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Travis Scott Announces New Initiative ‘Project HEAL,’ Donates $5 Million to Community-Based Projects
‘I want to use my resources and platform moving forward towards actionable change,’ Scott explained in a social media post.
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Coachella Drops All COVID-19 Restrictions; Won’t Require Masks, Vaccines
The music festival will not mandate masks, negative tests or vaccines for its hundreds of thousands of attendees.
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Coachella Dropout: Kanye West Says He Won’t Perform Unless Billie Eilish Apologizes to Travis Scott (Yeah, We’re Confused, Too)
‘YES TRAV WILL BE WITH ME AT COACHELLA BUT NOW I NEED BILLIE TO APOLOGIZE BEFORE I PERFORM,’ West wrote online.
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Travis Scott’s Astroworld Fallout Continues as Dior Confirms Cactus Jack Collab Is ‘Indefinitely’ Postponed
The capsule collection has been shelved ‘out of respect for everyone affected by the tragic events at Astroworld,’ says the label.
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Congress to Launch Bipartisan Investigation Into Astroworld Tragedy
‘We are deeply saddened by the deaths that occurred at Astroworld Festival and are committed to investigating what went wrong,’ say committee members.
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Medical Examiner Releases Awful Details About Astroworld Deaths
New details about the tragedy come out as Travis Scott plans concert safety initiative
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Travis Scott to Lead New Initiative Focusing on Better Safety Guidelines for Concerts and Festivals
‘I definitely want to figure out how could we fix this in the future [and] what could we do to change these things,’ Scott previously explained.
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Travis Scott Reportedly out of Coachella Lineup
In response to the Astroworld Festival tragedy, the rapper has reportedly been removed from his Coachella headlining gig.
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Travis Scott Speaks Out in First Interview Since Astroworld Tragedy
‘Something happened and I feel like I just needed a way to kind of communicate,’ The ‘Anecdote’ rapper explained during an interview with Charlamagne tha God.
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Attorneys Seek to Combine Hundreds of Astroworld Suits as Travis Scott Denies Culpability
The rapper requested dismissal from 11 of the nearly 300 lawsuits naming him as partly responsible for the crowd surge that injured hundreds and killed 10.