The Cactus Jack Class of 2020 t-shirt was designed by Scott and is being sold via his website, with all profits split between two charities.
Half the money will go to the LeBron James Foundation, which supports educational programs in the his hometown of Akron, Ohio, and the rest will be donated to the charity Feeding Texas coronavirus relief fund.
Posting Scott’s design on Instagram, James said: “Class of 2020, I told you we were going to make graduation special.
#MoreThanAnAthlete 
Meanwhile, Scott’s virtual Astronomical show broke Fortnite’s streaming records when it took place last month to 12.3 million people.
To honor graduating students across America, LeBron staged a remote event for youngsters online this weekend, titled Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020, with guests including the Jonas Brothers, Pharrell Williams, Yara Shahidi, Kevin Hart, Zendaya, Timothee Chalamet, and former U.S. President Barack Obama.
]]>All proceeds from the sale of the album go to benefit New York City-based advocacy group Coalition for the Homeless and their COVID-19 response.
The Lemon Twigs’ upcoming third album, Songs For The General Public, due on 21st August from 4AD.
Prine had battled cancer twice — throat cancer in 1998, and lung cancer in 2013 — and underwent hip surgery in February.
Prine was hospitalized last week after falling ill and put on a ventilator Saturday night, according to a statement from his family.
Prine’s wife and manager, Fiona, announced on March 17 that she had tested positive for the virus after they had returned from a European tour. She has since recovered.
The country-folk legend, who was considered one of the all-time American songwriters, was responsible for penning and singing songs like “Sam Stone” and “Paradise”. His career spanned several decades and earned him many accolades, including two Grammys.
Sadly, Prine is now one of the bigger musical stars to succumb to the coronavirus, though he’s certainly not the first. Earlier this month, Fountains of Wayne cofounder and “Stacy’s Mom” writer Adam Schlesinger died from coronavirus complications at age 52. And earlier today, Saturday Night Live music supervisor Hal Willner was also pronounced dead after an unsuccessful fight against COVID-19.
RIP John Prine.
Over here on E Street, we are crushed by the loss of John Prine. John and I were "New Dylans" together in the early 70s and he was never anything but the lovliest guy in the world. A true national treasure and a songwriter for the ages. We send our love and prayers to his family.
— Bruce Springsteen (@springsteen) April 8, 2020
]]>It’s a time of the Passing Of The GOAT.Each of whom remind us there are MANY ways to get there.They just gave it. Every. Thing.THEY. Had.
They will CONTINUE to give
The Force Was With John Prine & Hal Wilner & Bill Withers & Ellis Marsalis & Wallace Roney & Bucky Pizzarellihttps://t.co/hDCSpMwbtG
— Vernon Reid (@vurnt22) April 8, 2020
Pre-Covid-19, Whack unleashed a barrage of incredible music through her since-retired “Whack Wednesdays” series, which ultimately brought us tracks like “Wasteland” and “Unemployed.” Since then, it’s been relatively quiet on that front, though optimists might reason that Whack has been using the downtime to finesse her Whack World follow-up.
In the clip shared by the artist yesterday, she is seen presumably in her home, singing lines like, “Sick of being stuck in the house / I wanna go out now” and “Now is the time I’ve been losing my mind / I wanna see what’s going on outside” while making her way between the living room and the kitchen, washing her hands and stockpiling toilet paper.
“This song is dedicated to everyone on lockdown…,” the artist signed in the video, captioning the post “#STUCK.”
The new song is backed by Alanis Morissette’s instrumentals from her iconic 1996 track “Ironic.” So far, Morissette has yet to respond to Whack’s sample.
The rapper’s latest record was her full-length debut, Whack World.
Listen to the song with its accompanying video below
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— Tierra Whack (@TierraWhack) March 28, 2020
