The Chainsmokers Say They’re “Glad” to Be Taking Part In the Reproductive Rights Battle

There was no way to predict that “Paris,” a song by the band, would one day appeal to proponents of reproductive rights.

Five years later, the band finds themselves in that situation.

Thanks in part to the lines “if we go down, then we go down together,” which have acquired fresh significance in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the sentimental ballad is gaining new listeners on TikTok.

Thousands of TikTokers returned to “Paris” after the SCOTUS’ contentious June 24 decision, which nullified 50 years of reproductive rights in the U.S. and used the number as a rallying cry.

“Paris,” one of Chainsmokers’ five top 10 chart performances, peaked at No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became a mainstream smash.

Taylor Swift, Halsey Madonna, Pink, Eminem, Pearl Jam, and The Chainsmokers are among the artists that have commented on the Roe v. Wade decision on social media.

The duo’s fourth and most recent studio album, “So Far, So Good,” was released in May and immediately debuted at the top of Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Albums Chart.

The Nipsey Hussle Murder Case Is Coming To An End

The trial of a man accused of killing the rapper was delayed by a day due to an assault on the defendant by other inmates, and both sides rested their arguments on Wednesday, June 29.

Again, the trial of Eric Ronald Holder Jr., who is accused of first-degree murder in the shooting death of Nipsey Hussle and the attempted murder of two other men, is scheduled to start on Thursday.

Staples were used to closing a cut on the back of Holder’s skull when he appeared in court with puffy eyes.

Two inmates attacked him while he was in a holding cell on Tuesday, waiting to appear in court, according to his attorney Aaron Jansen. They punched him and cut him with a razor.

The reason behind the attack remained unclear and was left out of discussion in the court.

When Hussle, whose real name was Ermias Asghedom, was killed at age 33, he had just released his major-label debut album after receiving years of underground acclaim. He had also been nominated for his first Grammy Award.

Mom to Be Mandy Moore Cancels Her 2022 Tour Dates

It has been challenging for her to maintain her live touring schedule while expecting a second child. On Tuesday (June 28), the celebrity made the decision to postpone the rest of her performances this year in order to concentrate on her health.

Mandy Moore also went on to state that while the shows were getting booked, she wasn’t pregnant. She also claimed that the pace they are traveling in can harm her child’s health. While she addresses her fans on Instagram, she also said that she will have to put her and her family’s health first and that the place right now is at her home. Initially, she thought she can overcome this challenge but the busy schedule seemed to take a toll on her.

Moore also thanked all her fans and followers on Instagram via her post and said that she is aware of people respecting her decision. She assured fans that she will be coming back soon to perform live shows again.

In November 2018, the “Fifteen” singer and Goldsmith were married.

Jack In The Box Comes Out In The Support Of J-Hope’s Upcoming Solo Album

The upcoming debut solo album from the band members of BTS has the full support of millions of fans worldwide.

Fast-food chain Jack in the Box revealed on Wednesday, June 29, that it will be offering fans a free drink in the K-pop star’s honor.

Since the news of J-Hope’s upcoming studio album, which will be released on July 15, first broke, Jack in the Box has been teasing its excitement.

In the meantime, J-Hope is getting ready for the release of the album’s lead track, “MORE,” which will release on Friday via Big Hit Music as the band’s very first solo release following their not-quite break to concentrate on their own solo musical endeavors.

Even if a steady stream of solo projects is probably in the works, BTS still rules the musical world. The septet recently released Proof, a new compilation album, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and became their sixth career chart-topper. They are also currently developing BTS Island: In the SEOM, a new video game.