When the Country Music Association Awards air Wednesday night on ABC, a new Nashville style vocalist will make her CMA debut: Gwyneth Paltrow, who is scheduled to perform “Country Strong,” the title track from her upcoming movie of the same name. The Oscar winner who established her onscreen pipes in “Duets,” a movie with a plot that only karaoke fanatics could love transitions from twang to funky soul the following week when she makes her much hyped guest appearance on “Glee.” The track she’ll perform on the inescapable Fox series? “Forget You” the radio friendly version of a normally bleep worthy Cee Lo Green song. All of this naturally puts more promotional fuel behind the aforementioned film “Country Strong,” in which Paltrow stars as a Nashville diva attempting a comeback.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who often spars with Cuomo on local issues, said he agrees “100 percent” with stripping Cuomo of emergency powers. State Senator Andrew Gornardes, a Democrat, said Cuomo committed a “betrayal of the public trust” and urged the legislature to “reconsider its broad grant of emergency powers to the governor.” “There needs to be full accountability for what happened,” Gornardes wrote in a tweet. Infrastructure.
Protesters Harass Officers, Throw Ice, Break Windows (Photo) 02/13/21 A small protest caused delayed police response and ended with some broken windows in downtown Portland. The group marched to Central Precinct at 1111 Southwest 2nd Avenue, where the group began throwing objects and yelling at officers. There were police vehicles parked outside the precinct.
17, which closed indoor dining and limited any gatherings outside of the household. As the 14 day incidence rate declined from over 2,700 to under 700 per 100,000 people within two weeks, county officials lifted the ban on indoor dining effective Feb. 2, moving to orange level restrictions.