'Control freak' Katy Perry is 'spiralling a bit' in lockdown

Police officers appeared to be shifting strategy Saturday in Ottawa as they worked to clear the remaining protesters from the area, arresting 170 over two days. The slow methodical approach that we saw from police Friday seemed to be replaced with a much tougher line today.

The streets in Ottawa are starting to look more bare and normal. Police warned demonstrators in the evening that it is “unsafe to stay.” “Get out of the cold and cease further unlawful activity.

Police and protesters faced off for a second straight day in the nation’s capital and at times those tensions erupted into violence, but tonight it appears the Ottawa occupation is into its final hours. Police and protesters are accusing each other of abusive behaviour after a day that saw officers reclaim the street in front of Parliament Hill.

WEST PHILADELPHIA - A fire in West Philadelphia home Saturday afternoon sent a child to the hospital badly burned.Fire officials investigate a cause of the fire, but the child’s grandparents tell FOX 29 they believe a faulty extension cord started the fire. And, Saturday, they were asking for support and prayers for their grandson.The fire broke out in a house on Filbert Street near 42nd Street.

EAST FRANKFORD - Philadelphia Police are investigating after three men were shot multiple times in East Frankford.Officials say the shooting happened Saturday evening, around 6 p.m., on the 5300 block of Glenloch Street, in Philadelphia’s East Frankford section.Responding officers found two men, ages 18 and 19, suffering from gunshot wounds in their legs. The 18-year-old was taken to St Christopher’s Hospital for Children by medics and the 19-year-old was taken to Frankford-Torresdale Medical Center, also by medics.

COVID-19 public health measures descended on Quebec City on Saturday for the second weekend this month.Inspired by the so-called Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa, horns could be heard as several dozen vehicles, including trucks and tractors, arrived outside the provincial legislature late Saturday morning.It was a mostly festive atmosphere, as some people were dressed up in cartoon character costumes, stuffed animals were handed out to children and music played.It was the second large demonstration against public health measures in the province in two weeks.Since the last one in early February, the Quebec government announced it is phasing out its vaccine passport system and intends to get rid of most COVID-19 health measures by March 14.But protest organizers, addressing the crowd outside the legislature, said they wanted more concessions from the provincial government.Organizer Bernard Gauthier called the tone of the protest “peaceful,” adding he hoped the provincial government would return the favour without specifying any demands.Meanwhile, others called for an end to the provincially-declared health emergency and mandatory masks for school-aged children.Demonstrator Christian Martel said he wanted to see an end to mandatory masking in classrooms.“The pandemic is over, we have to end everything. We’re tired, it’s enough,” said Martel.Some demonstrators said they would also like assurance that the vaccine passport system would not return.Last week, Quebec announced it would be phasing out vaccine passports, but Health Minister Christian Dubé warned it would reimpose the passport system if it’s needed during a new wave of COVID-19.

Police officers in Ottawa have arrested dozens more protesters on Saturday. Sean O’Shea is in the thick of things and brings us the latest.

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From Monday morning, rapid antigen tests will be made available at all Auckland testing sites to those who fit the appropriate clinical criteria. The site will determine which test  (PCR or a rapid antigen test) is best for you Access to rapid antigen t

Hebert was diagnosed in August 2021 as having long COVID, which refers to COVID-19 symptoms that persist well beyond two weeks — the time by which most people have recovered from the disease. With concerns being raised about the Omicron variant fuelling a spike in long COVID cases, health experts say Quebec does not have the resources to help people like Hebert or the many others who have survived the disease but remain seriously injured.Dr.

Provincial officials have loosened capacity restrictions this week in a number of settings. This, as vaccine passports are also soon going to be a thing of the past. Brittany Rosen reports.

The legal duty to self-isolate after testing positive for coronavirus will end next week, the Prime Minister is due to announce.

Prince Albert of Monaco is giving an update on his wife Princess Charlene’s health.

Ottawa’s Interim Police Chief Steve Bell has responded to a question about an incident involving police-mounted horses on Friday. Bell said “there was two members of the protesters who did collide with the horses.

Ottawa’s Interim Police Chief Steve Bell said Saturday reviews of video footage will be done to ensure the “lawful amount of force was used” as police moved to clear anti-mandate protesters from the streets of Ottawa.

Ottawa’s Interim Police Chief Steve Bell provided an update on operations to clear out anti-mandate protesters from the streets of Ottawa saying they’ve made “important progress,” arresting 47 demonstrators Saturday for a total of 170.

Ottawa’s Interim Police Chief Steve Bell said on Saturday that police were documenting the protests with the intent of pursuing financial penalties and criminal charges against those who have participated.

The music industry is taking a pause today (June 2) to observe what is being called "BlackOut Tuesday" (as well as #TheShowMustBePaused), an effort calling for "a day to disconnect from work and reconnect with our community" as well as an "urgent step of action to provoke accountability and change." The effort was created by music industry executives Jamila Thomas and Brianna Agyemang in reaction to

The music industry is taking a pause today (June 2) to observe what is being called "BlackOut Tuesday" (as well as #TheShowMustBePaused), an effort calling for "a day to disconnect from work and reconnect with our community" as well as an "urgent step of action to provoke accountability and change." The effort was created by music industry executives Jamila Thomas and Brianna Agyemang in reaction to

Katy Perry has opened up about the rollercoaster year she has had, which saw her lose her beloved grandmother shortly after finding out she was pregnant with her first child. 

Katy Perry has had a number of hits, won numerous awards and is adored by her fans.

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are all set to embrace parenthood, and while the singer did keep the good news under tight wraps in the beginning, she is no longer hiding her baby bump from the world. Ever since the pregnant songstress announced about the pregnancy with her Never Worn White music video earlier this year, she has been regularly posting pictures showing off her growing baby bump. Her latest Instagram post is a mirror selfie featuring the songstress all dolled up and ready to virtually watch the launch of NASA's SpaceX mission, which eventually got cancelled.

Katy Perry, 35, and Orlando Bloom, 43, were spotted catching some sun in Santa Barbara over the recent Memorial Day Weekend. The engaged couple was seen heading to the beach to meet up with Katy’s father Keith Hudson and other family and friends, according to Daily Mail. In the pictures of this beach trip – CLICK HERE TO SEE PICS – Katy rocked a one-piece floral swimsuit, a wide-brimmed straw hat, and some comfy looking flip-flops. The swimsuit had a plunging neckline that gave her some summer cleavage, and it also showed off her growing baby bump. Not only did Katy look incredible, but she again proved that any body is a “beach-ready body.”

Katy Perry is anything but selfish.

In wake of the Coronavirus outbreak, social distancing measures have been put into place across the globe. It demands one to stay within their homes and not meet people, including friends and relatives. This has changed the way we celebrate festivals and important dates. Last month, Hollywood stars celebrated Easter Sunday at their respective homes. Even though the usual pomp and show were missing, they celebrated the festival with great zeal and energy.

Katy Perry has opened up about her battle with depression, admitting she ‘couldn’t imagine living’ at times. 

Katy Perry has opened up about her battle with depression, admitting it got so bad she couldn't imagine living.

Katy Perry’s new album will be a “gift” to fans dancing in the streets after the coronavirus lockdown, while she prepares to hunker down again as a mum.

Katy Perry, 35, is speaking out about her battle with mental health. “I was clinically depressed and coming out of that, didn’t know what my life was,” the star revealed in a new interview with Good Morning America, reflecting on where she was two years ago. “I couldn’t really imagine living, to be completely honest,” she added, going on to explain that her struggles influenced her latest project. “[Fans] can expect a record about resilience and finding the light at the end of the tunnel…‘Daisies’ is a song about going after your dreams and not worrying about what other people think about that,” she said.

Katy Perry is "spiralling a bit" in lockdown.

Katy Perry has joked that pregnancy has ‘turned her into Shrek size-wise’.

There is no better way for a first-time mom-to-be to get a crash course in motherhood than to be locked down during a pandemic with your fiancé's kid. At least that's what Katy Perry is learning during the COVID-19 quarantine, which she has spent with beloved Orlando Bloom and his son with ex-wife Miranda Kerr, Flynn.Dialing in to The Graham Norton Show on Friday (May 22), Perry talked about revealing the news of her pregnancy via the "Never Worn White" video in March, at which point Norton played her a series of clips in which fans freak out about the news.

Joining a raft of other artists selling merch to support COVID-19 charities, Katy Perry announced on Thursday (May 21) that she's selling a face mask imprinted with title of her latest single, "Daisies," to benefit the Santa Barbara-based aid organization DirectRelief."Are you into: following the rules #Daisies promo, supporting a worthy charity. Check out the link in my bio for Daisies merch, including this face mask, whose proceeds all go to @DirectRelief," Perry wrote while modeling the black mask, which features a picture of the singer and an image from the song's video.DirectRelief works with public health authorities, nonprofit organizations and businesses across the U.S.

Katy Perry is having a crash course on parenting in quarantine. The 35-year-old pregnant pop star appears on Friday's episode of the British program,, where she talks about being quarantined with several young children. 

Pregnant Katy Perry has said she is “learning to be a mum fast” as she is in lockdown with children.

Katy Perry has been quarantining with her family ever since she returned from Australia. The 35-year-old is expecting her first child with fiance Orlando Bloom and is due in Summer 2020. Katy Perry has often revealed her experience dealing with her pregnancy blues amidst the Coronavirus lockdown. She has been staying with a lot of people at home and often escapes to her car when she needs a break and some 'me time'.

© Getty US singer Katy Perry arrives for the KIIS FM's iHeartRadio Jingle Ball at the Forum Los Angeles in Inglewood, California on December 6, 2019. (Photo by Jean-Baptiste LACROIX / AFP) (Photo by JEAN-BAPTISTE LACROIX/AFP via Getty Images) Katy Perry has said that living with children during the lockdown means she is “learning to be a mum fast”.

© Getty US singer Katy Perry arrives for the KIIS FM's iHeartRadio Jingle Ball at the Forum Los Angeles in Inglewood, California on December 6, 2019. (Photo by Jean-Baptiste LACROIX / AFP) (Photo by JEAN-BAPTISTE LACROIX/AFP via Getty Images) Katy Perry has said that living with children during the lockdown means she is “learning to be a mum fast”.

Katy Perry is opening up about life at home with fiance Orlando Bloom amid quarantine and pregnancy.

Katy Perry is "learning to be a mum fast" in lockdown.

Katy Perry has said that living with children during the lockdown means she is “learning to be a mum fast”.

The music video for her new single, Daisies, has already been viewed nearly nine million times since its release last week.And Katy Perry has now given her fans a behind-the-scenes look into the ethereal setting of the video.As the video was shot during lockdown, the 35-year-old was seen doing her own glam with just her videographer,Liza Voloshin, and one other person with her.

She's maintained her American Idol judging duties during coronavirus lockdown and just dropped a new single daisies from her upcoming fifth studio album.And pregnant Katy Perry isn't slowing down as she continues to await the birth of her first child later this summer.The pop star, 35, took to Instagramon Tuesday night to hawk her mushroom purses, sharing images of the product and urging fans to snap one up.

Katy Perry has time and again shown respect for healthcare staff and frontline warriors helping in the battle against Coronavirus. Like many other artists, Katy Perry is also doing her bit and giving donations to help people suffering from the dreadful virus and its impacts. During Monday's episode of Good Morning America, Katy surprised a doctor working on the frontline to combat Coronavirus. She joined the zoom call with T.J. Holmes in order to hail Megan Ranney, an emergency room doctor working at a hospital in Rhode Island to fight the virus.

Pregnant Katy Perry kicked off her week by surprising two fans with lockdown hook-ups.

Katy Perry is beyond grateful for all the health care workers who are putting their lives at risk every day to help combat COVID-19.

Katy Perry is beyond grateful for all the health care workers who are putting their lives at risk every day to help combat COVID-19.

Katy Perry is beyond grateful for all the health care workers who are putting their lives at risk every day to help combat COVID-19.