‘The Last Of Us Part II’ developer issues apology over using an artist’s song

Birmingham Live.Writing to his followers, he said: "APOLOGY. I made an error on the #martinlewis show just now."The top 1 year fixed savings is Marcus account, which is what I thought I'd said, but I've been told I said Metro bank.

Jimmy Kimmel has issued a statement over his use of blackface and racist slurs in old comedy skits, while arguing that some critics had sought to “weaponise” the skits to harm his career.Kimmel has faced criticism in recent days over unearthed skits in which he uses the n-word and wears blackface while impersonating figures including Snoop Dogg and Oprah Winfrey.

Nicole Kidman once revealed the worst part of her body – her nails – and how she says taking this specific vitamin has totally changed them for the better.

Ant and Dec have issued an apology after previously using blackface during episodes of Saturday Night Takeaway.The Geordie duo — which consists of Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, both 44 — imitated people of colour in a number of episodes of the hit ITV show in the early 2000s. In 2003, the pair dressed up as Jamaican women named Patty and Bernice as they tricked the cast of Emmerdale in one of their 'Undercover' segments.

A trio of producers have sued Travis Scott accusing him of ripping off their guitar melody on his 2019 hit ‘Highest In The Room’. They say that melody comes from a song they wrote and which they shared with some of the producers who collaborated on Scott’s track.The plaintiffs in the case are Olivier Bassil, Benjamin Lasnier and Lukas Benjamin Leth and the song they say Scott ripped off is called ‘Cartier’.

Alia Shawkat issued a lengthy apology after a video of her using the n-word resurfaced on social media. The “Arrested Development” and “Search Party” actress has been a vocal supporter of the Black Lives Matter movement following the death of George Floyd while in police custody in Minneapolis, Minn.

Search Party‘s Alia Shawkat has issued an apology for using a racial slur during a South By Southwest interview back in 2016.

Perth College hairdressing students have been “left in limbo” as they are still to find out their end of year results or finish their course.Speaking to the PA, one student revealed that many are still waiting to be informed if they have qualified from their courses or if they have to return to college to do resits.Police required to disperse large group of youths from the North InchThe City and Guilds Group is the awarding body for the hairdressing course, which contains guidelines Perth

© Channel 4 Gogglebox's production company Studio Lambert have issued an apology to Eamonn Holmes after he said he was "hurt beyond belief" that the programme edited out his dad's death.Studio Lambert have said that they have since decided to edit the episode for future repeats and All4.Eamonn had appeared on the celebrity version of the show with wife Ruth Langsford.#CelebrityGogglebox @EamonnHolmes pic.twitter.com/YakuxrAL4OEach of the stars had been reacting to a touching story where a

Sebastian Bear-McClard apologized after using the “n-word” casually in BET’s style director’s presence, Danielle Prescod. Page Six picked up on a tweet from Sebastian, the husband of Emily Ratajkowski, in which he said sorry for using the word in front of a black woman who writes for the news outlet, BET.

Carine Roitfeld is apologizing for a recent Instagram post.

Drew Brees, the quarterback of the New Orleans Saints, is apologizing for his comments about kneeling during the National Anthem.

Actress Lea Michele has been hit with controversy this week after her fellow Glee co-star Samantha Ware made claims that she made her first television gig ‘a living hell’ on the show.

Lea Michele has issued an apology to her former "Glee" co-star Samantha Ware. Michele, 33, was called out by Ware this week for making her life on the popular TV series a "living hell" by engaging in "traumatic" treatment on set. Ware's accusations came after Michele tweeted in support of the Black Lives Matter movement in the aftermath of George Floyd's death.

Lea Michele has broken her silence over accusations she bullied co-stars on the set of Glee.

Susanna Reid has apologised on air for the “fruity language” used by a guest on Good Morning Britain.