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The members of Jane’s Addiction have sadly decided to cancel the remaining dates of their tour after members Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro had an onstage altercation last week.

Mia Farrow, who just opened with costar Patti LuPone in the hit comedy-drama The Roommate on Broadway, has tested positive for Covid, resulting in two canceled performances Saturday. At this afternoon matinee, actor Marsha Mason, an associate director of the play, stepped in for Farrow.

for abruptly ending their show early on Friday following an on-stage scuffle between frontman Perry Farrell and guitarist Dave Navarro.“We want to extend a heartfelt apology to our fans for the events that unfolded last night,” the band wrote in a statement on their Instagram story Saturday night.The rock group’s statement comes 24 hours after their chaotic performance at the Leader Bank Pavillion in Boston, where the bandmates clashed amid growing “tension and animosity.”Farrell, 65, was in the middle of singing “Ocean Size” and became visibly aggravated, shouting expletives at the audience and bandmates.He proceeded to turn to Navarro and rammed his shoulder into the unsuspecting guitarist before the two rockers faced off.It all culminated in Farrell getting into Navarro’s face, throwing two elbow-like jabs before several crew members and bassist Eric Avery, ran up and restrained the hotheaded singer.The lights lowered on stage, but several punches were thrown as the hot-headed singer was escorted away from the crowd’s view.Due to the fight, the rock group announced it canceled its Sunday show in Bridgeport, Conn.

The band members of Jane’s Addiction are speaking out and cancelling a show after a fight erupted onstage during a recent performance.

Perry Farrell throwing a punch at guitarist Dave Navarro and abruptly ending their set. The band offered a “heartfelt apology” and said it is canceling its next concert, in Bridgeport, Connecticut, but gave no further details about the remainder of the tour, which is scheduled to continue through October 16.

Post Malone has officially kicked off his F-1 Trillion Tour, and the setlist has been revealed from opening night.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor In the late 1980s, when future “SportsCenter” legend Linda Cohn wanted to move up the ladder in her career from Long Island cable news, she made a big batch of chocolate chip cookies one day for her camera operator. It was a bribe to persuade him to stay late to help her film a spec sports report that she sent out to TV stations in pursuit of her dream job as a sports anchor. Fortunately for Cohn, KIRO-TV, the CBS affiliate in Seattle, gave her a shot.

Gordon Ramsay was unable to dress himself after his horror cycling accident, after which he said he was "lucky to be here". The 57-year-old chef was left severely bruised and in pain following a "really bad" smash on his bike in June in Connecticut.

After more than 35 years, Tim Burton finally found the secret ingredient needed to bring Beetlejuice back to life once again.

Missy Elliott, Ciara, Questlove, Nicki Minaj and more have tribute to the late Fatman Scoop.The legendary rapper, hypeman, DJ and producer – real name Isaac Freeman III – died on Saturday (August 31) at the age of 52. Scoop was rushed to hospital after collapsing on stage during a show in Connecticut the night before.

Michaela Zee Fatman Scoop, the rapper known for his 1999 hit “Be Faithful” and who worked with artists such as Missy Elliott and Mariah Carey, has died. He was 53. Fatman Scoop, real name Isaac Freeman III, died after collapsing on stage during a concert Friday night in Connecticut.

FatMan Scoop has sadly died.

Rapper Fatman Scoop has passed away aged 53 after suffering a medical emergency on stage on Friday. His tour manager, Birch Michael, also known as Pure Cold, confirmed the death of Scoop, whose real name is Isaac Freeman. "It is with the heaviest of hearts I announced the passing of Isaac Freeman III, known professionally as Fatman Scoop," a statement posted to Instagram on Saturday read.

Fatman Scoop, the much-loved rapper, has sadly died at the age of 53.

The internationally acclaimed artist Fatman Scoop has passed away. The renowned musician, 53, had been entertaining fans at a concert in Connecticut, USA, when he collapsed.

Fatman Scoop has died after collapsing on stage while performing in Connecticut last night (August 30).His tour manager DJ Pure Cold announced his passing, whose real is Isaac Freeman, on social media. He was 52.“It is with the heaviest of hearts I announce the passing of Isaac Freeman III, known professionally as Fatman Scoop,” wrote Pure Cold.

Fatman Scoop, the rapper who worked with Timbaland, Missy Elliott and Mariah Carey, has died at 53. The cause of death is not yet known.

Rapper Fatman Scoop died after he collapsed mid-performance during a free concert in Connecticut on Friday night, according to a report.He was 53.The New York-born artist, whose real name is Isaac Freeman III, was headlining the “Green & Gold Party” in Hamden, Conn. when he suffered a “medical emergency.”Video posted to social media captured the shirtless Fatman Scoop hyping up the crowd at Town Center Park as he stepped up to the DJ booth’s platform and collapsed — out of the audience’s view.People could be seen performing chest compressions behind the screen of the DJ set as other performers on stage led the crowd in prayer, according to the video and multiple reports.Authorities were called to the park around 8:33 p.m., according to TMZ.

broke the rookie record for three-point shots in a season, two other record-smashing athletes were also in the house: Olympic gold medalists and Gabby Thomas.The crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse went when the Olympians, gymnast and sprinter, showed up on the Jumbotron during the Indiana Fever game against the Connecticut Sun on August 28. According to multiple , Biles and Thomas were attending their first WNBA game—and they definitely picked a good one.

No matter how many times you say their names, don’t expect Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis to pop up in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.

Pat McAfee, who joined ESPN in a blockbuster 2023 deal, bridled at the question of whether “journalistic standards” should apply to his show.