![]() ![]() But the cast of "Pam & Tommy" - an eight part series that looks into the sex tape scandal of TV star Anderson and heavy metal rocker Lee - say the show is more than just a romp through 1990s nostalgia. Tommy Lee snarls into the camera with all of the bad boy magnetism that seemed to burn off the pages of every tabloid. Pamela Anderson sprints across the beach in her red Baywatch lifeguard suit, exactly as you remember. On Monday, investors appeared to shrug off the controversy that hurt shares last week, as Spotify's stock price jumped 12%after brokerage Citigroup raised the stock rating to "buy" from "neutral" saying the Swedish company would be able to improve its advertising business.Ĭast of 'Pam & Tommy' say sex tape saga is an 'ode to bravery' podcaster Joe Rogan apologized and pledged more balance on his show amid a backlash against COVID-19 misinformation on the streaming service that wiped more than $2 billion off its market value last week. #SPOTIFY STOCK REBOUND UPGRADE#Spotify shares rebound after Joe Rogan apology, Citigroup upgrade #SPOTIFY STOCK REBOUND FULL#Jimin, whose full name is Park Ji-min, went to hospital on Sunday after suffering from sudden abdominal pain along with a mild sore throat, Big Hit Music said in a statement. Jimin, a singer and dancer with the K-pop group BTS, has tested positive for coronavirus and also underwent surgery for acute appendicitis, his management agency Big Hit Music said on Monday. Mitchell acted in the aftermath of Wednesday's announcement by Spotify and Young that the platform would remove his music following the singer-songwriter's objection to his songs playing on the same service that offers a podcast by prominent vaccine skeptic Joe Rogan.īTS singer Jimin hospitalized for appendicitis, tests positive for COVID-19 Joni Mitchell removes music from Spotify over vaccine misinformationĬanadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell has announced that she will remove her music from Spotify, following the lead of Neil Young in protesting the popular streaming service giving voice to misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines. ![]() The ABS will also release building approvals figures for February.Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 01-02-2022 02:33 IST | Created: 01-02-2022 02:31 IST Representative Image Image Credit: ANIįollowing is a summary of current entertainment news briefs. In its statement, the RBA observed that "household income has been growing slowly and debt levels are high." Yesterday, the Reserve Bank left interest rates on hold at a record low 1.5 per cent at its April board meeting. "Retail sales will be important to watch, especially given the RBA's concerns about household consumption," wrote ANZ economists. In economic news, retail sales numbers for February will be released - January's figures missed expectations with only a slight increase in sales. Locally, ASX SPI 200 futures are higher, indicating a positive start could be in store for the Australian share market. What to watch: retail sales, building approvals ![]() "The similarities here, we believe, are much greater than the differences," he wrote in a recent research note. Spotify has not yet turned a profit but has 71 million subscribers worldwide, and RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney sees parallels with Netflix. Shares surged nearly 26 per cent above the reference price in early trade before closing around 13 per cent higher. Spotify forewent the usual method of engaging investment banks and raising money from institutional investors, instead going with a direct listing, the first on the NYSE. Unfortunately for the NYSE, Spotify is based in Sweden and the mistake was corrected quickly. Music streaming company Spotify made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange via a direct listing and while shares bounced, its welcome was not entirely smooth.Ī Swiss flag was hung outside the stock exchange to mark Spotify's arrival. Swiss flag flown … to welcome Swedish Spotify In Europe, markets in London, Paris and Frankfurt all closed lower after returning from the Easter break, as tech and banking stocks took a hit. Technology stocks fought back as shares in Amazon recovered to close 1.4 per cent higher, after yesterday slump as US President Donald Trump took aim at the e-commerce giant on Twitter. Commodities: Brent crude +0.8pc at $US68.18/barrel, spot gold -0.6pc at $US1,333.2/ounceĪll sectors of the S&P 500 index made gains, with energy stocks the best performers after oil prices bounced.US markets have made back ground in the wake of yesterday's heavy tech-led sell-off, while Spotify began its life as a publicly listed company. ![]()
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