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Demi Lovato called on the vocal power of her fans to win a point Wednesday while competing against Ronda Rouse during the Game On! show on CBSIn one challenge, each of the team's players were asked to share their loudest tennis grunt, to be measured in decibels by a device held by show host Keegan-Michael Key, 49.UFC champion Ronda Rousey, 33, came close by shrieking at 99.7 decibels, but Demi, 27, had a secret weapon in her arsenal.

It's not only celebrities who are lending their voices to the Black Lives Matter protests that have followed the death of George Floyd in Minnesota.Some businesses are also joining in by offering their support to the movement.On Wednesday, American fast fashion retailer Fashion Nova announced it's donating $1 million to 'initiatives to help in the fight for racial equality and opportunity'.

Bethenny Frankel continues to be a helping hand in time of need.Frankel, 49, took to social media on Wednesday to announce that her her charity organization BStrong - which the The Real Housewives of New York star star set up to aid with emergency assistance amid times of crisis - will be helping black business owners who were impacted by looting amid the recent protests in the death of George Floyd.Frankel, whose tireless efforts with her nonprofit have been on display with their COVID-19 relief efforts, said that BStrong remained 'embedded in PPE aid & will now pivot to this issue which is sadly greater than the greatest health crisis we have seen in our lives.' Making it happen: Bethenny Frankel, 49, took to social media on Wednesday to

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Strictly Come Dancing star Mike Bushell, 54, has admitted he has been looking forward to hearing from a sleep behaviour and environment expert during today’s episode of BBC Breakfast.The presenter retweeted a post from the programme’s official Twitter page in view of his 57,000 Twitter followers last night, revealing he has been suffering from “weird” dreams because of the coronavirus lockdown.BBC Breakfast’s show announcement read: “Have you had more vivid dreams since lockdown?“Tomorrow on #BBCBreakfast we will talk to @thesleepgeek about changes to sleep and dreams.”In response, Mike, who has been isolating at home in Hampshire with his wife Emily Bushell during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealed: “Oh this should be good.

An Australian bride-to-be has been gifted the ultimate dressing room makeover by her fiancé, complete with a Hollywood mirror, marble worktop and a chandelier.

FESTA 2020 is here and ARMY is excited to get some much-needed distraction from the harsh reality, i.e. our life, this year. With the coronavirus pandemic taking over the globe and restricting us to undertake quarantine and social distancing as a new lifestyle, we're glad to have the septet keeping us entertained with new content almost every day. For the ones who are new to FESTA; starting from June 1, BTS releases new content every day up until June 13, which is BTS' debut anniversary. Given how the K-pop band is celebrating their seventh birthday in 2020, the festivities are going to be extra special.

Mark Hamill has praised his Star Wars co-star John Boyega following his emotional speech during anti-racism protests in London.

Pink shared her political opinions about the upcoming presidential election in a fiery video, which she uploaded to Twitter on Wednesday.While addressing her 32.1 million followers, the 40-year-old Grammy winner slammed Trump supports for either not understanding 'the meaning of patriotism' or worshipping 'the Confederate flag.''How can anyone call themself a patriot or American if you re-elect a president that doesn't govern, respect, or represent half of our country?' the mother-of-two asked in the new footage. Candid: Pink shared her political opinions about the upcoming presidential election in a fiery video, which she uploaded to Twitter on WednesdaySpeaking to the Republican president's fans, she stressed: 'That's not America.

In the past, when K-pop stans would flood Twitter with fan cams in hashtags that had nothing to do with K-pop, as a whole, it would enrage non-K-pop fans. But now, they're being hailed as heroes! Why you ask? Well, K-pop stans are helping exponentially in the Black Lives Matter movement by spamming the hashtags that aim at propaganda contradicting the current protests. Due to the murder of African American, George Floyd, due to police violence, the public has had enough and are fighting back tooth and nail.

Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher are opening up like never before about the three miscarriages they've suffered. In the second episode of the couple's web series,, titled «The Wrestle,» the pair get emotional as they explain their devastating losses while attempting to expand their family.

A gran developed a strong Edinburgh accent after being hit with a door at work and suffering a life-changing brain injury.

Aside from protesting the senseless killing of George Floyd alongside his girlfriend Josie Canseco and many others, Logan Paul also delivered a powerful and passionate speech against racism and he is now getting a lot of praise for his words! Check out what the controversial YouTuber had to say on his podcast, Impaulsive. The influencer discussed both the tragic death of Floyd as well as racism in America, in general.

Pink is posing a question. Since last week, the singer has been very vocal in her support of the Black Lives Matter movement, sharing several posts to Instagram sporting the hashtag and encouraging donations.

Drake, 33, is applauding the charges made against officers Thomas Lane, J. Kueng and Tou Thao for their involvement in the death of 46-year-old George Floyd. Sharing an image of a CNN headline reading, “3 other officers charged with aiding and abetting 2nd degree murder,” the Toronto, Canada native added five exclamation marks over the image shared to his Instagram story on Wednesday, June 3. Just hours before the charges, Drake was hopeful for “harsh justice” against the fired Minneapolis police officers.

The organizers behind the L.A. Pride Parade and Festival are organizing a protest in solidarity with the black community after the deaths of several unarmed black individuals prompted protests nationwide.

Adam Levine may be famous for making “Moves Like Jagger,” but he’s not the only Maroon 5 member making moves.

Former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic is facing backlash after he recently praised the hard-line calls of President Trump in which he threatened to send in the military to restore order at nationwide protests over George Floyd’s death if governors didn’t do it. “Wow!!! I know many of you can’t stand him, however, Trump knocked it out of the park with this speech,” Novoselic wrote on his personal Facebook page.

Pink is calling on her fellow Americans for support.

By Dominic Patten