Beyoncé surprises fans with Black Parade song to honour Juneteenth

Doom Patrol is returning for its second season on Friday, and fans will be happy to know that the best superhero show on TV is still as delightfully weird as it has always been. TV Guide has an exclusive sneak peek at Season 2's second episode, and it looks like we'll get our first glimpse at the new supervillain Doctor Tyme (Brandon Perea) at a smashing roller disco — what else would you expect from this show?In the sneak peek, Jane (Diane Guerrero), Rita (April Bowlby), and Cliff (Brendan Fraser) will have to bring up some traumatic memories — at least, for Cliff — to be transported to a spontaneous roller disco with Doctor Tyme.

Billboard's Emerging Artists chart (dated June 27), powered by his tracks "Walk Em Down," featuring Roddy Ricch, and "Shotta Flow 5.""Walk Em Down" enters the top 40 of the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time, rising from No. 44 to No.

Beyoncé and H.E.R. reflecting the global Black Lives Matter protests have been selected by Spotify chiefs among those likely to dominate users’ summer playlists.Beyonce’s surprise release Black Parade, which she debuted on Friday (June 19, 2020) alongside a campaign to promote black-owned businesses, makes the service’s Songs of Summer list – compiled using streaming numbers, future forecasting and input from Spotify’s global curation team.Also on the rundown is H.E.R.’s I Can’t Breathe, which is named after one of the current slogans of the BLM movement, referencing the last words of African-American man Eric Garner before he died at the hands of police in 2014, and also uttered by George Floyd, whose death in similar circumstances in

Matthew Perry be a prouder uncle? The Friends star delighted fans this week after introducing them to his adorable niece, Willa, in a new photo posted on Instagram. The Chandler Bing actor shared a cute framed picture of his young relative, which has taken pride of place in his home.

50 Cent is navigating the complicated waters of talking to his boy about Black Lives Matter.

It’s been a trying year for Eurovision stans, who had to make do with a socially distanced compilation show instead of the usual bells, whistles and bonkers performances of the Song Contest proper. Will Ferrell’s long-threatened and generally affectionate Eurovision spoof won’t add insult to injury, but the people of Iceland, where the film largely takes place, might be less amused.Scenes set at a fictional version of Eurovision 2021 – it’s inexplicably being held in Edinburgh, suggesting the UK might have won last year, which really is pure fiction – are tremendous fun.

Nothing But Thieves have announced details of a brand new album.‘Moral Panic’ will come out on October 23 via RCA/Sony, and is being previewed by new single ‘Real Love Song’.The new album will feature the band’s first new music since 2018 EP ‘What Did You Think When You Made Me This Way’ and full-length album ‘Broken Machine’ from the previous year.Watch the band’s lyric video for ‘Real Love Song’ below.Speaking about the inspiration for the new single, the band said: “An interviewer in Kuala Lumpur asked us why we don’t have a huge amount of songs about relationships or love. We hadn’t really thought about it before.

reportedly unearthed the 1996 song called “," in which Kimmel imitates Snoop Dogg and freely uses the N-word multiple times amid a slew of racist lyrics. On top of that, a of him wearing Blackface on The Man Show has also been unearthed.

Dennis Quaid has revealed he has secretly married his 27-year-old partner Laura Savoie.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorPanic at the Disco frontman Brendon Urie shredded the Trump campaign late Tuesday after the president walked out to the band’s song “High Hopes” at his rally in Phoenix.“Dear Trump campaign,” the singer wrote on Twitter. “F— you.

Eurovision plans – the first year since 1956 that the music contest won’t air – it isn’t entirely absent from 2020. Instead, it arrives in the form of Netflix’s original film Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga.Lars Erickssong (Will Ferrell) and Sigrit Ericksdottir (Rachel McAdams) have dreamt of representing Iceland at Eurovision since they were little kids.

very lacking in the trailer.In the words of Graham Norton in the film: ‘Okay, so not as bad as we expected.’Considering the amount of effort gone into capturing the Eurovision properly, we shouldn’t have doubted it would be done well but when it comes to Will Ferrell humour, it can be hit and miss.Thankfully, he is a fan of the song contest (his wife is Swedish and introduced him to it) and even attended the show on a number of occasions as ‘research’ for the film.The attention to detail he and Andrew Steele wrote into the script, and that director David Dobkin included, doesn’t go unnoticed.There’s circular camera panning, pyrotechnics, costume changes, corny video links with the judges votes and the quips from Graham Norton are as on

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic“Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga” is like a “Saturday Night Live” sketch — a very thin one, a daffy but leaden final-third-of-the-show one — that’s been stretched out, for no reason at all, to two hours.

Canadians were pleasantly surprised to find Roch Voisine trending on Tuesday.

Facebook and Instagram. The incident sparked widespread outrage, with many people accusing Ouzo Bay staff of racism.Atlas Restaurant Group, which owns the restaurant, has since apologised for the incident, which comes several weeks into nationwide protests over discrimination against African Americans."What took place was not only disturbing, it was also eye-opening, and we are committed to learning from it and implementing real change as a result," the group said."We are sickened by this incident and we sincerely apologise to Marcia Grant, her son and everyone impacted by this painful experience.

True History of the Kelly Gang.Mackay, who portrays Australian outlaw Ned Kelly in the crime drama, told NME how the pair first joined forces after director Justin Kurzel asked them to perform as part of a bonding exercise.“Justin [Kurzel] was just like ‘I see those boys in a punk band and I want you to form a band before rehearsals'”, Mackay said.“We had four weeks before we were all together for the shoot and he just said ‘I’ve booked you a gig in a bar in Melbourne. You need to come up with a name, and a set of songs to play a gig.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentFrench anti-racism activist Assa Traoré will receive the 2020 BET International Global Good Award at the 20th edition of the BET Awards, which premiere in the U.S. on June 28 before airing internationally.The Global Good Award is BET International’s recognition of public figures who use their platform for social responsibility and are committed to the welfare of the global Black community.

“Dear Trump Campaign, F-ck you,” tweeted Panic! At The Disco’s Brendon Urie late on (Tuesday) June 23. This furious message came days after President Donald Trump’s campaign reportedly played P! ATD’s “High Hopes” during Saturday’s sparsely-attended rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Even though there weren’t a lot of people there to hear that song — if it was played — Brendon didn’t want to be associated with Trump’s campaign. “You’re not invited. Stop playing my song. No thanks, Brendon Urie, Panic! At The Disco & company.”

Kendall Jenner is FINALLY teaming up with her little sister, Kylie Jenner, for her very own collection for Kylie Cosmetics. The Kendall x Kylie collection drops on June 26, and leading up to the launch, the sisters have heavily been promoting it on social media. On June 23, they got together to post a new video that got fans even MORE excited about what’s to come.

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