated comeback and Miley Cyrus, Mimi Webb and Metallica's new LPs, 2023's release schedule is already looking pretty packed.

With Ed Sheeran's newly-announced - (Subtract) record, Jonas Brothers' much-anticipated comeback and Miley Cyrus, Mimi Webb and Metallica's new LPs, 2023's release schedule is already looking pretty packed.

With Inhaler's much-anticipated debut, Paramore's first record in five years and Miley Cyrus, Mimi Webb and Metallica's new LPs, 2023's release schedule is already looking pretty packed.

EXCLUSIVE: Christina Malach, most recently a senior development executive at Amazon Studios, has joined independent studio Media Res as senior vice president of development.  She will report to President of Scripted Series Lindsey Springer.  

The Gotham Film & Media Institute paid tribute to the late Sidney Poitier at the awards ceremony taking place at NYC’s Cipriani Wall Street this evening. 

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticDowntown Los Angeles is a very different place than it was when the Los Angeles Conservancy kicked off its  “Last Remaining Seats” film screenings in movie palaces 35 years ago. When the annual series hits key theaters this month (after taking the last couple of Junes off for the pandemic), there will be far less trepidation in the air about the fate of some of the key theaters and the neighborhoods they’re in than there was back in 1987.

Love Island champion Amber Gill has hit out at fans comparing her to her former cast mate Molly-Mae Hague. Appearing on The Murad Merali Podcast, Amber, 24, called the comparisons “horrendous” and said “it’s very draining”.The Love Island star, who boasts 2.6 million followers on Instagram, complained it all stems from Molly-Mae having more followers, with a whopping 6.3 million. Amber said: “It’s this whole thing of Instagram is life.” Comparisons between the two began in 2019, when, just four weeks after leaving the villa, Molly-Mae, 22, signed a £500,000 deal with PrettyLittleThing.

Happy World Health Day! Every year, the World Health Organization sets a different theme for the holiday, and for 2022, the focus is “Our planet, our health.”

Sidney Poitier, Betty White and Ivan Reitman received heartfelt tributes on Oscar Sunday.Tyler Perry paid homage to Poitier before the opening of the annual In Memoriam segment.“He was the first, and for far too long, the only Black man to win an Oscar for best actor,” Perry said of Poitier, who made history with his win in 1964. “When he stood on that stage, he did more than shatter a barrier. He stood there for all that came before him, and sparked the dreams of all who followed.

Ahead of the tribute to Sidney Poitier during this year’s Oscars ceremony, his daughter Sydney has expressed her pride in her father’s legacy of “changing minds and changing hearts as to what it meant to be Black.”

The 72nd Berlin Film Festival kicks off in physical form today with M. Night Shyamalan leading the main competition jury. Also notable among panelists is Oscar nominee Ryusuke Hamaguchi whose Drive My Car this week became the first Japanese movie ever nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award. Hamaguchi was actually on a plane heading to Berlin when the nominations were announced, and only learned of the results upon landing.

Sir Sidney Poitier‘s cause of death has been revealed.

Sir Sidney Poitier's cause of death has been revealed.According to his death certificate obtained by  Tuesday, the legendary actor, who died Jan. 6 at the age of 94, suffered from a combination of heart failure, prostate cancer and dementia, which all lead to his passing.ET learned of the Oscar-winning actor, writer, director and activist's death via Clint Watson, press secretary for the Prime Minister of the Bahamas, who confirmed Poitier's passing.A source close to the family told ET at the time that Poitier had been bedridden for some time and passed away at his home in Beverly Hills, California.

(CNN)Sidney Poitier left behind a legacy of landmark performances, from his Oscar win for "Lilies of the Field" to the Oscar-winning "In the Heat of the Night," the latter coming in a year, 1967, that also saw him star in "To Sir, With Love" and "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner."The richness of the filmography assembled by Poitier, who died Thursday at the age of 94, makes it difficult to choose a favorite film or role. On different days, that might be "Porgy and Bess;" "A Raisin in the Sun," reprising his part in from the play about a struggling Chicago family; or "The Defiant Ones," which earned him his first best-actor Oscar nomination as an escapee on the run chained to a Southern bigot played by Tony Curtis.

Following the passing of the Hollywood Icon Sidney Poitier on Friday, Deadline has confirmed that Apple is in the middle of filming a documentary on the Oscar-winning actor with Oprah Winfrey exec producing and Reginald Hudlin directing. Winfrey will produce through her Harpo Productions an and Network Entertainment.

OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network said Friday that it will pay tribute to Sidney Poitier with a a day of special programming Sunday that includes the iconic actor’s 2000 and 2007 appearances on The Oprah Winfrey Show and an airing of his 1967 film To Sir, With Love.

Sidney Poitier, the first Black man to win an Oscar, sadly died at 94 years old on Thursday evening.

Legendary and boundary-breaking actor Sidney Poitier has died at the age of 94.

Films of Sidney Poitier include:“From Whence Cometh Help” (Army documentary), 1949.“No Way Out,” 1950.“Cry the Beloved Country,” 1952.“Red Ball Express,” 1952.“Go Man Go!,” 1954.“The Blackboard Jungle,” 1955.“Goodbye My Lady,” 1956.“Edge of the City,” 1957.“Something of Value,” 1957.“Band of Angles,” 1957.“The Mark of the Hawk,” 1958.“The Defiant Ones,” 1958.“Porgy and Bess,” 1959.“All the Young Men,” 1960.“Virgin Island,” 1960.“A Raisin in the Sun,” 1961.“Paris Blues,” 1961.“Pressure Point,” 1962.“Lilies of the Field,” 1963.“The Long Ships,” 1964.“The Greatest Story Ever Told,” 1965.“The Bedford Incident,” 1965.“A Patch of Blue,” 1965.“The Slender Thread,” 1965.“Duel at Diabolo,” 1966.“In the Heat of the Night,” 1967.“To Sir With Love,” 1967.“Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner,” 1967.“For Love of Ivy” (also story), 1968.“The Lost Man,” 1969.“They Call Me Mister Tibbs!” 1970.“Brother John,” 1971.“The Organization,” 1971.“Buck and the Preacher” (also director), 1972.“A Warm December” (also director), 1973.“Uptown Saturday Night” (also director), 1974.“Let’s Do It Again” (also director), 1975.“The Wilby Conspiracy,” 1975.“A Piece of the Action” (also director), 1977.“Stir Crazy” (director only), 1980.“Hanky Panky” (director only), 1982.“Fast Forward” (director only), 1985.“Shoot to Kill,” 1988.“Little Nikita,” 1988.“Ghost Dad” (director only), 1990.“Separate But Equal,” 1991.“Sneakers,” 1992.“Children of the Dust,” 1995.“To Sir, With Love II,” 1996.“Mandela and de Klerk,” 1997.“The Jackal,” 1997.“David and Lisa,” 1998.“Free of Eden,” 1999.“The Simple Life of Noah Dearborn,” 1999.“The Last Brickmaker in America,” 2001.———Sources: “The Film Encyclopedia” by Ephraim Katz, Internet Movie Database.

Tributes are pouring in for Oscar-winning actor, director, civil rights activist and humanitarian Sidney Poitier, who died today at age 94.

Sidney Poitier, the trailblazing and iconic Black actor, director, civil rights activist and humanitarian, has died, Bahamian Minister of Foreign Affairs Fred Mitchell has announced.

Sidney Poitier, the pioneering actor and director who became the first bankable Black leading man in Hollywood, has died at age 94, according to the Bahamian Minister of Foreign Affairs.Poitier, who was born in the U.S. but grew up in the Bahamas, broke multiple racial barriers in his decades-long career, including when he became the first Black actor to win the Academy Award, for his role in 1963’s “Lilies of the Field.”From his first film performance, playing a doctor who treats a bigoted white man in 1950’s “No Way Out,” he blazed a trail by refusing to play roles that traded on racial stereotypes.

William Earl Ford Motor Company executive chair Bill Ford, “Property Brothers” Jonathan and Drew Scott, NDN director of communications Sarah Sunshine Manning, PBS CEO Paula Kerger and Nikki Reed, actress, entrepreneur and founder of BaYou With Love, will headline Variety Sustainability in Hollywood the next installment of the Variety Streaming Room, on Oct.