Garth Brooks Cancels Stadium Tour for Rest of 2021, Saying ‘I Must Do My Part’ to Fight COVID Spikes

Gemma Collins broke down in tears in her new documentary Gemma Collins: Self-Harm and Me on Thursday night as she opened up about her fears that her self-harm could return. The powerful show charted Gemma's, 41, 20-year battle with self-harm and shared a side to the The Only Way Is Essex star that the public are yet to see.

Gogglebox took to Instagram last night to speak to their fans before the show returns to Channel 4 on Friday.The best friends shared their excitement with their 657,000 followers and also issued an apology.Jenny, 65, and Lee, 52, appeared on camera to discuss the highly anticipated comeback of the fan-favourite Channel 4 show. The pair usually sit on the sofa in Lee’s caravan to comment on the biggest TV moments of the week, and decided to announce their news from that same spot. “Sorry folks we’re back,” they wrote in the caption with several laughing emojis.  “See ya all on Friday 9pm @channel4.”In the video, Lee said: “Hi everyone! As you know Gogglebox is back next Friday. “No, this Friday to be fair! What were you going to say Jenny?”Jenny then cut in: “I’m so excited, I’m so excited!”Speaking louder, she continued: “We’re back! Bums on seats! Woo, woo, woo! “See you at Friday at 9 o’clock, get the kettles on!”She then mocked Lee, cheekily adding: “That’s how you say it, when you’re excited.

Kourtney and Travis' romance is heating up even more, with the pair enjoying a super romantic trip to Napa. Kourtney, 42, looked content as she enjoyed her time away with rocker beau Travis Barker amid speculation the reality star is expecting a baby.The couple have been doing what you do best in Napa – drink wine! Travis shared a picturesque snap of two wine glasses and a stunning leafy backdrop for the pair to enjoy their tipples.

Emmerdale fans were left baffled on Wednesday's episode as they pointed out a phone blunder involving Billy Fletcher as he attempted to save Leyla Harding. Only recently, Meena Jutla kidnapped Dawn Taylor in a limo during her Valentine's Day wedding to Billy with the evil nurse also leaving Leyla and Harriet Finch for dead after attacking them.

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"He always said he saved me and he was right."I’d never met anyone like him," she added.She went on: "Frank was a force larger than life or any fictional character, always entertaining, intriguing and fascinating."Unafraid to approach anyone and immediately make an acquaintance."Celebrities flocked to be near him as he had an encyclopedia of knowledge about music and movies," she continued.Frank is survived by his girlfriend, his brother Vito Pesce, his nieces Vanessa Pesce and Danielle Pesce, and sister in law, Catherine Pesce.He is due to be buried on February 18 at Saint Raymond’s Cemetery in the Bronx.

Phillip Schofield recently revealed he didn't "have a clue" what his doing while attempting some DIY work at his home.This Morning star Phillip, 59, took to his Instagram Stories to reveal he wasn't overly familiar with DIY tasks, and jokingly told how he was "winging it". The TV host, who recently returned to Dancing on Ice, shared a snap of himself smiling as she held up a sealant gun filled with adhesive.

Shocking pictures show the devastating damage wreaked by Storm Dudley as it continues to make its way across Scotland.

Gemma Collins clashed with her mum Joan over the TOWIE star's battles with self-harm as a teen.The 41-year-old reality star has spoken out for the first time about her struggles with self-harm in a new Channel 4 documentary, called Self Harm and Me.The documentary aired on Wednesday night (February 16), and it sees TV star Gemma try to find out why she used to self-harm for two decades.In the moving documentary, Gemma reveals that she started cutting herself as a teen and first self-harmed in front of her parents at just thirteen years old.In tense scenes, Gemma had a tough conversation with her mum Joan about her self-harming issues.Joan said her and Gemma's dad Alan dismissed the subject at first as they thought their daughters simply: "copying someone from the television".Gemma looked shocked by her mum's comment and told her it was a "silly thing to say".She told her mum: "I needed some help and support at the time,", adding: "Yours and dad's approach was to 'let’s never mention it'."Joan replied: "Life was busy, with everything going on."Gemma fired back: "Yeah but what’s more important, life being busy or your daughter cutting themselves?"Joan responded: "You seemed ok. The problem is with you it wouldn’t have been from home life."You had everything and was happy.

The superstar country duo Florida Georgia Line has canceled its fall tour of amphitheaters and arenas, citing the ongoing COVID crisis as the reason. Refunds are being automatically processed to the original method of purchase for an outing that was to have begun at Cellairis Amphitheater in Atlanta Sept.

Chris Willman Music WriterThe superstar country duo Florida Georgia Line has canceled its fall tour of amphitheaters and arenas, citing the ongoing COVID crisis as the reason.Refunds are being automatically processed to the original method of purchase for an outing that was to have begun at Cellairis Amphitheater in Atlanta Sept. 24.Florida Georgia Line becomes the second major country music headliner to outrightly cancel fall touring this week, following on the heels of Garth Brooks nixing the remaining scheduled dates on his stadium tour.“There is nothing better than seeing all of your faces from the stage, feeling your good energy, and making memories together,” Tyler Hubbard said in a statement.

reported. “Due to changing circumstances beyond our control, it has become difficult to resume performances at the same scale and timeline as previously planned.”The group’s precautionary measure puts this in superstar company, as wildly diverse acts — ranging from Garth Brooks to Nine Inch Nails — have also canceled lucrative tours this week amid COVID concerns.Meanwhile, the notoriously diehard BTS #FanArmy is collectively — and predictably — losing its innards in the comments of trending Twitter.

Nine Inch Nails don’t want fans any “Closer.”Trent Reznor‘s industrial rock band canceled the rest of its 2021 tour Thursday, alluding to the escalating COVID-19 crisis on a statement posted to Twitter.“It is with great regret that we are cancelling all NIN appearances for the remainder of this year,” the band wrote.“When originally planned, these shows were intended to be a cathartic and celebratory return to live music.

Garth Brooks is taking coronavirus precautions very seriously — but not when it comes to his beloved wife!

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorFollowing moves by Stevie Nicks, Garth Brooks and others, Nine Inch Nails announced on Thursday that they have cancelled all concert appearances for 2021. The group was scheduled to begin a series of dates in September and November in Cleveland on September 21.“It is with great regret that we are cancelling all NIN appearances for the remainder of the year,” the group said in a statement posted on its social media accounts.

Nine Inch Nails is no longer playing shows this year.

Trisha Yearwood was diagnosed with COVID-19 in February.And on Wednesday the 56-year-old country crooner shared that her husband of 15 years, country music icon Garth Brooks, was so doting he would not leave her bed side even when she was at her most ill.'He would not stay away from me… I'm like, "Dude, I cannot be responsible for giving Garth Brooks COVID,"' she said when visiting People TV. Good guy: Trisha Yearwood was diagnosed with COVID-19 in February.

Since restarting his tour in July, Garth Brooks has played to over 300,000 fans in five cities. Now, citing “a new wave of the Covid-19 virus spreading across the nation,” Brooks has canceled dates in the stadium tour’s next five cities.

posted on the tour’s website.For Brooks, COVID-19 is a personal issue, as his wife and fellow country act Trisha Yearwood contracted the illness earlier this year.This announcement of country blues will affect shows planned for Boston, Baltimore, Cincinnati, and Charlotte and the Nashville show, which was originally postponed after a July rainout.But there’s hope for fans, as the country star said there are plans to redo the dates in the future.“But with a hopeful heart, we will reschedule and start over when this wave seems to be behind us,” Brooks said, noting the “joy (he has) seen in everyone’s faces as live music returns.”According to a tour spokesperson, Brooks’ team will be keeping a tight eye on “the virus’ impact” by making

Garth Brooks is putting touring life on pause.

Only 35 of the more than 70,000 people who attended Garth Brooks’ concert in Kansas City on Saturday took advantage of a chance to get a COVID-19 vaccine, the Kansas City Health Department said.