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A view of the fully restored 1939 Iconic building facade at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures' future home one Wilshire and Fairfax is seen during the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences unveiling ceremony, in Los Angeles, California. — AFP
Museum devoted to magic of cinema to open in LA
By Jocelyne ZablitLos Angeles — Nearly a century after the idea was first floated, a museum dedicated to the magic of cinema is finally set to open in Los Angeles, with the first temporary exhibition devoted to Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki.The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, slated to open by the end of 2019, will be devoted to the past, present and future of film, offering visitors a look behind the screen and into how movies are made."Los Angeles was at one time and still is to some degree one of the major capitals for the production of film... so it seems the natural place to have a major museum to ensure that the legacy of film lives on," said Kerry Brougher, director of the museum, which is the brainchild of the Academy of Picture Arts and Sciences, the institution...
December 16, 2018

Museum devoted to magic of cinema to open in LA

A combination of file photos shows (From L) US-Canadian singer Robin Thicke, US singer Marvin Gaye, and US recording artist Pharrell Williams.  A long-running copyright dispute over the smash hit
'Blurred Lines' legal saga ends in $5mn ruling favoring Marvin Gaye family
Los Angeles — A long-running copyright dispute over the smash hit "Blurred Lines" has ended with the family of Motown legend Marvin Gaye winning a nearly $5 million judgment against Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams.Thicke and Williams had been accused by Gaye's estate of copyright infringement for their 2013 hit because of similarities with the late singer's "Got to Give It Up."In 2015, the estate was awarded more than $7 million but the amount was later reduced to $5.3 millionThicke and Pharrell appealed that judgment and a California judge earlier this year overall upheld the jury's decision.In a December 6 final ruling in the case made public on Thursday, US District Judge John Kronstadt ordered Thicke, Williams and Williams' publishing company to...
December 16, 2018

'Blurred Lines' legal saga ends in $5mn ruling favoring Marvin Gaye family

Sondra Locke
Actress Sondra Locke dead at 74
Washington — Oscar-nominated actress Sondra Locke has died of cancer at the age of 74, US news outlets reported Thursday night.Locke died November 3 in California, the reports said, quoting a celebrity news website, Radar Online. She had been battling breast and bone cancer.The Los Angeles County Public Health Department confirmed her death, Variety magazine reported.Locke was also known for her decade-long personal and professional relationship with Clint Eastwood.She was nominated for the Oscar for best supporting actor for her role in an adaptation of the Carson McCullers novel "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" in 1968. It was Locke's first movie."I had never been on a movie set," she told Variety in 1978, "but it was like coming home."Locke got a big...
December 16, 2018

Actress Sondra Locke dead at 74

Farmer Pepe Casanas poses with a scorpion in Los Palacios, Cuba. — Reuters
Worth the sting: Cuba's scorpion pain remedy
HAVANA — Once a month for the last decade, Pepe Casanas, a 78-year-old Cuban farmer, has hunted down a scorpion to sting himself with, vowing that the venom wards off his rheumatism pains.His natural remedy is no longer seen as very unusual here.Researchers in Cuba have found that the venom of the blue scorpion, whose scientific name is Rhopalurus junceus, endemic to the Caribbean island, appears to have anti-inflammatory and pain relief properties, and may be able to delay tumor growth in some cancer patients.While some oncologists abroad say more research is needed to be able to properly back up such a claim, Cuban pharmaceutical firm Labiofam has been using scorpion venom since 2011 to manufacture the homeopathic medicine Vidatox.The remedy has proven popular.In Cuba, where tens of...
December 16, 2018

Worth the sting: Cuba's scorpion pain remedy

Shakira
Spain's prosecutor accuses singer Shakira of tax fraud
Madrid — Spanish prosecutors filed charges against Colombian singer Shakira on Friday, accusing her of failing to pay 14.5 million euros in tax ($16.3 million) in the country where her Spanish footballer partner plays. The charges were filed in the Catalonia region, where the singer is a regular presence at matches of her partner Gerard Pique's team, Barcelona. She was accused of failing to pay tax on income earned from 2012-2014, when the prosecutors say she lived there. — Reuters
December 15, 2018

Spain's prosecutor accuses singer Shakira of tax fraud

Eliza Dushku
CBS paid 'Bull' actress Eliza Dushku $9.5m to settle harassment claims
New York — US television network CBS paid $9.5 million Eliza Dushku, an actress on primetime drama "Bull," and wrote her off the show after she claimed the lead actor had harassed her.Michael Weatherly made several lewd comments or jokes in front of the production team referring to Dushku's physique, with sexual connotations, according to The New York Times, which first reported the development.The actor acknowledged having made most of the comments, but insisted that they were not sexual advances.Dushku shared her discomfort at the remarks with the production team before speaking with Weatherly, and the situation did not improve.Several days later, the actress learned that she had been written off the show even though the production team had previously told her it was...
December 15, 2018

CBS paid 'Bull' actress Eliza Dushku $9.5m to settle harassment claims

An exhibition of costumes, designed by Academy Award and BAFTA winner Sandy Powell for the movie The Favourite, opens to the public at Kensington Palace in London. — Reuters
'The Favourite' corset dresses go on display at Kensington Palace
London — A selection of costumes worn by the cast of period film "The Favourite" went on display at London's Kensington Palace on Friday, in the same rooms where the royal characters the movie is based on once walked. Olivia Colman, soon to be seen in hit Netflix drama "The Crown", plays Britain's 18th-century Queen Anne in the costume piece with plenty of laugh-out loud moments, a role for which she has won critical acclaim as well as award accolades. — Reuters
December 15, 2018

'The Favourite' corset dresses go on display at Kensington Palace

Janet Jackson
Janet Jackson gets Rock Hall of Fame place on Brit-heavy list
Los Angeles — Janet Jackson finally won her place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Thursday when the pop singer was named as one of seven music acts to be getting a place in music history.Jackson, 52, the younger sister of the late Michael Jackson, will join Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks and five British bands — Def Leppard, Roxy Music, Radiohead, The Cure and The Zombies — as the latest inductees, the Rock Hall announced. — Reuters
December 15, 2018

Janet Jackson gets Rock Hall of Fame place on Brit-heavy list

Bob Marley
French TV station apologizes after Bob Marley song gaffe
Paris — French 24-hour news channel BFM TV has apologized for playing the song "I Shot the Sheriff" after police shot dead Cherif Chekkat, the suspect behind an attack on a Christmas market in Strasbourg that killed four people. Chekkat, 29, was on the run for two days after the market attack before police tracked him down to the city's Neudorf neighborhood late on Thursday. He was killed after he opened fire on three officers. — Reuters
December 15, 2018

French TV station apologizes after Bob Marley song gaffe

Indian badminton players Saina Nehwal, left, and Parupalli Kashyap pose with their New Delhi Commonwealth Games medals prior to a press conference in Hyderabad in this Oct. 16, 2010 file photo. — AFP
Indian badminton ace Nehwal weds Kashyap
NEW DELHI — India’s former world No. 1 Saina Nehwal on Friday announced her marriage to fellow badminton player Parupalli Kashyap, calling it the best match of her life.Nehwal, 28, also shared a couple of pictures in which the duo are seen dressed in traditional Indian attires and wearing flower garlands.The post, which included a heart and a smiling face emoji, was hashtagged #justmarried.Nehwal and Kashyap are planning a grand reception on Dec. 21, local media reports said.The couple confirmed their relationship in October although rumors about their relationship had been swirling for some time.Nehwal said she had started dating Kashyap, 32, in 2007 after they began going on tours together but delayed the marriage in order to focus on their careers.Nehwal, who won a bronze at the...
December 14, 2018

Indian badminton ace Nehwal weds Kashyap

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