R.E.M. to reissue their debut EP ‘Chronic Town’ to mark its 40th anniversary

David Beckham and Victoria Beckham are currently soaking up the sun on a luxury yacht in the Amalfi Coast.The couple have been joined by a group of friends and family for the trip, including youngest son Cruz and his new girlfriend, Tana Holding. And while David seems to have got the holiday memo, the same can't be said of his wife!On Tuesday, David took to Instagram to share a covert video of Victoria – much to the delight of his fans.xx The clip shows David sat inside and looking at the camera, which is trained over his shoulder. Moments later, Victoria comes into view, dressed in full workout gear and lunging as she makes her way around the deck.“WAIT FOR IT!” David wrote in the caption.

David Hasselhoff marked his milestone 70th birthday on Monday, and the celebration turned into a mini-“Baywatch: reunion when several of his co-stars joined the festivities.

“The Graveyard Book,” based on Neil Gaiman’s bestselling book of the same name (which was a spooky reworking of Rudyard Kipling’s “The Jungle Book”), is back from the great beyond. The Disney project, which has been developed by various filmmakers since 2009, has a new director in Marc Forster (“Quantum of Solace,” “World War Z”), TheWrap has confirmed.Forster’s producing partner Renée Wolfe will produce through their 2Dux2 banner along with Gil Netter.

EXCLUSIVE: Walt Disney Studios adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s The Graveyard Book is gearing up as Marc Forster is set to direct the pic. His producing partner Renée Wolfe will produce through their 2Dux2 banner along with Gil Netter. Ben Browning is also producing. David Magee was recently tapped to adapt the script.

wrote.“How to be a d–k in one easy lesson, by David Crosby,” another added.“Well, they say life imitates art, but this portrait of David Crosby is much more visually appealing and likeable than the actual guy,” one joked.“Our Flag Means Death” actor Damien Gerard added to the conversation, tweeting that Crosby had a “s–tty attitude” and told fans not to “let a decrepit voice like his stop you from sharing your authentic selves.”Even Lynda Carter got involved, saying, “Life is too short to be mean to strangers online. Go outside and look at some trees.”“Why crush somebody when you can just say nothing? Especially a fan,” one person wrote.

Hayley Hasselhoff proudly showcased her curves while strutting down the catwalk. On Sunday, the model and daughter David Hasselhoff walked the runway for Cupshe x Tabria Majors during Miami Swim Week.The inclusive beachwear brand was debuting its latest collaborations with Tabria Majors and Jojo Fletcher. The 29-year-old had all eyes on her as she led a troupe of models while wearing a neon color block tankini and high-waisted bikini bottoms.

https://t.co/3USbW4Qt7aSocial media was stunned at David's sharp comments in regard to the portrait. After one person questioned why David would be so critical, the 80-year-old said, "I just didn't think it was any good … but I should not have dropped the 'don't quit your day job' on him … that was just being pissy … which I sometimes am … usually I'm fairly thoughtful."One person said David likely hurt the fan's feeling, to which the "For What It's Worth" singer shot back, "If I don't like it I don't like it." A fan said David was "tactless and unkind." He wrote back, "Does it mean I have to pretend to like art that I think isn't any good?"As he continued to give his less-than-enthusiastic responses to the art, a handful of fans appreciated the honesty.The artist who did the portrait didn't detail if he was hurt over David's criticism, but he did make reference to the response. "After yesterday's somewhat lively discussion on subjectivity in art appreciation, I'd just like to say thank you to the all the new followers and those who took the time to leave comments.

Pam Hogarth will be this year’s recipient of the Visual Effects Society’s Founders Award for her contributions to the art, science and business of visual effects and for her meritorious service to the Society. She and Jeff Barnes, Patricia “Rose” Duignan, Toni Pace Carstensen and David Tanaka will also be presented with lifetime VES memberships, while three-time Oscar-winning director Pete Docter will be made an honorary member.

Marta Balaga Prolific Oklahoma-based helmer Mickey Reece – now at Fantasia with “Country Gold” – will join forces with “It Follows” producer David Kaplan on his upcoming feature “The Cool Tenor,” Variety has found out exclusively.The film, set in a vaguely dystopian future and co-written by John Selvidge, sees a retired widow who weds an unstable jazz enthusiast but becomes obsessed with avenging her late husband’s death.“It’s more of a thriller, but it’s still funny. You will never have to worry about me making a serious movie,” assures Reece, intending to keep his signature sense of humor intact.“I didn’t know I had a unique sense of humor until people told me that. Essentially, I try to turn every movie into a comedy.

There are a ton of massive filmmakers who get their start in music video production. Folks like David Fincher, Spike Jonze, and many more directed music videos well before they became A-list feature filmmakers.

Steven Spielberg directed the music video for the new Marcus Mumford single “Cannibal,” marking the first time he has directed a music video in his legendary career.

David Guetta, Becky Hill & Ella Henderson have played the long game with Crazy What Love Can Do, their long-standing hit is set to crack the Top 5 of the Official Singles Chart for the first time this Friday. It comes after Becky performed the track during an appearance on last week’s Love Island.

Victoria Beckham has posted a sweet picture of her youngest child, daughter Harper Seven, with her dad David on a family holiday in Croatia. The 48 year old fashion designer, who is also mother to Brooklyn, 23, Romeo, 19 and Cruz, 17, uploaded the adorable snap of Harper cuddling her dad on what looked like a luxury yacht, with the idyllic blue seas and sunshine behind them. She captioned it: "Happy weekend.

EXCLUSIVE: Ian McKellen (The Good Liar), Gemma Arterton (Summerland) and Mark Strong (1917) will lead the cast of The Critic, a period thriller based on Anthony Quinn’ classic novel Curtain Call, which will also star Oscar nominee Lesley Manville (Phantom Thread), BAFTA nominee Romola Garai (Suffragette), Ben Barnes (Westworld) and Alfred Enoch (Foundation).