NEW YORK -- After more than 20 books, Anne Tyler still finds ways to challenge herself.
20.03.2020 - 18:01 / nme.com
The singer is among a host of artists who are trying to cheer up fans
Dua Lipa has implored her fans to stay at home during the coronavirus outbreak by posting bullet points of her lyrics from ‘Don’t Start Now’.
The singer took to Twitter to advise on how to social distance from people to avoid getting the virus.
She wrote the caption “I don’t make the rules” in reference to her hit single ‘New Rules’ before adding: “Don’t show up. Don’t come out. Don’t start caring about me now. Walk away. You
NEW YORK -- After more than 20 books, Anne Tyler still finds ways to challenge herself.
"The government must act with urgency if musicians are to have any hope of surviving financially"
"Now technically I’m not a doctor/But motherfuckers listen when I read a poem"
The artist's new album came out as planned on March 20
After all face-to-face teaching stopped due to the closure of its Livingston campus following government advice on the Coronoavirus, West Lothian College is continuing to support students online where possible.
Dua Lipa (Photo credit: Hugo Comte)
There's literally two options that everyone has during this very weird period of social distancing: Stay busy, or go crazy. And since no one wants to lose their damn mind while stuck at home in their 600-square-foot apartment, people are getting creative.
There's literally two options that everyone has during this very weird period of social distancing: Stay busy, or go crazy. And since no one wants to lose their damn mind in this pandemic, people are getting creative.
Crazy times cry out for good music — the kind that sends your spirits soaring, even as it helps keep you grounded. That often means classic rock for some, but for me, it’s classical music, period. I grew up with a musician who, when she wasn’t leading her Brooklyn elementary school’s Glee Club, could usually be found at our piano. I’d fall asleep to Bach fugues and Beethoven sonatas, seeing pictures in my head and making up lyrics for the glorious sounds coming from our living room.
Two of the region's biggest bus companies are scaling back their operations - but will still run timetables to help key workers during the coronavirus crisis.
Dua Lipa’s second album, Future Nostalgia, was one of the most anticipated pop releases of 2020 prior to its release on Friday (Mar. 27); now that it’s out, the album is earning glowing reviews and eyeing an impressive commercial debut.
Those worried about the impact of the coronavirus lockdown on their mental health have been urged to find a new routine - and seek help if they need it.
A little earlier than initially planned, Dua Lipa has released her sophomore album Future Nostalgia. The record, which follows 2017’s Dua Lipa, was led by “Don’t Start Now,” “Future Nostalgia,” and “Physical,” as well as “Don’t Break My Heart,” which got a new music video earlier this week. Watch below. Plus, listen to all of Future Nostalgia and find physical editions of the album at Rough Trade. (Pitchfork earns a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)
The Motion Picture Industry Pension & Health Plans (MPIPHP) have taken several steps to aid below-the-line workers in the Intl. Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
If there’s a silver lining to , it’s that we’re able to spend more time than ever with our pets.
As coronavirus has all but dried up releases in the worlds of music, movies and television, it's easy to become bored at home while quarantining. While streamers like Spotify and Netflix have nearly endless catalogs of content, some might be yearning for something a little different to keep their mind off of things.
Its 'Netflix and Chill' time for Michelle Obama as the Former First Lady of the United States is also confined within her home owing to the Coronavirus pandemic across the globe. While most of us are wondering what to do at home all day long, Michelle Obama seems to have made peace with staying indoors and she's loving her time at home. In a telephonic conversation with Ellen DeGeneres, Michelle Obama opened up on what she’s been filling up her days with during this social distancing phase.