Pussy Riot team up with Argentinian artists for new protest song ‘1312’

It’s been a heartbreaking time lately for Molly-Mae Hague, so fans have been cheered up by some positive news from the Love Island favourite.The gorgeous TV star and her boyfriend Tommy Fury were left devastated after their beloved puppy Mr Chai died from a seizure.To add to their distress, the pair have been targeted by trolls and criticised for importing the Pomeranian from Russia.

Love Island, faced a backlash for having an imported Pomeranian pup from Russia in the middle of a pandemic, rather than buying or adopting from the UK. The Mirror Online reported they used a Cheshire based breeder called Tiffany Chihuahuas to import the dog from Russia - and that the dogs can sell for up to £5,000.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterEXCLUSIVE: The Riki Group, a leader in Russia’s animation market that has been operating for 16 years, has appointed Mark Zavadskiy to the role of CEO.He will be responsible for running the company’s business units including two animation studios, digital content production, licensing and publishing agencies.

HARU NEMURI shared the new music video accompanying "Trust Nothing but Love," a track on her latest album, LOVETHEISM.To capture the 25-year-old singer-songwriter's true character, the video was shot in a studio apartment in Russia using a single camera to shoot the continuous take with no editing.The "Trust Nothing but Love" visuals follow the ones for "Fanfare" and "Riot" from her new set, which dropped digitally in March.

Pussy Riot and Argentinian artists Parcas, Dillom and Muerejoven have teamed up to release a new track, ‘1312’, protesting police brutality. Last year’s protests in Chile provided the inspiration for the song, but – with it arriving amid all the protests following the death of George Floyd in the US – they say that its message applies internationally.

Molly-Mae Hague looked delighted as she took her new puppy out for a walk in Manchester city centre.

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have sparked outrage after it was revealed they imported their new puppy from Russia during the coronavirus pandemic.The 21 year old Love Island star found out she would be receiving her furry little friend on her birthday from her boyfriend Tommy, also 21, earlier this week. After fans questioned why it was taking so long for the Pomeranian to arrive, she took to her Instagram Story to explain that her pooch was coming in from Russia so there was a delay.

He wakes up in the morning, enjoys the sunrise from his large balcony that overlooks the Brickell marina in Miami, and counts the days for the global pandemic to come to its end.