Slowthai on ‘cancel culture’: “I just can’t understand why anyone would wanna make people feel them ways”

Living through a pandemic has meant that a lot of creative endeavours have been curtailed, with travel, touring, and in-person collaboration obviously affected. However, musicians have shown great resilience throughout 2020 with Mexican Summer's Looking Glass singles series an interesting case in point.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorDeadline has confirmed that the New Mexico shoot of Netflix’s Idris Elba-Regina King western The Harder They Fall has stopped after an actor tested positive for COVID-19. Production stopped Thursday, continued into Friday and it’s unclear when filming will resume.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaNetflix has paused shooting on “The Harder They Fall” after a member of the production tested positive for COVID-19, Variety has confirmed.The Western, which stars Idris Elba and Regina King, was roughly five weeks into shooting in New Mexico. No members of the primary cast tested positive, according to an insider.

Michele Amabile Angermiller In a night that mostly celebrated last year’s hits, and introduced a few new tracks, the Billboard Music Awards (BBMAs) took place in a crowdless theater after being postponed from its original date and venue (Las Vegas in May) due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Lush foliage paves the frames of Mexican director Yulene Olaizola’s entrancing feature “Tragic Jungle.” Backdrop to violence and the supernatural, the eponymous ecosystem traps us in its mystifying maw for an alluring adventure centered on Black and Indigenous characters—an infrequent sight in the country’s filmic output.

Ed Meza @edmezavarGermany’s Maze Pictures has boarded Moscow-based Metrafilm’s KGB comedy series “Pawns,” from writers Michael and Lily Idov, who penned the award-winning 2018 Cannes competition screener “Leto.”The company, which has offices in Munich, Berlin and Lucerne, Switzerland, is also developing a miniseries based on “Ghosts of Berlin,” a book of supernatural stories by filmmaker Rudolf Herzog (son of Werner Herzog), and the tentatively titled mystery series “Parallels.”On the film

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorLocal health officials on Monday reported only two deaths from COVID-19 in Los Angeles County over the past 24 hours and 881 new cases. They also said nearly 700 people remain hospitalized with the disease throughout the county.Authorities reminded that the low number of new deaths and new cases reported today reflect a reporting lag from over the weekend.Public Health now has identified 282,982 positive cases of COVID-19 to date across all areas of L.A.

Dawn French has said she is concerned that cancel culture means modern comedians might not be able to do edgy comedy.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsBill Burr kicked off his Saturday Night Live debut displaying his non-politically correct stand-up style and raising eyebrows. He began by respecting anti-maskers’ decision not to coverup during the COVID-19 pandemic.“I don’t care it’s your decision, there’s too many people,” he said.

Eat Well For Less, has got the Kiwi treatment! Hosted by local chef Mike Van de Elzen and restaurateur Ganesh Raj, Eat Well For Less NZ is here to help New Zealanders shop, cook and eat better – and save on their household bills along the way. Speaking to stuff.co.nz, co-host Ganesh Raj reflected trends that he observed throughout the production of the show.

Maren Morris shared a special message in her music video for her newest song "Better Than We Found It," which was released on Friday.

Dennis Quaid shared a video on Instagram explaining that reports he participated in a pro-Trump ad campaign funded by taxpayers about the administration’s COVID-19 response are inaccurate. The actor shared a video on Sunday with the caption “NO GOOD DEED GOES UNPOLITICIZED” in which he explained he was “feeling some outrage and a lot of disappointment” that the “cancel culture media” is trying to drag his reputation through the mud.

Slipknot‘s Corey Taylor has discussed cancel culture, saying the movement is “taking out the easy targets”.Taylor was speaking to NME about his debut solo album, ‘CMFT’, out this Friday (October 2) via Roadrunner.Discussing his recent single ‘Culture Head’, which tackles issues surrounding social media, Taylor said: “It’s about social media, and the state of politics and what’s happening across the world. The toxicity.

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Coming to America, Dreamgirls, Dr Dolittle and Beverly Hills Cop.But in amongst his film and TV roles, he released a string of music including the 1985 hit-single ‘Party All The Time’ and 1989 song ‘Put Your Mouth on Me’ – not to mention his (low key cringey) song ‘Whatzupwitu’ featuring Michael Jackson.But it seems not everyone knew about his singing career.The revelation was so shocking to some that “Eddie Murphy” was trending on Twitter in the United States, as videos of him singing

Pop duo Jedward have become an unexpected voice of reason on social media in recent weeks as they have used their public platform to tackle misinformation around the Covid-19 pandemic.