Explore More Frank Ocean will not play his headlining set at Coachella this weekend after a controversial performance in the desert on Sunday, The Post can confirm. Blink-182will take the 35-year-old “Lost” singer’s place this Sunday, a band rep told The Post. “See you Sunday,” the group added on Twitter.
The punk band’s original lineup, Mark Hoppus, 51, Travis Barker, 47, and Tom Delonge, 47, reunited at Coachella on Friday for the first time since Delonge left the band in 2015.
BBCSeveral properties on Broomhill Drive have been evacuatedEvacuated residents have been kept out of their homes in Glasgow's west end overnight following the discovery of suspicious items on Thursday afternoon.
The undisclosed find came during a "pre-planned" search by police at a flat on Broomhill Drive.
Glasgow City Council confirmed 26 people made use of the emergency rest centre at Partick Burgh Hall.
Emergency accommodation was found for three people while others made alternative arrangements.
At the end of one of his ESPN afternoon shows this month, Pat McAfee, the perpetually tank-topped former punter turned pro wrestler turned media star, delivered a personal warning ... to his own bosses.
“All the suits at ESPN that told [the New York Post] to write this article to make us look bad,” McAfee said, “your time is coming.”
Then he gestured toward his genitals, a move familiar to any wrestling fan as a two-word directive: “Suck it.
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The 125-foot, concrete statue on a mountain overlooking Rio couldn’t appear more straightforward: It’s a giant Jesus with His arms outstretched.
“Christ the Redeemer” — or “Cristo Redentor” — rises almost a half-mile into the Rio sky, and is perhaps the most recognizable Christian image in Latin America.
Yet Cristo’s meaning to Brazilians varies. Some see it as a tribute to Catholicism while others consider it a salvo against secularism. Still others in the rapidly diversifying country consider it a general symbol of welcome, with arms open wide.