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Listen To Garth Brooks’s Hopeful New Song, “We Belong Together”

Garth Brooks new song, “We Belong Together,” was released on social media by Good Morning America host Robin Roberts.  After Garth appeared on Good Morning America, he sent the song to Robin with the option for her to “decide what you want to do with it.” Robin then shared the song with the world via her social channels.

“Me and Robin go way, way back,” says Garth. “She always asks about the music. Somebody’s got to hear it first, so I just asked her, ‘Would you like to be the first one to hear the new thing?’ And she was kinda caught off-guard. So, I sent it to her Sunday . . . all day Sunday, all day Monday she was texting back and forth with me . . . and I guess today she decided she was gonna share it with the world. It was totally up to her.”

Listen to “We Belong Together at the link- here.

Garth Brooks Sings ‘We Belong to Each Other’ in Unifying Song

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Tanya Tucker, Brandi Carlile & More Earn Multiple “Americana Awards” Nominations

The nominees for the 2020 Americana Honors & Awards were announced, and artists with multiple nominations across the six categories include Tanya Tucker, Brandi Carlile, The Highwomen, Nathaniel Rateliff, Black Pumas, Brittany Howard and more.

The winners will be announced during the Americana Honors & Awards on Sept. 16 at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium. The ceremony is usually the centerpiece of AmericanaFest, which typically features more than 100 artists performing at different venues throughout Nashville; however, this year’s AmericanaFest has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Next year’s AmericanaFest dates have been set for Sept. 21–26, 2021.

See the full list of nominees in the link below.

Americana Honors & Awards: 2020 Nominations

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’30 Rock’ Returning For One-Night Only Scripted Special On NBC

30 Rock cast members Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Tracy Morgan, Jane Krakowski, and Jack McBrayer will reunite for a scripted special. The 30 Rock reunion will be part of an upcoming hour-long, commercia-free special from NBC airing on July 16th at 8:00 p.m. local time. It will also be available live via Hulu.

30 Rock wrapped its seven-season run in January 2013 after 138 episodes. It’s the second NBC sitcom to reunite in recent months: back in April, the cast of Parks and Recreation got back together for a 30-minute script special benefiting Feeding America’s COVID-19 Response Fund.

’30 Rock’ is returning to NBC for one night with a very ’30 Rock’ twist

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“The Bold and the Beautiful” One Of The First Shows To Resume Production After Shutdown

The Bold and the Beautiful is making TV history and is set to become the first US series to resume production in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.” data-reactid=”17″ type=”text”>The show will follow the coronavirus safety protocols released by the city and work in agreement to the various Hollywood guilds. Regular testing for COVID-19 is part of the new protocols, and the show will work shorter days with varied call times. A coronavirus coordinator will also be on set to make sure guidelines are being follows, and masks will be required. Actors can remove them when filming.

                

‘Bold & The Beautiful’ Is Resuming Production This Week Amid Pandemic – Find Out How!

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Deftones’ New Album Will ‘Hopefully’ Drop in September

Deftones’ drummer Abe Cunningham revealed that the band’s anticipated new album will “hopefully” drop in a few months. Cunningham said during an interview: “We actually tracked everything over the summer, last summer — June and July — we were in the studio tracking. But we actually just completed everything. … We were down in LA recording, but we mixed up in Seattle. We’re working with our old pal Terry Date, who did a bunch of our earlier records and stuff, too.”

As for the album’s release date, the drummer revealed, “It should be coming along, hopefully, maybe September. I heard something.” 

Deftones were supposed to hit the road this summer, but were forced to reschedule due to the coronavirus pandemic. 

Deftones reveal new album could drop in September

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Rammstein Working On New Music During Lockdown

Rammstein drummer Christoph Schneider has confirmed that the band have been working on new material. 

When asked what the band has been doing during quarantine, Schneider replied: “Last week, we were supposed to play our first 2020 concert and then we said, ‘Let’s meet and think about what we could do this year. We still have so many ideas lying around, so many unfinished songs. We met and we’re working on new songs. We want to work on songs, but whether it’s going to be a new record, nobody knows.”

Rammstein were forced to postpone both their 2020 European tour and run of North American dates due to restrictions imposed by the coronavirus pandemic. The European shows have been rescheduled  for 2021 and will take place  throughout May, June, July and August, while the new North American dates for next year have still to be announced.

Rammstein Are Working on New Songs in Quarantine

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Cardi B Announces New Music Is “Coming Soon”

After rumors that a contract dispute was holding up the release of her sophomore studio album, Cardi B announced that she will dropping new music soon.

When somebody asked about new tunes on Twitter, Cardi simply replied, “I’m coming.” When another fan asked for a more specific answer about a release date, Cardi said, “It’s comin .Its going to hit too.”

In past interviews, Cardi said that her new album would be releasing in 2020. However, her project has been delayed because of the coronavirus and the recent protests. It’s been three years since the release of her hit song, “Bodak Yellow.”

Cardi B Teases New Music For 2020

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Katy Perry And The Black Eyed Peas Set To Headline Rock The Vote’s Virtual Concert

Katy Perry will co-headline Rock The Vote’s ‘Democracy Summer 2020’ virtual concert.  Perry joins Black Eyed Peas as the headliners for the special event on June 18, which aims to encourage US citizens to register to vote. Organizers Rock the Vote, Voto Latino Foundation, When We All Vote and March For Our Lives have set a goal of 200,000 new voters this summer.

Actress Rosario Dawson and ‘Dear White People’ star Logan Browning will co-host. The live-stream will also feature appearances and performances from the likes of Chuck D, Big Freedia, Lucy Hale, Ne-Yo, Saweetie, Leslie Grace, Skylar Astin, Dove Cameron and Sofia Carson.

Perry calls on the nation to use their ballot to help in the ”fight for justice and equality” for the black community after the death of unarmed black man George Floyd last month, which led to global protests.  Says Katy: ”I’m excited to be a part of this kick-off to ‘Democracy Summer 2020’ with so many amazing talents, activists and speakers. The young people of America are speaking loud and clear on the streets and online, and come November, it will be more important than ever to fight for justice and equality, and against systemic racism, with our ballots.”

Katy Perry and Black Eyed Peas to Headline Rock the Vote’s Democracy Summer Concert

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President Trump Signs Executive Order On Police Reform

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday that he said would encourage better police practices, this coming after weeks of national protests since the death of George Floyd.

Trump met privately with the families of several black Americans killed in interactions with police before his Rose Garden signing ceremony, and said he grieved for the lives lost and families devastated. He devoted most of his public remarks to a need to respect and support “the brave men and women in blue who police our streets and keep us safe,” characterizing the officers who have used excessive force as a “tiny” number of outliers among “trustworthy” police ranks.

“Reducing crime and raising standards are not opposite goals,” Trump said, flanked by police officials. Trump’s executive order would establish a database that tracks police officers with excessive use-of-force complaints in their records. Many officers who wind up involved in fatal incidents have long complaint histories. Those records are often not made public, making it difficult to know if an officer has such a history.

Trump signs executive order on policing mid mounting pressure over lethal incidents

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Google Bans Two News Sites From Ad Platform Due To Protest Coverage

The far-right news sites ZeroHedge and The Federalist will no longer be able to generate revenue from any advertisements served by Google Ads. The two sites were found to be in violation of  Google’s policies on content related to race when they pushed unsubstantiated claims about the Black Lives Matter protests sparked in recent weeks by the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody on May 25.

“We have strict publisher policies that govern the content ads can run on and explicitly prohibit derogatory content that promotes hatred, intolerance, violence or discrimination based on race from monetizing,” a Google spokesperson said. “When a page or site violates our policies, we take action. In this case, we’ve removed both sites’ ability to monetize with Google.”  Both ZeroHedge and The Federalist were flagged for violations related to their comment sections that they did not do enough to mitigate.

Google informed ZeroHedge about their violation several days ago and The Federalist was informed Tuesday.

Google bans two websites from its ad platform over protest articles

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