Beyoncé Pays D.C. Metro $100,000 to Keep Trains Running After Bad Weather Delays Concert

A heartbroken family have paid tribute to a Glasgow mum with "the biggest smile" who has died after a long battle with mental health. Lindsay McDermott, 36, was tragically found dead at a property in the Thornwood area of the city on Sunday, August 20.

Stassi Schroeder is coming for Bethenny Frankel.

Beyoncé sent out a special request for her fans who are attending upcoming shows of the «Virgo season is upon us. This tour has been such a joy and as we approach the last month, my birthday wish is to celebrate with you wearing your most fabulous silver fashions to the shows 8.23 — 9.22!» the «Break My Soul» singer wrote on her Instagram Story on Tuesday.«We'll surround ourselves in a shimmering human disco ball each night,» Beyoncé continued.

A trampoline park manager who was sacked for whistleblowing has been awarded more than £54,000 in compensation. George Gallagher had been living off benefits after being left out of work when he left his role at Flip Out Glasgow.

Mick Fleetwood is planning a benefit concert to help those impacted by the recent wildfires in Maui.

The news of Britney Spears' alleged split from third husband Sam Asghari only broke on Wednesday 16 August, but has been spreading like wildfire since. And now, the latter is said to have filed for divorce from the pop princess.

A man who died while carrying out construction work on Everton's new stadium has been named.

Scotrail train drivers have accepted a new pay deal after months of union negotiations.

David Attenborough has explained the importance of leaving a spoon of sugar out in your garden in hot weather.

A union has warned that Irn-Bru supplies could be disrupted as drivers walk out in a dispute over pay.

A homeowner has been left raging after being pestered by their neighbour for a new fence.

Steve Lacy has recalled his decision to smash a fan’s camera on stage, and reaffirmed that he refuses to apologise to those with bad “concert etiquette”.The incident in question took place at one of his shows in New Orleans last October, when a member of the audience hurled their disposable camera at him. Upon the camera landing on the stage next to him, the American singer-songwriter proceeded to destroy it and refuse to apologise for doing so.Now, coming up to one year since the incident, Lacy has recalled the moment again in a new interview, and insists that he stands by his refusal to apologise for concertgoers with poor “etiquette”.“I had to accept that this is how these kids are,” he said to Variety, discussing the incident for the first time since he released an initial statement about it.“I was pissed at first — they want so much.

Beyoncé didn’t let the rain mess with the show or her glam during her Renaissance tour stop in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, August 6.

Members of the public have been invited to mourn the death of Irish singer Sinéad O'Connor. O'Connor will be buried in a private funeral near Bray, Ireland — a former home of the musician — her family told The Irish Times. Before the burial, fans have been invited to attend a processional in order to say their goodbyes.

In a remarkable display of generosity and concern for her fans, Beyoncé’s tour reportedly paid$100,000 to the city of Washington, D.C., in order to extend the metro’s operating hours by an additional hour. This move ensured that those who attended her show wouldn’t be stranded at the venue due to the cessation of metro services and that they could get home safely.Confirmation of Beyoncé’s gesture came from the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, the organization responsible for the city’s metro system.

Not even Mother Nature herself can keep Beyoncé from entertaining her fans.

Beyoncé ensured her fans got home from her Renaissance Tour stop in Washington, D.C., by paying $100,000 to keep the city’s Metro stations open late.

Before Beyoncé was set to take the stage Sunday for the Washington, D.C., stop of her "Renaissance" tour, fans were forced to evacuate Fedex Field due to extreme weather. Fans sheltered in place for roughly two hours while waiting for the "Halo" singer to take the stage. "Due to lightning in the area, we are currently under a shelter in place order," a message from Fedex Field said.

Blue Ivy fan club grows with every performance the 11-year-old gives during her mom's. But no one is as excited for the pre-teen as her aunt, Solange Knowles.The proud auntie was in the audience to watch her niece perform alongside Beyoncé at FedEx Field in North Englewood, Maryland — adjacent to Washington, D.C.

Beyoncé from entertaining her fans.Concertgoers who showed up early and ready for Sunday's stop on the Renaissance World Tour at FedEx Field in North Englewood, Maryland — adjacent to Washington, D.C., — were met with some frightening weather conditions.A shelter-in-place warning was issued at around 6:30 p.m. ET, and the news was posted to Twitter by FedEx Field's official account, telling fans how to proceed.«Due to lightning in the area, we are currently under a shelter in place order,» the message read.