Fiona Apple is Donating Proceeds From Two 'Fetch The Bolt Cutters' Songs to Charity

Love Island winner Paige Turley and boyfriend Finn Tapp went a boozy date as they hit the pubs reopening on Super Saturday. The West Lothian reality star, 22, who recently moved into a Manchester flat with her beau, celebrated with cocktails as pubs in England welcomed customers back for the first time in months.

Love Island 2020 winner Finn Tapp has revealed he secretly rowed with show producers after the controversial News Splash challenge that the winter Islanders took part in earlier this year.The Islanders had to guess which of them were being mentioned in a series of newspaper headlines during the game but viewers accused bosses of trying to split up him and Paige Turley by including a misleading story which made it seem as if Finn’s head had been turned in Casa Amor.The former semi-pro footballer

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorThe New York Times ended its relationship with Apple News, saying the distribution deal doesn’t fit with the newspaper’s direct-to-consumer business model.As of Monday (June 29), articles from the Times no longer appeared in the Apple News app.“Core to a healthy model between The Times and the platforms is a direct path for sending those readers back into our environments, where we control the presentation of our report, the relationships with our readers and the

Singer Fiona Apple has pledged to donate two years' worth of song royalties to charity.Following the release of her critically acclaimed studio album Fetch the Bold Cutters in April, Apple promised to donate all money made from two of the record's tracks when they are featured on TV and film.Royalties from the track “Shameika” will be given to the Harlem Children’s Zone, which aims to help end intergenerational poverty in the New York neighbourhood of Harlem.Meanwhile, money made by “Heavy

Fiona Apple has pledged to charity two years worth of film and TV sync royalties from two songs on her latest album ‘Fetch The Bolt Cutters’.In handwritten notes shared via a fan Tumblr account, Apple wrote that all sync income from ‘Shameika’ for the next two years will go to The Harlem Children’s Zone charity, while income from ‘Heavy Balloon’ will be donated to Seeding Sovereignty.Recognising that there is an outside chance that this commitment could result in zero income for these charities,

Cassie and Alex Fine share a laugh as they arrive at the Black Lives Matter protest early Sunday afternoon (June 7) in Compton, Calif.

Fontaines D.C. have announced they will donate the proceeds from their merch sales from the last week to the Black Lives Matter movement and other charities.The band are one of the latest to share their plans to raise funds for groups working towards racial justice and equality.In an Instagram post shared today (June 6), the group said: “We’ve all been recently made witness to something which has been prevalent in our societal structuring for years upon years.

Arca have teamed up for a new single called ‘unconditional’, the proceeds of which will be given to social justice organisations.The respective British and Venezuelan artists have released their collaboration exclusively on Bandcamp today (June 5) as part of the platform’s special “100% royalties for artists” day. ‘Unconditional’ is available as a free download with the option to make a donation.

No matter what you think of the rest of the Normal People characters, Jamie has to be the worst.

Artists from all corners of the music industry are calling on labels, streaming services and other corporate entities to contribute to the cause of racial justice.

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Drake and The Weeknd have donated $100,000 each to the National Bailout Collective to help families in need amid the Black Lives Matter protests currently taking place in America.

Fiona Apple has joined the ongoing protests in Los Angeles to support justice for George Floyd, who was murdered at the hands of four Minnesota police officers.One officer, Derek Chauvin, has been arrested and charged with third degree murder and second degree manslaughter, but the three others on the scene have been fired but not yet taken into custody."Cops: Don't be white chauvinists.