Natasha Bedingfield Brings People 'Together in This' Inspirational, Socially Distanced Dance Video

Celebs Go Dating is returning to our screens later this month – but not as we know it. Thanks to the ongoing pandemic, everything about our world has changed, even dating.

Celebs Go Dating is returning to our screens later this month – but not as we know it. Thanks to the ongoing pandemic, everything about our world has changed, even dating.

When Drew Baldridge released his viral country hit “Senior Year” in 2019 as a memento to his high school days in Patoka, Ill., he couldn’t have ever fathomed the life his record would take just months later as the world many students knew would never be the same.

Mark David It looks like English songwriter and pop star Natasha Bedingfield, who released her fourth, 18-track Linda Perry produced studio album (“Roll With Me”) last year, is rolling out of L.A.’s Hollywood Hills, putting an almost $2.25 million price tag on a canyon- and city-view Mediterranean villa on a high ridge above L.A.’s Beachwood Canyon and just below the Hollywood sign. The “Pocket Full of Sunshine” singer, scheduled to perform in the U.K.

With lyrics like, “Don’t give up on hope, it’s gonna get better,” Natasha Bedingfield’s new single, “Together in This,” couldn’t come at a better time, amid global unrest and a pandemic.

Dave Chappelle and friends made sure to have a blast in a social-distanced way during the Fourth of July weekend. 

The UK’s first dedicated socially distanced arena has announced its first wave of huge acts this summer.

The Libertines, Supergrass and Two Door Cinema Club are among the leading acts for the UK’s first socially distanced music venue this summer.The Virgin Money Unity Arena, which is set to open at Newcastle Racecourse, will allow fans across the North East to enjoy music for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began.It’s now been confirmed that the venue will open with a full DJ set from Craig Charles on August 14, before Two Door Cinema Club headline on the following day.Taking place

KJ Apa just launched a TikTok account and people can’t stop watching one of the videos that he posted!

Dave Chappelle enjoyed some socially distanced live music on July 4.

coronavirus lockdown restrictions gradually easing across much of Europe, German thrash metal outfit Destruction have performed their first two shows to a socially-distanced audience.The band played to 250 fans on Friday (July 3) and to an audience of 300 the following night at the Z7 club in Pratteln, Switzerland, a venue which can usually accommodate 1,600 people.The band live-streamed a part of the show on Facebook, which you can see below, along with other pieces of fan footage.In an

Stacey Solomon and Mrs Hinch, a.k.a. Sophie Hinchliffe, have finally reunited after spending months apart amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.The adorable best friends each took to their Instagram stories to document their day as their little boys Rex and Ronnie, both one, enjoyed a socially distanced lunch date together for the first time since lockdown restrictions were eased yesterday, 4 July.

here"As a result four arrests were made by officers and we supported licensees who chose to close their own premises.“No pubs have been closed by the police.“We’d like to thank the majority of the public who have acted responsibly throughout Saturday, especially whilst watching the much-anticipated Derby v Forest match.”In London, Rafal Liszewski, a store manager at Clonezone on Soho’s Old Compton Street described crowds in the area on Saturday night after pubs were allowed to trade again as

John Legend brought his emotional ballad "Never Break" to the 2020 Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular on NBC on Saturday (July 4).

Bring Me The Horizon have shared a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the video for ‘Parasite Eve’.The music video was filmed during the coronavirus pandemic, which meant the band had to stick to social distancing regulations.In the five-minute making-of video, frontman Oli Sykes takes fans through the process of making the video. “Obviously cos we’ve all got to keep six-foot distance, that makes a music video hard,” he said.