The Actors Fund Distributes A Record $19 Million In Year Of Covid – And Chairman Brian Stokes Mitchell Warns The Work Is Far From Over

Also Read: Does 'Godzilla vs Kong' Have a Post-Credits Scene?While this is a big step forward, there’s still plenty of pandemic obstacles facing Hollywood’s blockbusters. The virus continues to keep major markets in Europe and South America shut down, with countries like France, Poland and Italy still under lockdown orders because of infectious variants, while Brazil has seen its daily death rate top 3,500 in the past week.

A TikTok challenge has once again ended in tragedy.

Naman Ramachandran Global kids and family content distributor Jetpack Distribution has acquired worldwide rights for New Zealand-based Vinewood Animation’s series “Welcome to Cardboard City.”Guest stars on the show have included Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of New Zealand, and Ian Brown of The Stone Roses.

Glenn Weiss will be returning to direct the show with the intention of making it look more cinematic than past Oscars broadcasts.The members added to this year’s show are supervising producer Rob Paine, co-producers Jeannae Rouzan-Clay, Dionne Harmon and Raj Kapoor, talent producer Taryn Hurd, writers Amberia Allen, Rodney Barnes, Dream Hampton, Mitchell Marchand and Richard LaGravenese and head writer Jon Macks, music director Questlove, production designer David Rockwell and lighting designer

NEW YORK -- The Paris Review has a new editor, only the sixth since being founded in 1953, but its third since 2017. Emily Stokes, currently a senior editor at The New Yorker, succeeds Emily Nemens, who announced earlier this month that she was leaving to work on a new book.“Emily (Stokes) will honor the Review’s tradition of discovery,” Mona Simpson, publisher of The Paris Review, said in a statement Tuesday.

Luke Bryan found it hard to keep his cool while hitting the slopes with his sons this week. 

coronavirus, Brian Stokes Mitchell began belting “The Impossible Dream” outside his Manhattan window every evening. That beloved show tune could be an appropriate theme as workers in live theater wait to return.Mitchell has a double reason to dream.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorJust under a year ago, Live Nation, the world’s largest live-entertainment company, launched Crew Nation, a charitable fund to which it contributed an initial $5 million donation, to help support concert crews around the world.

iOS and Android.“It’ll be on our own terms and within our local area; whether that’s dancing, skipping, jumping, going out a walk or on the bike – whatever way to get that total up.“We hope if we can get some more people to volunteer with the Kiltwalk we can see how many miles we can do and we could manage even a couple of laps.The charity is hoping to get kilts made in its very own registered tartan, designed by community group Troon Ladies Circle, who entered Aoife’s Sensory Bus’ tartan

Brandi Redmond and Bryan Redmond first allowed Bravo’s cameras into their lives in 2016, when The Real Housewives of Dallas premiered. The show documented the ups and downs in their relationship, from marriage troubles to welcoming new children.

Despite Music's Biggest Night feeling noticeably more sufferable than usual (thanks to these stellar performances), the Grammys continued its trajectory of losing audiences with this years broadcast. According to Nielsen Live+Same Day fast-affiliate numbers, only 7.88 million viewers tuned into the ceremony last night, an estimate that will likely be adjusted once West Coast data is factored in.

Ross Kemp has opened up about his continued support of Scott Mitchell in the wake of Dame Barbara Windsor’s death.The Carry On icon and EastEnders star passed away December after her battle with Alzheimer’s, aged 83. Ross - who played Grant Mitchell, Barbara’s on screen son in the BBC soap - told us that her husband, Scott is a “true friend.” “I was very much involved and I'm still close to Scott.

With three days of F1 2021 testing done and dusted, here are some of the key stats for your perusal heading into the new season. Max Verstappen 1:28. 960 C4 Yuki Tsunoda 1:29.

Scott Brown won't accept heading to Aberdeen for a bit-part role.The Celtic captain is wanted for a player-coach position by Stephen Glass, the favourite to take over from Derek McInnes at Pittodrie.Brown, 35, is out of contract at Parkhead come the end of the season and is yet to decide what his next steps will be.The former Scotland midfielder is understood to be considering Glass' offer.

Scott Brown in the Celtic team would be a heavy burden for any player.But for a 22-year-old Ivorian who is living alone in a new country and can barely speak the language?It’s a monumental task.That’s what Ismaila Soro is faced with, having been one of the few bright spots in a bleak season for the club.When ex-gaffer Neil Lennon brought him in from the cold to displace the skipper as Celtic’s midfield anchor, fans weren’t sure what to expect.But Soro’s performances gave punters hope that