Columbia's Jam Jr. Launches New Girl Group: Run The World

The Office.Baker, who played Stanley Hudson in all nine seasons of the US version of The Office, teased the “Uncle Stan” project in a new Instagram video.In a post accompanying the video, Baker wrote: “It’s True! I’m really back! Uncle Stan coming soon!“The Kickstarter (Link In Bio) will be going live at 12pm PST. Tomorrow, Thursday (July 2nd) is the big day! I’m excited to share this project with you!”You can see the full post below.

Welcome! Brie Larson has already conquered the entertainment industry with all her major award wins and now she’s trying something else out by launching her own YouTube channel. The Captain Marvel star revealed why she decided to make the leap onto the digital platform within the near 22-minute clip posted on Thursday, July 2.

It’s good news for Brie Larson fans… they’ll be seeing a whole lot more of their favourite actress.

Phil Keoghan’s message is clear: his new CBS show, “Tough as Nails,” is not your typical competition series.“This is about honoring the hard-working people of America … who get up every day, roll up their sleeves and keep the country moving,” says Keoghan, 53. “We’re putting them in the spotlight for a change, rather than an elite athlete.

Spotify is seeking to woo couples on to its music streaming platform with the launch of a duo subscription plan in the UK.

Spotify has unveiled a new, cheaper premium subscription option for couples, called Premium Duo, that will be rolled out in the United States and 54 other markets today (July 1).

Peter Frampton has launched a new coronavirus-themed t-shirt on his merch store which plays on the title of his classic 1976 live double-album ‘Frampton Comes Alive!’.The new t-shirt displays a doctored version of the live album’s original artwork — now showing the guitarist wearing a blue face mask — and bears the words “Frampton Stays Inside!”.On the back of the t-shirt the words ‘Shelter In Place House Tour 2020’ are printed in the style of a normal tour t-shirt, with a monthly schedule of

Becky Hill has announced her own podcast, which is set to discuss the history of rave culture.The Art Of Rave will launch next week (July 6) and feature guests from Pete Tong to Roni Size and Groove Armada.“My love for dance music started when I was a child,” Hill says of the new project in a statement.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Coleen Nolan is the Daily Record's warm-hearted, straight-talking agony aunt - and now she is inviting you to join her email club.Every week the Loose Women star will share her thoughts on life and love, plus some of her favourite letters from the week's problem pages.Sign up in the form below to get added to Coleen's mailing list.Coleen says: "I've got an honest answer to every question - from problems with family

artwork shows Trump giving a speech to a cemetery full of gravestones, saying “So I said, slow the testing down!”The caption reads “Trump 2020, Reckless Endangerment Tour.”Also Read: Jim Carrey Mows Down 'Garden Pest' Mitch McConnell in Latest ArtworkTrump made remarks about testing at an Oklahoma rally over the weekend.“Testing is a double-edged sword,” he said. “Here’s the bad part: When you do testing to that extent, you’re gonna find more people.

Jill Goldsmith Red hot Tiktok unveiled a Tiktok For Business platform Thursday with a new augmented reality feature called Branded Scan and a tagline — “Don’t Make Ads, Make TikToks.”At its first NewFront presentation, the social media giant beloved by teens said it’s partnered with 2D and 3D development firms Bare Tree Media, Subvrsive and Tommy to “scale creativity and production of AR effects and help marketers make ads that mirror user content, that’s often humorous with easy to use special

Michael Gudinski has a new label.

Alicia Keys revealed that the original lineup of girl group 3LW could have looked a little different than it did when they first came onto the scene.The New York native, 39, answered the internet’s most searched questions about her during a new episode of Wired‘s “Autocomplete Interviews” on Thursday, June 18, and opened up about how she got her start in the music business.“My first band that I was in was just four of my homegirls from my neighborhood.

Ed Westwick has launched a range of fundraising face masks inspired by his TV show Gossip Girl. The British actor, who portrayed Chuck Bass in the teen drama between 2007 to 2012, announced on social media on Monday that he was releasing a line of five face masks to raise money for Kick It Out, a London-based nonprofit organisation which fights for equality and inclusion in soccer.