Karl-Anthony Towns is sticking up for longtime girlfriend Jordyn Woods.
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Bruce Dickinson has hit back at his critics in a new interview after he was criticised over the summer for his position on Brexit.The Iron Maiden frontman, who previously revealed that he voted for the UK to leave the European Union in the 2016 referendum, told Sky News back in June that the UK government needed to “get your act together” in regards to UK musicians being able to tour in Europe post-Brexit.Dickinson’s comments were met with scrutiny and ridicule at the time, with Johnny Marr
.Karl-Anthony Towns is sticking up for longtime girlfriend Jordyn Woods.
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Nicole Scherzinger is hitting back at Pussycat Dolls founder Robin Antin. The star is denying claims that she's refusing to be a part of the band's previously announced reunion tour.Antin's claims come as part of a lawsuit the choreographer and band founder filed against Scherzinger last week.
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has said that he finds the criticism he receives for being open about the fact that he voted for Brexit “disturbing”.The musician has spoken out a number of times about his support for Brexit, but received particular criticism in June when he gave an interview to Sky News about all the issues musicians now face as a result of the UK leaving the EU, in which he told the British government to “get your act together”.Many people, not least Johnny Marr, suggested
Ginger Zee has taken to Instagram after receiving a cruel message on social media claiming her children will "resent" her when they grow up.Ginger, 40, is a proud mom to two boys - Adrian, five, and three-year-old Miles - with her husband Ben Aaron.MORE: Ginger Zee shares heartbreaking story of life before GMA WATCH: Ginger Zee's hilarious faux pas caught by Ben AaronThe ABC star shared a screenshot of the tweet in question, which read: "Your kids will resent you when they grow up.
Bruce Dickinson has opened up about his experience with COVID-19, dismissing the idea that the virus is “just a flu”.The Iron Maiden frontman contracted the coronavirus last month, despite having received both doses of the vaccine. He’d taken a test after feeling “a bit groggy” but believed he would’ve been in “serious trouble” had he not been inoculated.Dickinson subsequently urged fans to “get vaccinated”, reasoning: “And if you do get sick, you won’t get that sick.