Live Nation Sees Live Events Returning “At Scale” Next Summer, But Without Concerts Q3 Sales Plunge 94%

Bruce Springsteen, Elton John and Timothée Chalamet have been announced for Saturday Night Live next month.Actor Jason Bateman will host the first show on December 5, which will also see Morgan Wallen finally perform after he was recently pulled from a schedule after videos of him at bars and parties without a mask went viral.The following week, Timothée Chalamet will present an episode that features Springsteen & The E Street Band and finally, on December 19, Lipa will be the musical guest

Newton Mearns.Images showed smoke billowing across the sky when the fore started this afternoon at Ladeside Close.Fire crews were contacted around 3.17pm and four engines rushed to the residential area.

Megan Fox has made it clear her feelings for boyfriend Machine Gun Kelly are a ‘once in a lifetime thing’.But COVID means we haven’t seen as much of them in the pubic arena as you might have expected.All that changed recently when the lovebirds went all out for what is being dubbed their red carpet debut at the American Music Awards.Megan didn’t hold back in the glamour stakes for the occasion dressing in a stunning tube top with a matching high-waisted mini skirt.The 34-year-old’s eye-catching

“Black Panther” is heading back to production – next summer.

A new high-end train route is on its way to the Southwest. Rocky Mountaineer, a Canada-based luxury rail-tour company, announced on Thursday that it will be launching a two-day route next summer.

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorThe Tribeca Film Festival will launch a juried podcast category at its next edition in June of 2021.The festival Thursday announced Tribeca Podcasts, a new vertical dedicated to audio storytelling timed to its 20th anniversary to run June 9-20.

Amanda Kloots is opening up about dating after the death of her husband Nick Cordero.

No, “The Crown” is not a documentary.

Quentin Tarantino has made it clear that he’s been planning on writing his first novel before working on his upcoming feature. And as promised, that book is on the way.

straight to your inboxIt’s a little over a month since the summer transfer window finally closed, but January is already starting to appear on the horizon, and with that will come the potential for further dealings in the market. Manchester City added Nathan Ake, Ruben Dias and Ferran Torres to Pep Guardiola's squad ahead of the 2020/21 season.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorGerard Butler is confirmed for the next movie in the lucrative Has Fallen franchise.Millennium will launch sales at the virtual AFM this week on Night Has Fallen, which will see Butler return as Mike Banning, a former Army Ranger who worked as a protective agent for the Secret Service.Robert Kamen will script along with Ric Roman Waugh set to direct.

coronavirus in order to host “full scale” shows next summer.It follows a disastrous year for the company, with the widespread cancellation of gigs due to the pandemic causing the firm to report a 95.1% drop in revenue in the third quarter of 2020.Live Nation posted a net revenue of $184 million in the period from June to September, a huge drop from the $3.77 billion they raked in during the same period last year.As IQMag reports, however, CEO Michael Rapino remains upbeat about the company’s

coronavirus pandemic forced shutdowns of public gatherings.Audiences last packed into Tipitina's for a March 12 performance by the Stooges Brass Band. Now, Mercurio is worried that COVID-19 could prove fatal to Tipitina's, a New Orleans cultural touchstone founded in the 1970s as the performance home for the late Henry Roeland Byrd, better known as rhythm and blues keyboard genius Professor Longhair.For Mercurio, the problem is twofold.

Disney’s live-action remake of Mulan was released as a Premier Access movie on Disney+ back in September and now you can own a physical copy!

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIn the Q&A session at the end of the Live Nation third quarter earnings report on Thursday, the company’s CEO Michael Rapino had some strong words for former WME music chief Marc Geiger’s recently announced “SaveLive” plan to bail out struggling independent concert venues via a joint-venture that would see Geiger and investors taking 51% equity in the venues.Rapino called the plan, for which Geiger has amassed $75 million from investors, a “fire sale” for venues and

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorLive Nation, the world’s largest live-entertainment company, accentuated the positive wherever possible in its second full quarter with almost no live entertainment in its Q3 earnings report Thursday.That emphasis is on what will happen when concerts return, which it continues to project for next summer.