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What Happened June 19th In Pop Music History

Here is what popped on this day.
Bombing At Ariana Grande Concert Could Have Been Prevented: Report

The deadly attack happened in Manchester in 2017.
Avril Lavigne Receiving Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame

The Canadian singer is one of eight music acts being added.
'Spinning Gold' Finishing Production After Allegedly Stiffing Canadians

Filming has reportedly resumed in New Jersey.
What Happened June 18th In Pop Music History

Here is what popped on this day.
Britney Spears Has 'No Idea' If She Will Perform Again

The singer does not seem anxious to get back on stage.
Lady Gaga, Elton John Nominated For Dorian TV Awards

Also up for an award is Lil Nas X.
LISTEN: Diana Ross Debuts 'Thank You' From New Album

It is her first new album in 15 years.
Canada's Annie Murphy Reveals She Licked Chris Martin's Sweat

Gross. Just gross.

Local News

B.C. pharmacies seeing cancelled vaccine appointments after new AstraZeneca guidance

Some people are cancelling their vaccine appointments at B.C. pharmacies after new guidance was issued for AstraZeneca.
'Not all pups on the beach need rescuing': Marine mammal rescue centre sees increase in human interference

The Vancouver Aquarium's Marine Mammal Rescue Centre says it has seen an uptick in cases of "human interference" during this year's harbour seal pupping season, and it's reminding the public not to approach wild animals.
B.C. premier gets 2nd AstraZeneca dose, says best choice is 'first vaccine you're offered'

The premier of British Columbia received a second dose of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine on Friday, following updated national immunization recommendations that have left some Canadians scratching their heads.
Door prizes, live music at B.C. vaccine clinic hosting all-night 'Vax-a-thon' this weekend

There will be door prizes and live music at a COVID-19 vaccine clinic in Surrey, B.C., this weekend during a so-called "Vax-a-thon" that's scheduled to last more than 24 hours.
BC Ferries adds sailings for Father's Day weekend amid surge in travellers

Ever since the provincial ban on non-essential travel was lifted, BC Ferries has seen an increase in passengers.
Potentially armed and dangerous man sought in double-homicide of B.C. brothers: RCMP

Two men have been charged in the murders of Carlos and Erick Fryer, the brothers found dead last month in B.C.'s Okanagan Valley – and one of the suspects remains on the loose.
Lower Post postpones school demolition ceremony after animal remains found

A ceremony to mark the demolition of a former residential school building in a British Columbia First Nation community has been postponed after animal remains were found by construction workers.
Less than 2 weeks from end of B.C. school year, 51 schools still on local COVID-19 exposure lists

The last day of school in British Columbia is less than two weeks away, and 51 schools in the Lower Mainland are still dealing with recent COVID-19 exposures.
Officer facing several criminal allegations fired from Vancouver Police Department

An officer facing numerous criminal allegations, including charges for domestic violence and breach of trust, has been fired from the Vancouver Police Department.