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died in September 2021, but was nominated posthumously for “Norm Macdonald: Nothing Special” in the Variety Special (Pre-Recorded) category.Fact check: Macdonald was included in the 2021 Emmys In Memoriam segment, since the show aired days after his passing.Still, fans felt as though he should have been mentioned since he was nominated for an award.“You’re telling me norm lost the emmy and wasn’t even in the in memoriam,” one angry viewer said.@normmacdonald was NOMINATED for his comedy special… and yet was left out of the In Memoriam section at the #Emmys2022?!?“Did the Emmy’s really just leave out Norm Macdonald out of the in memoriam section after just nominating him for an award?” added another.People. Settle down.

DJ Khaled has shared ‘Staying Alive’, a Drake and Lil Baby-assisted single lifted from the producer’s upcoming album.‘Staying Alive’, the chorus of which interpolates the 1977 Bee Gees song of the same name, sees Khaled refresh the old school disco classic with sparse production and sharp hi-hats. Khaled lists the Bee Gees — Robin, Andy and Maurice Gibb — as lyricists on the new track.For their part, Drake and Lil Baby switch flows before delivering an auto-tuned rendition of the titular original on the new song’s hook.

ðµ https://t.co/HY6F1UKjTD ðµ pic.twitter.com/rFncxebnCqThe group then launched into Bee Gees hit You Should Be Dancing, with Dave telling the church members he saw their ‘momma dancing’ to the song.The Foo Fighters announced their new album, Hail Satan, in June, which sees them explore a disco sound and cover four classic Bee Gees tracks – Night Fever, Tragedy, You Should Be Dancing and More Than A Woman.The group – consisting of Dave, Nate Mendel, Pat Smear, Taylor Hawkins, Chris Shiflett and Rami Jaffee – also recorded their own rendition of Andy Gibb’s single Shadow Dancing for the release.The disc was released on July 17 in vinyl format and was sold for a limited time, with 12,000 copies pressed.The band promoted their new album on

Foo Fighters have shared a new video for ‘Shadow Dancing’, an Andy Gibb cover that appeared on the group’s recent disco side-project.The band first revealed their disco leanings with a cover of the Bee Gees’ ‘You Should Be Dancing’ back in February.It was then followed by a full album ‘Hail Satin’ under the name ‘Dee Gees’ earlier this month.Released as part of a Record Store Day drop, it consists of four Bee Gees covers and Andy Gibb’s solo track ‘Shadow Dancing’, plus five live versions of songs from the band’s 2020 studio album ‘Medicine at Midnight’.Now, the band have revealed the video for ‘Shadow Dancing’, which features drummer Taylor Hawkins stepping in on lead vocals.

Foo Fighters‘ disco side project, the Dee Gees, have shared their debut album ‘Hail Satin’ to streaming platforms.Previewed back in February with the band’s take on the Bee Gees’ ‘You Should Be Dancing’, the album originally arrived as part of a Record Store Day drop on July 17, and was recorded at the band’s Studio 606.It features four Bee Gees covers, a rendition of Andy Gibb’s ‘Shadow Dancing’ and five live versions of songs from the band’s latest studio album, last year’s ‘Medicine at Midnight’.Back in February, Foo Fighters (and Dee Gees) frontman Dave Grohl explained the decision to initially cover the Bee Gees’ ‘You Should Be Dancing’.“Somebody said, ​‘Hey, have you seen that Bee Gees documentary?’ And I was like the last person on

SCROLL DOWN TO WATCH ANDY GIBB SOLO PERFORMANCE AND INTERVIEWSAndy was a global sensation at just 18 years old. The many struggles of teen idols and pop stars are well catalogued but Andy didn't just experience his own fame at a young age.