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ABBA's Bjorn Ulvaeus speaks out in support of Black Lives Matter: "This world is full of idiots"

“The solidarity that we see in the streets of the cities around the world now should give us hope.” – Bjorn of ABBA.

watch Ted Alexandro take on Louis C.K. at Comedy Cellar

The applause had barely died down at Comedy Cellar, where Louis C.K. had done a surprise performance earlier the same week, when Cellar regular and Jim Gaffigan tourmate Ted Alexandro asked the crowd, “what, does a guy have to be convicted of sexual assault to get an extended ovation?”

Norm Macdonald apologizes for Louis CK & Roseanne comments (after Jimmy Fallon cancelled)

In an interview, Norm Macdonald said he was “happy the #MeToo movement has slowed down a little bit,” and expressed sympathy for Louis C.K., Chris Hardwick, and Roseanne Barr.

more Black Metal Controversy: Watain move SF show so Destroyer 666 stay on bill

If there was a ever a tour destined to follow quickly in Taake and King Dude‘s footsteps this year, it was the Watain / Destroyer 666 trek that recently started making its way across North America…

Karen O, Best Coast, Shirley Manson & more played Girlschool LA (watch)

Karen O made a surprise appearance with a band of kids, and members of Best Coast also appeared to perform a song. Shirley Manson played Garbage favorites backed by string players, while Carrie Brownstein gave the keynote speech for the three-day Los Angeles event.

Janelle Monae introduced Kesha's performance with a moving #TimesUp speech at Grammys (watch)

Kesha’s performance featured Cyndi Lauper, Andra Day, Bebe Rexha, Camila Cabello, and Julia Michaels.

Yoko Ono, Neil Young, Best Coast & more participated in Women's Marches (pics)

Cher spoke at Women’s March Anniversary: Power to the Polls in Las Vegas, NV, while in NYC comedian Aparna Nancherla was a co-host and Halsey delivered a powerful, moving poem.

Chicago Women's March 2018 in pics

The Women’s March returned to cities worldwide in 2018, including Chicago, where attendance this year surpassed the 2017 edition.

NYC Women's March 2018 in pics

Almost a year to the day after the 2017 edition, thousands of people took to the streets of NYC once again on Saturday (1/20) for the 2018 Women’s March. 72nd St and Central Park West was this year’s official starting point, but streets were clogged with marchers blocks away.