Arlo Parks performs stripped-back ‘Black Dog’ in front of Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage

Ever since Michael De Luca took the reins of MGM as film group chairman, the studio has become a strong player in Hollywood, outbidding and acquiring many hot properties. MGM’s latest acquisition? Paul Thomas Anderson‘s 1970s San Fernando Valley movie, which MGM scooped up from Focus Features.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorEXCLUSIVE: We hear that Paul Thomas Anderson’s new 1970s San Fernando Valley movie is jumping from Focus Features to MGM.

Arlo Parks and Jay1 are among the new artists have been chosen for Amazon Music’s Breakthrough – a new development programme aimed at supporting emerging artists during the formative moments of their careers.Breakthrough will support a wide array of artists across the musical spectrum, including R&B, rap, indie and country.Parks and Jay1 are in the first raft of artists for the programme, alongside upcoming R&B singer Kiana Ledé, folk group Provinz, German singer Malik Harris and rising country

Ariana Grande’s ‘Be Alright’ – watch it below now.The actor shared a clip of her singing and playing the track on guitar on her Twitter account earlier today (July 10).In the video, Larson sings the chorus to the 2016 track, which originally appeared on Grande’s ‘Dangerous Woman’ album, while strumming a turquoise electric guitar.

Glastonbury‘s Pyramid Stage was among the many UK venues to be lit up red last night in support of the #LetTheMusicPlay campaign.On Sunday evening (July 5), the UK government unveiled plans to inject £1.57billion into the nation’s arts, culture and heritage industries in order to help them “weather the impact of coronavirus”.Following the announcement, the Association Of Independent Festivals (AIF) told NME that they had been unable to get reassurance that festivals will be able to access this

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have shared a cover of Hole‘s ‘Malibu’ – listen to it below.The Melbourne jangle rockers – minus drummer Marcel Tussie – got together earlier this week for a Sirius XMU session, sharing a stripped-back rendition of the 1998 single that originally appeared on the Courtney Love-led band’s third album, ‘Celebrity Skin’.Watch the band perform it below:The band’s Hole cover comes after sharing a studio performance of ‘She’s There’ for the baked sessions music series

Arlo Parks has shared a stunning cover of Phoebe Bridgers‘ ‘Moon Song’ as part of her “lo fi lounge” video series, in which she performs both covers and original songs from her home.

Kesha is celebrating Stonewall Day with an emotional performance on “Rainbow”.

Laura Marling performed in front of the Pyramid Stage as part of the BBC’s The Glastonbury Experience 2020 yesterday (June 27).The singer-songwriter was one of many artists set to feature on the bill for the Worthy Farm festival before it was forced to be cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.Marling played a version of her song ‘Strange Girl’, which features on her latest album ‘Song For Our Daughter’, in front of the Pyramid Stage structure, cows and a plane.

Matt Bellamy has shared a new, stripped-back version of ‘Unintended’ – listen to it below.The Muse frontman shared the classical-piano, acoustic version of the hit from their 1999 debut, ‘Showbiz’ on social media this morning (June 26).Posting on Twitter, Bellamy wrote: “Check out this classical piano acoustic version of Unintended, out today.”He continued: “I wrote this song when I was around 19 and it seems more relevant today than back then!”You can listen to it below:Check out this classical

Brad Pitt, Sandra Bullock, Oprah Winfrey, Jamie Foxx and more stars took the time to honour essential workers amid the coronavirus pandemic in Harry Connick Jr.’s CBS special, “United We Sing: A Grammy Tribute to the Unsung Heroes”, on Sunday.

Glastonbury experience at home unless your home happens to be a 900-acre farm full of agitprop installations, fortysomething Faithless fans, a wide variety of new-age healing practitioners and open pits of human waste.But while we will never get back the lost Glastonbury – and what a Glastonbury it would have been: Diana Ross, Robyn and the Happy Mondays is our kind of 50th birthday party – if you can just lower expectations a tad there is still some fun to be had next weekend.

Weezer have performed a stripped-back version of their recent single ‘Hero’ on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. The remotely recorded performance is set in frontman Rivers Cuomo’s living room where he plays piano, while the rest of the band’s parts are superimposed onto a television in the corner. Watch it below:‘Hero’ is taken from the band’s forthcoming album, ‘Van Weezer’, the release of which has been postponed indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic.