How to recreate Glastonbury in style - on a six-figure budget

Mamma Mia. Whatever you're watching, you can sit back and take in the gorgeous views.So grab a piña colada (or three) and enjoy and enjoy the best summer movies available to stream tonight.The Singapore setting of this romantic comedy starring Henry Golding and Constance Wu is so beautiful, you'll find yourself bookmarking flights.

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10am: Nick Cave and Bad Seeds11.30am: Laura Marling12:30pm: The Charlatans1.30pm: Fontaines DC2.30pm: Idles3.30pm: Little Simz4.30pm: LCD Soundsystem6pm: Prime Scream7.30pm: The Cure9.30pm: Special Guest11.30pm: Radiohead8.30pm: Highlights from acts including Oasis' 1994 appearance on the NME stage, Stormzy's headline performance last year and The Rolling Stones' 2013 set.10pm: Beyoncé closed the 2011 Glastonbury Festival, and her whole set will be shown.11.30pm: Highlights from last year's festival including Stormzy, Kylie Minogue, The Killers, Liam Gallagher and Miley Cyrus.9pm: Elbow's 2011 appearance on the Pyramid Stage came as they were riding the wave of Mercury Prize-winning album The Seldom Seen Kid.10pm: The late Arthur Lee's set,

Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis has shared his worries that beloved UK music festival Glastonbury could go bankrupt if it doesn't go ahead in 2021. His candid comments come after the Somerset festival was cancelled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.This year's festival was set to be headlined by Sir Paul McCartney, Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar, ahead of it being axed.Speaking to the Guardian, to tie in with the festival's 50th anniversary, Eavis said: "We have to run next year, otherwise we would seriously go bankrupt … It has to happen for us, we have to carry on."The 84-year-old added: "Otherwise it will be curtains.

Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis has suggested that using a track-and-trace app may be the future for festival-goers after coronavirus.The festival, which was set to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary this weekend, was forced to cancel the event as the pandemic began spreading across the globe earlier this year.Eavis has since warned that postponing the event for a second year could have huge financial implications for the event, but believes that new technology could provide a way forward.He has held discussions with Festival Republic boss Melvin Benn to collaborate on a scheme that will allow ticket-holders on site after they’ve proved that they are virus-free.According to Benn – who runs festivals including Reading and Leeds, Download,

Glastonbury‘s 50th birthday with headliners Kendrick Lamar, Taylor Swift and Paul McCartney, mixing that in with the customary discovery of our new favourite band as we stumbled across their life-affirming set while half-cut at 3AM, having indulged in all the joys that only Glasto can offer.But the global coronavirus pandemic means that this year we’re resigned instead to recreating the Pyramid Stage out of cardboard boxes and loo rolls and watching coverage of past performances on the BBC as we cry into our tinnies.

Lily Allen has opened up about her infamous Glastonbury Festiva l 2015 binge which saw her collapsed on the floor and requiring medical attention.

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Glastonbury-goer or were gearing up for your first time on Worthy Farm, there’s no denying the cancellation of the 2020 edition hurts. As well as all the great music we would have been watching this weekend, we would also have been heading over to Cineramageddon – a “post-apocalyptic drive-in” cinema area filled with old cars – to catch up on some movie action.Although Glastonbury has long had a film presence with the decades-old Pilton Palais, filmmaker Julien Temple created this new area in 2017.

Glastonbury Festival was forced to call off its 50th anniversary event this year amid coronavirus.

folk hero Billy Bragg and pop legend Taylor Swift became mates at the NME Awards 2020 while crowning Glastonbury boss Emily Eavis as Godlike Genius? That was pretty cool, eh? It did leave us hoping and expecting some kind of collab at Worthy Farm at would would have been Glasto this weekend. Sadly, the pandemic had other plans.

Khruangbin, like the rest of Britain, are pouring one out for Glastonbury. This weekend (June 26-28) would have been the iconic music festival’s 50th anniversary, a summer blow-out celebrating five decades of music goodness down on Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset.

Glastonbury Festival’s 50th anniversary was supposed to be happening this week.

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Prada patterned shirt, £575, Mr PorterA vividly patterned shirt is the obvious starting point (in fact, at Glasto, it’s almost mandatory); it’s the sort of thing I’d normally steer men away from, but Glastonbury’s break-the-rules attitude calls for some exuberance.Indian paisley print or splashy florals hit a nicely hedonistic note.

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The Glastonbury festival is in danger of going bankrupt if the coronavirus pandemic forces another cancellation next year, organisers have warned.

Amazon's Summer Sale — also called the Big Style Sale — is in full swing, and Skechers is one of many brands offering deep discounts on products sold on the shopping site at the summer sale event. The Amazon sale comes after many fashion and beauty brands were hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. After postponing their annual Prime Day Sale, Amazon launched the Big Style Sale to offer shoppers a chance to stock up on their favorite designer brands at a discounted price.