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Scott Derrickson is stepping down as director of Marvel’s “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” Variety has learned. The studio confirmed his departure in a statement, attributing it to “creative differences.” Derrickson, who oversaw the first “Doctor Strange,” will remain as an executive producer. “Marvel Studios and Scott Derricksonhave amicably parted ways on ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ due to creative differences,” Marvel said in a statement to Variety. “We remain grateful to Scott for his contributions to the MCU.” Derrickson also said the decision was mutual. “Marvel and I have mutually agreed to part ways on ‘Doctor Strange: In the Multiverse of Madness’ due to creative differences,” Derrickson tweeted. “I am thankful for our collaboration and will remain on as EP.” The film will begin production in May and there are not expected to be any delays when it comes to shooting. The search for a replacement is currently underway. https://variety.com/2020/film/news/doctor-strange-in-the-multiverse-of-madness-director-scott-derrickson-drops-out-marvel-1203462569/
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"Only The Young" will feature in the end credits of Miss Americana and will be released alongside the documentary on January 31st
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i ain't linking to this shit
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Ariana Grande was sued on Thursday by a hip-hop artist who claims she ripped off the chorus of his song for her hit “7 Rings.” Josh Stone, who performs as DOT, wrote and recorded “You Need I Got It” in 2017. He alleges that he took the song to music industry executives, including producer Tommy Brown, who has worked extensively with Grande. The suit accuses Brown of lifting key elements of Stone’s song for Grande’s “7 Rings.” Grande’s song includes the repeating line: “I Want It, I Got It. I Want It, I Got It.” While Stone’s song has the refrain: “You Need It, I Got It. You Want It, I Got It.” The suit, filed in New York federal court by attorney Tamir Young, alleges that two forensic musicologists have analyzed the choruses of each song and found the rhythm and notes to be substantially similar as well. “Literally, every single one of the 39 respective notes of ‘7 Rings’ is identical with the 39 notes of ‘I Got It’ from a metrical placement perspective,” the suit alleges. “Said another way, the rhythm and placement of the notes and lyrics are identical.” According to the suit, “7 Rings” has already netted more than $10 million in revenue. Grande is set to perform at the Grammy Awards next week, and is up for five awards, including two for “7 Rings.” The suit names Universal Music Corp. along with many other defendants. Grande’s label did not immediately respond to Variety‘s request for comment. Source
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Most likely with a new song that’s being released this Friday.
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It's the tale of two Irans. In a week that began with the assassination of General Qasem Soleimani, on the direct orders of the President of the United States Donald Trump, and one which featured displays of intense public mourning and 'rage' at the west, the week is ending on a much darker note for the Iranian Regime. On the night of the Iranian response to Soleimani's death, in which Iran fired dozens of short rage, surface-to-surface missiles at US Military Bases in neighboring Iraq, Ukrainian Airlines Flight 752 crashed outside of Tehran. In the days since, speculation ran rampant as to the cause. The United States, the United Kingdom and Canada all agreed that it was 'likely' that the Iranian Military shot the plane down. The Government of Ukraine, which initially proclaimed it an accident, quickly backed away from that and began to demand answers from the Iranian Government. The Iranian Government, for their part, dismissed it as the great "US-lie" and denied that the IRGC has shot the plane down, killing all 176 passengers, until yesterday. The Iranian Government has confirmed that it was the IRGC that shot the plane down, the reason given was communication failures and nervousness over a US response to the events that played out earlier that evening. The statement provoked outrage on the streets of Tehran, with thousands of protesters demanding that Supreme Leader resign, with shouts of "Death to the Islamic Republic", "Death to Liars" and "Death to the Dictators" being tossed around. The IRGC has moved quickly to quell the protests, but not before UK Ambassador Rob Macaire was arrested for 'inciting' them. News of the arrest provoked fury from the United Kingdom, UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said that "the arrest of our Ambassador in Tehran without grounds or explanation is a flagrant violation of international law. The Iranian government is at a cross-roads moment." Ambassador Maccaire is believed have been released, but not before word of the incident became wide-spread throughout the diplomatic community. This comes a day after the US Government announced the application of 17 specific new sanctions,which will effectively choke off whatever legitimate source of income that Iran can accrue. Source
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-50987823 What he did was terrible and is a sign of his character, NOT his sexuality I worry that his home country (Indonesia) will use this case to justify anti-gay sentiment and policies. A colleague of mine said - "I don't understand it. He was relatively young and good-looking. Why did he need to do that?" To which I said - "It's not about that though, is it? It's about power."
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this is crazy RIP to all the victims.
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Hope she takes all the time she needs. Glad BBC is taking good care of her.
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too early to judge but can’t wait
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