Lizzo, Julia Louis-Dreys, Liz Meriwether among entertainment figures raising funds after Supreme Court reversal of Roe v. Wade.
“This will be a long fight fought on many different fronts, and I think everyone who supports abortion access needs to be prepared for the marathon. Amid the flurry of giving, supporters of abortion rights in Hollywood caution potential donors to make sure that their funds are going to legitimate organizations. “Right now, I am donating to groups making an immediate impact on people currently seeking an abortion, and then I will make another round of donations to political action groups and voter mobilization groups who will be fighting in the long term,” Meriwether says. And also, they appreciate the access to the resources,” she says. And the band Bon Iver is sponsoring a match program for The Brigid Alliance, matching donations up to $22,000. Debra Messing has shared information on The Brigid Alliance and Apiary for Practical Support, a nonprofit national technical assistant hub for the organizations that provide practical support to people seeking abortions. She also vowed to match $10,000 in donations to 80 local abortion funds. It’s sign-up page provides a box that participants who are willing to risk to arrest can check. I’m also donating to the Plan C organization, which provides medication abortion through the mail to anyone seeking it.” Other Hollywood insiders are coming up with unique ways to engage their followers. Live Nation, the sponsor of the multi-date tour, has agreed to match Lizzo’s donation, making the total a substantial $1 million. Supporters, led by a $1 million donation from Lizzo and Live Nation, are amping up their giving to both long-established advocacy organizations and on-the-ground groups (especially ones that are helping women gain imminent access to healthcare), while using their celebrity and influence to inspire further giving.
Within hours of the Supreme Court ruling, the Grammy-winning superstar announced that she will be donating $500,000 of the profits from her upcoming tour to the organization, which offers reproductive healthcare to women across the country. Live Nation, ...
“This will be a long fight fought on many different fronts, and I think everyone who supports abortion access needs to be prepared for the marathon. Amid the flurry of giving, supporters of abortion rights in Hollywood caution potential donors to make sure that their funds are going to legitimate organizations. “Right now, I am donating to groups making an immediate impact on people currently seeking an abortion, and then I will make another round of donations to political action groups and voter mobilization groups who will be fighting in the long term,” Meriwether says. And also, they appreciate the access to the resources,” she says. Debra Messing has shared information on The Brigid Alliance and Apiary for Practical Support, a nonprofit national technical assistant hub for the organizations that provide practical support to people seeking abortions. And Bon Iver is sponsoring a match program for The Brigid Alliance, matching donations up to $22,000. She also vowed to match $10,000 in donations to 80 local abortion funds. It’s sign-up page provides a box that participants who are willing to risk to arrest can check. I’m also donating to the Plan C organization, which provides medication abortion through the mail to anyone seeking it.” Other Hollywood insiders are coming up with unique ways to engage their followers. Live Nation, the sponsor of the multi-date tour, has agreed to match Lizzo’s donation, making the total a substantial $1 million. Supporters, led by a $1 million donation from Lizzo and Live Nation, are amping up their giving to both long-established advocacy organizations and on-the-ground groups (especially ones that are helping women gain imminent access to healthcare), while using their celebrity and influence to inspire further giving.
LiveNation PH has announced it will be taking legal action over unauthorised selling of tickets to SEVENTEEN's upcoming concert in Manila.
The 13-member K-pop act have announced a repackaged version of their May album ‘Face The Sun’, due out on July 18 at 6pm KST, titled ‘Sector 17’. Further details on the release such as its title track and new B-sides are expected at a later date. The announcement of the Asian leg came a month after SEVENTEEN unveiled details for their 2022 South Korean and North American tour that will see them play two concerts in Seoul in June before performing in 12 different cities across the US and Canada from August to September. Live Nation Philippines does not authorise anyone other than our official ticketing outlets for the selling of tickets.”