Kesha Cancels Tour Due to Coronavirus

Banksy on a London Underground train was accidentally removed by a cleaner, it has been confirmed.The secretive street art icon unveiled a video yesterday afternoon which showed him spraying images of rats onto the inside of a Circle line carriage.The work was Banksy’s take on the coronavirus pandemic – with the rats pictured sneezing across the carriage and wearing face masks.While TfL initially claimed that the artwork has removed because it breached a strict “no graffiti” policy, the Evening Standard confirmed that the artwork was actually erased by a cleaner who had no knowledge of its significance. .

Latitude Festival have confirmed plans to stage their annual festival in 2021 following its cancellation this year.Latitude is among the many major and independent UK festivals which have been axed this summer due to the coronavirus pandemic.Latitude is now aiming to stage its 2021 edition from July 22-25, 2021 at its usual Suffolk location of Henham Park.“This time, the festival takes place during the school holidays, so you can bring the whole family!” a press release notes.

Stassi Schroeder cradled her baby bump on Tuesday as she stepped out to do some shopping.The 32-year-old former Vanderpump Rules star was spotted picking out some designs at an art and frame store in West Hollywood.She showcased her burgeoning tummy in a stylish black dress and matched it to her black mask to help slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. On the go: Stassi Schroeder, 32, cradled her burgeoning baby bump on Tuesday as she went out in West Hollywood with a friendStassi kept her ensemble simple with a lovely black cable knit dress that showcased her trim legs.The 5ft7in former reality star elevated her stature in a pair of black wedges that strapped around her ankles.

Queen Elizabeth II, who is reportedly an avid gin fan.Per a press release from the charity, which organizes the opening of the main royal palaces and their accompanying stores to the public, the libation is aptly titled Buckingham Palace Gin.

Oliver Stone is unhappy with the state of Hollywood. The Oscar-winning writer-director-producer recently spoke with New York Times Magazine, slamming Tinseltown for becoming too sensitive toward political correctness and coronavirus.

interior design” piece, as 2020 itself is barely half over. But what a half-year it’s been.

Shalini Dore Features News EditorThe 20th edition of the New York Indian Film Festival will go online, powered by Movie Saints, following in the footsteps of many other fests.Running July 24-Aug. 2, the digital NYIFF will open with the streaming of Geetha J’s Malayalam-language “Run Kalyani,” about a woman who works as a cook while caring for her ailing aunt.

ViacomCBS' Comedy Central International has teamed with theEdinburgh Festival Fringe Society on a series of specials featuring up-and-coming stand-up comedy talent and a "virtual audience." The Fringe, considered the world's largest arts festival, typically takes place in August and includes stand-up comedy and other stage productions. But organizers this year called off the event along with Edinburgh's other August festivals, including its book fest, the Edinburgh International Festival and the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Queen Elizabeth II has been crafted – out of red wine spilled on a CARPET.

coronavirus has had on venues when considering permission for redevelopment, demolition or change of use.It is hoped the move will safeguard venues by preventing them from being bought up and converted into housing or shops.“Our theatres, concert halls and live music performance venues are the envy of the world and are central to our cultural heritage,” Mr Jenrick said.“That’s why we’re investing £1.57 billion to protect Britain’s cultural, arts and heritage institutions, as well as ensuring these buildings aren’t destroyed.“It is vital they are properly protected by the planning system for both people today to enjoy and future generations.” The policy is expected to remain in place until December 31.It comes just days after Prime Minister

Angelina Jolie, 45, looked radiant and confident when she went on pre-birthday outing in Los Angeles, CA with her son Knox on July 11, just one day before he turned 12. The actress wore a long dark blue long-sleeved dress and tan Valentino sandals as she and the birthday boy shopped for art supplies. She also wore a gray face mask while Knox wore his own black face mask along with a gray and white hoodie, dark blue pants, and black sneakers.

coronavirus pandemic.It follows the UK government announcing an unprecedented £1.57 billion in grants to support the arts sector.The country’s Economy Secretary Fiona Hyslop announced the news during the First Minister’s daily briefing yesterday (July 11), revealing that the Music Venue Trust had worked with the government to secure the funding, and that it will be used to “quickly provide” stability to small venues as they remain closed over the coming months,” as the Sunday Post reports.It comes along with a wider £38 million grant to the “most promising” early-stage businesses in the country.Hyslop said: “We need to find ways to support our most innovative sectors because their access to finance has been severely restricted.

shell out for Daily Star's newsletter. It's FREE! Sign up today for the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inbox A craft-loving woman explained how she made this beautiful DIY wall art from a “cheap” bunch of flowers her boyfriend bought her – leaving viewers seriously impressed.

call upon the government for “urgent clarity” as to whether festivals will benefit from a £1.57billion arts bailout announced last week.The AIF have told NME thay they have been unable to get reassurance that festivals will be allowed this money, fearing that they may have been “left outside the tent”.

The Tories' deployed yet another slogan in the fight against coronavirus today, leaving people either shuddering with laughter - or merely shuddering.

Diddy has an important message for fans, and he shared it on his social media account. He’s been very vocal these days about everything that’s been happening in the US and the whole world.

While most Australian supermarkets have gone into overdrive through Coronavirus, one Coles in Australia has quietly been creating the country's most luxurious grocery shopping experience yet: Coles Local.

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Keke Palmer turns into a modern Jessica Rabbit in her brand new video for “Sticky”.

The Independent Gamer is a curated roundup of news from indie gaming, landing here every other Friday. With video games front and center amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, there are more titles than ever to pick and choose from as players hunker down at home and escape into another world.

Perthshire people have been making a myriad of fundraising pledges, mainly to help local causes hit by the coronavirus situation.