My Chemical Romance explain taking financial government aid for reunion tour

Gerard Way has opened up on how he developed The Umbrella Academy to keep his love of comic books alive during My Chemical Romance‘s breakthrough years.The series, which debuted in 2007, tells the story of a dysfunctional family of adopted siblings who have all been blessed with different superpowers.It was subsequently adapted into a hit Netflix show in 2019, with a second season set to debut this Friday (July 31).Appearing on a special Dark Horse All-Stars panel at last weekend’s virtual

ROME — Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli on Monday issued a scathing criticism of the Italian government’s handling of the coronavirus, saying he was humiliated by a recent lockdown, and urged people to disobey rules still in place.

Aftershock Festival 2020, originally scheduled for Oct. 9-11 in Sacramento's Discovery Park, has been pushed back to Oct. 7-10, 2021, with Metallica and My Chemical Romance headlining.

Lindsay Lohan, Dennis Quaid, Elaine Hendrix, Lisa Ann Walter, and Simon Kunz, along with director Nancy Meyers and writer-producer Charles Shyer, virtually reunited on Monday to raise money for World Central Kitchen.During the chat, which was moderated by Katie Couric, the group remembered Natasha Richardson, who died in 2009 from a brain hemorrhage following a skiing accident.

The Parent Trap shared fond memories of their late costar Natasha Richardson.“Natasha had such an elegance and grace, and she was so maternal to me,” Lindsay Lohan, who starred as Hallie Parker and Annie James in the 1998 movie, said during a virtual reunion moderated by Katie Couric on the former Today show cohost’s Instagram page on Monday, July 20.“[She was] somebody so giving and glad to be there and transmitted that joy of being able to do what we do,” Dennis Quaid, who played Lohan’s

Oscar-winning Italian composer Ennio Morricone, who created the coyote-howl theme for the iconic Spaghetti Western “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” and often haunting soundtracks for such classic Hollywood gangster movies as “The Untouchables” and the epic “Once Upon A Time In America”, died on Monday. He was 91.

ROME -- Rome’s city council voted on Friday to rename one of its concert halls after Oscar-winning composer Ennio Morricone, who died last week in the Italian capital. The Music Park Auditorium will now be called the Ennio Morricone Auditorium.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentThe Rome Film Festival has announced plans to hold a physical edition from Oct. 15-25, featuring several titles from the Cannes Film Festival’s Official Selection, alongside a roster of other pics including local crowdpleaser “Mi Chiamo Francesco Totti” (“My Name is Francesco Totti”), a doc about the A.S.

Though CBS appears to be moving forward with a “Silence of the Lambs” sequel series, “Clarice,” focused on Clarice Starling, NBC had already proven that ‘Silence’ spin-offs can work extremely well on TV with the series, “Hannibal.” Unfortunately, “Hannibal” is a series that was well ahead of its time and was unceremoniously canceled before the story could really be fully told.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorMonica Sotto was elevated to production designer on “Drunk History” after Chloe Arbiture left the Comedy Central series between the fifth and sixth seasons. Earlier this year, Sotto took home the variety, reality or event special production design award from the Art Directors Guild for her work on the lip-synced historical comedy after being responsible for creating the sets for all 16 episodes of the sixth season.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterMy Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way has released his first official song of 2020, “Here Comes the End,” which comes from the new season of “Umbrella Academy,” the Netflix series based on comics and graphic novels created by Way and Gabriel Ba.

My Chemical Romance's Gerard Way soundtracks the end of the world with his solo single "Here Comes The End" for Netflix's second season of The Umbrella Academy.The rock band's lead singer, who wrote the dysfunctional superhero family comic book series of the same name that the show is based on, released the track featuring Judith Hill today (July 8) along with the second season's trailer.

The Eagles, Pearl Jam, Guns N’ Roses and Green Day are among the bands who have received PPP loans from the US federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program during the coronavirus crisis.As Rolling Stone reports, data from the Small Business Administration and Treasury Department confirms that the the money will go towards supporting and retaining the artists’ crews and staff during the ongoing crisis.The Eagles’ loan has been listed under their touring company and will help save 50

Kate Beckinsale had the perfect response to a rude follower who insisted she needed to find a man.The Serendipity star, 46, shared a hilarious Instagram video of her typical day in lockdown on Tuesday, June 30, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to surge. “Nightclubs are closed but we have googly eyes and mostly it’s the same except less risk of illness and no one has wee’d all over the ladies loo seat,” Beckinsale captioned footage of herself and her cat covered in googly eyes.

The How to Get Away with Murder actor stressed just how important unity between the police and the Black Lives Matter movement protesters really is! Rome Flynn discussed his personal experience being at some of the demonstrations during a new interview for HollywoodLife and he shared his opinion on how things should actually go. Actor Rome Flynn is just one of the many celebrities who have been using their voices to spread awareness and also fully support the BLM movement.

Hundreds of musicians, including Sir Paul McCartney and Sir Tom Jones, have shared footage from their last live gig to demand Government support for the music industry.

As fans of A Star Is Born know, there can be 100 people in a room, and 99 of them don’t believe in you, but all it takes is one, and it just changes your whole life. It also helps if that one person is Rihanna.

Rome Flynn, 28, has been using his celebrity platform to spread awareness and show support for the Black Lives Matter movement. The How to Get Away With Murder actor and singer, who released his latest hit, “Keep Me In Mind” in April, first joined protesters in Los Angeles following the tragic death of George Floyd on May 25.