NFL, EA agree to extension of Madden video game franchise

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Toy giant Hasbro and games publisher Outright Games unveiled plans forTransformers: Battlegrounds, a new Transformersfranchise video game "for kids and fans of all ages." The game, from U.K. developer Coatsink, will launch for the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and PC on Oct.

Idles, Courtney Barnett and Glass Animals.The ‘Pooneh Ghana and Friends T-shirt Collab Fundraiser’ will raise money for a large number of charities, including a slew of anti-racism organisations and those tackling the coronavirus outbreak, such as the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for WHO.As well as the three aforementioned artists, the likes of Cage The Elephant, Sunflower Bean, The Big Moon, Pond and DIIV are all also featured in the charity t-shirt range, which will be on sale until July

Madonna, 61, is calling out Donald Trump, 73, hard in her latest social media post. The singer posted a clip of the U.S. president saying some questionable things about violence in the 2016 historical documentary 13th, which sheds light on racial injustice in America, and used the caption to label him a “white supremacist” and encourage her followers to not re-elect him in the presidential election in November.

Madonna walks with the help of crutches while attending a Black Lives Matter protest on Saturday (June 6) in London, England.

The Black Lives Matter protests continues to rage across America as it continues to gain momentum. While parts of America witnessed violent clashes, many other places saw peaceful protests being carried out.

Ghanaian Afropop singer Stonebwoy addressed both pandemics plaguing the world, coronavirus and racism, during his poignant Billboard Live At-Home performance Monday (June 1) that raised money for My Friend's Place, which supports the homeless youth.Performing from Ghana's capital of Accra with his DJ, Stonebwoy (real name Livingstone Etse Satekla) started off his set with none other than "Black People," a painful and incredibly timely testament to feeling lost in the world that doesn't want to

By Variety Staff

2020 has been an unforgiving year, what with the coronavirus pandemic claiming more than 300,000 lives and counting. Moreover, the US is currently on an uproar after the death of African American, George Floyd, who died due to police violence.

Madonna has been criticised online for paying tribute to George Floyd by sharing a video of her son David Banda dancing to Michael Jackson’s They Don’t Care About Us.

Madonna leaves King Edward VII’s Hospital while using a crutch to help her walk on Saturday (May 30) in London, England.

Madonna has been slammed on social media by sharing a video of her son David Banda dancing in a bid to "stamp out racism".The 61 year old took to Twitter to share the video of 14 year old David as the world reels after the senseless death of black American George Floyd, who was killed by a white policeman in Minneapolis. Pop singer Madonna claimed that the video of David dancing to the Michael Jackson song They Don't Really Care About Us was a "tribute" to 46 year old George.

This won’t be the first time the pair have worked together

Madonna has sparked controversy for posting a video of her teenage son on social media in a response to racism.

The news of George Floyd's death at the hands of four police officials took America by shock. In addition to the masses, many celebrities also came out in support of the former football player and raised their voice against racial discrimination in the country.

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Cate Blanchett has closed a deal to star in the film adaptation of the video game “Borderlands” that is going forward at Lionsgate from director Eli Roth, Lionsgate announced Thursday. The Wrap first reported that Blanchett was in talks on May 5.