News about Martin Garrix

Together with Alicia Keys and Martin Garrix, the singer, who was 50, headlined the Formula One show.

Since announcing that they will be performing in Saudi Arabia, Australian musician Tash Sultana has equalled controversies. On Thursday, the singer-songwriter, 28, who is non-binary, announced that they will be performing at the Soundstorm musical festival next month. However, some of Tash's followers have chastised them for performing in a world where many organizations have condemned for human rights abuses.

On Monday, two ex-NYPD detectives were convicted in Manhattan Supreme Court of allegedly swiping a few bottles of high-end champagne and then enjoying it at the 2022 Electric Zoo festival, which they were attending. Warren Golden, 31, Jonathan Gonzalez, 33, and Wojciech Czech, 44, who work in the Narcotics Division, were among the detectives involved in the robbery. The Czech of Queens has been charged with grand larcency and unlawful possession of robbed property, as well as Golden of White Plains has been charged with official misconduct. According to The New York Post, both were arrested on Monday and none of them pleaded not guilty at their arraignment. Gonzalez of the Bronx was not present at the arraignment but he is scheduled to turn himself in on Thursday. According to investigators, he is charged with grand larceny, unlawful possession of stolen property, and official misconduct.

At the Michelin Guide-approved restaurant, where the Dutchman is a regular whenever he's in town, the group enjoyed craft cocktails and a feast of Mediterranean shared plates. Verstappen, Executive Chef Erhan Kostepen, Jerry Böck, and Rob van den Blink posed for photographs with fans in a spirited mood. Onlookers got a glimpse of the two-time F1 champion's appearance in a semi-private area of the restaurant where they could get a glimpse of him.'

North is back for another year in August this year, with a line-up stacked with hitmakers for a summer weekend to remember. MailOnline looks at all you need to hear ahead of the electronic music festival as festival season approaches.

Scooter Braun seems to have walked off expensive Hollywood divorces lightly. Despite being worth a whopping $400 million as a result of a prenup, he will only be shelling out a fraction of his fortune to his ex-wife Yael, according to TMZ. Scooter will pay Yael $20 million, with the two children's joint legal and physical custody shared.

She was recently appointed Honorary Ambassador of Kosovo. And Dua Lipa was clearly enjoying her trip back to the Balkan country by posting a series of snaps from her night out at the Sunny Hill Festival on Monday. After attending the festival in Pristina, the artist, 26, who was born in London but spent the majority of her childhood in Kosovo, showed off her toned abs in a pink satin crop and matching shorts.

Dua Lipa added another accolade to her list on Friday, despite the fact that she's now a singer, songwriter, and even a model from time to time. "By our Madame President #VjosaOsmani's name Honour Ambassador of Kosovo on Sunday afternoon," she posted on Twitter. "It's an honour and a privilege to represent my country around the world, and I'll keep doing my best and doing our part to ensure we leave our mark... and make a difference." Kosovo is Lipa's hometown, a young state in the Balkans that declared its independence from Serbia in 2008 (although Serbia has yet to recognize it as a member of Serbia). It's also the home of the Sunny Hill Music Festival, which was founded by Lipa's father and boss, Dukagjin Lipa. Sunny Hill debuted in 2019, bringing enormous amounts of buzz to this small and relatively unknown region. The festival is now running this year and will run through August 8th.

In a ceremony at the Office of the President in Pristina on Friday, Dua Lipa was named Honorary Ambassador of Kosovo. (right). The singer, 26, was born in London to Albanian parents, but she spent a majority of her childhood in the Balkan country. After Kosovo declared independence in 2008, Dua and her family migrated to Pristina, but she and her family returned to London at the age of 15, seeking a career in music. The award-winning pop star said it was a 'honor and a privilege' to represent her homeland country and that she would use her platform to'make a difference' to the republic. On Sunday, she took to social media to post photos from the ceremony, after she was honoured with the award from President Vjosa Osmani-Sadriu in front of her proud parents Anesa and Dukagjin. In addition, the President tweeted a sweet picture of her twin daughters, Dua and Anda (left), enjoying her performance as "an inspiration and model for girls from around the world."