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It’s a sunny day in Lancashire when we catch up with Davinia Taylor.The former 90s It Girl-turned-wellness guru is bursting with energy and has already covered 7k with her two “insane” Podenco dogs, Chico and Chica. If you didn’t grow up in the period when lads’ mags were all the rage and tabloid headlines screamed about the latest indiscretions of the so-called Primrose Hill set, you’d be forgiven for not knowing why Davinia is famous in the first place. In the late 90s, she bossed the screen as Hollyoaks bad girl Jude Cunningham — who made a brief reappearance in 2016.

Lana Del Rey’s set at Reading Festival may have been cut short due to technical difficulties, but she played a full show at Leeds on Sunday – check out the songs that were cut from Reading below.On Saturday night at Reading, the singer was the penultimate headliner on the main stage and saw her show “accidentally” cut short, for which the festival organisers later “apologised unreservedly”.She had taken to the stage 15 minutes late, and accordingly her end time was extended, but the festival cut off her sound and visuals sooner than intended.Her set the following night at Leeds, however, went off without a hitch, and it is now clear what songs Lana was unable to play at Reading.

Manic Street Preachers have teased new material with a clip of new music on their social media – check out the snippet and its accompanying visual below.The band captioned the post on Monday (August 26) with the words, “So much for the Decline & Fall’.The 20-second clip features a triumphant, rising guitar riff and frenzied drumming, while the video clip opens with a quote from Welsh poet Dylan Thomas: “The highest hymns of the sun are written in the dark”.The instrumental clip, which stutters with static interruptions, also includes phrases that follow a similar pattern to the caption: “So much for calculations”, “So much for standing tall”, “So much for implications”, before finally concluding with the same words: “So much for the Decline & Fall”. Watch below.A post shared by Manic Street Preachers (@manics)The band discussed their upcoming 15th album in an interview with Louder Sound in June, which they described at the time as “90 per cent done” and likely to come out in January or February 2025.“It has a lot of energy, even though I don’t feel particularly energised,” said bassist and lyricist Nicky Wire.

Oppenheimer and Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning were among the winners at the 11th Annual Location Managers Guild International Awards Saturday in Beverly Hills.

Proposals for a controversial new tennis and golf centre development to honour the legacy of Sir Andy Murray have been scrapped.

Scott Brown has hailed Ayr United fans for digging deep to fund the club's next generation of supporter.

Sven-Goran Eriksson left a film crew in tears after he was left alone in a room to record a final goodbye for an Amazon Prime documentary on his life, the director has revealed.

Wunderhorse have spoken to NME about their upcoming new album ‘Midas’ and officially expanding the group from solo project to full band at Reading 2024. Watch our video interview above.The band caught up with NME backstage at Reading ahead of their performance on the BBC Radio One stage yesterday (August 24).During the interview, the four-piece shared some of their memories of the festival growing up and discussed their growth from first album ‘Cub’ and how that had impacted ‘Midas’, which is due for release on Friday (August 30). Check out the full chat below.NME: Hi Wunderhorse! This is your first time performing at Reading – what does this festival mean to you?Pete Woodin: “It is one we all came to growing up.

Loose Women's Coleen Nolan has subtly criticised her ex-partners in a recent interview while heaping praise on her new partner, Michael Jones.

Sometimes celebrities have more in common with their fans than one might think, and such is the case for Zoë Kravitz, who — like impatient HBO viewers everywhere — is “waiting by the phone” for news on the timeline for the long-anticipated third season return of David E. Kelley‘s Big Little Lies.

Alix Earle has faced backlash this week after screenshots from her ask.fm account resurfaced, showing the racial slurs she once used.

SPOILER ALERT! This post contains details from Monday’s episode of All American: Homecoming.

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Oasis have just teased a mysterious date shortly after Liam Gallagher‘s Reading 2024 headline set – could it be a reunion announcement?The Oasis singer has just finished up his Main Stage headline set at Reading today (August 25), where he’s teased something soon to happen next week.Following his set, in which he played ‘Definitely Maybe’ in full ahead of its 30th anniversary reissue, the audience could see the date ‘27.08.24’ flashing on Liam’s screens. ‘8am’ could also be spotted flashing along with the date.But that’s not all – along with Liam posting the date to his X/Twitter account shortly after his set, Noel posted the exact same video to his account as well.

The Foo Fighters are clarifying that they didn’t approve of one of their songs being played during a Donald Trump rally in Arizona.

The judge who blocked Disney, Fox Corp. and Warner Bros Discovery from launching streaming service Venu Sports after a lawsuit by Fubo wants the parties to return to court in a bit more than two weeks.

Lily Allen has slammed animal rights organisation PETA for “perpetuating lies” in her dog rehoming row.The singer recently came under fire for admitting she rehomed her dog Mary, a black puppy she rescued from a shelter in 2021. Allen said she returned Mary after she “ate my passport”, saying the dog ate other items, calling her “very badly behaved” and adding: “It just didn’t work out and the passports was the straw that broke the camel’s back so to speak.”At the time, PETA was amongst the many to criticise Allen for her decision, writing: “While you could get new passports and rebook your flights, Mary may spend many months in the shelter waiting for a new family – if she’s lucky enough to find one at all.”Now, Allen has responded to PETA, writing on X/Twitter: “Also thank you to PETA for adding fuel to the fire.

Strictly Come Dancing's Jowita Przystal has debuted her new dazzling smile makeover on social media ahead of the BBC dance show's highly-anticipated return amid recent drama. Professional dancer Jowita, 29, flashed a bright smile in a photo on Instagram after a trip to the dentist. She flashed her newly pearly white teeth and posed for a photo alongside what appeared to be her dentists and dental nurses.

Lily Allen has responded to the backlash surrounding her controversial admission that she rehomed her former pet dog.The pop star made the confession on her podcast Miss Me? with Miquita Oliver, saying that she returned her dog Mary after it “ate my passport”. Allen, who adopted Mary in 2021, said it became “an absolute logistical nightmare” due to her living in New York City and the father of her children living in London.Allen said the dog ate other items, calling her “very badly behaved” and adding: “It just didn’t work out and the passports was the straw that broke the camel’s back so to speak.”Animal rights organisation PETA were amongst the many to criticise Allen for her admission, whose vice president of programmes wrote: “While you could get new passports and rebook your flights, Mary may spend many months in the shelter waiting for a new family – if she’s lucky enough to find one at all.”Now, Allen has responded to the furore, taking to X/Twitter to write that “people have been furiously reacting to a deliberately distorted cobbling together of quotes designed to make people angry and as a result, I’ve received some really abhorrent messages including death threats.”"We tried very hard and for a very long time but the passports were the straw that broke the camels back"This is the part of the podcast that the tabloids decided not to quote in their articles about me "dumping my puppy"People have been furiously reacting to a deliberately…— Lily Allen (@lilyallen) August 25, 2024“I’m ok but it has been a really tough few days that has impacted me and my family,” she added.Allen added some extra context, writing that Mary had “pretty severe separation anxiety and would act out in all manner of ways”.

The Voice UK is returning to ITV1 with not one, not two, but three new coaches. American sensation LeAnn Rimes, known for 90s hit How Do I Live?, will take up one seat. And forming a duo in the UK’s first ever double chair is McFly band members Danny Jones and Tom Fletcher.

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Hunter Ingram For seven years, if you weren’t named John Oliver, you were just happy to be nominated in the talk series category at the Emmys. Between 2016 and 2022, HBO’s “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” dominated the category, a streak beaten only by Oliver’s former employer, “The Daily Show With Jon Stewart,” which won variety talk series the entire decade between 2003 and 2012.

The West Wing star Bradley Whitford has criticised Curb Your Enthusiasm star Cheryl Hines over her husband Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s backing for Donald Trump.Kennedy Jr dropped out of the presidential race last week and endorsed the former president in his attempt for re-election.Whitford, who is a vocal Democrat supporter, slammed Hines for not speaking out against her husband for doing so.Tagging her in a post on X, which also shows a video of Trump boasting that his Supreme Court nominees helped to overturn the Roe v.

A.D. Amorosi After weeks of gradually escalating rumors, it seems the long-awaited Oasis reunion finally was announced on Tuesday morning. Liam and Noel Gallagher, the two estranged, famously feuding brothers without whom Oasis cannot exist, officially announced the group’s first concerts in 15 years with great fanfare at 8 a.m.

The video game curse seems to have lifted in recent years. For what seemed like decades before, movie studios, for years, could not get a decent live-action video game adaptation to the screen.

Oasis fans' dreams have come true this morning as the Gallagher brothers have confirmed their 2025 reunion tour after finally putting their differences aside over a late night phone call.

Music Week in a new interview that the chain – which currently has six shops in the UK and one in the US – was looking to open more stores, particularly in London.“We always keep an eye on opportunities in the UK but we are respectful to the great indie stores around the country, so we are very specific when looking at opportunities,” Montgomery said. He also added that the chain were “assessing a couple opportunities in London, where we have a strong team and operational set-up.”It follows a huge resurgence in the vinyl industry, in which the number of independent vinyl stores hit a 10-year high in March this year and vinyl outsold CD for the first time in 35 years in 2023.“We are selling more than double the number of records and CDs so far in 2024 than we did five years ago,” Montgomery told Music Week.

Interpol are back at work in the studio according to a new report, and drummer Sam Fogarino is getting back to playing following his recovery from spinal surgery.Fogarino was forced to sit out the band’s 2024 ‘Antics’ 20th anniversary UK and European tour following his operation.“As you may know,” he wrote on social media, “last year, I had to undergo spinal surgery, which resulted in me having to miss Interpol tour dates.”He continued: “While the surgery and recovery has been successful, thus far, unfortunately I’m dealing with continued health issues – and will have to stay off the road for the time being.”Now, according to a new report from his reps (as per Rolling Stone), his recovery is progressing well.The band’s reps said Fogarino was “recovering from his back surgery, getting back to drumming as seen on his IG, and working closely with the rest of the band and Matador on ‘Antics’ assets”They also went on to reveal that he was “writing with the other band members for the next album”, which will follow on from 2022’s ‘The Other Side Of Make-Believe’.A post shared by Samuel Fogarino (@fogonthefloor)The indie veterans have announced plans to play their second LP in full across the UK in November, including stops in Manchester, Glasgow, London and more.Now, they will wrap up their anniversary shows at Dublin’s 3Arena on November 10.

Don’t you hate it when The Bachelorette ends the episode in a cliffhanger and you don’t get to see who actually went home in the rose ceremony?

Phaedra Parks is back on The Real Housewives of Atlanta for Season 16, and there’s a former star she wants to join her!

A backstage fight between the brothers at one of their concerts in 2009 led to their falling out and the “Wonderwall” group’s disbandment. In the years that followed, Liam, 51, and Noel, 57, continued to take jabs at each other on social media and in interviews as they pursued solo careers.

Christine McGuinness has revealed that she's back in the dating game during her appearance on Loose Women. The MasterChef contestant was discussing her stint on the BBC show when the conversation shifted to her personal life and whether she had moved on following her split from comedian Paddy McGuinness.

They were two of Manchester's most notorious hardmen. And they were kicking lumps out of each other in a pub car park.

or , we all want to experience during sex. And why not? Studies show one of the benefits of orgasm is ; a vacation for the over-thinker. Instead, we drift off into an ecstasy of pleasure, a feeling that has inspired many poems, art, and for centuries.While we always remember the feeling, there is a relationship between orgasms, the human brain, and overall health from gynecological and neurological perspectives.

Travis Kelce‘s dad is apparently no longer welcomed on X.