Phoebe Bridgers, Beck and more to take part in Daniel Johnston tribute event

Phoebe Bridgers has delivered a stunning rendition of ‘I Know The End’ at a haunted theatre in California.Performing on The Late Show With Seth Meyers, Bridgers headed to the venue in Covina for the special one-off performance.It sees her exploring the venue’s labyrinth of corridors and backstage areas before she eventually ends up on a candle-lit stage to join her whole live band: Odessa Jorgensen, Emily Retsas, Marshall Vore, Nick White and Harrison Whitford.The track is taken from Bridgers’

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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.As virtual meetings look set to continue, one Perth and Kinross councillor has told the PA he is “heartily sick” of them.Perth City Centre councillor Andrew Parrott thinks online meetings create a “sterile artificial environment” and are “a barely adequate substitute for real meetings.”As First Minister Nicola Sturgeon last week encouraged those who can to continue working from home, virtual meetings look

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Jesse Spencer) has had his ups and downs on Chicago Fire but no matter how bad his situation gets, he always tries to do the right thing. Whether it's supporting his ex-wife Gabby's (Monica Raymund) decision to leave Chicago and work in Puerto Rico, helping Brett (Kara Killmer) reconnect with her birth mother, or offering up a room to his BFF Kelly Severide (Taylor Kinney), he always manages to come through for those around him.

Hurricane Maria damaged the door of AIDS Healthcare Foundation’s clinic that had been under construction in Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico. Puerto Ricans with HIV/AIDS remain vulnerable three years after the hurricane devastated the U.S. commonwealth. (Washington Blade photo by Michael K. Lavers)

Tyler Cameron, James Van Der Beek and more exclusively told Us Weekly what they’re most looking forward to this autumn. From that crisp smell in the air to pumpkin spice lattes, see what they had to say in the video above!Bachelor Nation’s Tyler Cameron didn’t hesitate when asked what he loves most about the season: “Snuggle weather! Get some good drinks and snuggle!”James Van Der Beek, meanwhile, couldn’t decide on just one moment.

straight to your inboxJesse Lingard could reportedly be offered a Manchester United escape route by former manager Jose Mourinho at Tottenham.Lingard was left out of the matchday squad in the Premier League opening day defeat to Crystal Palace, and has seen Donny van de Beek arrive to seemingly move ahead of him in the midfield hierarchy.Now, it's claimed by ESPN that Mourinho has asked Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy to explore a move to bring Lingard to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and that

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg died on Friday, September 18, at age 87.The Supreme Court confirmed that the judge died at her home in Washington after complications from metastatic cancer of the pancreas.“Our nation has lost a justice of historic stature,” Chief Justice John Roberts said in a statement. “We at the Supreme Court have lost a cherished colleague.

“I Am These Truths: A Memoir of Identity, Justice, and Living Between Worlds” (Harper One), out Tuesday.Judgment about her race happens at work, too. “It really irritated me,” she writes, referring to colleagues who tell her she isn’t black enough or Latina enough.Hostin, whose full first name is Asunción, grew up “really poor” in the South Bronx to a Puerto Rican mother and black father who were both teenagers when they had her.

Mae Hamilton Elin Nordegren, Swedish-born former model and ex-wife of philandering golf legend Tiger Woods, has been trying to offload her massive Palm Beach, Fla., estate since early 2018. She has finally succeeded, selling the oceanfront estate in a gargantuan deal valued at a little over $28.46 million.

The utterly depressing spectacle of the 2020 election could use some levity. Believe it or not, Phoebe Bridgers is here to help thanks to her NPR Tiny Desk Concert.

Phoebe Bridgers brought new album ‘Punisher’ to US television this week – watch her perform three tracks on CBS This Morning below.The singer performed recent singles ‘Kyoto’, ‘Garden Song’ and ‘I Know The End’ on the show, while donning her trademark skeleton suit.The new performance was the latest in a handful of TV appearances Bridgers has made since the release of ‘Punisher’.

Gemma Collins has turned heads once again as she hosted a drive-in bingo event. The 39 year old, who recently left fans recoiling after sending flirty messages to Piers Morgan, was photographed at Event City in Manchester to host the big night organised by PlayOJO.The former TOWIE star donned a stunning off-the-shoulder black top for the outing, which she teamed with black jeans and a pair of sliders.

Phoebe Bridgers has shared a stripped-back live session for NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series – watch below.The musician appeared in a mock-up of the White House’s Oval Office where she played three tracks from her recent album ‘Punisher’: ‘Kyoto’, ‘Moon Song’, and ‘I Know The End’.A presidential Bridgers performed from behind a faux Resolute desk as her bandmates Marshall Vore (drums) and Harrison Whitford (guitar) remained seated at either side.Shattering the green screen illusion, the singer was

Phoebe Bridgers and Arlo Parks are two artists who use the emotional heft of language in their wry, observational lyrics. It's not a surprise, then, that Bridgers would turn to rising U.K.

Phoebe Bridgers and Arlo Parks covered Radiohead while in session for BBC Radio 1 tonight (September 6).The pair teamed up for the Piano Session on Radio 1’s Chillest Show, hosted by Phil Taggart.During the live performance, Bridgers and Parks performed ‘Kyoto’ from Bridgers’ latest album ‘Punisher’, as well as a cover of Radiohead’s ‘Fake Plastic Trees’.

SZA gave us an end-of-summer ode to love that «hit different,» Ozuna recruited Sia and Doja Cat for an unexpected but grooveworthy collab and Lauren Alaina dropped a six-pack of new songs dedicated to getting over a heartbreak.Plus, Finneas delivered a heartfelt ballad inspired by the ongoing protests and pandemic, and indie rock artists like Phoebe Bridgers, Ben Gibbard and more teamed up for a compilation of previously unreleased tracks to benefit Fair Fight, a voters rights organization that

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