Florida Georgia Line’s Tyler Hubbard Is Second CMA Awards Performer to Cancel After Testing Positive for COVID-19

Not having it. Kanye West responded to social media chatter about his mental health — and he wasn’t pleased about the speculation surrounding his recent behavior.

Ricky Schroder has called upon American truckers to "shut down" Washington over COVID-19 restrictions. The actor, who praised Canada’s "Freedom Convoy" truckers, took to Instagram on Thursday and recorded a lengthy video of himself for his nearly 70K followers.The 51-year-old is seen sitting outside beside a fire while reading the Bible and analyzing its teachings. "I think we see what we’re facing here," the former "Silver Spoons" star said.

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Privacy, please! Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn’t know the sex of pregnant Katherine Schwarzenegger and Chris Pratt’s second baby — with good reason.

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A legendary career. Shaun White reflected on his snowboarding achievements after his final Olympic Games ended without a medal.

Buzz Buzz Buzz! After Yellowjackets made its debut on Showtime, the audience was quickly immersed in the questions posed both in the past and the present timeline.

All around all star! Morgan Simianer’s skincare routine might just be as good as her cheerleading chops. With a relaxing set up, “a lot” of serums and “ultimate” dry skin hacks, the 24-year-old has a handful of healthy skin secrets. To see how the Cheer star gets her Beauty Sleep on in her Dallas apartment, watch the exclusive video above. 

Violence and motherhood make for an unusual combination in Ursula Meier’s Berlin Film Festival competition title The Line (La Ligne). Set in remote present-day Switzerland, it stars actor-singer-playwright Stéphanie Blanchoud as Margaret, whose anger towards her mother Christina (Valeria Bruni Tedeschi) frequently turns physical. While she’s a grown woman, there’s something primal and childlike about Margaret’s visceral fury that suggests a disorder that’s never named.

Quiet since November, The Problem with Jon Stewart is set to start up again on AppleTV+ on March 3.

EXCLUSIVE: Manager and Oscar-winning producer Michael Sugar’s Sugar 23 has inked Sex and the City bestselling author Candace Bushnell.

is celebrating their recent Oscar nominations with a super fun singalong!Only ET has the new exclusive clip, which features cast members singing and dancing in their homes to the animated film's chart-topping hit, «We Don't Talk About Bruno.»The behind-the-scenes fun features so many members of the on-screen Madrigal family: Adassa, who voices Dolores, Jessica Darrow, who plays Luisa, Mauro Castillo (along with his son, Daniel!), who plays Felix, Ravi Cabot-Conyers, who voices Antonio, and Wilmer Valderrama, who plays Agustín, dancing along with his adorable baby daughter, Nakano Oceana. They're also joined by Colombian music legend Carlos Vives, who performed «Colombia, Mi Encanto» for the soundtrack.Watch the full clip above and sing and dance along!Earlier this week, ET spoke with Carolina Gaitan, who plays Pepa Madrigal, about the movie's recent Oscar nominations — the film scored nods on Tuesday for Best Animated Feature Film, Best Original Score and Best Original Song for «Dos Orugitas» — and the viral success of «We Don't Talk About Bruno.»«I really loved the song from the first moment and I really love that it's not reggaeton…This is so much more,» she recalled of her first impression.

Last year, director Ridley Scott shocked “Blade Runner” fans with the announcement that a live-action series was in the works at rights holders Alcon. Scott stopped short of giving concrete details about the series’ setting or where it would air.

Every year, we are fortunate enough to see films at festivals that don’t actually get released until a year or so later. One of the standout pictures from last year is “Benediction,” which is finally about to arrive in theaters.

Haart shared smiling pics with Scaglia on Feb. 2 to mark the first day of filming the second season of the Netflix series.A source told ET in December that Haart and Scaglia had broken up.

Futurama, has thanked fans for their support following reports that he hasn’t signed on for the show’s revival at Hulu.Earlier this week (February 9), it was announced the sci-fi comedy animation would return for 20 episodes from original creators David X. Cohen and Matt Groening.While the majority of the original cast is attached, the glaring omission was DiMaggio – with reports stating that producers were hopeful he would return, but they were willing to recast the role of Bender if negotiations didn’t pan out.Since then, DiMaggio’s absence caused hashtag “#bendergate” to trend on Twitter, with the actor retweeting fans critical of Futurama’s return without Bender’s original voice.Posting on Twitter in response, DiMaggio wrote: “Thanks for the concern and the props, everyone.

Kavinsky has spoken to NME about what to expect from his long-awaited second album, ‘Reborn’ – as well as news that a new collaboration with The Weeknd is on the way.The French electro-pop pioneer, real name Vincent Belorgey, announced details of his first album in nine years last week along with the single ‘Zenith’. Kavinsky will now release ‘Reborn’ on March 25 via Fiction / Virgin Music France, marking his first full release since his 2013 debut ‘Outrun’ (which featured his breakthrough track, the Drive-featuring ‘Nightcall’).While faithful to his electro-pop roots, Kavinsky explained how the sound was more expansive and bolder with lush, futuristic electronic soundscapes.

Carly Pearce performed a duet with Charles Kelley at the 2020 Country Music Association Awards amid her divorce from estranged husband Michael Ray.Pearce, 30, and Kelley, 39, sang her hit “I Hope You’re Happy Now” at the Wednesday, November 11, awards ceremony, which took place in Nashville. The Lady A member replaced her original duet partner, Lee Brice, after the 41-year-old crooner tested positive for coronavirus.The “Next Girl” songstress teased the performance via Instagram on Thursday, November 5, prior to Brice’s diagnosis.

Carly Pearce had a bit of a rough go over the last few days. The star, who scored a Country Music Association (CMA) Award on Wednesday for musical event of the year for the song "I Hope You're Happy Now" with Lee Brice, revealed to Entertainment Tonight that she had an "accident" prior to the show.

Carly Pearce had quite an adventure to get to the 2020 CMA Awards. The singer took home the award for Musical Event of the Year for her and Lee Brice’s duet “I Hope You’re Happy Now.”

Carly Pearce had quite an adventure to get to the 2020 CMA Awards. The singer took home the award for Musical Event of the Year for her and Lee Brice's duet «I Hope You're Happy Now.»However, while talking to ET's Rachel Smith backstage on Wednesday, she revealed she suffered a major accident weeks before her big win.«It's been an intense 10 days, I'll tell you,» Pearce shared, noting Brice having to drop out of their performance after testing positive for COVID-19.

Fans of Lady A and Rascal Flatts are in for some disappointment after both groups announced they’d be pulling out of Wednesday night’s CMA Awards due to exposure to COVID-19.

Instagram. “So far, the three of us continue to test negative, and out of caution and love for everyone involved with the CMAs, we’ve decided to stay home from the awards tonight.”Previously scheduled performers Lee Brice and Florida Georgia Line’s Tyler Hubbard were also forced to drop out of the show earlier this week after both tested positive for COVID-19.Also Read: Associated Press Drops CMA Awards Coverage After Being Barred From Using Images of AttendeesHubbard, who was scheduled to perform a number with Carly Pearce, was replaced by Lady A’s Charles Kelley.

Carly Pearce looks gorgeous in green on the red carpet at the 2020 CMA Awards on Wednesday (November 11) at the Music City Center in Nashville, Tenn.

Fans of Lady A are in for some disappointment after the country music trio announced they’d be pulling out of a scheduled performance at Wednesday night’s CMA Awards due to exposure to COVID-19.

The biggest names in country music are in Nashville for the 2020 CMA Awards.

Chris Willman Music WriterJust an hour prior to showtime, the trio Lady A announced it was pulling out of the CMA Awards telecast, become the third act to do so as a wave of COVID-19 exposure affects the country music community in Nashville.Unlike the two earlier artists who were forced to exit the show, Lee Brice and Florida Georgia Line’s Tyler Hubbard, Lady A said in its social media statement that none of the three members have received a positive coronavirus diagnosis, but said an unnamed family member’s exposure prompted the need to pull out.“Sadly, one of our immediate family members has just tested positive for COVID-19 this week,” Lady A (formerly known as Lady Antebellum) said in Instagram and Twitter posts.

The 54th annual CMA Awards are kicking off Wednesday night and the winners are already starting to roll in.

Carly Pearce won't be hitting the stage together at the 2020 CMA Awards, but they're still celebrating. It was announced on Wednesday morning that the two won for Musical Event of the Year for their single, «I Hope You're Happy Now.» The news comes after Brice tested positive for COVID-19.

Carly Pearce is giving an update on fellow country star Lee Brice, after he tested positive for COVID-19.Brice was scheduled to perform a duet with Pearce at the2020 CMA Awards. However, Lady A’s Charles Kelley will now step in for him and sing «I Hope You’re Happy Now» with the singer.«Lee is doing good.

Charles Kelley will step in for Lee Brice and perform at the 2020 CMA Awards, following news that Brice has tested positive for COVID-19. Brice was set to join Carly Pearce on stage during a performance of her song, “I Hope You’re Happy Now,” but Kelley will now join Pearce instead.In a statement released to ET, the Country Music Association confirmed that Brice, 41, will no longer attend the Nov.

CMA Awards is lining up an all-star list of performers!On Monday, it was announced that Chris Stapleton will perform his new song, «Starting Over,» while Lady A's Charles Kelley will join Carly Pearce for her previously announced performance of her three-time nominated song, “I Hope You’re Happy Now.” Lee Brice was originally scheduled to take the stage with Pearce but he recently tested positive for COVID-19.Miranda Lambert, Maren Morris and Thomas Rhett are just a few of the other artists who will take the stage at the upcoming awards show — but that's not all!Hosts Reba McEntire and Darius Rucker will perform together in an emotional tribute performance, and Rucker will also take the stage with Lady A.

The 54th Annual CMA Awards will broadcast live from Nashville’s Music City Center this week on November 11, but unfortunately, the big festivities will go down without one of the biggest names in country music.

Lee Brice will no longer perform at the CMA Awards on Wednesday after testing positive for the coronavirus. A representative for Brice told the Associated Press on Sunday that he is “in good spirits and not experiencing any symptoms." Brice was scheduled to perform alongside fellow country star Carly Pearce, given that the duo are nominated for their duet "I Hope You're Happy Now" in the categories musical event of the year and music video of the year.

Country singer Lee Brice was supposed to perform at the 2020 CMA Awards this coming Wednesday (November 11), however, he has been diagnosed with COVID-19 and forced to pull out of the event.

Lee Brice has pulled out of his upcoming CMA Awards performance due to a positive test for COVID-19.