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Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer Ice Spice brought the Bronx to Los Angeles for her first headlining show at the Hollywood Palladium last night, running through the considerable spate of hits she’s amassed since she reached full viral throttle with her breakthrough hit “Munch (Feelin’ U)” in late 2022. The Y2K! World Tour, which kicked off in Denmark on July 4, has slowly been making its way across the globe, with two nights already checked off at New York City’s Terminal 5 plus shows in Chicago and Philadelphia.

Thania Garcia The NFL has tapped Anitta to headline the halftime performance at the league’s first-ever game in South America on Sept. 6. The Green Bay Packers will face the Philadelphia Eagles at the Corinthians Arena in São Paulo in the kick off to the 2024 season.

Newcastle United have sent a metaphorical hands-off warning to Manchester City after making a decision on midfielder Bruno Guimaraes.

Liam Gallagher has donated his iconic globe instillation from his residency at the Co-op to the brand new venue. Back in June, the former Oasis frontman played four gigs at the arena to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Oasis' debut album.

Over 20 years since becoming pop sensations, The Cheeky Girls sparked nostalgia with an electrifying performance over the weekend. Gabriela and Monica Irimia, the iconic Cheeky Girls duo, dazzled audiences in Chester while dressed to the nines in their signature boob tubes and hot pants to perform their top 10 banger "Cheeky Song (Touch My Bum)" during the city's exuberant Pride celebrations.

The Jam legend Bruce Foxton has announced that he's stepping down from performing with his band due to health issues.

A speeding driver who killed a pensioner after she ploughed her 4x4 into him is facing jail. Lisa Anderson, 37, motored into William Pender, 75, while behind the wheel of her Land Rover Discovery.

Dumfries soldier Lance Sergeant Jamie Bell had the honour of performing a bagpipe solo in front of 8,000 people at the opening night of the Royal Edinburgh Royal Military Tattoo.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer President Biden defended his record and promised to be the “best volunteer” for Kamala Harris in a 49-minute speech on Monday night, going well past midnight on the East Coast. The convention was running more than an hour late by the time the president took the stage at the United Center in Chicago. A performance from James Taylor, slotted just before the introduction from Biden’s daughter, had to be cut for time.

The case of Dee Warner has just taken a massive leap forward.

Kamala Harris kicked off her convention on Monday night with a brief appearance, sending a jolt of excitement through the Democratic delegates on hand. “This is going to be a great week!” Harris said, before thanking President Joe Biden, who will speak later on Monday night. “We are forever grateful to you.” Harris’ appearance followed a brief biographical video, narrated by Jeffrey Wright and accompanied by Beyonce’s song “Freedom.” The vice president then gave way to emcee Tony Goldwyn, the actor who played the president on the ABC show “Scandal.” Goldwyn was among a handful of entertainers on stage, following Jason Isbell, who sang “Something More Than Free,” and Mickey Guyton, who performed “Ain’t We All American?” Goldwyn promised that the week would offer an introduction to Harris and a clear contrast between Donald Trump’s agenda and her vision for the future.

Strictly Come Dancing pro Vito Coppola has likened the show's cast to "a big family" amid controversy over allegations about the treatment of several contestants.The BBC One show is set to return this autumn following claims against Giovanni Pernice and Graziano Di Prima, which prompted an investigation. Vito, 31, who clinched victory last year with his celeb dance partner Ellie Leach, was quizzed by BBC News on whether he was taken aback by the allegations of his former professional dancers.

Katy Perry took the time to promote her upcoming album with SiriusXM.

Mickey Guyton, Jason Isbell and James Taylor will perform at the Democratic National Convention this evening.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor SPOILER ALERT: This story discusses major plot points, including the ending of “Alien Romulus,” now playing in theaters. Fede Álvarez might have just delivered one of the wildest endings of the year with “Alien: Romulus” — thanks, in large part, to its terrifying new monster, nicknamed “The Offspring.” Early in the film, Kay (Isabela Merced) tells Rain (Cailee Spaeny) that she’s pregnant. As the Xenomorphs unleash terror on Rain and the crew, Kay is captured by one.

Reading and Leeds 2024 is just around the corner – but for those unable to head to the festival this year, here’s how you can watch it online and at home.The festival – which is predicted to sell out this weekend – boasts Fred Again.., Lana Del Rey, Liam Gallagher, Catfish And The Bottlemen, Blink-182 and Gerry Cinnamon as its six headliners this year.Raye,Spiritbox, Fontaines D.C., Reneé Rapp, Pendulum, Denzel Curry, Kenny Beats, Beabadoobee, Nia Archives, Two Door Cinema Club, Neck Deep, The Wombats, Ashnikko, Rachel Chinouriri, Hak Baker, The Last Dinner Party and more are also expected to play from Wednesday, August 21 to Sunday, August 25.Sunny intervals are also to be expected from both locations (as of August 19).If you’ve missed out on tickets this year or can’t make the festival, fear not – here are all the ways you can catch this year’s best bits online or at home.BBC iPlayer will air performances from the Main Stage and the “groundbreaking” new stage The Chevron, where The Prodigy, Sonny Fodera and Skrillex are set to headline. Coverage will run across all three days of the festival, and you’ll be able to catch up on key performances and tracks for 30 days after.There will also be 24/7 Reading and Leeds content on the Music Channel in iPlayer, whilst noteworthy performances from previous years are now available to watch.iPlayer will also feature a live stream to run each day, where select performances and highlights will be ready to watch from home.If you’re still hankering for more Reading and Leeds once the festival’s done, you can watch back key moments from August 26, where you can play back-to-back performances on the Music Channel.BBC Radio 1 will also provide on-ground coverage of the festival.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic On a night when President Joe Biden will be addressing the Democratic National Convention, another guest will be speaking up — or singing out — for the working Joe. Jason Isbell will be performing on the first night of the convention in Chicago, singing his working man’s anthem “Something More Than Free.” Although the DNC’s musical guests have so far not been announced in advance, Isbell’s impending appearance became clear to the world Sunday night via CNN.

Jeremy Doku is looking forward to seeing more from Savinho after a lively start from the new Manchester City star.

Comedian Mark Simmons has been voted the winner of this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe’s funniest joke.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music The T.J. Martell Foundation, a leading music industry nonprofit for cancer research, will honor Big Loud partner/CEO Seth England at its 49th Annual New York Honors Gala, taking place on September 17.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music It’s hard to imagine a less likely setting for a Jelly Roll concert than Amagansett, which is basically part of the Hamptons, the seaside enclave on the eastern end of Long Island that has long been the flexy summer retreat for Manhattan’s ultra-moneyed elite. And although it was a specially invited audience of SiriusXM subscribers and superstars like Bradley Cooper, Jon Hamm, Jimmy Fallon, Shawn Levy, George Stephanopoulos, Fox 5 co-host Rosanna Scotto and at least one Real Housewife, there was a warmth to this plus-sized, heavily tattooed, deeply gracious and galvanizing artist’s performance that speaks not only to his raucous fusion of country, rock and hip-hop, but also his one-in-a-million ability to connect.