David Crosby is preparing to sell his back catalogue

Fans following the progress of Charlotte Crosby's mansion makeover will know by now to expect the incredible. Even over Christmas, the home renovations continue at Crosby Manor and this latest update is perhaps the best yet.This new update has to be our favourite so far, after the reality star shared the results of the most recent home transformation – an insane at home bar.

Former Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby is in the final stages of renovating her massive Sunderland mansion.The 30 year old has been giving the Bournmoor property a complete overhaul after putting it up for rent for £50,000-a-year back in August 2019. After showcasing the immeasurable beauty of some rooms in the luxurious abode, the star has finally given fans a peek at the most personal space in the house; her stunning bedroom.

Charlotte Crosby has shared more results of her recent home renovations, and this time fans were treated to a glimpse of the gorgeous dining room. Posting the results of the transformation to her Instagram, the reality star admitted that she was ‘over the moon with how it turned out’.The 30 year old’s dining area couldn’t be more decadent, boasting enough room to seat eight guests.

Charlotte Crosby has asked her fans for advice after revealing she felt “a little unsettled” when she realised her heart was beating faster than usual.Taking to her Instagram stories, Charlotte, 30, recorded herself speaking directly to camera as she explained she had noticed the sensation while lying down, and wondered if anyone might have any tips on how she could stop it.The former Geordie Shore star said: “So some serious help I need help with right now.” Get exclusive celebrity stories and

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Pearl Jam drummer Matt Chamberlain worked on new music for singer Adele “this past week”.The session musician – who has played for the likes of late music legend David Bowie, Sir Elton John, and Bob Dylan – revealed he was in the studio with the Hello hitmaker recently and has recorded some drum parts for the Grammy-winner’s new tunes for her long-awaited follow-up to 2015’s 25.Matt admitted he got “chills” hearing Adele’s “powerful and emotive” voice.Speaking on The Eddie Trunk podcast on Siriu

David Bowie‘s covers of John Lennon‘s ‘Mother’ and Bob Dylan‘s ‘Tryin’ To Get To Heaven’ will be released as a special 7” single to mark the late icon’s birthday.Bowie, who died in January 2016, would have turned 74 years old on January 8, 2021.

Get ready for your new reality fix, as the star studded line-up for the very first The Celebrity Circle has been unveiled – and there’s lots of familiar faces taking part.The charity spin-off of the hit show will air early next year and will include the likes of Geordie Shore’s Charlotte Crosby and TV star Denise Van Outen. Joining them will be Blue singer Duncan James, former Strictly Come Dancing contestant Saffron Barker, RuPaul's Drag Race UK runner-up Baga Chipz and Lady Leshurr.

Dolly Parton has said that she’s considering selling the rights to her entire back catalogue of songs, in what would be a hugely lucrative deal.Earlier this week, Bob Dylan struck a historic deal with Universal Music, selling his back catalogue for an eye-watering $300 million (£225 million), giving Universal the ownership of over 600 songs spanning a period of almost six decades.Parton has over 3,000 song credits, including ‘9 To 5’, ‘Jolene’ and ‘I Will Always Love You’, the latter of which

Bob Dylan just made more than $300m (£227m) doing it, Dolly Parton says she might do the same while singer-songwriter David Crosby says he is being forced to do it. Musicians are queuing up for big pay days by selling the publishing rights to their songs, as the streaming boom and industry upheaval wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic redefines the economics of music.

The real estate developer at the heart of Portland's “Red House on Mississippi” controversy has discussed selling the home back after months of protests hit a tipping point over the past week, according to reports.  Roman Ozeruga, 33, bought the house, which is located on Mississippi Ave in North Portland, through a foreclosure sale in 2018 for $260,000.The attempt to evict the Kinney family, a Black and Indigenous family that has owned the house since the 1950s, set off protests from left-wing

attract sky-high valuations for their song rights. The Queen of Country, whose 3,000 song credits including I Will Always Love You and 9 to 5, said she didn’t want to get caught out like some stars who had not sorted out their estate in their later years.

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Monday’s announcement that Dylan had sold the rights to his six-decade trove of tunes to Universal Music in a deal that is believed to be the biggest ever of its kind: Sources told Bloomberg it was more than $200 million, while the New York Times reported that it could be more than $300 million.This news came just a few days after Nicks sold 80 percent of her stake in her publishing rights — for both her Fleetwood Mac and solo work — to music publisher Primary Wave for $100 million, according to

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What do you do when the likes of Hipgnosis and Round Hill have made buying up music rights a popular past-time among those super-rich city types and you’re meant to be a pro at that sort of thing? I know, get $300 million out of the cash box and buy up the entire songs catalogue of a songwriter so good he won a Nobel prize for his lyrics.

Read more: Hipgnosis plots £250m share placing to fund song buying spreeGallery: The biggest musical hit the year you were born (Espresso)The value of the deal was not disclosed. Bob Dylan has sold more than 125m records and was the first songwriter to have been awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2016 “for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition.