The Oldenburg Fest Keeps It Quirky Amid COVID-19

Slowdive have confirmed that they’re working on their first new album in five years.The shoegaze band took to social media last night (February 10) to reveal that the follow-up to their self-titled 2017 album is on its way.“Studio vibes,” the band’s official Twitter account wrote, captioning a picture of Neil Halstead and Rachel Goswell.Goswell quote tweeted the photo on her personal Twitter account, writing: “LP5.”LP5 https://t.co/gtDt1OZF3N— Rachel Goswell

The star added that the product offers an “array of benefits” including an improvement of metabolism and fatigue.She wrote: "They promise an array of benefits inc: improvements to your metabolism, immune system, insomnia, fatigue, migraines etc etc!”Some fans weren’t particularly impressed by the patches, claiming that it was a “scam.” @Michaelwatterson penned: “I watched a video debunking these.“They put them on a clean sterilised surface and was same results as putting on your foot.”Lucyswhitehall wrote: “Interesting....“Although I think our bodies are already well equipped to manage and expel toxins, so I'm not convinced of their value or evidence base.”@Whyayemrs said: “Detoxification is done by the liver, not the soles of the feet.“All of these foot pads are a scam. Companies love preying on our fears and insecurities.Save your money.”@Hannahdarling370 said: “Don't waste your money.The liver and kidneys detox the body.”Julia later responded to these accusations from her Twitter account, explaining she was not endorsing them.She said: "I was sleepy when I posted about these & didn't use words like allegedly/supposedly in the actual film."I hope i was clear that I'm not sure about these & it was just a bit of dirty tea bag fun. (sic)“I'm not saying they 'do' anything.

While Rihanna continues to slay our social media timelines with her impressive maternity style, we’re still making sure we keep up with the rest of the best celebrity fashion moments taking place every week. These last seven days, celebs have been loving monochrome looks and bright colors.

Alan is best known for shows such as Love Your Garden and Love your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh.The star also often shares gardening advice with fans.In January, Alan, on Gardeners’ World, shared top tips on looking after his orchid houseplants.He said: “There’s one group of flowering plants which until recently terrified the pants off people because they thought they must be difficult to grow - the orchids.“Then a few years ago, along came the moth orchid, phalaenopsis.”He added that the plant had actually been around for a long time.Talking about what to expect, he explained that they generally lasted for months.The presenter reminded fellow horticulturists not to over water them, as they come in a transparent pot.

Inventing Anna, about socialite scammer Anna Delvey. In the episode, written by Shondaland vet , Delvey takes her “friends,” Kacy Duke (Cox), a celebrity fitness trainer and life coach, as well as magazine photo editor Rachel (Katie Lowes) and videographer Noah (Chris Lowell) to Morocco under the guise that she has to travel abroad for visa purposes. They decide to capture footage for her burgeoning social arts club back in New York along the way—but unbeknownst to everyone, Delvey can't pay for any of it. Kacy is the first to sense that something is amiss. “These are palatial digs, you know? This is incredible,” Cox says as we sit down on one of the many plush couches inside the architecturally stunning Moroccan abode.

Cristiano Ronaldo could not be more proud of his 11-year-old son, Cristiano Jr. who recently signed a professional deal with Manchester United’s junior league. It’s the start of Junior’s career as he follows in the footsteps of his famous father.

Michelle Obama and Barack Obama’s daughters are “no longer thrilled” to be quarantining with their parents amid the coronavirus pandemic.“At first, our kids got a little sick of us, which was fine because we were pretty much sick of them,” the former first lady, 56, joked of Malia, 22, and Sasha, 19, during a Wednesday, September 23, Conan appearance. “The summer started happening, and then we could be outside a little bit more.

Plans to bring back live sport spectators from October 1 are due to be "paused" by the government due to the surge in coronavirus cases.

I'm a Celebrity.The new series will be filmed in Abergele and is set to provide jobs for the local community.This includes a recent recruitment of experienced production runners within the area by ITV.They aren't the only local professionals involved with the upcoming TV project though.North Wales Live can exclusively reveal that furloughed theatre staff are also being used.Technicians from Venue Cymru and Theatr Colwyn began working on the production this month.Eight employees joined the show last Monday (September 14) along with an additional two yesterday.The staff, all of whom had been furloughed, are now expected to remain on set for another 10 days.They will be paid by ITV and are currently assisting crew on location at Gwrych

Champions League final-eight rules.Scotland’s top-flight clubs should adopt that same policy right now so there’s no future arguing and no debates.Celtic or Rangers could lose half a dozen players ahead of an Old Firm game but, if it happens, we shouldn’t hear a word of complaint.If we start calling games off it could have catastrophic consequences.It might not just be three points a team loses. The snowball effect could shut the game down and see clubs who are already under savage financial pressure get into trouble they just can’t escape.Just take a look at Macclesfield this week if you need an example.We have signed up for this strange season.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVThe 72nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards winners may be celebrating alone in their own homes during the live but virtual broadcast on Sunday, but some of them won’t have to socially distance from their awards!Trophy presenters “may be visiting some of the winners live,” ABC, which will air the event, announced Friday. With this announcement came a first look (which you can see above) at the health and safety measures these presenters will utilize in order to deliver the statues amid the coronavirus pandemic.The hazmat suit was created and designed by costume designer Katja Cahill and executive producer Guy Carrington.

AMANDA Holden has duetted on a cover version of I Know Him So Well with Sheridan Smith - but on Saturday night we’ll see her with a very different singing partner. She gets dragged onto the Britain’s Got Talent stage by drag artist Myra Dubois where she ends up belting out the ballad, made famous by Elaine Paige and Barbara Dickson.

Mae Hamilton Grown tired of looking at the same tired walls of your home during the COVID-19 lockdown? Well, you’re not alone — many home owners are looking to spruce up their decor nowadays, especially those who are working out of their houses. Hollywood-based company Creative Art Partners now offers a subscription art service that can help deck out homes in luxury style.CAP is an art distribution service offering a range of innovative solutions for the leasing, sales and exhibition of contemporary art.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.An East Kilbride mum has set up on online group to help make this Christmas one to remember – despite the COVID-19 pandemic.Joanna Rae, 28, is creating an online Christmas fair with the idea generating interest across the country and even overseas.The mum-of-four from Calderwood sells the perfume range Essence.With many small businesses – particularly arts and crafts and cosmetics and perfumes – relying on festive fairs to generate vital income, Joanna decided to try and do something to help.A Christmas to Remember East Kilbride has mushroomed into A Christmas to Remember East Renfrewshire, Falkirk and Lanark just to name a few.And there has also been

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaMiranda Haymon has been named resident director of Roundabout Theatre Company, one of New York City’s preeminent non-profit arts organizations. Her promotion comes after three years working with the company.

Nicole Byer jokingly awarded "COVID-19 Compliance Awards" during the first night of 2020's virtual Creative Arts Emmys on Monday. The Creative Arts Emmys (and Nailed It!) host performed a bit themed to the socially-distant ceremony (where acceptance speeches were pre-taped) when she nominated The Masked Singer, among other titles, for the fake prize: "because, honestly, you should know it— we should allbe wearing masks," she explained.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe first of five nights of the Creative Arts Emmys began on Monday, with “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and “Apollo 11” getting out to an early lead.The first night of the awards focused on the artisans categories for reality and nonfiction programming. “Apollo 11” picked up three awards in total, including a win for best picture editing for a nonfiction program.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeLast month, when the Television Academy asked Creative Arts Emmy nominees to pre-tape their acceptance speeches, it caused a bit of a stir. Some were worried that they might jinx their chances, while others feared their videos would be leaked if they didn’t win.Academy president Maury McIntyre says he understands those concerns, and after the organization did a round of outreach to personal publicists and awards execs, he reports that the show now has 96% participation.

The Karate Kid is having a big resurgence thanks to the Netflix‘s Cobra Kai, which brings back William Zabka and Ralph Macchio as Johnny Lawrence and Daniel LaRusso.

CORONATION Street cast and crew fear they and fellow ITV soap Emmerdale will look outdated and like poor relations now BBC1’s EastEnders is back on air. The ITV soaps made Covid-19 part of their storylines, with a socially distanced cast and one-way signs in shops.

Brits considering a city break in Edinburgh will want to check out Travelodge 's latest sale.