Do Whatever the Hell You Want is the twenty-first main mission in High on Life 2. Similar to the previous one, Enjoy the Party, it's a short one that ...

Enjoy the Party is the twentieth main mission in High on Life 2, taking place after the credits. This is a simple mission ...

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The U2 front man has long criticized Trump, and said that he is not welcome at the bands concerts.

Topics addressed include the Israel/ Palestine conflict, the war in Ukraine and repression in Iran .

The collection, released on Ash Wednesday (Feb. 18) is accompanied by the reboot of U2's 'Propaganda' 'Zine, as well as a short doc for song featuring Ed Sheeran.

U2 are emerging from a long break with the six-song EP 'Days of Ash,' which tackles issues in America, Iran, Israel, and Ukraine.

A group of Buddhist monks marched down the length of the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday afternoon, concluding their “Walk for Peace” that began 109 days ago in Fort Worth, Texas.