How to watch Glastonbury 2020 - full weekend line-up of music legends

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Double threats! Musicians can top the charts and dominate their industry, but their artistry is taken to another level when they break into acting.

Ubisoft has revealed some statistics and anti-cheat information concerning Rainbow Six Siege, including total bans over the last 18 months.The official Rainbow Six Siege Twitter account detailed everything in a thread, with ban data for the game split between BattlEye and general data bans as well. Since August 2020 it’s estimated that around 167,250 bans have taken place, or around 9,500 a month for 18 months.It’s also added that 3,114 idle bots were banned between November to January as well, with the data going right the way up to last month (January 2022).The thread also outlines that a few cheats have been permanently stopped in the last 18 months as well, like the ability to instantly kill a whole lobby, drones that crash matches, and drones that can do melee damage.We're committed to detecting and banning cheaters.

Fueling the feud. Kanye West dropped a new song on Friday, February 11, and included some not-so-subtle nods to estranged wife Kim Kardashian and her new flame, Pete Davidson.

Lottie Tomlinson has revealed she is expecting her first child with boyfriend Lewis Burton. The Tanologist founder, 23, and former tennis player Lewis, 29, took to Instagram to share the happy news, where they posted two gorgeous snaps of Lottie's blossoming baby bump. Lottie, who is the younger sister of One Direction star Louis Tomlinson, and her beau captioned the post: "just the 3 of us", alongside a red heart emoji.

Doja Cat has released her cover of Hole‘s classic single ‘Celebrity Skin’ in full – you can listen to it below.The Los Angeles artist previewed her take on Courtney Love and co.’s 1998 track yesterday (February 10). It was recorded as part of a team-up with Taco Bell for The Grande Escape, an advert designed to “give fans a bold new taste of what it means to Live Más”.Doja Cat’s new version of Hole’s ‘Celebrity Skin’ – the original of which appears on the group’s third album of the same name – contains reworked lyrics that were written in partnership with frontwoman Love.Due to air during the fourth quarter of this Sunday’s Super Bowl (February 13), The Grande Escape tells “an epic story of liberation from conformity and shows Doja Cat alongside others who escape from a clown college in pursuit of discovering Live Más for themselves”.Per a press release, the commercial is “a depiction of the exhilaration and comfort that comes from honouring and celebrating being different”.Speaking about the project in a statement, Doja Cat explained: “I’ve enjoyed every moment of this campaign, especially the ones where we get to break all the rules, and look forward to continuing collaborating with the brand.”This weekend’s Super Bowl takes place at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

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John Mayer is looking out for his fans.

the #LetTheMusicPlay campaign, in a bid to save the UK’s music scene.The campaign launched yesterday, with the likes of Paul McCartney, The Cure, Dua Lipa, Radiohead, Nick Cave, Ed Sheeran, Dizzee Rascal, Liam Gallagher and PJ Harvey among the 1,500 artists who signed an open letter to he Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, Oliver Dowden – in a bid to “show the vital importance of the UK’s live music industry, ensure the Government cannot ignore live music and make noise to get the public and financial support the industry needs to survive”.In the wake of restrictions brought on by the COVID-19 crisis and lockdown, the Music Venue Trust have called for a £50million cash injection to save the “world-beating £5.2billion

Ed Sheeran, Lewis Capaldi, and Rita Ora are among the stars calling on the U.K. government to assist those working in the live music industry in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.More than 1,500 artists, including Rod Stewart, Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones, Coldplay, Dua Lipa, Sam Smith, and Liam Gallagher, have signed a joint letter, warning the future is “bleak” for hundreds of thousands of workers in the sector.Addressed to Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden appealing for sector specific support, the note says: “U.K.

Liam Gallagher has joined a host of big names in calling for government support to save's the UK's 'world leading' live music industry.

Glastonbury may have been cancelled for 2020, but the BBC’s recent tribute to the iconic festival has proven to be a ratings smash.Marking what would have been the festival’s 50th anniversary last month, the corporation celebrated the annual event across TV, radio and BBC Sounds with a mixture of archive sets and live links from the likes of Clara Amfo and Lauren Laverne.Select artists, including Arlo Parks and Laura Marling, even played surprise sets from Worthy Farm for viewers at home.The BBC has now announced that there have been a staggering 10.2 million programme requests for Glastonbury on BBC iPlayer so far — a figure that is likely to grow with the sets still available to watch for the next 30 days.Adele‘s 2016 headline set proved

Corrie favourite reached out to Liam after the Oasis legend tweeted to his 3.4million followers, asking: "What you gonna do with the rest of your life?"And Simon replied: "Take you for a pint."The offer comes days after Liam, 47, described in an interview with The Sun a tense meeting the pair had in the past.He revealed that decades ago he'd chased after the soap's Steve McDonald after the pair crossed paths outside Granada studios, where Corrie was filmed and where Oasis had made their TV debut with the song Take Me.The Some Might Say singer recalled: "The guy who is in Coronation Street, Steve McDonald, I was walking down the road with my jacket on and he’s come out and he’s staring at me and I’m staring at him and he’s giving me looks

CORONATION Street star Simon Gregson has attempted to end his feud with Liam Gallagher and offered to take him for a pint. Simon, who plays Steve McDonald in the ITV soap, reached out to Liam via Twitter after the former Oasis rocker tweeted to his 3.4 million followers on Sunday: "What you gonna do with the rest of your life." In an attempt to make amends, 45-year-old Simon replied: "Take you for a pint." Liam, 47, is yet to respond to Simon's suggestion but fans were delighted at the idea of the pair heading to the pub together.

Arlo Parks performed on Worthy Farm yesterday (June 27) as part of the BBC’s The Glastonbury Experience 2020.The network has been broadcasting a series of special programmes from the Glastonbury site this weekend to make up for the cancellation of the festival.Parks played a stripped-back version of her recent track ‘Black Dog’, stood between a campfire and the Pyramid Stage structure. She was joined by a guitarist for the performance, who sat six feet away from her in adherence with social distancing regulations.

Kylie Minogue said she has still not found the words to express how much her Glastonbury appearance last year meant to her.

Laura Marling performed in front of the Pyramid Stage as part of the BBC’s The Glastonbury Experience 2020 yesterday (June 27).The singer-songwriter was one of many artists set to feature on the bill for the Worthy Farm festival before it was forced to be cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.Marling played a version of her song ‘Strange Girl’, which features on her latest album ‘Song For Our Daughter’, in front of the Pyramid Stage structure, cows and a plane. Adhering to social distancing regulations, Marling was not joined by her backing band for the performance.

Bob Dylan takes the throne at the top of the Official Irish Albums Chart this week with Rough and Rowdy Ways.

Kirsten McStay takes a look at the most famous Scots celebs who have swapped their lives in rainy Scotland for the American dream.Calvin Harris - real name Adam Wiles - is a Dumfries-born DJ, songwriter and record producer who hit the big time with his classic dance album I Created Disco, released in 2007.The album sold more than 100,000 copies in the UK and spawned hit singles including Acceptable in the 80s and The Girls.

LIAM Gallagher told his brother Noel to 'f*** off' and blasted him for being "up his own a***" in their latest Twitter spat. The feuding rockers suffered another public fallout today when Liam took a swipe at Noel for describing himself as a "composer".

Liam Gallagher drawls, looking out from the NME Stage at Glastonbury in 1994, straddling a line between frustrated young man and apathetic kid. Oasis’ Pilton debut was everything the festival is about, bringing people together with defining moment.With the chance to scrape last year’s mud off the wellies and head to Worthy Farm off the cards this weekend, now’s a better time than ever to reflect on the life-affirming magic and madness Glastonbury has thrown-up over its first 50 years.