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Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were found dead on February 26 at their home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, along with their dog.

Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa have been found dead in their home in the US state of New Mexico, the Santa Fe New Mexican website said on Thursday. The couple, who had been married since 1991, were found alongside their dog on Wednesday morning. Local media has reported that no foul play is suspected, according to Daily Mail.

Toronto concert following a dispute with Air Canada over his cello’s pre-booked seat.Kanneh-Mason, currently on tour in North America with his sister and pianist, Isata Kanneh-Mason, detailed the incident in a heartfelt Instagram post.“We were deeply saddened not to be able to perform for you at Koerner Hall last night,” they wrote Thursday.The siblings were scheduled to perform at the Koerner Hall on Wednesday, but a series of travel mishaps with the airline, resulted in the denial of boarding with his valuable instrument.“First we had delays, then a cancellation, and the day concluded by being denied boarding with the cello – despite having a confirmed seat for it – on a new, final flight into Toronto,” the siblings wrote.“After nine anxious hours at the airport, we realized our journey wasn’t going to be possible.”According to the musician’s website, his cello is on an indefinite loan to him, which requires special care and arrangements due to its historical value. In a statement from Air Canada, they said they regret that the customers were not able to travel as expected and will be in contact with them.The airline’s policy states that passengers may buy a seat for a musical instrument as long as they meet specific size and weight requirements.“In this case, the customers made a last-minute booking due to their original flight on another airline being cancelled.

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Love Supreme Jazz Festival' — Europe's largest outdoor jazz festival — is set to return to Glynde Place in East Sussex next summer with a typically world-class lineup of stars from the jazz, soul, funk, and R&B spectrum. The Early Bird Tickets start at £68 and are available now on www.lovesupremefestival.com.