‘SNL’: Charli XCX Pulls Out Due To Limited Crew Caused By Covid Caution

David Byrne will present a revised version of his American Utopia Broadway show beginning Tuesday, due to several breakthrough Covid cases among his onstage band.

Charli XCX has shared a snippet of new music and teased her upcoming Rina Sawayama collaboration in a new Instagram post.The singer is set to release new studio album ‘CRASH’ on March 18, 2022, which was previewed recently with her new single ‘New Shapes’, featuring Christine & the Queens and Caroline Polachek.As the year draws to a close, she’s given fans a “2022 sneak peek” on Instagram, with a host of photos and videos of upcoming projects shared in a single post.In the post, she shared a

Charli XCX appeared as a singing parrot on the latest episode of Saturday Night Live last night (December 19).The singer was scheduled to be the musical guest on the episode and was going to perform with Caroline Polachek and Christine And The Queens. However, the performance was cancelled as the show moved to a limited cast format due to rising cases of COVID-19.XCX did still appear in a pre-taped sketch alongside host Paul Rudd and some of SNL’s regular cast members.

her scheduled appearance on Saturday Night Live, Charli XCX has announced that her performance won’t be going ahead due to “limited crew”.Charli was set to perform with Caroline Polachek and Christine And The Queens on the December 18 episode of the show, hosted by Paul Rudd.

Charli XCX will not be performing on tonight’s Saturday Night Live as a result of issues around Covid.

Paul Rudd is slated to make his fifth guest hosting appearance but musical guest Charli XCX confirmed she's no longer part of the show and she's «devastated» about it.She tweeted, «Hi everyone.

statement to fans.Meanwhile, the New York Post reported that some members of the “SNL” cast have recently tested positive for COVID and that the show was considering canceling tonight’s episode, citing multiple insiders. Among the cast members that the insiders say will not appear tonight is lead writer Colin Jost, who hosts the mainstay segment “Weekend Update” with Michael Che.

Charli XCX has announced the disappointing news that her performance on tonight’s episode of Saturday Night Live has been canceled due to the pandemic.

Live from New York, it’s a much smaller Saturday Night Live. NBC confirms to Us Weekly that the cast will be downsized and live audience removed amid concerns about the rise in positive COVID-19 cases.

Caroline Polachek and Christine And The Queens will join Charli XCX on this tonight’s episode of Saturday Night Live, the latter revealed on social media yesterday (Friday 17).In her post, the night before the performance, the singer said simply: “bringing some friends to snl…”A post shared by Charli (@charli_xcx)Charli XCX, along with Caroline Polachek and Christine And The Queens, released a collaborative single ‘New Shapes’, last month.

The Damned have postponed their 2022 February UK tour due to “uncertainty” surrounding the spread of the Omicron variant of coronavirus – check out the new dates below.The band’s original line-up were due to reunite for a one-off tour of the UK, which was meant to kick off February 2022.

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Saturday Night Live (December 18), host Paul Rudd is seen jokingly mispronouncing Charli XCX’s name – watch it below.Rudd will host the show for the fifth time this weekend and Charli XCX will appear on the show as a the musical guest.In the new trailer, which Charli shared on her Twitter account, Rudd can be seen struggling to pronounce the ‘XCX’ part of Charli’s name.After rolling her eyes at Rudd, she corrects him to which he quips: “is that Roman?”Watch the moment here:it's charli baby… on

Charles Randolph is reuniting with Adam McKay, with whom he won a 2016 Academy Award for co-writing the screenplay for “The Big Short,” for an HBO limited series about the global coronavirus vaccine race.Randolph is joining the untitled project — which has been in the development stage at the pay TV channel since July 2020, when the hunt for a COVID-19 vaccine was still ongoing — as its writer and will executive produce alongside McKay.Based on the books, “The First Shot” by Brendan Borrell and

Brockhampton have cancelled the majority of their 2022 European tour due to a surge in COVID cases across the continent.The shows, announced behind the group’s 2019 album ‘Ginger’, were originally set to take place in summer 2020, but were cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions.They were then rescheduled to May 2021, but continued restrictions meant the shows were pushed back once more. The rescheduled tour was set to kick off in Norway on January 14, however it’s been cancelled again – except

The Charlatans have cancelled their remaining 2021 UK shows due to members of their crew testing positive for COVID.Tim Burgess and co. hit the road last month for their ‘A Head Full Of Ideas 31st Anniversary Best Of Tour’, which had been pushed back from last year due to the pandemic.

Charli XCX has shared the trailer for her forthcoming documentary Alone Together.The film documents the creation of the singer’s lockdown album ‘How I’m Feeling Now’, while in isolation in 2020.In the trailer, which you can view below, Charli films herself going through the difficulties of lockdown before putting together her new album.The documentary is coming to cinemas and Video On Demand on January 28.“With almost a year of editing over 5000 clips from different cameras and formats condensed