Billie Eilish leads star names supporting ‘Just Vote’ campaign in the US

Billie Eilish has finally shared some details about the long-awaited music video for her track, ‘No Time To Die‘.The song, which dropped back in early February, is set to accompany the forthcoming James Bond film of the same name.Taking to Instagram, Eilish shared a black and white still of herself from the clip, captioning it with “FINALLYYYYYYY “no time to die” music video out tomorrow” while also revealing that it’ll be live from 5pm BST on Thursday, October 1.View the still below:

Billie Eilish has teased the music video for James Bond title track No Time To Die ahead of its long-awaited release.

Apple has set the release date for its highly anticipated documentary about Billie Eilish. Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurrywill premiere in theaters and on Apple TV+ in February.

If you’re a person of a certain age, aka anyone that isn’t a Millennial or younger, you may not be super familiar with the work of pop star Billie Eilish. The young singer is one of the biggest names in music and has a devoted fan base that loves everything she does.

change. In 2016, 139 million Americans cast ballots, but according to Catalist, after a jaw-dropping increase of 17 million, about 156 million people could vote in 2020.

Billie Eilish and Rihanna are among the latest artists to urge their fans to vote in the upcoming US presidential election.To mark National Voter Registration Day yesterday (September 22), Eilish participated in a video for WhenWeAllVote, in which she called on her fans to “get registered now” and not “waste any more time”.“This election will have a huge impact on us, and this year four million Americans will turn 18 before November. Your voice matters.

November 3 is now just weeks away, and many celebrities are using their platforms to encourage their fans to not only register to vote, but actually vote in the 2020 presidential election. Stars like Taylor Swift, Halsey, and Kerry Washington took to social media on September 22, National Voter Registration Day, to make sure their fans’ voices are heard when it comes to selecting the United States’ next president: Joe Biden or Donald Trump. Here’s what they had to say.

Post Malone leads the nominees for the 2020 Billboard Music Awards with 16 nominations while Billie Eilish garnered a respectable 13 following a stellar debut album.The Congratulations hitmaker has picked up nominations in a number of categories, including top artist, top male artist, and top Billboard 200 artist.

Gerard Way has revealed that he might record a new song on Billie Eilish‘s new Fender ukulele after recently being gifted the instrument.Eilish’s team-up with the US guitar manufacturer was unveiled earlier this month, and has been labelled as “a bold take on the four-string classic”.Taking to Instagram over the weekend (September 19), the My Chemical Romance frontman shared an image of the instrument – which is adorned with Eilish’s signature “blohsh” symbol – among a plant in his

Billie Eilish is fed up with people forgoing social distancing rules and throwing parties amid the coronavirus pandemic.The “Bad Guy” singer, 18, took to her Instagram Story earlier this week to slam those who aren’t abiding by COVID-19 protocols as she chooses to take precautions.“Funny how I haven’t hugged my best friends in six months, and y’all are out here partying,” Eilish said with a filter that made her mouth appear huge.

Billie Eilish doesn’t get why some people aren’t taking the coronavirus seriously.

Billie Eilish has called out her peers for “partying” during the coronavirus pandemic, as the disease continues its hold across the globe.Sharing a video on her Instagram Story using a distorted filter, Eilish said: “Funny how I haven’t hugged my best friends in six months and y’all are out here partying.”Ditching the filter and returning to her normal face with a straight impression, she continued: “Funny.”Her criticism comes after famous faces, including YouTuber Jake Paul, faced criticism for

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorMichelle Obama is taking over Instagram Live next week — with several celebrity guests — for a seven-and-a-half-hour event urging Americans to register to vote.The Registered and Ready Takeover, organized by the former First Lady’s When We All Vote nonprofit advocacy organization, will take place Tuesday, Sept.

Billie Eilish has called out her peers for “partying” during the coronavirus pandemic.Posting a video to her Instagram Story using a distorted, zoomed-in face filter, the “Bad Guy” singer told the camera: “Funny how I haven't hugged my best friends in six months and y’all are out here partying.”Returning to her normal face with a deadpan impression, an unimpressed Eilish continued: “Funny.”A number of influencers and celebrities have come under fire for attending parties at a time when large

Billie Eilish was the special guest for the final episode of The Office actor Brian Baumgartner’s podcast about the US version of the sitcom.The 12-episode An Oral History Of The Office launched as a Spotify exclusive in July, and traces the show’s development from a proposed remake of Ricky Gervais’ UK version, to a present day favourite on streaming services.The show’s final episode focussed on The Office‘s continuing appeal to younger viewers, with Baumgartner, who played Kevin Malone on the

Billie Eilish, her brother Finneas, and DJ Khaled have partnered with the brains behind the Global Citizen movement to encourage youngsters to vote.Nicky Jam, Quavo, Taylor Swift, and Usher have also signed on for the Just Vote initiative which aims to “engage one million voters and get 50,000 young people registered before November’s U.S.

Superstars like Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish and DJ Khaled are teaming up to encourage fans to check on their voter registration prior to the election on Nov. 3.

Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Julianne Hough, Billy Porter and Usher are among the stars participating in Global Citizen and voter registration organization HeadCount's newly launched Just Vote campaign to increase turnout among young people. The campaign to get young people to check their registration status, register and vote in November and elections beyond this year seeks to engage one million young voters and register 50,000 young people ahead of the 2020 elections.

Chris Willman Music WriterTwo high-profile nonprofit organizations, Global Citizen and HeadCount, are teaming up for a voter registration campaign that is bringing in pop stars like Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Usher and DJ Khaled to urge fans to get on the rolls.