The Weeknd and ‘Call Out My Name’ collaborators face copyright lawsuit

Anna Marie de la Fuente Chilean Constanza Fernández’s sophomore pic “(Im)patient” (“El Pa(de)ciente”) is celebrating its world premiere at the Busan Intl. Film Festival in South Korea on Oct.

EXCLUSIVE: The new Academy Museum in Los Angeles will be holding its first inaugural red-carpet film premiere on Monday, Oct. 25 with Focus Features’ Edgar Wright psychological thriller Last Night in Soho. 

coronavirus vaccines while filming Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.The actress was previously labeled as anti-vax after sharing a video on Twitter in December last year, which was later deleted, featuring Light London Church leader Tomi Arayomi that questioned the vaccine’s legitimacy.In response to the backlash, Wright wrote: “If you don’t conform to popular opinions, but ask questions and think for yourself… you get cancelled.”In a later response, the actress added: “My intention was not to

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EXCLUSIVE:  One of the few titles up for sale at TIFF this year was Phillip Noyce’s thriller Lakewood starring Naomi Watts, and Vertical Entertainment and Roadside Attractions have landed North American rights to the the female-driven thriller.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorRoblox and the National Music Publishers’ Association today announced an agreement that “settles any previous claims against Roblox and sets the foundation for future partnerships with global publishers that will unlock new creative and commercial opportunities on its platform,” according to the announcement.In June, a group of music publishers sued Roblox through the NMPA for $200 million-plus, claiming copyright infringement by the company.The agreement settles

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorSome things never change, and nearly 40 years after they first formed, the Red Hot Chili Peppers are still goofballs.

The Weeknd, Nicolás Jaar, and Frank Dukes are being sued over a copyright infringement claim for the song "Call Out My Name," according to Stereogum. Producers Suniel Fox and Henry Strange, who perform as electro-house duo Epikker, claim the 2018 track is "strikingly and/or substantially similar, if not identical” to their track "Vibeking," created in 2015 and as-yet publically unreleased.

Christmas is more than three months away, but Gloria Estefan is making an early holiday announcement in a sneak peek at her visit to Friday’s edition of Global‘s “The Talk”.

Coronation Street fans were left in tears on Wednesday night as Weatherfield's residents discovered that Norris Cole had died. Norris, played by Malcolm Hebden, has been a key character on the cobbles since 1994 and he last paid a visit to the street in 2020.

The Met Gala 2021 was full to the rafters with sequin bedazzled A-listers, from Kendall Jenner in a sheer, crystal encrusted bodysuit, through to Emily Blunt looking like a heavenly angel. With so much top notch celebrity talent, showcasing such OTT fashion looks, it's a wonder that anyone else could possibly attract attention.

Next week's Coronation Street will see Weatherfield's residents gather for Norris Cole's funeral following the sad news of his death. It was revealed last week that the residents will discover that Norris has died after suffering a stroke in emotional scenes on the ITV soap.

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Gallery: Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian West and Cheryl Cole: Stars who kept their ex-partner's surname post-divorce (BANG Showbiz)Zoey Deutch also congratulated the loved-up couple on their engagement. She wrote: "aww congrats! (sic)" Elsewhere, Naomi Campbell simply said: "Congratulations [heart emojis] (sic)" Kate and Danny began dating in late 2016, and she previously revealed how they met.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentChile’s Matías Bize, the multi-prized director of “In the Bed,” “The Life of Fish” and “The Memory of Water,” is attached to direct “The Stolen Kids” (“Niños de Contrabando”), a family drama straddling Chile and Europe set up at María Wood Producciones and MegaMedia, the latter part-owned by Discovery Networks Latin America.A true-life inspired series, “The Stolen Kids” will be presented on Tuesday at Pamplona’s Conecta Fiction, the Europe-Latin