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Arsenal came out of their changing room for the second half against Liverpool with the sound of WWE star Triple H's theme tune blaring.Supporters went wild for the tune and it seemed to inspire Mikel Arteta's troops, who held on to their 2-1 lead to inflict the Reds' third defeat of the season.The Emirates Stadium's PA system blasted out Motorhead's The Game just as the Gunners stars jogged back onto the field after the interval.Not surprisingly, fans were delighted to hear the tune – which was recorded specifically for the wrestling superstar – as the Arsenal side got ready for the next 45 minutes.Many supporters joked that Mikel Arteta could be bringing on the legendary wrestler to bolster his side.One said: "Anyone else hear Triple H

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeNow that the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has mapped out its rescheduled awards ceremonies for the rest of the year, it’s ready to launch its dedicated online viewing platform for all of the Emmy Awards that it produces. As Variety first wrote in February, NATAS has been working on a new over-the-top service as a home for its daytime, sports and tech/engineering, news & documentary and regional awards in most of the country (except Los Angeles).Since then, CBS signed on to broadcast the most high-profile of NATAS’ three Daytime Emmy ceremonies, which aired in June.

Paris Jackson has said that she’s grateful that her father Michael Jackson made her wear masks while she was growing up.Michael’s three children – Paris, Prince and Blanket – famously wore masks and face coverings whenever they were out in public in order to protect their identity.The King of Pop wanted them to be able to do “normal” things, according to Paris, whose band The Soundflowers released their debut EP last month.Speaking on a new episode of her reality series Unfiltered: Paris Jackson & Gabriel Glenn, Paris said: “When [Michael] was young, he would be in the studio and he’d look outside and he’d see kids on the playground and he couldn’t do that.“He didn’t want that for us, so we wore masks.”Continuing, Paris said she was

Celebrity handyman Craig Phillips has revealed his top tips for sprucing up your home as one in six Brits admit they would put in an offer after a virtual property viewing - without setting foot through the front door.

‘redeployed’ when the pandemic left him with no sports programmes to present.It seems like he slotted in well with the Ireland AM crew over the last few months as Karen posted an amusing and affectionate post about him leaving them.  A post shared by Karen Koster (@karenkostertv) on Jul 16, 2020 at 1:30am PDTSharing a photo of the team in studio Karen wrote, ‘Tommy Martin is breaking up with us! Well for now.’‘Not sure if it’s cos he hates my bob, or is it because @ciaradirelandam still hasn’t had her roots done? Or that @alanhughestv insists on always standing on a chair to be the tallest in every pic. Who knows?’‘But as foursomes go, I couldn’t have worked through the pandemic without the craic we had every morning.

Boris Johnson will set out new plans to get millions of people back to work on Friday as he returns to the lectern at Downing Street.

We didn’t see this pairing coming — but we should know by now that anything goes in the year 2020, right?

Michelle Obama will let her own voice be heard on a new podcast.

reportedly expand its stake from 5% to 50%, giving it a huge influence over more than 850 AM and FM stations, from New York City's Z100 to Los Angeles' Alt 98.7."This deal is on an even larger scale than the Ticketmaster and Live Nation deal," Steven Madoff, a music-business attorney, said earlier this year, referring to the merger that allowed one promoter to take over much of the live-music business a decade ago.Broadcast companies have struggled through an advertising downturn throughout the pandemic, and iHeart's shares are down about 50% this year -- the company laid off hundreds of employees in January, then furloughed others in May, as well as cutting salaries for top executives, including chairman and CEO Bob Pittman.

PJ Harvey has shared an early demo of her 1995 song ‘Down By The Water’ – listen to it below.The track is taken from the forthcoming reissue of Harvey’s third studio album, ‘To Bring You My Love’, which is due to arrive September 11.Produced by Harvey with producers Flood and John Parish, and featuring the singles ‘Down By The Water’, ‘C’mon Billy’ and ‘Send His Love To Me’, ‘To Bring You My Love’ was released on February 27, 1995, less than six months after the musician’s ‘4-Track Demos’ project.It was announced in May that Harvey’s entire back catalogue of albums would be reissued on vinyl over the next 12 months.UMC/Island and Beggars’ reissue campaign aims to “celebrate every aspect of Harvey’s recording career and afford a

Charli XCX has announced a new documentary called 6ft Apart, which chronicles the making of her latest album ‘How I’m Feeling Now’.The singer-songwriter released the record in May after giving herself a strict 40-day period in which to create an album from scratch during coronavirus isolation. ‘How I’m Feeling Now’ was made with help from her fans and collaborators including A.G.

Ben Foden’s children have enjoyed some adorable bonding time with their new baby sister Farrah Abra.Aoife Belle and Tadgh John joined their dad and his wife Jackie Belanoff Smith, who had her first child on the 20th of May, for some family time.The cute kids seemed to have taken to each other instantly as Jackie shared videos of Aoife and Farrah Abra interacting sweetly.‘Farrah is learning how to “social smile” and is practising on her beautiful big sister, whom she cannot stop staring at all day,’ Ben wrote about Aoife Belle, resharing his wife’s video.The video pans between the eight-year-old and newborn with Farrah totally enthralled by Aoife, trying to mirror her movements.Five-year-old Tadgh posed alongside his sister and baby sister,

V Magazine Gigi Journal Part II issue. She also gave viewers a glimpse of her pregnant stomach for the first time, addressing fan commentary that she was able to "hide" her pregnancy during her last Instagram Lives.

Spice Girls star-turned-fashion designer has been granted official permission to sell beauty and well-being products, in a venture that is said to rival Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop brand.According to Britain’s Daily Mirror newspaper, the star has trademarked “Victoria Beckham” and her “VB” initials, giving her legal protection over her products such as oils, creams, and candles.“The Beckhams are huge in the States,” an insider said.

Shirley Ju For French Montana, accolades come in threes. His 2017 single “Unforgettable,” featuring Swae Lee, has accumulated over three billion streams in the three years since his album “Jungle Rules” made a home for the hit — all milestones the South Bronx, New York rapper celebrated this week in addition to 13 billion combined streams throughout his career (including features).

Benji Madden has been writing music for his and Cameron Diaz’s daughter, Raddix, while they quarantine amid the coronavirus pandemic.“Since we have a little one, we are really jamming out to some dope Sesame Street jams,” the retired actress, 47, told Rolling Stone on Thursday, July 16. “We’ve got ‘Baby Shark’ in the mix, and of course, Benj has written at least a dozen songs for [Raddix].”The Longevity Book author went on to say that their family of three enjoys a mix of “serious upbeat [songs] and often a cappella jams.”She and the Good Charlotte member, 41, announced in January that they had welcomed a baby girl.

Netflix apparently had a surprise up its sleeve to celebrate the anniversary of the Apollo mission to the Moon in 1969—a new live-action/animated hybrid film from writer-director Richard Linklater. According to Deadline, Netflix is set to distribute “Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Adventure,” written and directed by Linklater.

Ahead of GDC Summer, the all-digital iteration of the Game Developers Conference, the results of the organization's State of the Game Industry report were released Thursday and found that 70 percent of pooled developers switched from offices to remote setups as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Among those, nearly half reported a loss in productivity and others noted challenges in virtual collaboration and creativity.

Over the past several months, life has changed for literally every single American (and most citizens of the world). In particular, ever since COVID-19’s outbreak led to a lockdown being instituted in major cities, the way you live, work, and play (or used to play) was drastically altered. Living in New York City, I know my life was totally upended, as I’ve discussed here and there with certain guests. Today, I’m again discussing the situation with another publicist, this time Lisa Goldberg, who has a very strong perspective on it all. Plus, she’s just a jot to talk to, so even if the subject matter was serious, it was still quite enjoyable to speak with her.

Daniel Holloway Executive Editor, TVPBS’ 50th year is also its 14th with Paula Kerger at its helm. She is now the longest-serving top executive in PBS’ history — and has guided it through a period of accelerated change.“I don’t think I have words to express how much I feel that Paula’s been the perfect leader for the perfect time for PBS,” says the documentarian Ken Burns.

Jarvis Cocker released his last album as frontman of seminal Brtipop outfit Pulp -- effectively ending his time as an explicitly mainstream figure -- he's managed to remain one of rock's most compelling and singular figures in the decades since.A pair of late-'00s albums on his own proved that his economically wry songwriting and winkingly debonair performance translated to a solo context, and produced an enduring protest anthem in "Running the World." Side project Relaxed Muscle, with Jason Buckle of All Seeing I, saw Cocker thrive in an electronic framework, while the 2017 hotel-themed concept LP Room 29 with pianist Chilly Gonzales successfully recast him as a theatrical lounge act.