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Pharrell Williams has pulled his Something In The Water festival in Virginia following the fatal shooting of his cousin earlier this year.The bash was launched in 2019 and curated by Williams, but the 2020 and 2021 editions were cancelled due to COVID-19.Now, Williams has confirmed it will not be returning to Virginia Beach in 2022.“I love my city, but for far too long it has been run by and with toxic energy,” the singer wrote in a letter to Virginia Beach city manager Patrick Duhaney.

Jordan Moreau Singer Pharrell Williams may pull his Something in the Water music festival from Virginia Beach, where it was launched in 2019, due to the “toxic energy” in the city and how it handled the police killing of his cousin, Donovan Lynch, in March 2021.In a letter to Virginia Beach City Manager Patrick Duhaney on Tuesday, Williams wrote, “I love my city, but for far too long it has been run by and with toxic energy.

In March, Pharrell's 25-year-old cousin Donovan Lynch was shot and killed by police in Virginia Beach. Now, blaming "toxic energy" from city officials in the wake of his relative's death, Pharrell has announced that his music festival Something In The Water will not return to the city in 2022, and possibly ever again, according to WAVY.

Blue Virginia first reported. And on Friday, the Republican hopeful will speak at the Pray Vote Stand Summit hosted by the Family Research Council, another anti-LGBTQ organization so extreme the Southern Poverty Law Center has deemed it a hate group.Youngkin appeared at the Family Foundation event alongside GOP candidate for lieutenant governor Winsome Sears and the hard-right Virginia state Sen.

Taylor Swift fans as part of his election campaign.Terry McAuliffe has launched multiple paid advertisements on Facebook against his Republican opponent Glenn Youngkin, pointing out his involvement in the sale of Swift’s master recordings.As The Verge details, Youngkin is the former co-CEO of private equity firm The Carlyle Group.

From October 19 to 23, the iconic musical Tell Me on a Sunday will be at The Lowry, Salford, as part of its 2021 UK tour.

The accusations against Prince Andrew will have a ‘long-lasting impact’ on his close-knit family, experts exclusively tell OK!. This week, the Duke of York's legal team accepted that he has been correctly served with legal papers by his sex accuser, Virginia Roberts.The ninth in line to the throne now has 21 days to respond to her accusations of rape, sexual assault and sexual battery.The duke denies the allegations and has said he has no recollection of meeting Giuffre.

Legal papers, notifying Prince Andrew of a civil sexual assault case, have been delivered to his LA lawyer. The summons and complaint papers were sent by email and FedEx to the Duke of York's new US lawyer.

Jamie Lang Variety has been given exclusive first access to Agustín Banchero’s debut Uruguayan feature “Hilda’s Short Summer,” sold by FiGa Films and premiering in the New Directors section at this year’s San Sebastian Film Festival on Sunday, Sept.

for their rights to achieve health and success regardless of who they are or who they love,” JoDee Winterhof, the senior vice president of policy and political affairs at HRC, said in a statement. “The Human Rights Campaign is proud to endorse incredible champions who have spent their careers delivering on that promise of equality.“Governor Terry McAuliffe has fought tirelessly to ensure LGBTQ+ Virginians are afforded equal protection under the law.

Attorneys representing a U.S. woman who claims Prince Andrew sexually assaulted her have asked British courts to formally notify him about her lawsuit after a lawyer for the prince maintained this week that Andrew has not been properly notified of the “baseless” civil action.

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Lorraine Kelly took aim at Prince Andrew on her show today ahead of his US civil case. The Scots presenter said that the Duke of York needs to ‘get real’ as he remains tight-lipped ahead of his case.