DaBaby admits that controversial comments at festival were “insensitive”

The Weeknd might stick to dating famous women going forward after admitting to feeling ‘guilty’ for bringing non-celebrities into his fast-paced lifestyle. The Blinding Lights singer has enjoyed high-profile relationships with Bella Hadid and Selena Gomez in recent years. He’s currently believed to be single but was spotted enjoying a dinner date with Angelina Jolie sparking dating rumours, although it was possibly a business meeting with The Weeknd making the foray into acting. It seems The Weeknd, real name Abel Tesfaye, has tried the ‘regular’ dating pool, that is dating non-famous women, but it apparently hasn’t worked out for him so far.When asked how he feels about bringing non-celebrities into his life in the public eye, the Canadian

Becoming Led Zeppelin, the documentary about the iconic rock band, has been added to the Venice Film Festival (September 1—11) lineup in an out of competition slot.

Manori Ravindran International EditorA whole lotta love is heading to the Venice Film Festival, which has just added the forthcoming Led Zeppelin feature documentary to its lineup.Bernard MacMahon’s “Becoming Led Zeppelin,” which was recently completed, will screen out of competition.More to come.

As he had more festival appearances cancelled yesterday, DaBaby offered a full apology for comments he made last month during a performance at Rolling Loud Miami. He also criticised the speed of social media – and the backlashes that unfold there – for not giving him time to learn from his mistakes.“Social media moves so fast that people want to demolish you before you even have the opportunity to grow, educate, and learn from your mistakes”, he wrote in a statement posted to Instagram.

Stacey Solomon has admitted she hasn't been horny "in the slightest" during her pregnancy. Loose Women star Stacey, 31, is expecting her fourth child, which will be her second with fiancé Joe Swash.The TV star got honest with fans about her pregnancy so far as she answered questions on her Instagram story on Monday 3 August.

Manori Ravindran International EditorThe Jerusalem Film Festival is gearing up for a late August start, with celebrated Cannes title “Where is Anne Frank?” set to open the 38th edition of the fest.Directed by Ari Folman, the animated film centres on Kitty, Anne Frank’s imaginary friend whom her diary was addressed to, who magically comes to life at the family home in Amsterdam and sets out on a quest to find her.“Where is Anne Frank?” will kick off the festival at the Sultans Pool Amphitheatre, to an audience of 5,000, on Aug. 24. The event runs through to Sept.

on this link here."I try and put it down to age, but then I think I was never like that at that age.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefThe 2021 edition of the Sydney Film Festival in Australia has been postponed again and is now expected to take place in November. The move follows a new lockdown in Sydney caused by a COVID-19 resurgence.“In light of the Sydney lockdown extension announced by the NSW Government last week, Sydney Film Festival will postpone the 68th edition of the Festival until 3-14 November 2021.

She debuted her relationship with her boss and Selling Sunset costar Jason Oppenheim.But it seems as though not everyone has heard the news.On Monday, Chrishell, 40, hilariously hit back at commenters who were still unaware about her and Jason. 'A real Sherlock Holmes here': Chrishell Stause playfully hit back at commenters who were unaware of her new relationship with Jason OppenheimOne Instagram user responded to video Chrishell posted of herself, clinging to Jason's back as he did push-ups.'You are 100% getting with him,' wrote the Instagram poster.

Jenna Dewan struggled without Channing Tatum after they welcomed their daughter into their lives.The former couple, who share their child Everly, aged eight, were not able to be together soon after their daughter was born because of the actor's work commitments.The 40-year-old spoke about her experience on the Dear Gabby podcast, where she noted that it was 'really hard'without him being by her side in her early days of parenthood. Being honest: Jenna Dewan recently admitted that it was 'really hard' not having Channing Tatum near her after they welcomed their daughter Everly into their livesShe said: 'I had to travel with her and at the time, Chan wasn't available to be with us for the most part.

On Monday, Matt Damon tried to address a story he allegedly told a reporter, published in the Sunday Times of London this weekend, which involved the use of a pejorative term for gay people.

Matt Damon is sharing his support for the LGBTQ+ community in the wake of backlash over a recent interview in which he mentioned the “f-slur” while discussing the importance of using the right language in today’s landscape.

DaBaby is speaking out again with an apology, just hours after the news broke that he’d been dropped from the 2021 Governors Ball lineup.

Matt Damon has released a lengthy new statement to clear up the comments he recently made about the “F-slur.”

Matt Damon is addressing his recent controversial remarks.

Two-time Grammy winner Frank Ocean will headline one of the three days during the 2023 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, because he's unavailable in 2022.Coachella Festival co-founder Paul Tollett confirmed Monday to the Los Angeles Times that the 33-year-old alternative R&B star would return after his 2012 performance.Frank was originally scheduled to headline the 2020 edition, but the coronavirus pandemic lead to the cancellation of the 2020 and 2021 fests in Indio, CA.

Tinder for anti-vaxxers' has been removed from Apple's App Store amid fears it was a hive of disinformation.Unjected, an American service established by two Hawaiian women around the time Tinder and Bumble introduced pro-vaccine "stickers" for dating profiles, vowed to be a "platform for like-minded humans that support medical autonomy".But Apple removed Unjected from its authorised app marketplace because it "inappropriately refers to the Covid-19 pandemic in comment or theme", the New York Post reported.Controversial features of the app included a misinformation-ridden "social feed" where users posted their own thoughts about the pandemic.Unsubstantiated theories included one user's assertion the vaccines were "shedding dangerous spike

apologized (again) today for making homophobic comments amidst backlash from other artists, as well as fans. In reference to a series of misogynistic remarks about AIDS and H.I.V. made during his performance at the Rolling Loud music festival in Miami on July 25, DaBaby went on Instagram to acknowledge his wrongdoing. “I want to apologize to the LGBTQ+ community for the hurtful and triggering comments I made,” he said. “Again, I apologize for my misinformed comments about HIV/AIDS and I know education on this is important.”

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Bar prices at festivals can often be high, with captive audiences having little choice but to pay top dollar for their drinks.But one person at Lollapalooza, which was held in Chicago’s historic Grant Park this weekend, had a genius scheme for getting his own booze past the security guards.He worked out where the stage was going to be built and, a week or so before the event, strolled din a buried a bottle of vodka before the barriers went up.From there it was just a case of remembering where his buried treasure was, and breaking through a thin covering of dirt to claim his prize.With the price of a bottle of voddy at last month’s Rolling Loud festival in New York reaching $450 (about

Rapper DaBaby has issued a formal apology on social media to the LGBTQ+ community following his homophobic remarks about HIV/AIDS in late July.The 29-year-old hip hop star, whose real name is Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, admitted in an Instagram post on Monday that his comments were 'hurtful and triggering', saying that he was sorry for being 'misinformed.'He also to umbrage with the swift backlash to his offensive tirade - which saw him dropped from both Governors Ball andLollapalooza - for not being given the time to 'grow, educate, and learn from your mistakes.' Apologizing: Rapper DaBaby has issued a formal apology on social media to the LGBTQ+ community following his homophobic remarks about HIV/AIDS in late July (seen July 15)DaBaby first

DaBaby has apologized a second time for his anti-LGBTQ comments at the Rolling Loud music festival in Miami last weekend as the fallout continues.The 29-year-old rapper was dropped from major music festivals, like Lollapalooza and the Governors Ball, following the comments. On Monday, he took to Instagram to offer up a second apology after his first one was heavily criticized.«Social media moves so fast that people want to demolish you before you have the opportunity to grow, educate and learn from your mistakes,» the rapper wrote.