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Kanye West was among hundreds of others who protested in Chicago on June 4. The rapper kept a low profile as he joined a crowd of protesters for George Floyd and Black Lives Matter. A local Chicago morning show host, Kendra G, shot video of Kanye marching. He stayed silent while wearing a protective face mask and the hood of his sweatshirt pulled up.

Tool have confirmed the outright cancellation of their 2020 North American tour in an effort to return money to fans who purchased tickets.The alt-metal pioneers were forced to postpone their North American tour – set to run from April 16-June 23 – after the coronavirus resulted in the cancellation of live shows across the globe.However, the band have now explained the decision to cancel the tour, while expressing their hopes of returning “when the time is right.”They wrote: “As so many music lovers have come to realise over the last several weeks, there is no playbook that artists, promoters and venues can pull from in these unprecedented times.“When we played what would be our final show of 2020, March 11 at Portland’s Moda Center, we

Lionel Messi is dealing with a thigh issue but Barcelona claim the Argentine will not be sidelined for long.

Tesco has increased the number of items you can purchase through its online shopping service as panic buying begins to ease in Scotland The supermarket giant previously restricted the amount of items you could buy to 80 as shoppers stripped the shelves dry as the coronavirus pandemic peaked.

This spring, as the weeks turned into months without any notion of when live performances could safely, comfortably resume, Timothy Nelson realized that the In Series had to do something drastic. They needed to go big and bold, beyond any sense of normal.“I couldn’t see us spending a whole season playing the game of, ‘Will we do this? Do we have to move this? Will we reschedule this?'” Nelson says.

Netflix has been a saviour for those of with access to the streaming platform while we've been stuck indoors for hours on end during the coronavirus lockdown. We can also safely bet that there have been plenty of moments where you feel like you've watched everything the site has to offer across movies, television, cartoons and documentaries.

, a representative for Kanye also confirmed that he donated $2 million to charities associated with Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd, and has pledged to cover legal costs for Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor's families.After news of his donation broke, Kanye joined protesters in Chicago, where he plans to financially give back to Black-owned businesses.Meanwhile, Kim Kardashian spoke out about George Floyd's murder at the hands of the police on Instagram, writing in part: “Like so many of you, I am angry. I am more than angry.

Tim Davie, the BBC’s former acting director-general, is set to take over the Corporation’s top job.

Billie Eilish joined the long list of celebrities who have participated in the Black Lives Matter protest across the USA, Daily Mail reported. The protest in the country started after Floyd the 46-year-old security guard, who died on May 25 after police officer Derek Chauvin kneeled on his back rendering him unable to breathe.

Talk – Action = Zero, a new compilation album honouring black victims of police brutality.The compilation is released on Bandcamp today (June 5) as the platform waives all of its revenue shares for 24 hours to directly benefit artists and labels.All proceeds from the Talk – Action = Zero compilation will be donated to the Black Visions Collective, a Minnesota-based organisation that aims to champion black leadership and community in the US state.The compilation boasts unreleased material from the likes of Jesse Malin, Phantogram, Jay Watts, Bartees Strange, Matthew Caws, Lonemoon, Rogue Wave, and Crashing Hotels.

Billie Eilish showed her support as she took a knee during the Los Angeles George Floyd protests.Protests were sparked across all 50 US states and around the world when the Floyd, a black man, died after white police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds.The Bad Guy singer has been vocal about her support in the demand for justice, previously slamming people who use the term All Lives Matter in response to people saying Black Lives Matter.The star joined the peaceful protests and filmed the moment everyone kneeled, sharing it on Instagram.A sign reading ‘If you don’t see the problem, you are the problem’ and ‘protect black lives’ can be seen in the foreground of Billie’s clip.Taking a knee became a widely

coronavirus restrictions, a senior Metropolitan Police officer has warned.Deputy Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor told the BBC's Radio 4 Today programme people should not be meeting in groups of six for health reasons.He said: “The health protection regulations are really clear that it is unlawful.“The government said that for health reasons people should not be meeting in groups of six, so we would strongly encourage people not to come out and gather in these large numbers because they are putting themselves and others at risk.“And if they do come out, then we would ask them to observe that social distancing, think about those around them.”Crowds have gathered in London and Birmingham this week to protest over the death of Mr Floyd,

City have missed out on the Women's Super League title after Chelsea were confirmed as champions with the Blues in second place.City, led by Alan Mahon since Nick Cushing departed for New York City FC in February, were on top of the table when the season was suspended. However, their one-point lead was courtesy of having played an extra game than Chelsea.That meant that when the decision was taken to abandon the season the FA have decided that a point-per-game metric was the fairest way of deciding the final standings.

A memorial service was conducted in honour of George Floyd on June 4 and the ceremony was attended by several celebrities. The Hollywood A-listers stepped out of their houses to pay their respect to Floyd, the 46-year-old security guard, who died on May 25 after police officer Derek Chauvin kneeled on his neck rendering him unable to breathe.

Eva Marcille shared a video of Mike Sterling addressing the killing of George Floyd. She could not be prouder of him.

Steve Clarke The BBC has appointed BBC Studios CEO and ex-marketing maven Tim Davie as the successor to Tony Hall.Davie is an experienced BBC operator and is believed to have been interviewed formally in the last week for the role, alongside other internal candidate, director of content Charlotte Moore.Hall announced his decision to stand down in January and throughout the appointments process, Davie, briefly acting as director general in 2012, has been the front runner.Davie becomes the 17th director general of the BBC, with an annual salary set at £525,000.

Manori Ravindran International EditorViacomCBS Networks U.K. has bolstered its digital channels and acquisitions team under director of programs Ben Frow.Gemma Hewlett has been promoted to VP of digital channels, while Anna-Belen Dunlop will serve as senior director of acquisitions.

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Jake Paul has been charged by police after being identified among a crowd of looters, The social media star was charged with criminal trespassing and unlawful assembly by police in Scottsdale Arizona after being seen among vandals in Scottsdale, Arizona. Both charges are misdemeanours.“In our continued investigation, it was confirmed that Jake Paul was in attendance and remained inside after an unlawful assembly was declared and has been charged with Criminal Trespass & Unlawful Assembly,” the Scottsdale Police Department said in a tweet on Thursday (4 June) from its official account.

Erasure have announced that they will release new album ‘The Neon’ this summer. They’ve also released first single, ‘Hey Now (Think I Got a Feeling)’.“Our music is always a reflection of how we’re feeling”, says Vince Clarke.