Met Opera Pushes Back Opening Night: 'Social Distancing and Grand Opera Do Not Mix'

© Getty The British Academy Film Awards, otherwise known as the BAFTAs, have been postponed by two months.Originally set to run on 14 February 2021, the BAFTAs ceremony will now take place on 11 April 2021.The move was announced by BAFTA hours after Academy Awards producers opted to push next year's Oscars to 25 April 2021 - the latest date in the year the prizegiving has ever been held. Traditionally the BAFTAs are celebrated two weeks before the Oscars and are viewed by many as a forerunner

longest-running soap had to halt filming in March, much like the rest of the industry, due to the global pandemic.However, it seems filming on the soap is resuming with strict social distancing measures in place as new photos show the stars interacting whilst standing 2m apart.Whilst ITV’s other flagship soap Emmerdale returned to set a number of weeks ago, the cast and crew of Corrie made their return on Wednesday to Weatherfield.Keeping within the guidelines of the television industry’s

Yahoo Finance. When asked how he would feel if players started kneeling again during the national anthem when the NFL season restarts, Brees said, “I will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States of America or our country.”Also Read: Drew Brees Slammed By Teammates, Sports Journalists Over Comments About Kneeling ProtestsNegative reactions came swiftly, as did his apology.

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NEW YORK -- The Metropolitan Opera season is getting shorter, along with some of its shows.