Papa Roach’s Jacoby Shaddix talks “falling off the wagon” during pandemic

Making it work. Rachel Bilson and Hayden Christensen “have to trust each other” while coparenting their daughter, Briar, during the coronavirus pandemic.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentIn a pandemic year where most viewers consumed movies and TV shows from their couches, Netflix had a big night Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday with “The Trial of the Chicago 7” winning best motion picture and “The Crown” being named best TV drama. Pop TV’s “Schitt’s Creek” continued its hot streak on its farewell tour, winning for best TV comedy.It proved to be a history-making night.

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has been stationed in London, UK, for the past few months as she's quickly making up for 2020 by filming three back-to-back projects, which were initially put on hold owing to the coronavirus pandemic.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionAnd since the start of the pandemic, Safer Homes has supported 137 families in North Lanarkshire with repairs to their homes.Maggie Burns, customer success manager of Mears Group, said: “The concept of Safer Homes is to help people feel safe in their property.Some people who reach out to us are domestic abuse survivors or are older members of the community who need additional home

EXCLUSIVE: Hollywood’s unions are hurting. Membership dues, their largest source of revenue, have plummeted during the pandemic as a result of massive job losses and dues relief they’ve provided to their members. Annual financial reports that have just been filed with the Department of Labor show that entertainment industry unions across the country suffered tens of millions of dollars in dues shortfalls last year compared with 2019. Some unions saw their dues intake reduced by more than half.

Queen Elizabeth made her first appearance in 2021.

Unlike Easter last year, we’re actually going to be able to go to the movies this weekend.

Peter Phillips, Queen Elizabeth’s grandson, is coming under fire for skirting COVID-19 travel restrictions.

Rumors are flying regarding possible changes in how nominees may be accepting their Oscars, if they must appear in person, and whether the show will look more like the Grammys which rotated in sets of different nominees for their categories rather than having all nominees seated for the entire show.

Papa Roach have released the official music video for their 2015 remaster of ‘Broken As Me’, featuring a guest appearance from Asking Alexandria‘s Danny Worsnop.The new version of the track coincides with Papa Roach’s ‘Greatest Hits Vol.2: The Better Noise Years’, which was released on Friday (March 19).On collaborating with Worsnop, singer Jacoby Shaddix said: “He’s been on our list for a while, and having just toured together, we thought of Danny first when listening to some of the deeper cuts

New Zealand at the beginning of the pandemic.Jaye Tremble has only spent two months in lockdown since the coronavirus outbreak last year.The 22-year-old, from Irvine, spent 2020 going to four festivals, nightclubs every weekend, and travelled the country in a campervan before getting a job at a kiwi farm on the other side of the world.But despite her freedom Jaye admitted she is really missing her family and getting a chinese takeaway.Now she has lifted the lid on what her life has been like

Actress Jenny McCarthy regrets inviting her son's best pals to come and crash for the Covid-19 pandemic - because she ended up hosting seven teenagers for five months. The Masked Singer judge and her husband, Donnie Wahlberg, each have a teenage son from previous relationships - Evan and Elijah, respectively - and when the coronavirus lockdown began in March last year, she had a "brilliant" idea to keep the boys entertained.

coronavirus year ’, according to he UK's main cash machine network. Link said the sharp drop-off in ATM withdrawals, compared with the previous 12 months, equates to £37 billion less in cash sitting in people's pockets, purses and wallets.

Capcom have reportedly mandated an in-office working rule for employees during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.According to the Kotaku translation of a whistleblower’s report in Business Journal, Capcom allegedly “forced employees” to go to work in the physical offices of the company due to a security breach.The company came under a cyber-attack in November of 2020, losing around 1TB of data belonging to both consumers and employees.In response to this, alleges the report, Capcom decided they

here.She added: "We are concerned that due to Covid restrictions dads are even less likely to receive this potentially lifesaving information. We sadly know of instances where a baby has died of SIDS, which may have been prevented by both parents being aware of safer sleep guidelines.

SAG-AFTRA president Gabrielle Carteris today praised the “Herculean efforts” of the union’s members, staff and elected leadership in keeping the film and TV industry “open and safe” over the past year of the Covid-19 pandemic. Speaking at the annual membership meeting of the union’s Los Angles local, she said that the past year “is simply unlike anything we have ever seen; the isolation and the restrictions on our movements, losing loved ones.

Papa Roach are pleading with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Home Secretary Priti Patel to release vinyl records trapped due to Brexit.As the band revealed on Twitter, copies of their new ‘Greatest Hits’ album have been trapped in UK customs for over a week, and risk not arriving with fans by its release date next week (March 19).Tweeting at Johnson and Patel, the band wrote: “Our new #vinyl albums are stuck in UK customs for 10 days now.