Annie Lennox honoured by Glasgow Caledonian University as campus building named after Scots star

St Vincent is set to play a new week long residency on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.As Deadline notes, the residency will be a part of a new series that will also see artists such as James Taylor and the Eagles’ Joe Walsh take part in a weekly series of gigs on the show.The residencies will kick off on July 25 with the first one seeing a week-long set of performances from St Vincent, aka Annie Clark.Taylor will follow a week later on August 1 and Walsh on August 8.Back in June, St. Vincent covered Eurythmics‘ classic hit ‘Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)’ at the Songwriters Hall of Fame 2022 ceremony.The singer-songwriter kicked off the ceremony with her rendition of the track, ahead of the band’s induction that took place at the Marriott Marquis hotel in New York City.She later came to the podium to recount the time she first caught a glimpse of the band – featuring Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart – on MTV when a “beautiful, orange-haired androgynous creature appeared wearing a suit and tie.”“They were scary, they were sexy, they were smart and they were impossibly cool,” she added about the band via the Associated Press.Elsewhere, earlier this year St.

TUI has announced it has cancelled more holidays to Sri Lanka following government advice amid ongoing political and economic instability in the country. The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has advised against all but essential travel to the South Asian country due to the political unrest of the past three months.

Denzel Washington surprised baseball fans when he took to home plate at Dodgers Stadium to pay tribute to the iconic Jackie Robinson, 75 years after the trailblazing athlete broke baseball's color barrier.On Tuesday, the Academy Award winner donned Robinson's number 42 jersey to kick off the big game by honoring the baseball icon's legacy. «Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, 1947,» Washington began, noting when Robinson broke baseball's color barrier with the then-Brooklyn Dodgers. «When Jackie Robinson stepped onto a Major League Baseball field for the first time, armed with supreme talent and unshakable character and wearing a Dodgers uniform, he changed the game of baseball and so much more.»Washington praised Robinson's activities both on the field and off, saying that he «challenged us to become better versions of ourselves.»«Business leader, family man, activist, Hall of Famer,» thePresidential Medal of Honor recipient continued.

A frantic search is underway to trace a missing teenager who vanished this morning.

A very scary situation took place at Craig Robinson‘s comedy show.

James Caan earned his stripes in the entertainment industry decades ago, starring in one of the most iconic film franchises — "The Godfather."  He portrayed Sonny Corleone, the eldest son of mafia don Vito Corleone, played by Marlon Brando, who was known as much for his fiery temper as he was for his violent, bullet-ridden death scene in the classic 1972 Francis Ford Coppola movie. But Caan's work with Coppola, and in front of the camera, began years before.

Glasgow Caledonian University has renamed a building on its campus in honour of Annie Lennox. It’s called the Sweet Dreams Are Made Of Thistle Plaza.

This is the moment undercover police officers dressed as builders swooped to arrest two men on an electric bike at a university campus on suspicion of drugs offences.

Emma Raducanu's future following her early exit at Wimbledon. The US Open champion reached the second week in her Grand Slam debut at the All England Club but, 12 months later, she failed to get past round two despite returning as the 10th seed and a Grand Slam winner. Despite her previous achievements, over half of 20,000 Express Sport readers who voted in a poll believe she won't win another Grand Slam.

Bruno ‘Pop N Taco’ Falcon, street dancing pioneer and star of the 1984 hit film Breakin’, died Saturday at the age of 58.

Police have locked down a major street in Glasgow city centre this afternoon after a man was allegedly assaulted. Officers received a report of a man having been attacked on Union Street at around 11.30am.

Machine Gun Kelly was left bloodied after he smashed a glass on his own face during an after-show party in New York City this week.The musician and actor had just played a sold-out show at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday (June 28) as part of his ‘Mainstream Sellout’ tour in support of his March album.According to Rolling Stone, footage from Kelly’s after-show party that was shared on his Instagram Stories showed him standing on a table and telling a crowd of onlookers, “Bro, I don’t give a shit” before smashing a champagne glass on his forehead.The clip, which was captioned “and this is when things turned…”, was followed by another which saw Kelly performing ‘My Ex’s Best Friend’ with blood pouring down his face despite his efforts to stop the bleeding with a rag.A post shared by the Blonde Don (@machinegunkelly)Kelly has since shared a selection of images from both the Madison Square Garden show and the subsequent party where he sustained his facial injury.The post, which you can see above, was captioned by Kelly: “NYC you’re my bloody valentine.”Kelly kicked off the tour earlier this month by arriving at his show in Austin, Texas in a pink helicopter.

Ryan Sutter is opening up about the disease that took over his life.