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Jack DeJohnette, acclaimed jazz drummer who worked with Miles Davis, dies at 83

NEW YORK (AP) — Acclaimed jazz drummer Jack DeJohnette has died at 83. He is perhaps best known for collaborating with Miles Davis on the 1970 fusion album “Bitches Brew.” The drummer, composer and bandleader began his musical life as a classical pianist before taking up the drums with his high school band. He won international recognition in the 1960s through his involvement with the Charles Lloyd Quartet. Over the years he collaborated not only with Davis but with John Coltrane, Keith Jarrett, Sun Ra, Thelonious Monk, Bill Evans, Stan Getz, Eddie Harris, Herbie Hancock, Betty Carter and many others. He died Sunday of congestive heart failure in Kingston, New York.

Judd Apatow welcomes us into his comedic life with the illuminating scrapbook memoir 'Comedy Nerd'

NEW YORK (AP) — Judd Apatow has released a new book called “Comedy Nerd,” a 570-page memoir-scrapbook filled with memorabilia from his career. The book includes behind-the-scenes photos, script fragments and essays about lost cameos. Apatow spent two years compiling and writing the book, inspired by memorabilia-filled offerings from the Marx Brothers and “Saturday Night Live.” He includes memos, emails and even alternate setups for films. Apatow also shares his failures and successes in comedy. All proceeds from the book will be donated to those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires.

What to know about the Louvre heist investigation

PARIS (AP) — More than 100 investigators are racing to solve a daring heist at the Louvre Museum in Paris. Thieves stole centuries-old jewels worth an estimated 88 million euros, including pieces linked to 19th-century queens. The theft happened in minutes on October 19, capturing global attention. Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau said on Sunday that more details would come once the suspects’ custody period ends. French authorities have made several arrests, but details remain scarce due to strict privacy laws. Investigators are analyzing DNA samples and surveillance footage. The stolen jewels have been added to Interpol’s Stolen Works of Art Database.

Suspects arrested over the theft of crown jewels from Paris' Louvre museum

PARIS (AP) — Authorities have arrested two suspects in connection with the theft of crown jewels from Paris’ Louvre museum. Officials announced the arrests on Sunday, a week after the daring heist. One suspect was caught at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport while attempting to leave the country. The theft, which took less than eight minutes, involved jewels valued at 88 million euros. Investigators from a special police unit made the arrests. The Louvre reopened earlier this week after the high-profile theft stunned the world. Visitors expressed relief over the arrests, emphasizing the importance of recovering the stolen jewels.

A timeline of the jewel heist at the Louvre in Paris

PARIS (AP) — Paris prosecutors have announced the first arrests in connection with the theft of crown jewels from the Louvre museum. The arrests took place Saturday evening, a week after the heist. One suspect was reportedly preparing to leave the country from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. The theft occurred on October 19th when thieves, dressed as renovation workers, used a truck with a freight lift to gain entry. They cut the glass of display cases and took the jewels. The museum reopened on October 22nd. Prosecutors say about 100 investigators are working on the case, analyzing surveillance footage and collected samples.

'Yeah, boyeeee': Flavor Flav gives bobsled and skeleton a try, joins team as hype man for Olympics

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — Flavor Flav, the iconic rapper and reality star, has become the official hype man for the USA Bobsled and Skeleton team. The announcement came Monday after he spent time with the team at the Olympic track in Utah. At 66, Flav hit 67 mph on a bobsled run and plans to join the team at the Milan-Cortina Olympics in February. U.S. skeleton athlete Dan Barefoot praised Flav's adventurous spirit and skill. Flav's involvement has energized the team, with members even getting his personal number. USA Bobsled and Skeleton CEO Aron McGuire expressed excitement about the partnership.

Producers pay damages to settle libel suit over movie about search for King Richard III

LONDON (AP) — The producers of "The Lost King" have agreed to pay damages to an academic who sued for libel over his portrayal in the film. Richard Taylor said he suffered distress due to the 2022 movie, which focuses on amateur historian Philippa Langley's search for King Richard III’s remains. On Monday, Taylor's lawyer announced the settlement, which includes substantial damages and legal costs. The defendants will also add a clarification at the film's start, stating the depiction of Taylor is fictional. Taylor called the settlement vindication after a long battle. Steve Coogan, who co-wrote the film, maintains it tells Langley's true story.

Mexican regional music went global — now women are demanding their turn

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mexican regional music is gaining global popularity, but women's voices remain underrepresented. Even as the genre’s stars top the charts and headline top-earning concerts, it has notably left out women’s voices. Now, female artists are carving their own space, often singing lyrics that differ from their male counterparts, tailored around love, heartbreak and the experience of being a woman. Mexican American singer Becky G says the genre “came naturally and it never felt like riding a wave." For Belinda, who is experimenting with her own corridos, “it was important to just open the door for other girls to just take risks.”

What to Stream: 'Jurassic World Rebirth,' Florence + the Machine, &TEAM, 'Sorry, Baby' and 'Hedda'

“Jurassic World Rebirth” roaring and snarling on Peacock and Florence + the Machine’s latest Halloween-ready album, “Everybody Scream,” are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you. Also among the streaming offerings worth your time for the week of Oct. 27 as selected by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists are Eva Victor’s “Sorry, Baby,” one of the most exciting movie debuts of the year, landing on HBO Max, the nine-member Japanese boy band &TEAM releasing their debut Korean album and a new “Robin Hood” reimagining on MGM+ and called “a romance adventure.”