U.K. Government Urged to Save Cultural Sector From Collapse

announce the closure of pubs, bars and restaurants in the north, with restrictions implemented by Wednesday.

Manchester Airports Group (MAG) announced that 465 jobs at Manchester Airport would be axed.

Naman Ramachandran Mooky Greidinger, CEO of the Cineworld multiplex group, has written to U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, asking him to reinstate the government furlough scheme, he revealed in a letter to employees on Wednesday.The furlough scheme helped the company pay employees when cinemas were forced to close due to the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.On Monday, the group announced that U.K.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaDaniel Loeb is calling on the Walt Disney Company to suspend its dividend and reinvest the money in acquiring and producing new content for its streaming services At the same time, the Third Point hedge fund chief argues that Disney should take more of its upcoming blockbusters and place them on Disney Plus, suggesting that streaming services and not theatrical exhibition are the future of movies “Just this week, Regal Cinemas shuttered all its US

breakdown in talks this week between Donald Trump‘s administration and the Democrats over a COVID-19 relief bill.NIVA, who represent over 2000 independent venues across the US, issued a statement last night (October 6) in response to the breakdown in talks, saying that they “have been sounding the alarm since April that if our members don’t get emergency assistance, they will go under forever — and it’s happening”.“This is real.

Greater Manchester's nightlife chief has blasted the government's 'arrogant ignorance' as he set out urgent proposals to save the sector.Sacha Lord has warned that the country's £70bn night time economy will 'perish' under the current conditions, which he labelled an 'existential threat' to the industry.The Night Time Industries Association, of which he is a board member, says nearly half (45 per cent) of nightlife businesses it surveyed will make more than 60 per cent of their workforce

Keeping up with the Kardashians, the reality show which catapulted one family to mesmerising levels of fame and fortune and successfully lasted 14 years, is finally ending.Kim, Khloe and Kourtney all announced to their millions of followers on Tuesday (September 8, 2020) that the upcoming season of the show, series 20, would be the final season, airing in Spring 2021.When the show first started on E! in 2007, the family were relatively unknown apart from those who kept up with the dalliances of

Riverdale actress Vanessa Morgan simply commented, "Triplets." Plus, people were also quick to comment on how much Harlow looks like her mom. "Nicole’s daughter is her exact twin!! So cute," one fan wrote.

Scott Disick dined at Nobu with Bella Banos on Thursday, October 1, after his split from Sofia Richie.The 37-year-old Keeping Up With the Kardashians star was seen leaving the Malibu hotspot with Banos, 24, on Thursday. Back in 2017, Disick was linked to the model after he was caught with a girl in his Costa Rica hotel room during a family vacation filmed for the E! series.“At first, Scott was just my friend.

Nicole Richie‘s daughter is a total mini-me!

Megan Thee Stallion and Sofia Carson are slaying the streets of New York City!

We saw three sisters, not two, in this sweet photo that Sofia Richie posted on Sept. 30! The model was posing by her adopted sister Nicole Richie, 39, and The Simple Life star’s daughter Harlow Madden, 12 (whom Nicole shares with husband Joel Madden, 41). However, with their blonde hair and identical smiles, all three might as well have been triplets!

Men are incorrigible Lothario scoundrels, motherhood is full of loneliness and self-doubt, and complicated father/daughter relationships are constantly tested in Sofia Coppola’s “On The Rocks,” her latest dramedy, an effervescent, charming, and soulful affair.

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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A £200,000 fund is set to be repurposed by Renfrewshire Council in a bid to support the area's "vulnerable" cultural sector in its recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.Back in March, elected members agreed to create a new Culture, Heritage and Events Fund (CHEF) which would be available to any local artists and organisations who were looking to showcase talent or enhance the area's cultural calendar with a