Brazilian police unveiled a bomb plot at Copacabana Beach, attended by over 2 million people. The suspects belong to an extremist group that promotes hate and the radicalization of youth; the performance ended without incident or casualties.
Beyoncé's highly anticipated Cowboy Carter tour kicked off Monday night in Los Angeles with an unexpected stumble as thousands of seats remained empty and ticket prices crashed from $800 to just $20.
"If you want to cancel me from opportunity, stand on it being because of your Zionism. Don’t make it anti-Jew. This a played out game. All this because we want people to stop dying.”
Osbourne criticized the festival organizers for permitting anti-Israel statements during performances, saying "it is not a place to promote terrorist organizations or spread hatred."
Irish hip-hop band KNEECAP featured severe anti-Israel messages throughout their slot at the prestigious festival, blaming Israel for committing "genocide" and "war crimes."
A highway billboard leading to the prestigious Coachella festival, renowned for attracting A-list performers to America's premier music and arts event, read "Imagine going to a music festival and not coming home."
Dua Lipa surprised the audience in Melbourne when she chose to bring Troye Sivan on stage where the two performed his hit "Rush" with sensuality and enthusiasm.
Sia, who had last performed in Israel in 2016 and had not previously commented on the war, declared, "We will dance again" before singing "Titanium."
The protester's shouts about Gaza disrupted the band's Melbourne concert.
Kravitz, self-identifying as "half-Jewish, half-black," is a descendant of Ukrainian Jews and was raised in New York.