How to Watch This Weekend's Stacked Lightning In a Bottle Livestream

 Tristan Thompson is leading a new effort among Black male celebrities to lift each other up amid the current nationwide Black Lives Matter rallies. The 29-year-old NBA player took to his Instagram account on June 5 and asked others including Drake, LeBron James, The Weeknd and more to post a photo of themselves being the strong and positive men that they are to their IG accounts.

The one where Friends is finally available to stream again.

While this year's Lightning In a Bottle, along with every other festival, was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, the circumstances didn't stop LiB producers the Do Lab from throwing a real-deal party for a casual 1.5 million viewers this past weekend (May 22-24).

The virtual event took place over the weekend

A virtual replacement for the cancelled Dundee event takes place online this weekend

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Saturday night's all right for streaming...and Sunday is, too. Another weekend is here so you know what that means: another two days to spend catching up on TV shows, old and new.

Ahh, Memorial Day weekend, the three day expanse that typically finds us in lotus pose at Lightning In a Bottle, or thrashing to techno near dawn at Movement Festival, or just grilling things in a friend's backyard.

Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas has always been high on spectacle, and even though this year's festival was forced online due to the coronavirus pandemic, the event still went harder than most, turning out one of the most highly produced dance music livestreams seen yet during quarantine.Taking place this past weekend, (May 15-17) the Electric Daisy Carnival Virtual Rave-a-Thon featured sets from 43 artists including Zeds Dead, Kaskade, Nicole Moudaber, Zhu and many more.

This weekend, Governor's Ball wants you to dance, and they're hosting the livestream to prove it.

Looks like we're getting an epic NBA playoff run after all. OK, not really, but one of TV's biggest series of the year, The Last Dance, is more than helping to fill the basketball-shaped hole in our hearts that was left when the NBA, and every other major sports organization, postponed their seasons amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Right now, more than 100,000 ravers were supposed to be in Las Vegas, gearing up for one of the world's biggest dance music festivals, Electric Daisy Carnival. Instead, the event is happening online all weekend long, with a choice selection of other dance music livestreams going down this weekend in lieu of IRL shows.From big room to house to tech house to EDM to trance and more, there's something for you to blast through your browser.

Universal Pictures has announced no less from three upcoming watch parties starting this coming weekend. The movies are horror classic Halloween, true story space drama Apollo 13 and John Hughes’ The Breakfast Club.

It's finally the weekend, which means we've got a fresh batch of E!'s Movies We Love to catch this week while you are snuggled up on the couch social distancing. After a long week, there's nothing better than a great film to lift your mood, and this weekend's selections are no exception.

Chance the Rapper is teaming up with Verizon for its weekly streaming entertainment series Pay It Forward Live in support of small businesses affected by COVID-19 on Thursday (May 14).

Any big weekend plans? Don't worry, we've got you covered. Every weekend, E! is giving you the top binge picks, including new and old TV series, movies and specials.

Grab a box of tissues for this one because we’re still emotional after Sandra Bullock made a heartwarming appearance on Friday’s Red Table Talk‘s Mother’s Day episode!

Another weekend, another lineup of big deal dance events to launch a browser for this weekend. Whether you want bass, techno, IDM, EDM or house, it's all there for you via the world wide web.

After an impressive run at No. 1 on the Hot 100 with "Blinding Lights," The Weeknd appears hungry for more. On Tuesday (May 5), he released the visuals to the song's remix featuring Chromatics.

Including new versions of 'Flower Moon', 'Stranger' and 'Big Blue'