Disney+ Announces First-Ever 'This Is Me' Pride Special - Celeb Guests Revealed!

Black Dice have announced their first album in nine years, entitled ‘Mod Prig Sic’.The Brooklyn experimentalists haven’t released a new album since 2012’s ‘Mr Impossible’. Upon release NME gave the album three stars, describing it as “intentionally disjointed, arrhythmic and wears boots of musique concrete”. They’ve shared the first single ‘White Sugar’, a characteristically fractured, squelchy art freakout.

Tkay Maidza has announced a North American tour for September this year, her first trek across the country since 2017.The Adelaide rapper, now based in Los Angeles, will support Emotional Oranges for 11 dates of their Sad Fruit tour from September to November.Maidza will perform two headline shows in Los Angeles and Brooklyn, in addition to sampling the returning American festival circuit by joining the bill at Austin City Limits, Day N Vegas and All Things Go.

Subway Sect. JoBoxers’ line-up includes that band’s guitarist Rob Marche, keyboardist Dave Collard, bassist Chris Bostock and drummer Sean McLusky, who were joined by American singer Dig Wayne.The band broke up in 1985 after releasing two albums, ‘Like Gangbusters’ and ‘Skin And Bone’.

Cher has now joined TikTok, and for her first post she celebrated Pride month with her fans.The legendary pop star shared her first video on the platform on Wednesday (June 23), in which she introduced herself in various different ways while donning an assortment of colour wigs.“Hi, it’s me, the great and powerful Cher.

Instagram, teasing fans of her many costume changes and guests — including Madonna, Maren Morris, Little Big Town, Brothers Osborne, Orville Peck and Mickey Guyton — who will join her on the stage at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.The one-hour special will feature her hits and her “creative spin” on classics “in celebration of Pride,” including renditions of “The Climb,” “Party in the U.S.A.,” “True Colors,” “We Belong” and “Dancing Queen.” Miley will be joined by drag queens Kylie Sonique Love

Miley Cyrus is front and centre for the Peacock Pride special “Miley Cyrus Presents Stand By You”.

TIFF 2021 is going forward with some big names and big premieres.

Miley Cyrus can't stop and won't stop! The songstress is set to stun with her new Pride special, , and fans are getting a taste of the big event before its debutIn this sneak peek of the upcoming concert event, Cyrus belts out a rendition of her hit 2013 single «We Can't Stop,» which originally featured on her  album.The moment comes amid the audience chanting for Cyrus as she gets ready backstage at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville.

Music lovers rejoice! Ireland’s first music festival in almost 16 months has just been announced and it will be hosted by IMMA in the beautiful surrounds of Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin.

Model Martha Hunt and her photographer fiancé Jason McDonald are expecting their first child. 

Natalie Imbruglia has announced her first album of original material in 12 years titled Firebird and released its lead single Build It Better.

Miley Cyrus' upcoming Pride special is here! Fans got a first look at  on Thursday, ahead of the special's June 25 debut. The trailer came about a month after news broke of Cyrus' overall deal with NBCUniversal Television and Streaming. The Pride special — one of three specials Cyrus will produce for NBCU — will stream exclusively on Peacock.

Natalie Imbruglia has announced her new single, titled Build It Better.

The Libertines‘ Gary Powell has announced his first foray into the world of cryptocurrency with ‘The Invasion Of’, a new NFT (non fungible token) made by the drummer.This new virtual offering comes after Powell teamed up with the New York visual artist Josh Klaw and US TV writer Jim Martin to develop a graphic novel and animated film which serve as companion pieces to Powell’s debut solo album.Powell’s first crypto drop will comprise of a rare 1 of 1 living art collaboration, with animated

UPDATED with latest: Disneyland will no longer require fully vaccinated guests to wear masks beginning Tuesday, June 15. A Disneyland announcement says masks will not be required indoors or outdoors in the park for those persons. Guests will need to self-attest that they are fully vaccinated. Non-vaccinated guests ages 2 and up will, however, be required to wear masks indoors, except when dining.