Kendal Calling 2021 has been cancelled: “It’s heartbreaking. Infuriating”

Anthony Mackie is kicking off the 2021 ESPYS with an important message.

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Ali Shaheed Muhammad, one of the founding members of the pioneering hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest, is speaking out against the sale of an NFT containing the rights to 1.5% of the royalties for their first five albums. Muhammad's statement came in response to Billboard's initial report on the NFT.

A Tribe Called Quest have disputed reports that emerged last week claiming they had partnered with music royalties marketplace Royalty Exchange to auction off a portion of their album royalties as an NFT.Last week, Billboard reported that the iconic hip-hop group had partnered with Royalty Exchange to auction off a 1.5 per cent share of the sound recording royalties from their first five studio albums, from 1990 debut ‘People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm’ to 1998’s ‘The Love

Eater Austen reported that Erales was let go as the executive chef of Comedor, a high-end Mexican restaurant. Citing an email from chef and partner Philip Speer, Erales was discharged because of “repeated violations of our policies and for behavior in conflict with our values.” No further details were given at the time.

A Tribe Called Quest have sold a portion of their song royalties to a lucky bidder in the form of an NFT (non-fungible token).The iconic rap group – consisting Q-Tip, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, and the late Phife Dawg – announced earlier this week that they had joined forces with music royalties marketplace Royalty Exchange for their first foray into the world of cryptocurrency.Up for grabs as part of the auction, which started at $35,000 (£25,300), was 1.5 per cent of sound recording royalties from

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“straight, white men are not allowed to talk” amid society’s growing “woke-ness,” is said to have essentially cancelled comedian Carlos Mencia, as it is detailed in a profile on the podcaster for The New York Times on Thursday.

A Tribe Called Quest have announced plans to sell off a portion of their song royalties as an NFT (non-fungible token).The iconic hip-hop group have joined forces with music royalties marketplace Royalty Exchange for their first foray into the world of cryptocurrency.The sale, which starts at $35,000, will encompass 1.5 per cent of sound recording royalties from the group’s first five albums, which starts with their 1990 debut ‘People’s Instinctive Travels And The Paths Of Rhythm’ and runs

Standon Calling has confirmed it will go ahead as a full-capacity festival next month, while adding more acts to this year’s line-up.The Hertfordshire event, due to take place between July 22-July 25, will be headlined by Bastille, Hot Chip and Primal Scream.

Khloe Kardashian, 37, is sharing a rare pic with two of her five siblings, including her brother Rob Kardashian, 34, who has recently been out of the spotlight, and it’s getting a lot of great responses. The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star posed while cuddling up to Rob and their sister Kylie Jenner, 23, as they all smiled to the camera in the sweet selfie. She wore her long locks down as Rob rocked a backwards baseball cap and Kylie wore a white sweatshirt.

Peter Gabriel blaming a lack of support from the UK government.“It is with great regret that we are cancelling WOMAD ’21 today.

NBC has revealed the fate of every show from the 2020-2021 broadcast season, and we now know which shows will and won’t be back next season and next year.

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The Witcher star Henry Cavill’s girlfriend Natalie Viscuso, has apologised online after pictures taken during an old trip to Nambia which show her blacked up in photos have resurfaced.