‘Tetris’ book author: Movie producers stole my work — and threatened to sue

Amanda Holden has been left frustrated after uncovering a fake account using her name and photos on Instagram. The Britain’s Got Talent judge, 52, is the latest celebrity to be targeted by scammers, with the likes of Holly Willoughby also finding social media profiles using her identity over recent months. Amanda took to her Instagram Stories to vent her frustration over the situation, urging her followers to block the account and angrily questioning the motives behind the scam, which saw some of her fans asked for money.

Fashion fans recently scurried to River Island to get their hands on the iconic black jacquard monogram shopper bag that could easily be mistaken for a £390 Michael Kors bag - so much so they sold out River Island’s version online. Now back in stock, I decided to get my hands on the popular bag that could save shoppers hundreds of pounds.

Todd Gilchrist editor “Strays” follows in the hallowed tradition of stories of animals separated from their loved ones — from “Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey” to “Finding Nemo” — with a few new twists, and a lot of four-letter words. Even more than offering an uncensored window into the perspective of humankind’s four-legged pals, director Josh Greenbaum and producers Phil Lord and Chris Miller wanted to examine how a closer look at dogs could shed light on some truths about the people who love (and in the case of the movie, loathe) them.

Ariana Madix is finally going to share her side of Scandoval. On Friday, the star announced that she'll soon release a book about the destruction of her nearly decade-long romance with Tom Sandoval due to his affair with Rachel Leviss, who previously went by Raquel.«These last few months have been a whirlwind and though I'm in a better place now, having my personal devastation unfold so publicly was painful,» Madix captioned her post, which showcased the cover of her forthcoming book.

Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. Internet Archive describes it as a hub for “the preservation, research and discovery of 78rpm records”.In the lawsuit filed on August 11, the labels claim that the project violates copyright laws by stating “transferring copies of those files to members of the public, Internet Archive has reproduced and distributed without authorization Plaintiffs’ protected sound recordings”.The plaintiffs, who also include Arista Music, Concord Bicycle Assets and CMGI Recorded Music Assets, are seeking damages of up to $150,000 per infringed track.

Tom Sandoval must be shaking in his boots right now because Ariana Madix is ready to spill every single detail about their time together over the past nine years!

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. There’s no stopping Ariana Madix from using her public breakup from Tom Sandoval to make a buck (as she should).

Ariana Madix appears to be on the up following her post-Scandoval life.

Bolton Council are to recruit an additional 15 bin wagon drivers and 23 refuse collectors as part of a major revamp of the service. The council has also decided to increase its number of bin wagons from 42 to 49 and replace obsolete and inefficient trucks with the goal of delivering a more reliable and efficient service.

The news of Britney Spears' alleged split from third husband Sam Asghari only broke on Wednesday 16 August, but has been spreading like wildfire since. And now, the latter is said to have filed for divorce from the pop princess.

We can always count on Tulisa Contostavlos for a good hair transformation, but she's surpassing our expectations this week. with her latest one.The N-Dubz star just took to the stage with a hair colour and style that look like they've come straight out of a comic book – and some fans even think the new look makes her resemble Harley Quinn. Posing for a carousel of Instagram grid images, Tulisa looks incredible with extra-long red and black hair tied up in high pigtails.The look is dramatic enough with the hair alone, but the singer adds to the drama with a punchy shade of red lipstick and some cat-eye eyeliner flicks.

Love Island has captured the hearts of viewers worldwide with its drama, romance, and unexpected twists. While viewers are treated to the edited and dramatic version of events, former Islander Gabby Jeffery has peeled back the curtain, revealing the behind-the-scenes details of being a bombshell on the show. Gabby, who joined the Casa Amor villa during the latest summer series, initially expected to be an original Islander.The 24 year old creative assistant shared insights into the extensive preparation required to enter the villa, revealing that overall she had to take three months off from her job despite only appearing on the show for four days.

Love Island's Catherine Agbaje has revealed a show secret, as she said that one of her co-stars secretly stole a phone to access the outside world.The 23 year old appeared on the SHiiKANE Pod, where she was asked if Islanders ever accessed the online or outside world - and she admitted that it did happen. Catherine explained: "What happened is basically Mal and Medhi left, when people leave the phones get swiped and they must have left their phones behind.

Colin Meloy, frontman of The Decemberists and already a popular children's author, is now writing a novel for adults. Meloy's book, which has the working title "Cascadia," is scheduled for 2025 (in the spring, not in December), G.P.

Sacha Baron Cohen is reportedly reviving his character Ali G for a new feature film.According to Hollywood insider Daniel Richtman (via World Of Reel), Cohen has been secretly working on a new movie which sees him return to his early breakout character.This would be the second Ali G film following 2002’s Ali G Indahouse, directed by Mark Mylod. Cohen originally played the character on Channel 4 comedy series The 11 O’Clock Show and Da Ali G Show, which aired from 2000 to 2004.In 2021, Cohen reprised the character for a string of stand-up shows.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Dan Ackerman, editor in chief of tech news site Gizmodo, alleges Apple TV+ film “Tetris” illegally copied from his book on the popular video game, in a lawsuit he filed seeking at least $4.8 million in damages from Apple and others. Ackerman’s “The Tetris Effect: The Game That Hypnotized the World,” published in 2016, is about the game’s origins in the former Soviet Union and the fight for its global licensing rights. The lawsuit touted the book as a “literary masterpiece” and described it as “in the style of Cold War spy thriller.” According to the lawsuit, Ackerman sent a pre-publication copy of the book to the Tetris Co.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director A Vulture report published in June claimed that animators on Sony’s “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” were extremely overworked during production. The report followed similar claims made by several visual effects workers about the brutal working conditions at Marvel Studios. For Paramount’s “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem,” it appears director Jeff Rowe wanted to buck this problematic trend.

William Earl Production veterans John Attard and David “Doc” Abbott have launched Showdog Studios, a content company based in Franklin, Tenn. The partners are self-financing the business and have established a development fund to create their own content. The pair are at work on an anthology series, “Revive: Portraits of Redemption,” with producer Tom Evans that they intend to shop to buyers down the road.

Former Texas keyboard player Michael Bannister has described Scotland’s music scene as the “Wild West” and claims he was fat-shamed in the industry.

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