Viral ‘Dreams’ skateboarder Nathan Apodaca to appear in virtual Biden inauguration

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorThe inauguration of President Joe Biden won significantly more viewers than President Donald Trump’s 2017 ceremony, per early Nielsen figures.Approximately 39.87 million people watched the half-hour swearing-in ceremony over the nation’s six major TV-news outlets, according to Nielsen, compared with an average of 30.6 million viewers for the 2017 event. More to come…

From morning until primetime, Wednesday television was dominated by coverage of the inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, with NBC and ABC leading the pack among the broadcast networks in early Nielsen Live+Same Day data.

Joe Biden‘s inauguration concert last night (January 20) – you can watch it below.The actor reflected on the last four years of “deep divisions and troubling rancour” while Donald Trump was president, choosing now to “ponder the United States of America”.“The last few weeks, last few years, we’ve witnessed deep divisions and a troubling rancour in our land.

Bruce Springsteen was among the performers who took part in last night’s Celebrating America TV special (January 20) to honour Joe Biden’s presidential inauguration – you can watch Springsteen perform ‘Land Of Hope and Dreams’ below.Biden was officially inaugurated as the 46th US President yesterday, with the subsequent Celebrating America programme featuring performances from the likes of Foo Fighters, Demi Lovato and John Legend.Springsteen opened last night’s Celebrating America TV event by

Tom Hanks is looking forward. The Oscar winner served as the host of the "Celebrating America" television special on Wednesday night following the inauguration of President Joe Biden.

While Jennifer Lopez received a great deal of praise for her performance at Joe Biden's inauguration ceremony on Wednesday, there was one moment that left viewers baffled.

Trevor Noah waxed rhapsodic in his opening monologue tonight. “The sun was shining, the birds were singing, and McDonald’s share price in Florida went way up, because America got a new Dad.”

“Good evening America, proud to be here in cold Washington DC,” said Bruce Springsteen tonight kicking off the Celebrating America apogee of today’s unprecedented inauguration of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

Chrissy Teigen is speaking out. The 35-year-old cookbook author traveled to Washington D.C.

“With unity, we can do great things.”

New Radicals reunited for the first time in 22 years during a virtual event celebrating president Joe Biden’s inauguration today (January 20).The Los Angeles band are best known for their 1998 hit single ‘You Get What You Give’, but famously separated just months after its release.Appearing on stage together for the first time in over two decades, New Radicals took part in the Parade Across America broadcast which was streamed shortly after president Biden was sworn in at the US Capitol.“When we

Jennifer Lopez and Lady Gaga brought some Hollywood flare to Wednesday's inauguration of Joe Biden. Gaga, who actively supported the Biden-Harris ticket throughout the 2020 election cycle, took the stage in Washington D.C.

Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.The poem, «The Hill We Climb,» was inspired by the Capitol riots earlier this month. «Where can we find light in this never-ending shade?» she recited on Wednesday.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticAfter the events that propelled him into the presidency and those that marked the final weeks before his assuming office, it seemed something of a surprise that Pres.

Inauguration Day parade.Idaho Falls resident Nathan Apodaca — also known by his TikTok handle, @420doggface208 — made headlines in late 2020 for his viral lip-sync performance of Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” while skateboarding and hitting an Ocean Spray juice bottle straight.Now, his name is again making the rounds for his inclusion in President Joe Biden’s virtual “Parade Across America,” part of the national protest- and coronavirus-safe digital reimagining of the traditional presidential

One of the biggest highlights of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’ U.S. presidential inauguration came in the form of a remarkable 22-year-old poet.