2020 Forced Us to Get Honest About Grief. Now What?

Halsey has so much to celebrate!

IDLES have shared a new video for ‘Carcinogenic’, the latest track to be released from their third album ‘Ultra Mono’.Recorded live for Independent Venue Week, the clip which you can view below, sees each band member performing the track from separate venues across their hometown of Bristol including The Louisiana, Exchange, The Mother’s Ruin, The Old Duke and Trinity Centre.It follows the release of previous videos for ‘Reigns’ and ‘Kill Them With Kindness’.Speaking about Independent Venue

Chris Willman Music WriterAllegations of abuse and impropriety in the New Zealand music business have caused a second major manager to resign, following earlier news that Lorde’s ex-manager had stepped down from his firm.

Raleigh Studios, the oldest continuously operating film and TV production facility in country, will now be run by Hackman Capital Partners and its affiliate, the MBS Group.

Call of Duty player Thomas Paparatto has announced his retirement from his esports career due to an injury to his thumb.The 25-year-old gamer, who goes by ‘ZooMaa’ when competing, will be stepping back for the “forseeable future”.

Pop Smoke's Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon is officially Ireland's biggest debut album released in 2020.

Griff has dropped a new single, ‘Black Hole’, marking her first new release of the year.The release was coupled with a lyric video, featuring grainy footage of the singer encapsulated within a pin-hole camera shot.Watch it below:In a press statement, Griff described the track as “a bittersweet heartbreak track”.“I actually love how melodramatic it is, as there’s obviously not ‘a big black hole where my heart used to be'”, Griff added.“But the melodrama of the lyrics – over a really interesting

Don’t call it a comeback, but…

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Black Panther actor’s behalf.Taylor Simone Ledward shared a tribute last night (January 11) during the online ceremony, in which Andre Holland, who starred opposite Boseman in 42, also gave a speech.“He was the most honest person I ever met, because he didn’t just stop at speaking the truth: he actively searched for it in himself and those around him and in the moment,” Ledward said, in the speech shared by New York Times journalist Kyle Buchanan on Twitter.“The truth can be a very easy thing

Shootings and murders skyrocketed in 2020 throughout the Big Apple, the NYPD said as it released year-end crime data late Wednesday. The number of shootings soared 97% from 777 in 2019 to 1,531 in 2020 and murders jumped by 44% from 319 to 462, according to the NYPD.

Ashli Babbitt was identified as the woman who was shot and killed by Capitol police during Trump supporters’ riot at the Capitol on January 6, according to the The New York Times. Ashli was among the throngs of rioters who descended on the Capitol following a rally led by President Donald Trump not far from the Capitol building.

Lee Breuer, a cofounder of New York’s groundbreaking experimental theater company Mabou Mines and writer of Broadway’s Pulitzer Prize finalist The Gospel at Colonus, died Sunday at his home in New York. He was 83.

Perhaps Andy Cohen is feeling the pangs of regret on this one?

Cyndi Lauper and Billy Porter left 2020 with a bang. The 67-year-old music icon took the stage in New York City last night to celebrate New Year's Eve and performed a number of her songs, including "True Colors" as a duet with Porter.

A new progressive movement popping up in Democratic circles led by political comedian Jimmy Dore, is pushing House Democrats to align and force Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi to bring a vote to the floor on Medicare for All.

Heralded as the safest big city in America in the recent past, New York City is closing out its bloodiest year in nearly a decade, grappling with a surge in homicides and a pandemic authorities say has helped fuel violence. The city had recorded 447 killings as of Tuesday, a 41% increase over last year and the largest number since 2011.The number of people shot has more than doubled last year’s total, nearing a 14-year high.

Joe Clark was the former principal of Eastside High School in Paterson, New Jersey, who inspired the 1989 film “Lean on Me.”Clark became known for his unusual disciplinary methods as principal, which included walking the school’s hallways carrying a baseball bat and a bullhorn. He expelled hundreds of students who were troublemakers or frequently tardy and absent, insisting on a culture of respect toward teachers and learning.