Ten things Brits plan to continue doing online as lockdown improves productivity

G-Eazy had a lot to say in his new song “Had Enough” from his latest project Everything’s Strange Here released on Friday, June 26. The song breaks down the rapper’s, 31, post-split life with a “crazy-ass ex” who “would go on TV” and “go on Ellen on me.” Many fans believe that the ex the rapper is referring to on his track is Halsey! G-Eazy also raps about how the supposed ex took “no time” to replace him, adding “You dragged my name, I don’t say s—t / But let somebody say ‘G-Eazy,’ you go apes—t.” Yikes!

Ed Meza @edmezavarCaracas-based Veloz Distribución may be the only Venezuelan company attending Cannes’s Marché du Film this year, but the five-year-old shingle has some impressive film and TV projects in development, including the latest work by celebrated auteur Román Chalbaud.Headed by actress Elaiza Gil and writer-director Edgar Rocca, Veloz is also in the process of launching VelozStreaming, a new VOD service described as “more of a virtual cinema” and “a little in the spirit of MUBI.” The company is on the lookout for films for the platform as well as for another new Venezuelan streaming service, Click a Cine, established by a group of filmmakers, producers and actors, among them producer Carlos Malavé.Chalbaud, the iconic Venezuelan

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVABC’s General Hospital is joining fellow daytime dramas The Bold and the Beautiful and The Young and the Restless in setting a target date for return to production. ABC is tentatively planning to resume shooting its long-running soap in mid-July contingent on the CIVID-19 situation in Los Angeles, which have been fluid.CBS’ The Bold and the Beautiful restarted production last week.

Urmston, and looks after around 40 dogs at one time. This week, the centre rescued a neglected American bulldog named Pepper, who was found wandering the streets of Salford.

The majority of lockdown Brits now yearn for 'The Good Life' with their ambitions for the future changing in the wake of the pandemic.

Emily Atack dropped a sizzling snap of herself sunbathing earlier this week.The actress, who has been in lockdown at her North London flat, was clearly loving the recent bout of sunshine and soon set up base outdoors for an afternoon under the rays.Scraping her blonde locks into a high ponytail, the beauty kept her face covered in a pair of sunglasses she jokingly said "egg wears shades".Making sure she was well covered, Emily shared a glimpse of her black top with a square neckline as she topped up the tan.Oozing radiance and looking chic despite the laid-back get-up, Emily was all smiles in the sultry snap.The picture comes days after the Inbetweeners star opened up about life in lockdown and revealed she has managed to shed a stone in

Mike Shinoda mix of her power-pop anthem ‘I Drive Me Mad’ – listen to it below.The 18-year-old singer-songwriter released the original version of the track back in March. It featured on her debut EP ‘Teenage Angst’.

General Hospital is planning its return.

which ended with two people being shot dead.Cheriff Tall, 21, and Abayomi Ajose, 36, were both shot in the head from close range.

Louise Redknapp has been treating fans to regular workout content in lockdown, and it's safe to say she is looking incredible. The singer, 45, showed off her rock-hard abs in a sizzling mirror selfie following a gruelling workout at home.Wearing a simple black sports bra, Louise let her dark blonde locks flow as she posed for the snap.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorEXCLUSIVE: Tech developer Draganfly and motion picture & TV production company Enderby Entertainment are teaming to launch Draganfly’s Safe Set Solutions for feature and TV productions.Safe Set Solutions is a ground-based technology that uses symptom pre-screening, elevated body temperature measurement, and social distancing digital display to help ensure that crews and casts are safe on set.

Eurovision film lands today on the streaming platform.The lead stars of the film, Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams, appeared on Today FM’s The Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show to talk about the film’s release, where the comedian revealed his ideal Irish lockdown location. It will certainly surprise you!During the interview, it seemed unavoidable that talk would turn to Matt Damon’s recent stay in Dalkey.When asked about his dream Irish lockdown location, Will Ferrell admitted that he would happily spend lockdown drinking whiskey in Cork!The actor joked, saying: ‘Probably at the Jameson Distillery down in Cork, in Midleton.

Oldham’s library will be reopening to the public as lockdown lifts – but people won’t be able to choose their own books from the shelves.The library on Greaves Street is to open its doors on Monday, July 6, with residents able to access a ‘limited range of facilities’ such as taking out books and using the computers.But due to having to implement social distancing measures over coronavirus, visitors won’t be allowed to browse the bookshelves as normal.Instead people will be able to choose up to four pre-prepared ‘genre packs’ each containing three books.Children’s books will also be available, with genre packs for different age groups.All books will be quarantined for 72 hours prior to be put out for borrowers.Adults will also be able to

Rapper Huey, 32, was shot at a home in the city of Kinloch, Missouri, during the evening hours of Thursday, June 25. He later died at a hospital around 11 p.m., according to St. Louis County police Sgt. Benjamin Granda, per NBC News. Another man, 21, was also wounded in the shooting. This second victim reportedly showed up at the Ferguson Police Department before he was taken to a nearby hospital. He is expected to survive.

Tom Cruise channelled his inner action hero as he flew and perfectly landed a helicopter in London. Meanwhile, today, we chose not to brush our teeth because lockdown is real.

Anthony Joshua’s delayed world heavyweight title defence against Kubrat Pulev should take place in Britain in November.

Ministers were warned confusion over the Coronavirus alert level would cause “public anxiety”, days before Boris Johnson appeared to ignore the scale and announced the easing of lockdown measures.

Camelphat have shared their latest single ‘Hypercolour’ featuring Foals frontman Yannis Philippakis – listen to it below.The Liverpool duo’s new track is the result of a couple of recording seasons – one in Liverpool and one in London – after the Grammy-nominated producers expressed their wish to collaborate with Foals.“We’ve been longtime fans of Foals after seeing them live a number of times over the years, and they have always been on our list to collaborate with,” Camelphat told Forbes. “Thankfully, the feeling was mutual.”Listen to ‘Hypercolour’ below:This summer Camelphat were confirmed to headline their own residency at Ushuaia in Ibiza but were forced to cancel due to the island’s clubs being closed due to the coronavirus. They are

Tom Grater International Film ReporterEXCLUSIVE: The Machine, the Los Angeles-based management and production company run by former Gersh agent Kevin Herrera and Maker studios co-founder Rawn Erickson II, has named its first VP of Talent with the hiring of former Fullscreen and MGMT manager Blake Reading.Reading has been in situ for a few months now after leaving his post at Fullscreen Media, where he worked with talent including actors and social media influencers.

This week was a particularly big one for K-pop, as Monsta X announced a virtual concert, Blackpink dropped their highly-anticipated single “How You Like That,” and BTS unveiled the music video for “Stay Gold.” Plus, Big Hit Entertainment announced a series of BTS "Graphic Lyrics" books!

here“If you put that into the perspective of the amount of money we are now expecting to lose, while the proposals for a rent holiday may be small, in the interests of fairness, it would cost the council a significant amount of money.”Coun Meller said the council was able to offer deferrals, but the combination of its financial position and the issue of fairness to other tenants meant a rent holiday scheme wasn't 'an option at this time’.He added: “It’s very, very difficult. I appreciate that the market has a huge amount to offer and does offer a huge amount to the town centre.