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Neil Young and Joan Baez are set to join Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for an anti-oligarchy event later this month.Both Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez have been holding ‘Fighting Oligarchy’ rallies in predominantly Republican cities across the US, and have recruited Young and Baez for an upcoming stop in Los Angeles.The senator and congressperson will be joined at LA’s Grand Park by line-up of musicians including Maggie Rogers, Indigo de Souza, Jeff Rosenstock, the Red Pears and Raise Gospel Choir on April 12.As detailed on his website, Sanders will be hitting the road to have “real discussions across America on how we move forward to take on the Oligarchs and corporate interests who have so much power and influence in this country”. Admission to the event is free, and you can sign up here.A post shared by Bernie Sanders (@berniesanders)Much like Sanders, Young has been a vocal critic of billionaire President Donald Trump in recent years, calling him “the worst president in the history [of] our great country”.

Seven young actors have been named talent ambassadors for the Luskin Orthopaedic Institute for Children to help support its mission to provide care to children in need.

The Boss rolled in to Caesars this afternoon — sort of. During Disney’s CinemaCon presentation, the first footage from 20th Century’s Deliver Me From Nowhere, the biopic based around the making of Bruce Springsteen’s 1982 album Nebraska, was screened.

EXCLUSIVE: Abigail Spencer (Suits), Holt McCallany (Mindhunter), and Lucas Till (MacGyver) have been tapped for supporting roles in Clean Hands, the true-life drama from writer-director Jake Allyn on which we were first to report last month.

Neil Young has expressed that he’s unsure if he’ll be able to return to the United States after criticising President Donald Trump – see what he had to say below.In a few short months, Young is set to return to the UK and Europe as part of his ‘Love Earth’ world tour with the Chrome Hearts. This includes a bill-topping set at Glastonbury Festival in late June, and a headline slot at BST Hyde Park the following month.

Stars from two of the biggest shows on Max step out to celebrate the launch of the streamer in Australia on Monday (March 31) in Sydney.

Glastonbury Festival has revealed the 2025 line-up for the Wests Holts stage – you can check it out below.The legendary event is due to return to Worthy Farm in Somerset between June 25 and 29, ahead of a fallow year in 2026. Tickets sold out last November, but the official resales are expected to take place in April (visit here for more info).Earlier this month, the first line-up poster revealed that The 1975 and Olivia Rodrigo would be joining Neil Young in headlining the Pyramid Stage.

TMZ reports.Officials learned that the actress had recently undergone cosmetic shots in her home.The LASD is now investigating her death and awaiting autopsy results, though no foul play is suspected at this time.Santangelo stepped on the scene in 1989 after being cast in Young MC’s music video for “Bust a Move.”The following year, her voice was featured in the beginning of Jane’s Addiction’s hit song “Stop.” The band’s lead vocalist, Perry Farrell, later called Santangelo “the Latin Marilyn Monroe” in an interview with Spin Magazine.She later dabbled in TV work, going on to secure the role of Sierra Madre on “Married…With Children,” before appearing on “CSI: Miami” and “ER.”She made her film debut in 1990 when she was cast in “The Adventures of Ford Fairlane,” playing a corpse named Lydia.In 2003, Santangelo worked alongside Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett in the Hollywood comedy “Homicide.”The Manhattan native grew up on the West Coast after leaving the Big Apple at a young age.She went on to secure a scholarship at London’s Lee Strasberg School at age 19, her iMDB states. The actress also attended NUC’s Tisch School of Arts and USC’s School of Cinema and Television.Last month, Santangelo marked her son Dante’s 20th birthday with a heartfelt post on Instagram.“These to [sic] Goonies mean everything so amazing young Men sweethearts smart & Gorgeous,” she wrote alongside a photo of her two sons.Santangelo’s loved ones and fans have since taken to social media to pay their respects following the sad news of her death.“My heart aches as I write this.

The second season of The Last of Us is getting closer and closer and the cast is celebrating at a red carpet premiere.

Abigail Lee In the upcoming second season of “The Last of Us,” the brotherly bond between Pedro Pascal‘s Joel and Gabriel Luna‘s Tommy continues to be a significant relationship that grounds the characters amidst the surrounding apocalyptic horror. During a press conference moderated by Variety‘s Jazz Tangcay in Los Angeles, the actor described the process of building that connection with Luna as an organic evolution from Season 1 to Season 2.

sports world was hit with a stunner late Friday night when George Foreman’s family announced he had died earlier in the day at the age of 76.A sports fanatic himself, President Donald Trump remembered the legendary boxer in a Truth Social post early Saturday morning.“George Foreman is dead. What a GREAT FIGHTER!!!” Trump wrote. “He had, without question, the heaviest and biggest punch in the history of boxing.

“Memory is the only true justice” is the verdict of the sweeping new trailer for The Narrow to the Deep North, the Jacob Elordi-starring TV series that drops April 18 on Prime Video in Australia, New Zealand and Canada.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Prime Video has unveiled Justin Kurzel‘s limited series “The Narrow Road to the Deep North,” an adaptation of Richard Flanagan’s eponymous, Man Booker Prize-winning novel starring Jacob Elordi in a riveting lead role as Dorrigo Evans. The decade-spanning series filmed in New South Wales, Australia, and charts the life of Evans, a medical officer who becomes a Japanese prisoner of war and is haunted by his passionate, yet impossible love affair with Amy Mulvaney (Odessa Young), his uncle’s wife, for the rest of his life. Penned by Shaun Grant (“Nitram,” “Snowtown“), “The Narrow Road to the Deep North” then portrays him as a returned war hero who becomes a revered surgeon.

EXCLUSIVE: Star Wars vets Daisy Ridley and Alden Ehrenreich are starring in Donald Petrie’s Philippines set romantic comedy, The Last Resort which Asia Pacific Films is producing and financing.

EXCLUSIVE: Together Films has acquired international sales rights to Lowland Kids, a documentary produced by Darren Aronofsky about America’s first climate refugees, ahead of the film’s world premiere at CPH:DOX in Copenhagen.

David Bowie famously sang about “Changes” in 1971, and true to his word, he turned and faced the strange on his 1975 LP “Young Americans.”Making a galactic journey from glam-rock to his self-described “plastic soul,” the man who came from Mars as Ziggy Stardust landed in Philadelphia to record his game-changing classic that came out 50 years ago on March 7, 1975.But the rock star — who died at 69 from liver cancer in 2016 — wasn’t exactly greeted with brotherly love in the city.“We were going to the birthplace of so many hits,” Tony Visconti — the “Young Americans” producer who had worked with Bowie since 1968 — exclusively told The Post. “But [Kenny] Gamble and [Leon] Huff, they didn’t want to work with us.”Indeed, the Sound of Philadelphia architects behind such R&B greats as the O’Jays, Teddy Pendergrass, and Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes were not open to this Brit invading their territory.“They actually said, ‘We don’t want no white boy stealing our music’ or something like that,” said Visconti, 80.But Bowie was on a makeover mission that could not be stopped on “Young Americans,” assembling his own soul squad, including Sly & the Family Stone drummer Andrew Newmark, Donny Hathaway bassist Willie Weeks, James Brown saxophonist David Sanborn and an emerging background singer by the name of Luther Vandross at Sigma Sound — the Philly studio where many Gamble & Huff hits were made.There was also session guitar player Carlos Alomar licking it up on hits such as the title track and his co-written classic “Fame” — Bowie’s first No.

Thania Garcia J Balvin, Don Omar and Maluma have been revealed as headliners for the Baja Beach Festival, returning to Mexico’s Rosarito Beach from Aug. 8 to 10. Balvin, who headlined the fest in 2019, will offer a taste of his North American “Back to the Rayo” tour on Friday night.

Lady Gaga gave eye-catching performances of two tracks from her new album ‘Mayhem’ on Saturday Night Live last night – watch below.The singer was pulling double duty on March 8, hosting the show as well as serving as the musical guest, and with it coming just a day after the release of her seventh record, she took the chance to show off two of its songs.The first was the single ‘Abracadabra’, which saw Gaga transfixed in a mutant dance number from inside a claustrophobic neon structure, surrounded by angular support dancers. Watch here:The second was the funk rock-inspired ‘Killah’, which she began in the backstage corridors of the famous Studio 8H, before taking the stage with a full live band.

Selome Hailu HBO debuted the trailer for Season 2 of “The Last of Us” at SXSW on Saturday at a panel featuring the cast and series creators. The trailer is as full of monsters and violence as Season 1 was — with a lot more fire. It opens with Ellie, played by Bella Ramsey, sneaking through an abandoned building, seemingly in fear of a nearby attacker as broken glass litters the floor and a dog wanders in the background, before showing a shot of a man’s arm wearing a watch and a shot of what looks like a gravesite full of thin wooden crosses, each draped with a medallion.

With just over a month until the long-awaited premiere of The Last of Us Season 2, audiences at the series’ SXSW panel were treated to a new trailer.

A.D. Amorosi When Carlos Alomar talks about the 50th anniversary of “Young Americans” — David Bowie’s self-defined ode to “plastic soul,” released March 7, 1975, and re-released today by Rhino/Parlophone — it’s done with love and respect. Make that self-respect, too, because the guitarist knows exactly who he was to Bowie: the musician who helped the glam-rock god get on the good foot.