Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker on how Mark Ronson inspired ‘Currents’

, , and the , the famous photographer is now inviting amateurs and professionals alike to share a snap that represents their 2020 to potentially feature in a new TV series.Whether a new picture or one previously taken since the start of the year, images can be captured on anything from a professional camera to a smartphone.The best photographs will feature in Rankin's 2020, a new Sky original series to be broadcast in September to mark the launch of Sky Arts as a free-to-air-channel.has

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorActors and directors took to social media to pay tribute to British director Alan Parker, who died  Friday. The filmmaker behind “Evita, “The Commitments” and “Bugsy Malone” was 76.Parker’s first feature film was 1976’s “Bugsy Malone.” He directed over 25 films, and his last film was “The Life of David Gale” starring Kevin Spacey and Kate Winslet.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticAlan Parker, who died today at 76, was remembered today by colleagues and friends, with Andrew Lloyd Webber calling his Evita collaborator “one of the few directors to truly understand musicals on screen” and Matthew Modine, who starred in Parker’s 1984 drama Birdy, praising the director as a “great artist” who “transformed” the actor’s life.And Rocketman director Dexter Fletcher explained the pivotal role Parker played in his life by casting the

Alan Parker, the versatile British writer-director and two-time Oscar nominee who came from the world of commercials to make such features asFame,The Commitments,Midnight ExpressandMississippi Burning, has died. He was 76.

Alan Parker has sadly died at the age of 76.

Bugsy Malone, The Commitments, and Midnight Express, has died aged 76.The news was announced by a representative, who said he had died on Friday (July 31) “after a lengthy illness.”Parker, who was a founding member of the Directors Guild of Great Britain, is survived by his wife Lisa Moran-Parker, five children and seven grandchildren.Born in 1944 in Islington, London, Parker began his career in advertising as a copywriter but quickly graduated to writing and directing commercials.

Academy Awards at 19 British Academy Film Awards. Parker also championed Britain’s film industry, serving as the chairman of the British Film Institute and the U.K.

BAFTA Fellowship.The same year he succeeded István Szabó as President of the European Federation of Film Directors: FERA.In 2018 Parker donated his significant private archive of scripts and working papers to the BFI National Archive.Alan Parker passed away on 31 July 2020 after a lengthy illness.He is survived by his wife Lisa Moran-Parker, his children Lucy, Alexander, Jake, Nathan and Henry, and seven grandchildren.

Director Alan Parker, whose work included The Commitments and Angela's Ashes, has died aged 76.

Manori Ravindran International EditorAlan Parker, an English movie director with an exceptionally wide-ranging oeuvre ranging from “Bugsy Malone” to “Evita,” from “Midnight Express” to “The Road to Wellville,” has died.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorUK director Alan Parker, a towering figure in the UK industry, has passed away this morning following a lengthy illness, the British Film Institute has confirmed.More to come…Subscribe to Deadline Breaking News Alerts and keep your inbox happy.Signup for Breaking News Alerts & NewslettersGet our latest storiesin the feed of your favorite networksWe want to hear from you! Send us a tip using our annonymous form.Sign up for our breaking news alerts

Taylor Swift took to social media on Wednesday (July 29) to react to a Folklore joke posted by none other than Mark Ronson.The clip shared by the famed producer shows the two stars deep in conversation at the 2016 Grammys -- the year Swift took home her most recent album of the year win for 1989. "Taylor actually telling me about #folklore back in 2016.

Mark Ronson took to Twitter on Wednesday to share a brief video clip of himself chatting with Taylor Swift during the 2016 Grammy Awards.

Bafta nominees have posed for Rankin in a socially-distanced photoshoot.This year’s portraits saw the friends and families of those nominated taking part, as the shoot was done remotely and directed through a series of video calls.The results saw a fun and heart-warming collection of photos capturing the essence of some of our nominees; Stephen Graham leaps in the air on a trampoline dressed in a suit and trainers, Glenda Jackson sits in her garden with a cup of tea and Guz Khan is ambushed by

Mark-Paul Gosselaar made a big confession to his fans today – he’s never actually watched an episode of Saved By The Bell!

hereAfter being arrested, Brozena said he had been approached by a 'Moroccan man', who had offered him £1,000 to transport the money from Glasgow back into England.Before police revealed the fingerprint evidence, Stefanowicz denied any knowledge and claimed he wouldn't be forensically linked to the cash.Sending the pair down for a year apiece, Judge Richard Mansell QC said: "This was clearly an organised collection and delivery of a large sum of criminal money, most probably the proceeds of drug

Tame Impala has given an assist to rapper 070 Shake with a remix of her track ‘Guilty Conscience.’The original track is the fourth single take from Shake’s debut album ‘Modus Vivendi,’ released in January this year.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterAtlantic Records has named Keith “Keefa” Parker Vice President of A&R.

Ted Johnson The Adam Carolla-Dennis Prager starring documentary No Safe Spaces, focusing on the free speech debate and “cancel culture,” secured home video release by Mill Creek Entertainment on Sept. 15 and international release in Latin America by MGM.The project, directed by Justin Folk and produced by Mark Joseph, lands right in the midst of heated debate over the boundaries of free speech and the extent to which backlash chills discourse.