Elton John Is the ‘Fittest’ He’s Been at 74: ‘I’ve Always Had a Weight Issue’

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Elton John has had reason to celebrate after his and Olly Alexander's cover of It's a Sin hit number one on the Big Top 40. MORE: Elton John's £5million mansion with husband is another worldOlly previously released a slower cover of the classic 1987 song in the run-up to the It's a Sin mini-series, which aired earlier this year, in which he starred.

Elton John will be honored with a lifetime achievement award at the AIDS Walk: Live at Home virtual telecast. But there's one person you won't be hearing from: Elton John.According to a bizarre lawsuit and insider comments, the singer and his husband, David Furnish, recorded an acceptance speech for the show several weeks ago, but the footage is being held "hostage" by the man who filmed it: "Jersey Boys" actor Erich Bergen.

Mark Sutherland It was one of the highlights of the U.K.’s biggest music awards show — but mystery surrounds why the Pet Shop Boys didn’t join Elton John and Years & Years’ performance of their classic song, “It’s a Sin,” at Tuesday night’s Brit Awards.Elton and Years & Years’ Olly Alexander pre-recorded their cover of the song — originally released on Pet Shop Boys’ 1987 album, “Actually,” and a U.K. No.1 and U.S.

Mark Sutherland It was one of the highlights of the U.K.’s biggest music awards show — but mystery surrounds why the Pet Shop Boys didn’t join Sir Elton John and Years & Years’ performance of their classic song, “It’s a Sin,” at Tuesday night’s BRIT Awards.Sir Elton and Years & Years’ Olly Alexander pre-recorded their cover of the song — originally released on Pet Shop Boys’ 1987 album, “Actually,” and a U.K. No.1 and U.S.

Elton John and Olly Alexander’s performance at the Brit Awards on Tuesday night (11 May) has been hailed as “utterly incredible” by viewers. John and the Years & Years singer debuted a new version of Alexander’s cover of the Pet Shop Boys hit “It’s a Sin” from the acclaimed series of the same name.

The Brit Awards took place at London’s 02 Arena on Tuesday, May 11, and a performance from Elton John and Olly Alexander stole the show.

Elton John and Olly Alexander’s fans were left in awe at their show-stopping performance of their latest single It’s a Sin by the Pet Shop Boys as the pair pulled out the stops for their first live performance since the national lockdown at the Brit Awards.

Elton John and Years & Years‘ Olly Alexander teamed up for a cover of Pet Shop Boys‘ ‘It’s A Sin’ at the BRIT Awards 2021 tonight – watch below.After teasing the live collaboration on social media yesterday (May 11), the pair took to the O2 Arena for a spectacular performance of the 1987 single – which inspired the title of Russell T Davies’ recent drama, starring Alexander.A studio version of the joint cover – produced by Stuart Price (Madonna, The Killers, Scissor Sisters) and the Pet Shop

Elton John and Years & Years' Olly Alexander seem likely to perform together at The Brit Awards on Tuesday after teasing the collaboration on social media.

Sir Elton John and Years & Years (Olly Alexander) are putting on a last-minute performance at tonight’s (May 11) BRIT Awards.The two singers are thought to be performing The Pet Shop Boys‘ ‘It’s A Sin’ after Alexander starred in the Channel 4 drama of the same name.The giveaway materialised in Instagram images shared by John, Alexander and the BRITs with the words “It’s”, “A” and “Sin” posted respectively and separately on their accounts.A post shared by Elton John (@eltonjohn)A post shared by

Elton John has said that he will “throw a party” when he never has to play his hit song ‘Crocodile Rock’ ever again.Speaking on Watford FC footballer Troy Deeney’s Deeney Talks podcast, John said that he wasn’t a fan of his 1972 song. He also vowed to never play the song again live once his ‘Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour’ ends in 2023.John said: “The last time I have to sing ‘Crocodile Rock’ I will probably throw a party.

Sir Elton John has will "throw a party" when he never has to play 'Crocodile Rock' again. The music legend is not a fan of his 1972 hit and has vowed never to perform it once his Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour comes to an end in 2023.