Jarvis Cocker likens fame to porn

Good Morning Britain today as they discussed the latest coronavirus update. It was announced on Thursday evening that Greater Manchester and parts of east Lancashire and West Yorkshire will face tougher restrictions due to a spike in virus cases.

Good Morning Britain  doc - who is standing in for Hilary Jones while he is on holiday - therefore thought it was important to remind viewers of what they can do to keep themselves and others safe.

Good Morning Britain doc - who is standing in for Hilary Jones while he is on holiday - told viewers how to correctly remove face mask while dining at a restaurant to best protect yourself from coronavirus. Dr Sarah pointed out that a mask needs to cover your mouth and nose to be effective but of course, when dining out this isn't possible.She said on Tuesday's ITV show: "Clearly that is not feasible when you’re eating, so you take your mask off.

Jarvis Cocker released his last album as frontman of seminal Brtipop outfit Pulp -- effectively ending his time as an explicitly mainstream figure -- he's managed to remain one of rock's most compelling and singular figures in the decades since.A pair of late-'00s albums on his own proved that his economically wry songwriting and winkingly debonair performance translated to a solo context, and produced an enduring protest anthem in "Running the World." Side project Relaxed Muscle, with Jason

Jarvis Cocker’s 2006 anti-establishment anthem ‘(C**ts Are Still) Running The World’ to Christmas Number One last year, in protest to the Tories’ Brexit failings, proved that the Sheffield’s icon’s mark on culture is ever-present.

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Jarvis Cocker has said that there was a time when fame reminded him of pornography.Speaking in a new interview, the Pulp frontman revisited the band’s rise to fame following the release of their hit single ‘Common People’ in 1995.“It was a very strange time for me because I’d achieved my lifetime’s ambition and then found that it didn’t satisfy me,” he told The Sunday Times.He continued, saying that fame “reminded me of pornography.

Fiona Apple, Fleet Foxes, Kim Gordon, Deerhoof, Cat Power and Grizzly Bear have lent their backing to the campaign, organised by the NOISE FOR NOW initiative and Seeding Sovereignty in response to the coronavirus epidemic.For every purchase of a protective face mask or bandana via NOISE FOR NOW, one will be donated to the Indigenous Impact Community Care Initiative to be distributed to pueblos and reservations most impacted by the coronavirus.In addition, a cash donation will be made to Seeding

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorSaturday Night Live and Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates director Jake Szymanski is set to direct Studio 8’s untitled action comedy inspired by writer Hudson Morgan’s misadventures while on a life-changing expedition with a group of friends all in search for Forrest Fenn’s buried treasure.The wildly popular hunt attracted the likes and obsession of thousands, and recently made headlines last month upon its alleged discovery.

Jarvis Cocker has discussed his cameo in the fourth Harry Potter film, revealing that he chose his own wardrobe as he wasn’t a fan of the clothes given to him.Cocker performed at the Yule Ball in Harry Potter and the Goblet Of Fire as part of fictional band The Weird Sisters alongside Radiohead‘s Jonny Greenwood and Phil Selway.Speaking to Stereogum in a new interview, Cocker spoke about how the opportunity arose, and how he ended up taking matters into his own hands.“There’s the big Yule Ball