Glastonbury’s Emily Eavis thanks fans following ‘Live At Worthy Farm’ livestream

Jane McDonald has broken her silence on the death of her beloved fiancé Eddie Rothe, who died following a battle with lung cancer in March. In an emotional Instagram post shared on Wednesday evening, the former Loose Women panellist expressed her gratitude to those who had donated to Wakefield Hospice in honour of Ed.

Glastonbury livestream.Live At Worthy Farm premiered online on May 22, featuring pre-recorded live performances from the likes of Coldplay, Wolf Alice and IDLES.However, the premiere was marred by technical issues which affected thousands of viewers on the night, locking many people out of accessing the livestream for nearly two hours.Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis said in a subsequent statement that she was “gutted” about the livestream glitch, while Driift – who organised the livestream –

Last week, photos of Camila Cabello enjoying the Miami sun with Shawn Mendes went viral.

Wolf Alice have shared a live video for new track ‘How Can I Make It OK?’ – scroll down the page to watch it below now.The song was the last piece of new material to be released by the band ahead of the arrival of their third album ‘Blue Weekend’ on Friday (June 4).The new video captures the band performing ‘How Can I Make It OK?’ In a studio surrounded by TVs. Some of the screens show white noise or lines of text appearing through the static.

No one will ruin her fun in the sun. Camila Cabello responded to her fans’ support and body-positive messages after candid bikini photos taken while she was enjoying a Miami beach day with boyfriend Shawn Mendes surfaced online.

Wolf Alice have announced they will screen a short film accompanying their new album ‘Blue Weekend‘ at Soho’s Picturehouse central cinema next Thursday (June 10).The London band, who release their third album tomorrow (June 4), will show the Jordan Hemingway-directed film in two sittings at 6.30pm BST and 8.45pm BST, preceding each screening with a live acoustic performance. Head here for tickets.Wolf Alice said in a statement: “Last winter we began making a visual feast for your eyes.

Michelle Heaton has thanked fans for their ongoing support following her battle with drug and alcohol addiction after she opened up about her recent rehab visit.The mother-of-two, 41, shared a heartfelt message to her 229,000 followers on Instagram as she thanked them for their “well wishes” as she started the recovery journey.The singer, who recently admitted that her husband acted as a single parent while she battled with addictions, checked in with her loyal legion of fans while she took a

John Barrowman is speaking out with a message for fans following the reports that he had flashed cast members on former projects.

John Barrowman has thanked fans for support amidst reports he's been axed from Dancing on Ice following claims of inappropriate behaviour. The Scots born Dancing On Ice judge was at the centre of allegations that he exposed himself numerous times on the sets of BBC’s Doctor Who and spin-off Torchwood.

Emily in Paris has a few changes coming for season two and the scoop was just revealed!

The BBC have announced that they will broadcast Glastonbury's 'Live At Worthy Farm' livestream event.

Glastonbury‘s Live At Worthy Farm livestream, which premiered over the weekend.The online event featured the likes of Coldplay, Wolf Alice and IDLES all performing intimate sets from the Worthy Farm festival site, while Radiohead side-project The Smile made their debut live performance during the livestream.However, many viewers were unable to access the ticketed livestream for a number of hours on Saturday night (May 22) after their access codes were flagged as being invalid.Both Glastonbury

Glastonbury Festival has apologised as thousands of fans struggled to gain access to tonight’s (May 22) Live At Worthy Farm livestream.The virtual event will see performances by the likes of Wolf Alice, Haim, Coldplay, Michael Kiwanuka and the debut appearance of Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood’s new band The Smile.

Glastonbury Festival‘s ‘Live At Worthy Farm’ livestreamed event has dropped.In the trailer we see short snippets of Wolf Alice, HAIM, Kano, Jorja Smith, IDLES and Michael Kiwanuka rehearsing their sets, which will be broadcast live at different times from 7pm BST onwards to ticketholders this Saturday (May 22).