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Deadline’s Sound & Screen Film Underway To Start The Awards-Season Drumbeat

  • Sound & Screen Film opened at UCLA’s Royce Hall.
  • A live orchestra performed music from awards-season films.
  • Composers and artists discussed their work on stage.

Deadline’s Sound & Screen Film event began at UCLA’s Royce Hall, presenting music from films and documentaries expected to feature in the awards season. A live orchestra and discussions with composers and artists are intended to show how scores and songs shape audiences’ connection to stories on screen.…

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Tye Kartye making every minute count with Rangers after he was claimed off waivers

  • Kartye scored the late winner against Philadelphia.
  • He played a career-high 20:06.
  • The Rangers are using him across several units.

Tye Kartye scored the go-ahead goal in the Rangers’ 3-2 win over the Flyers, while playing a career-high 20 minutes and six seconds. Since joining New York on waivers, the undrafted winger has earned broader responsibilities, showing how his forechecking, defensive work and versatility have made him a…

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‘Silenced Nights’ and ‘You Are the Film’ to Bookend Jogja-Netpac Asian Film Festival

  • JAFF will screen 254 films from 34 countries.
  • “Silenced Nights” opens; “You Are the Film” closes.
  • Competitions include new awards for audiences and Asian cinema contributors.

The 21st Jogja-Netpac Asian Film Festival will open with Filipino drama “Silenced Nights” and close with Japanese comedy-drama “You Are the Film”, placing films from across Asia at the centre of its programme. Running from 28 November to 5 December in Yogyakarta under the theme “Influx”, the festival…

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Jack Black always knew The Beatles were “the best in the world”, but he also thinks they have six records you can skip

  • Jack Black calls The Beatles the best band in the world.
  • He says listeners can begin with *Revolver*.
  • The article argues their earlier songs are still essential.

Jack Black regards The Beatles as “the best band in the world”, even though his favourite band changes over time. He says listeners can start with *Revolver*, arguing there is no real need to hear the group’s earlier records. The article notes that this advice would mean missing…

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Robert Pattinson reportedly screen tests for James Bond role

  • Robert Pattinson has reportedly screen tested to play James Bond.
  • Callum Turner, Jack Lowden and Josh O’Connor are also contenders.
  • Amazon now controls the franchise’s creative rights.

Robert Pattinson has reportedly screen tested for James Bond, putting one of the world’s best-known actors in contention for 007. His possible casting would challenge expectations that the next Bond would be less established, as the franchise enters a new era under Amazon’s creative control. The screen tests…

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Young Miko Kisses Her “Late Checkout Tour” Goodbye with a Star-Studded Brooklyn Finale: Review + Tracklist

  • Young Miko ended her first global headlining tour with a sold-out Brooklyn show.
  • Rauw Alejandro and Tokischa joined her for surprise performances.
  • The five-month tour travelled to more than 11 countries.

Young Miko closed her first global headlining tour with a sold-out show at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on 5 November. The Puerto Rican rapper was joined by Rauw Alejandro and Tokischa, turning the finale into a showcase of her music, stagecraft and public expression of identity. She performed songs…

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Born 94 Years Ago Today in the Tar Heel State, the Golden-Era Honky-Tonk Star Mentored by Ernest Tubb Who Made Grand Ole Opry History

  • Jackson joined the Opry before signing a record deal.
  • Ernest Tubb mentored him as he began his career.
  • He settled an age discrimination lawsuit against the Opry in 2008.

Stonewall Jackson, born in North Carolina on 6 November 1932, became the first artist to join the Grand Ole Opry before securing a record deal. Mentored by Ernest Tubb, he went on to become a successful honky-tonk singer, making his unusual route into the Opry and later dispute…

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In 1974, Gene Clark endeavoured to make ‘No Other’ his opus. Decades later, it finally became a hit

  • Clark’s 1974 solo album struggled commercially during his lifetime.
  • He shaped it around meditation and contrasting musical influences.
  • Later recognition brought renewed attention to *No Other*.

Gene Clark’s solo album *No Other*, released in 1974, was intended as a major artistic statement, but it did not bring him commercial success during his lifetime. After leaving The Byrds, whose early albums had made him known, Clark struggled to match that recognition as a solo artist.…

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Flo Milli Wins Dismissal of Copyright Lawsuit Over ‘Never Lose Me’ Beat Sample

  • Flo Milli’s copyright case was dismissed.
  • The judge found the beat licence was not properly signed.
  • The plaintiff’s lawyer plans to appeal.

A judge dismissed Shamar Deal’s copyright lawsuit against Flo Milli, Babyface Ray and 42 Dugg, ruling that Deal did not own the beat sampled in Flo Milli’s hit “Never Lose Me”. The decision matters because it highlights how online beat purchases can leave artists without enforceable rights if…

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10 Greatest Sam Rockwell Movies, Ranked

  • A ranking celebrates Sam Rockwell’s most memorable film roles.
  • His performances range from political satire to historical drama.
  • *Vice* earned him a supporting actor Oscar nomination.

Sam Rockwell’s varied performances are the focus of a ranking of his ten greatest films, which highlights his ability to make both leading and supporting roles memorable. The films span comedy, drama and political satire, and showcase how his performances can add depth and energy to stories about…

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