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Gary Miller/FilmMagic The Chicago Health Commissioner has found that there's been "no evidence" that Lollapalooza was a "super-spreader event" for COVID-19. Speaking with media Thursday, Dr. Allison Arwady said that the department has "had no unexpected findings" in regards to COVID numbers 14 days after the start of Lollapalooza. The festival had required attendees to either be fully vaccinated, or show proof of a negative COVID test obtained within 72 hours of entering the grounds. Arwady said that 203 people that attended Lollapalooza have tested positive for COVID-19, which is in line with the expectation of around 200 cases. Fifty-eight of those were Chicago residents, 138 were from Illinois but not Chicago, and seven came in from out of state. Arwady estimates that about 90 percent of Lolla attendees were vaccinated. Of those vaccinated, .0004 percent, or four in 10,000, tested positive. The unvaccinated positivity rate was .0016 percent, or 16 in 10,000. As of Wednesday..

Courtesy The Rebecca Judd Show on Apple Music 1 Like any new parents, Ed Sheeran and his wife Cherry want to spend as much time as possible with their baby daughter, Lyra, but Ed says they also make sure to take time for themselves, too. Appearing on Apple Music 1's The Rebecca Judd Show, Ed says, "Me and my wife have a date night. It's a strict date night every single week. And no matter who's in town or who wants to see us, it's always this one night in the week and we go out and our rule is we can't talk about our baby. We have to talk about each other and catch up." "As a parent, you spend so much time discussing being a parent that you kind of forget who you were before," he notes. "So we have one night a week where we are who we were before." Ed also revealed that he hasn't listened to his debut album + (Plus) since it came out, so for the 10th anniversary concert he's doing next month -- in which he'll play the album in its entirety -..

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Dua Lipa with Truly Strawberry Lemonade Hard Seltzer/Courtesy Truly Hard Seltzer Dua Lipa sure knows how to keep busy. A day after announcing a joint single with Elton John, she's now announcing a virtual concert series. Dua has teamed with Truly Hard Seltzer for the series, called Truly Inspired. She personally selected the three acts who'll perform on the series: Irish singer/songwriter Dermot Kennedy, U.S. hip-hop duo EARTHGANG, and Yaeji, a Korean-American singer, DJ and producer. Their shows will stream on the Live Nation Channel on Twitch. "Each of these artists represents an individual perspective, a distinctive part of the world, an original corner of music, and they all inspire me uniquely," Dua says in a statement. She adds, "In addition to the performances, I will be sitting down with each artist, and together we'll chat, have some fun and maybe even have a couple of drinks, as we explore how" -- as Truly's slogan says -- "No One Is Just One Flavor...

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