Bandcamp Says Fans Spent $4.3 Friday as Site Waived Its Cut

There’s still a long way to go for “The Batman” when the coronavirus crisis is over.

Rapper YNW Melly, whose real name is Jamell Maurice Demons, is reportedly dying in prison from Coronavirus (aka COVID-19) and his lawyer wants him released.

On July 10, 2019, Democratic congressman Adam Smith wrote on Twitter that Fox News host Tucker Carlson "spews racist, bigoted, and xenophobic views that make our country worse." On Wednesday night, the Washington State congressman appeared on Carlson's primetime show to advocate for the expansion of coronavirus testing and the mass production ofpersonal protective equipment.

Community support. Teresa Giudice gave an update on her father, Giacinto Gorga, and asked her fans to keep him in their prayers.

Angelina Jolie is thinking ahead to what life will be like for her and her family once the coronavirus pandemic is over.

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Michelle Money took to Instagram on Monday to share that her daughter, Brielle, was involved in a "terrible skateboarding accident and is in the ICU on life support." "She suffered a serious brain trauma and a fractured skull," the Bachelor Nation star wrote alongside a photo of the teen at Intermountain Healthcare's Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Schitt's Creek has a loyal and passionate fan base — we know, we're part of it — but the cast and crew behind the show are asking some of the more dedicated fans to rethink how they're expressing their fandom, at least when it comes to traveling.

Schitt's Creek has a loyal and passionate fan base — we know, we're part of it — but the cast and crew behind the show are asking some of the more dedicated fans to rethink how they're expressing their fandom, at least when it comes to traveling.

The Stranger Things actor Finn Wolfhard will feature in the upcoming Ghostbusters film called Ghostbusters: Afterlife. This film will star Finn Wolfhard in a key role, along with actors Paul Rudd, Carrie Coon, Mckenna Grace and Bokeem Woodbine.

Music fans came out in full force to support acts on Bandcamp last week, when the online music marketplace pledged to waive its revenue share for all sales made on Friday, March 20. On a typical Friday, Bandcamp says that fans buy roughly 47,000 items o

Last Friday, Bandcamp waived its service fee on sales for a day, putting more money in the pockets of musicians who have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. According to a statement from Bandcamp today, fans spent $4.3 million over the day, with over 800,000 pieces of music and merch sold on the site. "That’s more than 15 times our normal Friday," the company said in a statement, "and at the peak, fans were buying 11 items per second."

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti appeared on ABC's Good Morning AmericaFriday to discuss the unprecedented "Safer at Home" Emergency Order that went into effect for Los Angeles, as well as the entire state of California, after midnightin an attempt to slow the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). "I think we all fantasize that our city, our state, our country, has a protective moat.

Gisele Bündchen shared sweet memories as she and Tom Brady prepare to say goodbye to Boston. Just one day after her husband revealed that he was stepping away from the New England Patriots football organization, the supermodel shared some sweet memories of her own. “What a ride the last decade has been. Boston has been so good to us and will always be in our hearts. We will forever have wonderful memories,” the 39-year-old wrote.

Lottie Ryan waltzed her way through Dancing with the Stars and scooped the glitterball trophy on Sunday night with her Italian professional partner Pasquale La Rocca.

As the coronavirus pandemic gets more and more serious, many celebrities are doing all they can to convince their fans to take precautions against getting themselves and others sick. Health officials urged people to stay home and minimize social interaction, especially in states that have instituted bans on larger gatherings.

Just last week it was announced that Marc Anthony would be postponing his concerts due to a back injury but now, in light of the COVID-19 outbreak and all big gatherings cancelled inm any places around the world, he has taken to Instagram to send a message of support to his fans.