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Health Expert: Concerts and Sports Events Won't Be Safe Until Fall 2021

As governors in the country want to open their states for their economies to recover from the pandemic, one medical expert said large gatherings like concerts could not safely resume until autumn of 2021.
Rita Ora Sings "How To Be Lonely" On Fallon's "The Tonight Show"

British artist Rita Ora is the latest to give a quarantine edition performance with her song "How To Be Lonely" on the latest episode of Fallon's "The Tonight Show," April 14.
All In Challenge Taken in by Justin Bieber, Meek Mill, Quavo to Feed Hungry

All In Challenge aims to raise $10 million to benefit the hungry affected by COVID-19. (Photo: Commons Wikimedia/Heedandsucceed) Meek Mill performing the single "Stay Woke" at the BET Awards in 2018 #AllInChallenge is taking Twitter into a frenzy.
Big Sean Reveals Immediately Calling 2 Chainz After "Mercy" Claims

In response to 2 Chainz claiming that he dominated the 2012 hip-hop song "Mercy," Big Sean revealed calling his fellow artist in the recent "The Rap Pack" podcast yesterday, April 14.
Paris Jackson to Portray Jesus Christ Opposite Bella Thorne in Indie Film “Habit”

Paris Jackson is set to play the role of Jesus in the upcoming indie film, "Habit," alongside Bella Thorne, according to Screen Daily, April 13.
The Voice Recap: Knockout Rounds Began with Two Steals, New Mentor Introduced

Last Monday, the Knockout Rounds of the popular NBC show The Voice started with the introduction of new celebrity mentor James Taylor. Two of the coaches also used their single steal in this episode.
Music Stores, in Danger Due to Coronavirus

Despite many movements to support many music stores in the United States and around the world, the coronavirus pandemic can be a “death knell” for some indie music stores in the country.
Paul McCartney in Quarantine Talk, Calls Out Wet Markets in China

Paul McCartney was Howard Stern's guest on his morning show and discussed life in quarantine and Chinese wet markets.
Jimmy Webb, "Trash and Vaudeville" Manager and Punk Rock Personality, Dies at 62

Jimmy Webb, best known as the manager of New York boutique "Trash and Vaudeville" and a New York rock scene staple, has passed away at the age of 62.
5 Must-Have Vinyls for Every Beatles Fan

Although The Beatles have only lasted for eight years, from Ringo's joining in 1962 to Paul's surprise announcement in 1970, their music still lives on. To keep the Beatlemania alive and kicking, here are the must-have vinyls for every Beatles fan.
Top-Rated Turntables For Best Listening Experience

If you are into vinyl records, then here are the top-rated turntables in Amazon for 2020. Owning vinyl records once seemed to be for record collectors' hobby only.
"Genesis" frontman Peter Gabriel Releases Rare Concert Films to Help in Coronavirus Efforts

British singer-songwriter Peter Gabriel revived vintage concert films and uploaded them online to raise funds for Italy's fight against the coronavirus pandemic.