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Here Are the Biggest Albums That Came as Surprises During COVID-19

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Billboard rounded up the biggest albums from the brightest stars that no one saw coming but everyone started listening to.Childish Gambino, 3.15.20A man by two names, Childish Gambino (real name Donald Glover) always keeps fans on their toes and keeps them waiting for his artistic genius to take form, whether it's in the form of a new Gambino album or a new season of Glover's FX series Atlanta.

Well, we got one of them this year.A 57-minute period of new music sprinkled in with 2018's "Feels Like Summer" and 2019's "Algorhythm" and previously unheard collaborations with fellow Coachella 2019 headliner Ariana Grande ("Time") and 21 Savage ("12.38") streamed exclusively from his website DonaldGloverPresents.com.

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novel coronavirus cases since the outbreak, Maharashtra government Wednesday announced that it has extended the lockdown in the entire state till 31 August midnight under its Mission Begin Again plan. The order also stated certain relaxations and phase-wise opening in an attempt to contain Covid-19 spread in the state.The announcement came after Centre's Unlock 3 guidelines announced earlier today, keeping in mind the activities permitted and those prohibited outside containment zones across the country.According to the order, malls and market complexes without cinema halls, food courts and restaurants will be operational between 9 am and 7 pm from August 5.
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