Dixie Chicks share new single ‘Julianna Calm Down’

Chrissy Teigen has taken issue with the New York Times for squashing Alison Roman's food column in light of their very public spat.  A spokesperson for the Times told E! News on Tuesday that Roman's bi-weekly recipes were put on "temporary leave" for an unspecified reason, but it didn't take long for fans of Roman to connect the dots between the hiatus and her recent drama with Chrissy.  The supermodel and cookbook author took to Twitter, as per usual, to air her grievances.  "I very publicly

Alison Roman’s temporary leave from her New York Times column sparked a reaction from Chrissy Teigen.

By Mackenzie Nichols

Alison Roman's New York Times column won't be turning out any fresh content for the time being, according to a new report. A rep for the Times confirmed to the Daily Beast on Tuesday that Roman's column has been placed "on temporary leave." Per the outlet, the Times did not indicate how long the leave would last nor did it state a specific reason as to why.

Tracee Ellis Ross took to Instagram Live on Thursday night to debut “Love Myself”, her new single from the soundtrack from her upcoming film “The High Note”.

Premiered on their recent livestream

The trio's second single in as many weeks

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Natalie Maines is keeping fans entertained during the global pandemic.

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Gorillaz have shared the fourth song from their Song Machine series. "How Far?" features London grime king Skepta and the iconic Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen, who died last week. The song “was written and recorded with Skepta in London just before lockdown and is being shared immediately as a tribute to the spirit of a great man, Tony Allen,” the band said in a statement to press over the weekend.

Gorillaz are paying tribute to late Afrobeat pioneer Tony Allen with the release of the band's new song "How Far?""The track was written and recorded with Skepta in London just before lockdown and is being shared immediately as a tribute to the spirit of a great man, Tony Allen," Gorillaz said in a statement Saturday (May 2).Allen, a longtime friend and music collaborator of Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn, is also featured on the track.

The track is Damon Albarn's most recent collaboration with Allen

By Jordan Moreau

With Gaslighter -- the Dixie Chicks’ first album of new material in 14 years -- postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic, the trio has slipped out a a second song, “Julianna Calm Down,” from the album, following the title track's release in March.

The Dixie Chicks’ highly-anticipated upcoming album may be postponed, but they are not letting that stop them from releasing new music.