U.K. Arts Sector to Receive $2 Billion Rescue Package from Government

Reportedly, a court in the United Kingdom amid Johnny Depp’s libel lawsuit against The Sun, heard that Amber Heard once got into a fight with her younger sister, Whitney Henriquez, which led to bruises on Whitney’s body, including her cheek and arms. Page Six claims the video presented to the court purports to show the 31-year-old, Whitney Henriquez, speaking with another woman by a pool about her visible injuries.

Amber Heard’s sister, Whitney Henriquez, has been quizzed over a bombshell video which Johnny Depp’s lawyers say shows the actress “assaulted” her.

Johnny Depp’s lawyers have introduced new video evidence from “an anonymous source” they claim shows Amber Heard “attacked” her sister, they told Britain’s High Court on Friday.Depp is suing U.K.

Johnny Depp's lawyers in his libel suit against a British tabloid that labeled the actor a "wife beater" displayed video footage in a London courtroom Friday that they claim shows his ex-wife, Amber Heard, "attacked" her sister. The lawyers said they received the video from a "confidential" source on Thursday night, hours after Heard's sister, Whitney Henriquez, testified in court that she had never been attacked by Heard or that she was frightened of her.

Johnny Depp’s lawyers in his libel suit against a British tabloid that labeled the actor a “wife beater” displayed video footage in a London courtroom Friday that they claim shows his ex-wife, Amber Heard, “attacked” her sister.

LONDON -- Johnny Depp's lawyers in his libel suit against a British tabloid that labeled the actor a “wife beater” displayed video footage in a London courtroom Friday that they claim shows his ex-wife, Amber Heard, “attacked” her sister. The lawyers said they received the video from a “confidential" source on Thursday night, hours after Heard's sister, Whitney Henriquez, testified in court that she had never been attacked by Heard or that she was frightened of her.

A court in the United Kingdom heard today that Amber Heard‘s sister reportedly “begged” her not to get married to the Pirates of the Caribbean star, Johnny Depp. The story was revealed amid the actor’s libel lawsuit against The Sun.

Katy Perry, 35, just opened up about those Orlando Bloom, 43, paddle boarding pics in a new interview on The Howard Stern Show. The “Roar” hitmaker finally offered fans some context as to why her beau hit the water sans swimming trunks. Howard Sten recalled meeting the British actor at a party, and teased him about “the famous penis picture”.

coronavirus on live music and theatre.Chair of the House of Commons culture select committee Julian Knight MP said the recent £1.57bn support package for the industry was “nothing more than an Elastoplast over a gaping wound”.The committee said the cultural industries were likely to face mass redundancies and there could be a lasting impact on diversity, opportunities for audiences and workers, and the UK’s position as a cultural world leader.The help available was hampered by the “lack of

Idris Elba is to receive the BAFTA Special Award at the upcoming BAFTA TV Awards ceremony. The 'Luther' star will be given the accolade - which is one of the British Academy's highest honours - for his creative contribution to the TV industry.

Naman Ramachandran Acclaimed British actor, writer and producer Idris Elba will receive a BAFTA Special Award for his creative contribution to television and his commitment to championing diversity and new talent in the industry.The Special Award is one of the British Academy’s highest honors, with previous recipients for television including Nicola Shindler, Clare Balding, John Motson, Henry Normal, Nick Fraser, Lenny Henry, Delia Smith and Cilla Black.Elba’s breakout came in HBO’s “The Wire”

Kate Middleton wishes she had received a speck of “gold dust” when she started out as a first-time mother. The Duchess of Cambridge, 38, relayed the message during her latest appearance during a “BBC Breakfast” interview in the United Kingdom on Monday that a new language and literacy program initiative called Tiny Happy People is an amazing tool for parents to be able to cater to their children ages 5 and under to foster those precious skills at home amid the coronavirus.

UK Governmen t has announced that employers who bring back furloughed staff and keep them on until the end of January 2021 will be given a £1,000 bonus. Chancellor Rishi Sunak said the Jobs Retention Bonus could cost up to £9 billion if all furloughed workers are retained.

LONDON -- The British government has announced more than 1.5 billion pounds (almost $2 billion) to help the country’s renowned arts and cultural institutions recover from the coronavirus pandemic, after some theaters and music venues warned that without support they might never open again.

Glastonbury‘s Pyramid Stage was among the many UK venues to be lit up red last night in support of the #LetTheMusicPlay campaign.On Sunday evening (July 5), the UK government unveiled plans to inject £1.57billion into the nation’s arts, culture and heritage industries in order to help them “weather the impact of coronavirus”.Following the announcement, the Association Of Independent Festivals (AIF) told NME that they had been unable to get reassurance that festivals will be able to access this

The pandemic-ravaged U.K. music sector will receive a much-needed infusion as part of a £1.57 billion ($1.96 billion) rescue package for the arts announced by the government on Sunday. Thousands of organizations in live music, performing arts and theaters, museums, galleries and independent cinema, will be able to access eme

their £1.57billion arts bailout.Last night, the UK government revealed plans for an unprecedented cash injection to help the  arts, culture and heritage industries “weather the impact of coronavirus” – providing music venues, independent cinemas, museums, galleries, theatres and heritage sites with emergency grants and loans.However, the AIF have told NME thay they have been unable to get reassurance that festivals will be allowed this money, fearing that they may have been “left outside the

theatre industry by the UK government. The promised £1.57 billion of help in a long-awaited rescue package from Boris Johnson has been described as the biggest ever one-off investment in UK culture.