DAFT PUNK SALES UP MORE THAN 2600%!
Breaking up was good business for DAFT PUNK. Their sales are WAY up since they announced their split.
Streams for their catalog shot up nearly 500% . . . with song sales jumping by 1,335%, and album sales spiking by 2,650%.
Their best-selling album right now is"Discovery" from 2001. 2013's" Random Access Memories". . . the one with "Get Lucky" on it . . . came in second.
"Get Lucky" is their most-streamed song, followed by "One More Time" and "Harder Better Faster Stronger".
TIGER WOODS WON'T BE FACING CRASH CHARGES
Tiger Woods may be facing a long and complicated road to recovery from the injuries he sustained in this week's car crash. However, one thing he won’t have to deal with is criminal charges. Los Angeles County SheriffAlex Villanueva said that since the area where the incident occurred was known for accidents, his department wouldn’t be filing any charges.
On top of that, it's been determined that he wasn’t drunk or under the influence at the time. What's still up for debate? If he was using his cell phone when he lost control – or was otherwise distracted behind the wheel. If so, he could be cited.
Source:TMZ
KIM GOES OUT FIRST TIME SINCE FILING FOR DIVORCE!
Kim Kardashian spent time with her girlfriends in the wake of her filing form divorce from Kanye West.
According to an eyewitness, “[Kim] was with Kourtney[Kardashian], her old assistant Stephanie [Shepherd],and a few other girlfriends.” She was wearing a seafoam green skintight dress with a diamond cross – but no wedding ring.
This outing won’t be on “Keeping Up with The Kardashians” since there wasn’t a camera crew around.
Source:Us Weekly
BILLIE EILISH LAUNCHES 'THE WORLD'S A LITTLE BLURRY' CLOTHING LINE
Billie Eilish just launched a new clothing line, and this one's particularly special to her. Not only does the collection commemorate the release of herBillie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry, but the pieces are also sustainable, made in the US, and (mostly) organic.
"everything in this line (besides the socks) are made from organic fabrics! all grown without pesticides which is better for the environment. everything is made in the USA (mostly in California) which supports our homegrown economy and saves on international shipping, meaning it’s more sustainable," the teen wrote in an Instagram post showcasing some of the items. "we’ve worked hard to create custom shapes, paying extra attention to all the details. you might notice the prices are a little higher, but that’s because this is a big step in making my clothing more sustainable👼 my hope is that by investing in more high quality items they will last for a much longer time, and we can all buy and consume less. this is so important to me and i hope you love it as much as i do."
The World's a Little Blurry premieres on Friday (February 26). See Eilish's announcement post below and shop the collection here.
WILL THERE BE ANOTHER SEASON OF THE QUEENS GAMBIT?
'The Queens Gambit' was super popular on Netflix, and people want to know if there will be a season 2. Hate to burst your bubble, but it doesn't sound like it.
“It’s wonderful to know that people loved the show where they want to spend more time with these characters; we never envisioned it that way,” William Horberg, The Queen’s Gambit executive producer, told Deadline. “We felt that the series had a satisfying endpoint and we’d allow the audience to fill in the spaces as to what happens next for Beth Harmon.”
TAYLOR SWIFT COUNTERSUES 'EVERMORE' THEME PARK
A Utah-based park theme park named Evermore recently sued Taylor Swift citing trademark infringement. Well, now Taylor is fighting back. TAS Rights Management, the company that handles the rights for her music and other trademarks, has now filed a lawsuit against the park.
The suit was filed after Taylor released her surprise album “Evermore.” The theme park insisted they own the trademark to the name and Taylor doesn’t have the right to sell merch with the name on it, noting that it’s caused “confusion” that has negatively affected the park.
But the TAS lawsuit argues that it’s Evermore that is engaging in copyright infringement. It claims the park uses three of Tay’s songs in performances at the park, but don’t have a license to do so. It adds that the park ignored warnings from BMI about it, noting they “opted instead to continue to benefit from the free and unauthorized public performance of [the songs], despite actual knowledge of the liability and substantial penalties imposed by the Copyright Act to protect artists.”
Source:Yahoo