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Dave Grohl has hailed the long-awaited Save Our Stages Act that passed into the law in the US at the weekend.The money will go towards preventing the permanent closure of independent music venues, which have been forced to shut amid the coronavirus pandemic.The bill includes $15 billion (£11.1 billion) in dedicated funding for live venues, independent movie theatres and cultural institutions.In a statement issued on the Foo Fighters social media pages, Grohl wrote: “A huge, heartfelt thank you

Dave Grohl has hailed the long-awaited $900 billion (£666 billion) Save Our Stages Act that passed into the law in the US at the weekend.The money will go towards preventing the permanent closure of independent music venues, which have been forced to shut amid the coronavirus pandemic.The bill includes $15 billion (£11.1 billion) in dedicated funding for live venues, independent movie theatres and cultural institutions.In a statement issued on the Foo Fighters social media pages, Grohl wrote: “A

Mark Hamill and Billie Lourd have paid tribute to Carrie Fisher on the fourth anniversary of the Star Wars icon's death. Fisher died at the age of 60 on 27 December, 2016, after suffering a massive stroke during a flight from London to Los Angeles.

Billie Lourd sent “strength and love” to those who have lost loved ones on the fourth anniversary of her mom Carrie Fisher’s death.

Carrie Fisher passed away on December 27, 2016, her millions of fans around the world were shocked and devastated. On Sunday, four years after her death, her daughter, Billie Lourd, took to Instagram to pay tribute to the iconic actress' memory.

Billie Lourd is sending "love and strength" to those who have loved a lost one as she remembered her late mother Carrie Fisher on the fourth anniversary of her death. The 'American Horror Story' actress remembered the 'Star Wars' legend on Sunday (27.

Actress Billie Lourd took to Instagram to empathize with those who have lost loved ones due to the pandemic while honoring her late mother Carrie Fisher on the fourth anniversary of the Hollywood icon and Star Wars legend’s death.

Billie Lourd is thinking of her mom on the fourth anniversary of her death. The actress took to Instagram on Sunday to remember Carrie Fisher, who died on Dec.

Billie Lourd is remembering her mom Carrie Fisher.

Billie Lourd is honouring her mom Carrie Fisher on the anniversary of her death.

(This article you’re about to read contains some spoilers for “Wonder Woman 1984”)Despite a ton of material to mine, over the last 4 years major Hollywood movies have generally avoided villains who seem like direct analogs for Donald Trump, mainly due to fear of alienating people who voted for him. But there’s a feeling among some that maybe “Wonder Woman 1984” is an exception to that rule, that maybe the DC Comics film is giving us a truly Trump-ish baddie.It’s a valid question.

Dave Grohl joined The Bird And The Bee for a live cover of the festive classic ‘Little Drummer Boy’.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticAt the end of an awful and exhausting year, let us give thanks for it at least having the good grace to end with “Bridgerton.”Based on Julia Quinn’s romance novel series, this confectionary treat of a show knows exactly what you might want from it and delivers those fantasies on a silver platter with a dashing (and even surprisingly sexy) smile.The new Netflix drama travels to 19th century England to tell familiar enough narratives of headstrong women and the

Dave Grohl has recalled taking mushrooms at his mum’s Christmas party when he was 15 years old.The Foo Fighters frontman said he then stayed up all night trying and failing to learn a Led Zeppelin song on the guitar.Telling the story to Zane Lowe on Apple Music, Grohl said: “I grew up in a house that was really small and every Christmas night people just knew to come over to the Grohl’s little house.

The Velvet Underground for the final instalment in their Hanukkah Sessions series.The Hanukkah Sessions saw Grohl team up with the Foo Fighters producer to cover eight songs by Jewish artists, one for each night of the holiday period.Prior to the pair’s Velvet Underground cover, they took on Drake‘s ‘Hotline Bling’, ‘Sabotage’ by Beastie Boys, Peaches’ ‘Fuck The Pain Away’, Bob Dylan’s ‘Rainy Day Women #12 & 35’, ‘Mississippi Queen’ by Mountain, Elastica’s ‘Connection’ and ‘Frustrated’ by The

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