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Berlin, March 11 (Ians) Werder Bremen scored twice in the second half to beat relegation-threatened Arminia Bielefeld 2-0 in a postponed fixture of the 20th round in the Bundesliga.

Newly promoted Bielefeld remain winless in their seventh straight match after wasting a number of chances. Bremen, on the other hand, were clinical in front of goal to snatch all three points on the road.

The match had been postponed in February due to heavy snowfall in Bielefeld. The hosts started well as they created the first half chances through Amos Pieper and Andreas Voglsammer in the opening stages on Wednesday, Xinhua news reported.

With 29 minutes gone Bremen's defender, Omer Toprak had to block Ritsu Doan's attempt to deny the opener from close range.

It was all in the first 45 minutes, yet the hosts failed to turn their dominance into a tangible reward while Bremen remained passive and focussed only on fast breaks.

Some of music’s biggest names brought the fun and excitement of a music festival into viewer’s homes last week for a virtual festival called Music Gives: Together #forStJude.

The event was held to raise funds and awareness in support of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and its lifesaving mission: Finding cures. Saving children. The full concert is available here, where supporters can view, share and donate to St. Jude.

Artists in pop, R&b, country, Latin, indie, Gospel united to bring all the makings of a summertime celebration – great music, delicious food and special edition souvenirs – to viewers with content across six stages. The event featured performances and special appearances by Abir, Aj Rafael, Anthony Brown, Anthony Hamilton, Bobby Bones, Brad Paisley, Brett Eldredge, Cathy and Patrick Warburton, Cash Cash, CeCe Winans, Chef Lorena Garcia, Chef John Mitzewich, Chef Seamus Mullen, Chef Yisus, Coco Quinn, Darius Rucker, Drew Holcomb,...

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital aims to fill the void of an empty summer with a new online festival. Music Gives: Together #forStJude assembles musicians and chefs for a virtual fundraiser in support of the Memphis medical institution, streaming Thursday afternoon on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

While country music has a rich history of supporting St. Jude, the musical lineup draws from all genres. Latin-pop singer Luis Fonsi, alt-rock vets Third Eye Blind, and gospel great CeCe Winans are all on the bill, along with Seal, Jason Mraz, and Johnnyswim.

Don’t worry, Dani Mathers; Frank Kramer has your back. Kramer, co-host of Los Angeles radio station Klos’ “Frosty, Heidi and Frank” morning show, stuck up up for Mathers, who is facing trial for allegedly photographing an elderly woman in the shower area of her gym and posting it with a mocking caption on Snapchat, on Tuesday’s show. The morning radio host — whose station parted ways with Mathers after the photograph became public — opined that Mathers is the victim of a “witch hunt.” Kramer also went on to suggest that the case only went to court because of her high-profile status.

Fandango's premium on-demand video service, FandangoNOW, will streaming its first digital video series today, Extreme Home Theaters, which spotlights the world’s most riveting home theater setups. It’s hosted by radio and TV personality Frank Kramer, who in 2-3 minutes, will provide viewers with an insider's look at rooftop cinemas and extravagant man caves, complete with home theater designer interviews. Kramer is a weekday co-host of the Los Angeles based 95.5 Klos-fm…...