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Billie Eilish remembered Angus Cloud while headlining the Lollapalooza music festival at Grant Park in Chicago on Thursday night.

Singing sensation Billie Eilish joked that her fans might have 'forgotten' her as she debuted her bold new hairstyle on Instagram with a cheeky caption.The What Was I Made For? singer, 21, revealed her edgy new do' with her roots dyed a bright red colour.The rest of Billie's hair remained her signature black shade and she wore her locks in two funky space buns. Billie's quirky caption accompanying the new snap hinted that she wondered if her 109 million Instagram followers had forgotten her as she wrote: "Remember me?" But this isn't the first time the Grammy winner has experimented with her hair as she's known for changing up the colour and style.

Billie Eilish is honoring the late Angus Cloud like only she can.

Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar and The 1975 among the headliners.Lollapalooza 2023 is returning to Giant Park in Chicago, Illinois from August 3-6. Red Hot Chili Peppers, Lana Del Rey, Odesza, Tomorrow X Together and Karol G will also be topping the bill, with the latter making history as the first female Latin artist to headline the festival.Elsewhere, Lollapalooza has also booked the likes of Carly Rae Jepsen, Rina Sawayama, Pusha T, Lil Yachty, 30 Seconds To Mars, Beebadoobee and Fred again..

Lollapalooza’s star-studded lineup for 2023 is here.

Billie Eilish and Kendrick Lamar are among the headliners for this year's star-studded musical event.Lollapalooza announced its lineup on Tuesday, with headliners also including the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Lana Del Rey, Karol G, Odesza, the 1975 and Tomorrow X Together. The event is slated for Aug.

Lil Durk says he's going to be taking a break from the stage in the wake of an onstage accident Saturday at Lollapalooza in Chicago involving a pyrotechnic explosive.'Due to the incident that happened at Lollapalooza in Chicago on stage, I’ma take a break & focus on my health,' said the 29-year-old musical artist, whose real name is Durk Derrick Banks. 'I finished my performance yesterday for my fans.

suspected to be Crimo, unleashed a hail of bullets during celebrations in Highland Park, Chicago, overnight, just minutes after they started, leaving six people dead and around 30 injured.Crimo, 22, is said to have opened fire from the roof of what was an outdoor outfitting store before being arrested and charged. READ MORE: Chilling words of Chicago 4th of July shooting suspect revealed in sickening Twitter vidAnd shockingly it appears local police officials were aware of the young man's violent tendencies years before his alleged acts.

opened fire on a Fourth of July parade in Illinois, USA.The shooter unleashed a hail of bullets on the celebrations in Highland Park, Chicago, just minutes after they started, leaving six people dead and around 30 injured.There was chaos as terrified people fled the scene, running for cover and abandoning items they had brought with them as they attempted to avoid being shot.READ MORE: Multiple people gunned down as shooter fired into parade 'from rooftop' – 60 shots heardThe suspect has been arrested and is named as 22-year-old Robert ‘Bobby’ Crimo III, who is said to have opened fire from the roof of what was an outdoor outfitting store.For Alexander Sandoval, a construction contractor and local resident, it was a harrowing experience, one in which he was desperate to get his child to safety amid all the carnage going off around him.He told the New York Times: “When it started happening, I thought it was the Navy saluting the flag. Then I grabbed my kid and we ran and tried to break a store window to get away from it.“I was punching the, door but couldn’t punch through it.

Police have arrested Robert E Crimo III, the suspected shooter behind the July 4 massacre that left six people dead.The 22-year-old suspect opened fire from a rooftop at the parade in the suburb of Highland Park in Chicago just after 10am on Monday morning.According to NBC Chicago Reporter, Mary Ann Ahern, Robert was arrested and taken into custody at around 12:30am (UK time).READ MORE: Multiple people gunned down as shooter fired into parade 'from rooftop'She tweeted: "Highland Park suspect Robert Crimo apprehended in North Chicago after pursuit."It comes after Highland Park Police earlier surrounded Robert's family home as they searched for him in a massive manhunt. Chief Lou Jogmen said Robert was taken into custody without incident and charges were pending as police continue to investigate.Lake County Major Crimes Task Force spokesman Chris Covelli said: "So far, there is no reason to believe there was more than one shooter."The shooting in Highland Park, about 25 miles north of Chicago, began shortly after 10am on Monday (July 4) as parade-goers enjoyed a Fourth of July parade along Central Avenue.Authorities said a rifle was recovered from the scene where at least 25 people were shot, ranging in age from eight to 85.The suspect is believed to have fired at members of the public from the rooftop of a nearby shop.

A political disagreement over the commemoration of Christopher Columbus has erupted into a four-letter tirade by Chicago’s Democratic mayor, Lori Lightfoot.A statue of Columbus – the Italian explorer who was for many years mistakenly believed to have discovered America – stood in Chicago's Grant Park between 1933 and 2020.The monument was removed in the wake of the George Floyd protests, after attempts to pull it down resulted in scuffles between protesters and Chicago police.But the removal of the statue offended member’s of Chicago’s Italian-American community who asked to use the Columbus statue in the annual in the Columbus Day Parade.But former Chicago Park District counsel general George Smyrniotis, says that Mayor Lightfoot vetoed an agreement with local Italian-Americans.He also says that Mayor Lightfoot insulted the lawyers that drafted the agreement, and even insults their credentials – asking them which law school they attended or if they even went to law school.In a lawsuit brought by Mr Smyrniotis, it is also alleged that the mayor used obscene language and called the lawyers “d***s.”The mayor allegedly told the lawyers: “You make some kind of secret agreement with Italians, what you are doing, you are out there measuring your d*** with the Italians seeing whose got the biggest d***."You are out there stroking your d*** over the Columbus statue," she added.

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Machine Gun Kelly called the band Slipknot 'old, weird dudes with masks' during a performance at Riot Fest at Douglass Park in Chicago Sunday.The remarks came from the 31-year-old musical artist/actor, whose real name is Colson Baker, as he played one closing show at the Windy City event, while Slipknot played the other on a separate stage, according to the Chicago Sun Times.'Turn the lights up,' the Papercuts artist said, according to the paper.

Kanye West has one more update for his fans, with another listening party on the way for his highly-anticipated album Donda, however this time it involves COVID-19 regulations.The successful rapper, who recently ended his brief relationship with Irina Shayk, will be hosting his third listening party on August 26 at Soldier Field Stadium in Chicago, and will be changing the usual health regulations amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Kanye is also working with Chicago Park District spokeswoman Michele Lemons, to ensure the long-awaited event is held in reduced capacity, slashing down the 63,000 maximum capacity of the venue to accommodate 38,000 fans.Chicago seems to be taking serious measures amid the health crisis, as it was announced by

Kanye West has revealed that his ‘DONDA’ listening party in Chicago tomorrow (August 26) won’t require proof of vaccination as a condition of entry.After premiering the album, which hasn’t yet got an official release, at two consecutive in-person events in Atlanta last month, Kanye then announced a hometown listening party.At the Soldier Field event tomorrow, no vaccination certificates will be required for the 38,000 fans allowed to be permitted entry, Rolling Stone report.Speaking to the Chicago Tribune earlier this week, Chicago Park District spokeswoman Michele Lemons said: “Kanye West’s performance is one of many examples that show that Chicago can be open and safe at the same time.“We have worked with Soldier Field on Covid-19 safety

the 44-year-old’s upcoming album “Donda” will admit up to 38,000 fans — slashed down from 63,000 people.Chicago Park District spokeswoman Michele Lemons said in a statement that the reduced capacity is a show of how seriously the city takes the pandemic.“Kanye West’s performance is one of many examples that show that Chicago can be open and safe at the same time,” Lemons said, according to the Chicago Tribune. “We have worked with Soldier Field on COVID-19 safety protocols, as we have other venues including Wrigley and Guaranteed Rate Fields, and feel this event can be safely held with the proper mitigation efforts in place.”West’s “Donda” album listening party will start at 9 p.m.

Morrissey and Slipknot have both been announced as headliners at Riot Fest 2021 after Nine Inch Nails pulled out of performing at next month’s festival.Riot Fest will return to Douglass Park in Chicago from September 16-19, with The Smashing Pumpkins and Run The Jewels also headlining.Nine Inch Nails will no longer be performing at the festival after they announced yesterday (August 19) that they were cancelling all of their remaining tour dates for 2021 due to concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.Slipknot will now close Riot Fest as headliners on the final day of this year’s festival (September 19), with Morrissey set to headline Riot Fest’s ‘Preview Party’ on September 16.A post shared by Riot Fest (@riot_fest)Morrissey will also curate

Lollapalooza festival-goers helped break Illinois’ state record in terms of monthly sales of recreational marijuana.The festival, which took place in Grant Park, Chicago from July 29-August 1, welcomed thousands of music fans and sets from the likes of Miley Cyrus, Tyler, the Creator and Foo Fighters.The latest report from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation reveals that the US state’s recreational marijuana dispensaries reported record sales of $127.8 million (£92.5 million) in July (via Chicago Tribune).July’s recreational marijuana sales were 10 per cent higher than the previous Illinois record of $116.4 million (£84 million) which was set back in May, with the boost in sales being credited to out-of-state

Limp Bizkit have seen a huge spike in streams and sales since their much talked about performance at last weekend’s Lollapalooza.The Fred Durst-fronted band played at the Grant Park, Chicago event on Saturday (July 31), sharing a line-up with Post Malone, Megan Thee Stallion, Trippie Redd, Freddie Gibbs, Angels & Airwaves, Marc Rebillet and more.After their performance, Limp Bizkit became a trending topic on Twitter for the rest of the weekend which has since led to a rise in the overall consumption of their discography.Across Sunday and Monday (August 1 and 2), the band recorded a combined 1.9million on-demand streams, according to MRC Data (via Billboard).

Limp Bizkit debuted a new song titled ‘Dad Vibes’ over the PA system following the conclusion of their set at Lollapalooza Festival over the weekend.The Fred Durst-fronted band played at the Grant Park, Chicago event on Saturday (July 31), and concluded their 10-song set by previewing a track from their forthcoming new album.“This song right here, it’s for you and only you,” Durst told the crowd and those watching the Lollapalooza livestream. “It’s a song off our new album called ‘Dad Vibes’.“I want to see everybody out there dancing right now.