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Play video content Breaking News @chaserice / Instagram Chase Rice got back to touring this weekend -- and to kick things off ... the guy allowed thousands of people to flood a concert venue, with ZERO regards for coronavirus safety. The country singer held his first show in a while Saturday night at former prison-turned-event center called the Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary in Petros, Tennessee. It usually can hold 10,000 bodies for a concert, but this weekend ... only 4,000 were allowed through. Still, tha...

Pride and Black Lives Matter came together this weekend for a meaningful demonstration in the city where George Floyd was killed ... which left a fortified police station with a whole new look. Sunday marked the start of the Stonewall Riots 51 years ago in Greenwich Village in NYC -- which went down in history as a momentous time and major step forward for gay rights at the time -- and all these years later, Minneapolis' LGBTQ+ community showed out to honor the anniversary ... while continuing to voice support to BLM and decrying George's death. A massive gathering went down right in front of Minneapolis' First Precinct -- where people chanted, rallied and expressed support for Black Trans Lives in a demonstration of unity. Organizers bro...

The NCIS: Los Angeles cast members get along both on and off the set. They support each other and sometimes offer advice. Here’s what Barrett Foa once said about the advice LL Cool J gave him before a difficult performance. The ‘NCIS: Los Angeles’ cast members get along well Barrett Foa and LL Cool J on NCIS Los Angeles | Cliff Lipson/CBS via Getty ImagesLike the other shows in the NCIS franchise, the NCIS LA cast members seem to get along and enjoy working with each other. During a 2017 panel discussion for The Paley Center for Media, Eric Christian Olsen (Marty Deeks) compared being on set with his castmates to being in high school and then college. “We’ve been on the show for 190 episodes,” says Olsen. “So, when you think about that, that’s eight years. It’s...

The Rolling Stones are ready to take action. In a statement obtained by Fox News, the iconic rock band said that their legal team is collaborating with BMI, a performing arts rights organization, to prevent the use of their music at President Trump's reelection events. TAYLOR SWIFT DENOUNCES 2020 CENSUS FOR EXCLUDING TRANSGENDER, NON-BINARY PEOPLE "The BMI have notified the Trump campaign on behalf of the Stones that the unauthorized use of their songs will constitute a breach of its licensing agreement," said the statement. "If Donald Trump disregards the exclusion and persists then he would face a lawsuit for breaking the embargo and playing music that has not been licensed." The Rolling Stones have threatened to take legal action against Trump over the use of their songs ...

Brooks Koepka and Jena SimsInstagramJena Sims is back on buzzer duty. On Saturday, Brooks Koepka’s model girlfriend was tasked to give the golfer another quarantine haircut, two months after a disastrous first attempt. “He’s back in the barbers chair… should I try again?” Sims polled her 196,000 Instagram followers. In a separate Instagram story, Sims detailed the fallout, noting she was “relieved” from her duties after touching up Koepka’s edges. “Update: Fixed his ‘edges’ and then got relieved of my duties,” Sims shared. InstagramKoepka, 30, has been staying close to home since he withdrew from the Travelers Championship earlier this week after caddie Ricky Elliott tested positive for coronavirus. Sims confirmed Wednesday she had tested negative for the deadly bug. “...

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are throwing their support behind another cause. Supporting charities and socio-political causes is a big part of royal life and that hasn't changed for the duo since stepping back from their duties as senior members of the royal family. PRINCE HARRY REVEALS WHAT HE MISSES ABOUT ENGLAND AMID CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN IN LOS ANGELES Markle, 38, and Harry, 35, are now supporting the Stop Hate for Profit campaign, a rep for the two confirmed to Harper's Bazaar, which calls for a worldwide boycott of Facebook advertising over the company's lack of vetting hateful and misleading content on its site. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. (Photo by Karwai Tang/WireImage) (Getty) "As we've been developing Archewell, one of the areas The Duke and Duchess of...