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Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorLast week, Governor Gavin Newsom ordered 19 counties to immediately close all bars and suspend indoor operations at restaurants, movie theaters and card rooms for three weeks. Those counties had been on the state’s watch list at least three days due to elevated COVID-19 levels.Five more counties were added the state’s monitoring list over the weekend.

Aquaman star Jason Momoa is going from superhero to classic holiday character for the live-action version of Frosty The Snowman.The film will feature the actor as the voice of the titular character and follow the heartfelt story initially portrayed in the fabled animated production released in 1968.

Pearl Jam performed at virtual benefit concert All in WA last night (June 24). It was the band’s first public live performance in two years.Members of the Seattle outfit performed from their respective homes.

Manchester City will be something of an England youth reunion for Phil Foden as he comes up against Mason Mount, with an unfit Callum Hudson-Odoi watching on from the stands.Foden may not have recovered from the knock that saw him limping at the end of his virtuoso performance against Burnley.But if he is fit, and does play, it is the surest sign yet that Pep Guardiola has finally removed all restraints.The 20-year-old followed an excellent cameo as sub against Arsenal with a man-of-the-match

Joe Otterson TV ReporterIn a competitive situation, Apple has given a straight-to-series order to a comedy series from Phil Lord and Chris Miller, Variety has learned exclusively.Titled “The Afterparty,” the series is described as a murder mystery comedy set at a high school reunion afterparty.

Phoebe Bridgers was the musical guest on The Late Late Show With James Corden last night (June 23) – watch her perform on the show below.Bridgers hosted a solo version of Corden’s famous Carpool Karaoke segment, singing along to her recent single ‘I See You’ while driving around a car park.Before the performance of the track, Bridgers spoke to Corden about her decision to bring forward the release of new album ‘Punisher’ by a day.

Gloria Estefan as well as a host of RTÉ’s most famous faces, all of whom agreed to take part in the graduation celebration.Fair City cast members, contestants from Dancing with the Stars and even Ryan Tubridy all took part in the video along with Grammy-award winner Gloria Estefan who joined all the way from her home in Miami.Kevin told Ryan Tubridy on RTÉ Radio 1 that he became friends with Gloria on Twitter and enthused about their friendship, ‘She’s brought me to Miami, to London.

Frank Turner played a Facebook livestream this weekend, performing a set of Frightened Rabbit songs and debuting a new track written about the band’s late frontman Scott Hutchison.The stream came as part of a weekend of online gigs raising money for an emergency COVID-19 relief fund.Introducing the stream, Turner said: “These are my versions of these songs, and there’s no part of me that would ever think I would play them as well as Scott would’ve played them.”He went on to play tracks from

Chris Willman Music WriterAfter weeks and months in which new hip-hop releases have almost constantly dominated the top spots on the album chart, pop finally got a word back in edge-wise, as Lady Gaga’s “Chromatica” came in at No. 1.Although it was far from a photo finish, Jimmy Buffett also landed a surprising second place finish on the Rolling Stone album chart with a strong bow for his new album, “Life on the Flip Side.”“Chromatica” came out of the box with 280,800 album units.

Life on the Flip Side blasts onto Billboard's Top Country Albums chart dated June 13 at No. 1 with 75,000 first-week equivalent album units, with almost all (74,000) from album sales, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data.The album, Buffett's first non-holiday studio effort since Songs From St.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentBucking the politics of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, São Paulo will on Wednesday publish for public consultation a set of proposals for cash rebates on international shoots that include affirmative action clauses around race and gender.São Paulo’s film-TV agency Spcine will also notify their plans to prize pro-environment productions.Already a revolution for Brazil and marking its first big shoot incentives, the cash rebates are tabbed at a

NME Australia’s May cover star, to play a few tunes for NME Home Sessions. And she’s gracefully obliged, acoustic guitar in hand, with stripped-down renditions of her latest single ‘Hyperfine’, plus her 2019 hit ‘Drink Too Much’, which appears on her debut album ‘About Us’.Flipo’s humble Home Session performance, sans synths and drums, brings the vulnerability of ‘Hyperfine’’s lyrics to the fore.