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LONDON — British rock band Genesis, known for hits such as "Land of Confusion" and "I Can't Dance", announced plans Wednesday for their first tour in 13 years.Phil Collins, the lead singer and drummer who went on to have a successful solo career, will join guitarist Mike Rutherford and keyboard player Tony Banks for the UK tour dubbed "The Last Domino?"The trio, all aged 69, will be joined by Collins' son Nicholas, 18, who will take over from his father on drums, and longtime sideman Daryl Stuermer on guitar and bass.Appearing with Rutherford and Banks on BBC radio, Collins said they would be playing a mix of big hits and some of their older songs."There are songs that you feel you have to play because the audience, you know, will feel cheated...
March 04, 2020
Rock band Genesis reunites for UK tour
March 04, 2020
Fashion icon Gaultier hands his scissors to Sacai's Abe
SINGAPORE — Netflix and Amazon are battling a dizzying array of homegrown outfits, from Bollywood producers to broadcasters, for dominance of India's streaming market, a key target as growth in Western countries slows.As more Indians shift to viewing movies and shows online, industry revenues from streaming in the country are set to jump from $500 million in 2018 to as much as $5 billion in 2023, according to Boston Consulting Group.With many Western markets saturated and Asia's top economy China effectively closed off to foreign streamers, a nation of 1.3 billion where phone ownership is forecast to rocket makes for a tantalising prize."India is super important, for both Netflix and Amazon," Tony Gunnarsson, a streaming analyst from consultancy Ovum, said at the recent...
March 04, 2020
Streaming titans seek passage to India for new growth
March 04, 2020
Spike Lee boycotting Knicks over access row
March 04, 2020
Vuitton hits high note with all-singing Paris fashion show
LONDON — Britain's Royal Mint on Monday unveiled a seven-kilogram gold coin with the highest face value in its 1,100-year history in honour of the latest James Bond film.The one-of-a-kind new coin celebrating the release next month of the 25th movie in the legendary franchise, "No Time To Die", has a face value of £7,000 ($9,000, 8,000 euros).At 185 millimeters in diameter, it is also the largest coin ever made by the Royal Mint, Britain's official coin-maker.The piece is engraved with an image of the fictional British spy's favorite car — an Aston Martin DB5 — and its famous BMT 216A number plate surrounded by a gun barrel.It is part of a collection of several coins and metal bars launched to mark the release of "No Time To Die", which premieres in...
March 03, 2020
New seven-kilo gold coin unveiled to celebrate James Bond film
March 03, 2020
'Inside the Actors Studio' host James Lipton dies aged 93
March 03, 2020
'Invisible Man' sees its way to top of N. America box office
March 03, 2020
Star US dancer Hallberg to take over top Australian Ballet post
March 03, 2020
Prince William and Kate visit Ireland
