Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine’s Jim Bob: “Noel Gallagher still hates us”

Liam Gallagher has said that he’s not been asked to take part in next month’s 25th anniversary celebrations of Oasis‘ ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’.On Saturday (September 5), Noel Gallagher asked fans to submit questions about the game-changing 1995 album for an upcoming project.Taking to Oasis’ official Instagram page, Noel wrote: “So anyway… as you are probably all aware ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’ turns 25 this year.

Oasis are celebrating the 25th birthday of ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’ next month, and Noel Gallagher has asked fans to submit their questions about the album for an upcoming project.Earlier this week, Oasis announced a new vinyl reissue package for the classic 1995 album, also promising “new and original Oasis content.”The new limited edition reissues, which come on double silver vinyl and picture disc, will land on October 2 – 25 years to the day since the band released their second

Issues frontman Tyler Carter has responded to the recent sexual assault and grooming allegations made against him.Carter was alleged by a Twitter user to have groomed them when they were 14 years old, and that Carter sexually assaulted them when they were “passed out drunk.”The user, whose Twitter profile has since been set to private, also accused Carter of “constantly asking me for nudes for the entirety of our ‘friendship’ while I was very underage.”On Wednesday (September 2), Carter’s

Jonathan Cohen Eddie Vedder discussed working on new music during COVID-19 quarantine, memories from Pearl Jam shows with Robert Plant and Neil Young and why he finally joined Instagram during a wide-ranging call-in Q&A with listeners on the band’s SiriusXM channel yesterday (Sept.

Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President – watch it below.The documentary, which highlights the former US President’s friendships with some of rock’n’roll’s biggest names, features Bob Dylan, Nile Rodgers, Bono, Willie Nelson and others.“The one thing that has held America together is the music we share and love,” Carter says at the start of the new trailer, while revealing that Dylan and Nelson are among his “closest friends”.Also in the trailer is footage of Willie Nelson visiting the White House

Some of the biggest icons of the music industry have teamed up to pay tribute to Jimmy Carter in a brand new documentary.

EastEnders is home to the Carter family who have been causing chaos on the BBC soap since 2013, living in the pub Queen Vic. Mick Carter played by Danny Dyer; his wife Linda Carter played by Kellie Bright; his mother Shirley Carter who is portrayed by Linda Henry; and her sister Tina Carter played by Luisa Bradshaw White, are the main characters.

Luisa Bradshaw-White has played Tina Carter in hit BBC soap EastEnders since she joined the soap in 2013. She took on the role as Mick Carter's aunt starring alongside Danny Dyer and Linda Henry who plays Shirley Carter – her onscreen sister.The actress has been on the soap for five years now and recently revealed that the role was made especially for her.

EastEnders actress Linda Henry has played the role of Shirley Carter since 2006. Shirley has been embroiled in some turbulent storylines over the years, including her best friend Heather Trott being murdered by then-boyfriend Phil Mitchell’s son Ben.The character has a complicated family life, with her son Mick Carter – played by Danny Dyer – originally thought to be her brother, while her two other children, Deano and Carly, no longer live in Albert Square.

Former Carter USM frontman Jim Bob has been reminiscing about the classic pop moment when his bandmate Les ‘Fruitbat’ Carter rugby tackled Philip Schofield to the ground at the 1991 Smash Hits Poll Winners’ Party.For those of you out there who don’t think about this moment several times every single year (I guess there are probably some of you, somewhere), here’s a little reminder.The tackle came after the duo had their performance at the pop mag’s annual awards bash – of their then current

Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine‘s Jim Bob has recalled the infamous 1991 incident where his bandmate Fruitbat rugby-tackled TV presenter Phillip Schofield during an awards show.Jim Bob was speaking to NME for Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! as he looked back on memorable moments from across the band’s career.Whensked in the quiz which Carter USM song Schofield’s fellow This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby filmed herself singing along to on her Snapchat in 2018 (‘The Impossible