Glastonbury’s 50th anniversary celebrated with virtual V&A exhibition

Public media station WETA Washington, D.C. and the National Alliance on Mental Illness are teaming to host a one-hour virtual town hall to launch Well Beings, a public media campaign to address the health needs of Americans with a focus on the Youth Mental Health Project.

Update: Aerosmith has rescheduled the gig as of Thursday (July 9). "Out of an abundance of love and caution our 50th Anniversary Fenway show is being rescheduled to 14th September 2021," the band said in a statement.

Ringo Starr is set to celebrate his 80th birthday in style.

Happy 4th of July 2020!

The family of Polbeth couple Frank and Mary Mabbutt surprised them with a special celebration to mark their platinum wedding anniversary.They decorated their home on June 24 to help them celebrate 70 years of happy marriage.Mary and Frank (both 90), met while serving at RAF Benson and got married at St Mary the Virgin Church in Wallingford.Frank is originally from Islington in London but they moved back to Mary’s hometown of Polbeth in 1959.They had their only son Francis in 1961 and now have

coronavirus. The Beatles drummer is bringing together his former bandmate, 78, and Sheryl Crow for a star-studded home event.

took to YouTube Tuesday to notify fans that that he’d be holding the annual benefit show online due to coronavirus concerns.“We’re doing something for my birthday — but it’s going to be a little different than usual,” says Starr, who has hosted Peace and Love birthday concerts for over a decade, reports Radio X.He tells Rolling Stone: “There’s no big get-together, there’s no brunch for 100.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterCommon, Questlove and Lila Downs are among the artists performing at the 2020 BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival, which has been reinvented this year as an “immersive, virtual multi-platform destination.” For 41 years, BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival has presented a wide variety of artists across all genres, along with dance troups, film projects and more.

There were protests, rainbow flags and performances — it was LGBTQ Pride, after all. But what was normally an outpouring on the streets of New York City looked a little different this year, thanks to social distancing rules required by the coronavirus.

Glastonbury‘s 50th birthday with headliners Kendrick Lamar, Taylor Swift and Paul McCartney, mixing that in with the customary discovery of our new favourite band as we stumbled across their life-affirming set while half-cut at 3AM, having indulged in all the joys that only Glasto can offer.But the global coronavirus pandemic means that this year we’re resigned instead to recreating the Pyramid Stage out of cardboard boxes and loo rolls and watching coverage of past performances on the BBC as we

Glastonbury-goer or were gearing up for your first time on Worthy Farm, there’s no denying the cancellation of the 2020 edition hurts.

Glastonbury Festival.This year was set to be all about celebrating the iconic event's 50th anniversary but due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Glasto party has been put on hold until 2021.

Glastonbury could be at risk of going bankrupt should the festival not return in 2021.The Worthy Farm bash’s 2020 edition – due to be headlined by Paul McCartney, Kendrick Lamar and Taylor Swift – was cancelled in March due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Speaking to The Guardian, founder Michael Eavis stressed the importance of being able to go ahead with Glastonbury next year.“We have to run next year, otherwise we would seriously go bankrupt… It has to happen for us, we have to carry on,”