Guns N’ Roses announce new four-song EP ‘Hard Skool’

The stars will be sharing their opinions on the latest TV shows and films, while the usual Gogglebox families will also offer their judgement. In recent years, Gogglebox guests have included Naomi Campbell and Naomi Gallagher, the Whitehalls, the Perrys, Danny and Dani Dyer, England footballers Dele Alli and Eric Dier and One Direction’s Liam Payne and Louis Tomlinson.

The Horrors have announced plans for another three track EP entitled ‘Against The Blade’.The record, which is released on November 5, follows their previous EP ‘Lout‘ which came out earlier this year.The band have also shared the title track from the new EP, which is steeped in the same brutal industrial sound as their previous record. You can listen to it and view the artwork below.“The ‘Against The Blade’ EP is a further descent into chaos,” said frontman Faris Badwan.

Katie Song Endeavor announced the launch of Nxt/Latinx, the latest series in Endeavor Impact’s virtual education and development programs created to expand industry access.Nxt/Latinx is slated to begin on Nov. 8 and will be free to all.

M. Night Shyamalan is back with another feature.

Westlife have announced the release of their twelfth album, Wild Dreams, their first in two years. 

Aurora has announced her new album ‘The Gods We Can Touch’ and shared her latest single – you can hear ‘Giving In To The Love’ below.The record, the follow-up to 2019’s ‘A Different Kind of Human (Step 2)’, is set for release on January 21, 2022 via Decca.“The spiritual door between the human and the gods is a very complicated thing,” Aurora said in a statement about ‘The Gods We Can Touch’. “In the right hands faith can become the most beautiful thing.

Hello, it’s Adele, and she’s been wondering if after all these years we’d like to hear some new music from her.

Hello from the other side! Adele is finally back with her a taste of fourth studio album after several years away — and it’ll be entirely worth the wait.

Amazon Studios and Howard University have once again banded together for the Howard Entertainment program. The effort is meant to diversify the entertainment industry by creating a pipeline for Black and other underrepresented students into its ranks, according to a statement from the partners. This marks the program’s third year. The window for applications opened today.

, Helen (Freema Agyeman) gets a reality check after the haze of her new relationship with Max (Ryan Eggold) begins to wear off. After spending a night at Max's, she comes to terms with the fact that there may be several small(-ish) things about him that she never noticed before.In ET's exclusive sneak peek, Helen confides in Dr.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are making the most out of their trip to New York City. On Friday, the couple paid a visit to P.S.

Janelle Monaé has shared a new song which aims to highlight the deaths of black women at the hands of police in the US.The singer has teamed up with the African American Policy Forum and 15 other black women and activists for the track ‘Say Her Name’ which has been released ahead of International Daughter’s Day on Sunday (September 26).

Guns N’ Roses have returned with new song ‘Hard Skool’ – check it out below.The track, which is the band’s second of 2021, was originally recorded during the sessions for the band’s notorious 2008 album ‘Chinese Democracy’.Ahead of the release of the song, guitarist Slash posted a video of himself rehearsing the new song at a soundcheck in Chicago.Listen to ‘Hard Skool’ below:Rumours of the new song’s imminent release began to circulate last week, after a fan was reportedly told about it by

The Wrens has announced his return with new project Aeon Station – get all the details on new album ‘Observatory’ below.The Wrens, who hail from New Jersey, have been promising fans a new album since 2003, with Whelan and co-songwriter Charles Bissell writing music separately.Songs from the proposed new Wrens album will appear on ‘Observatory’, according to a feature in the New York Times.

If you're unfamiliar with Connecticut's Ovlov, just ask your buddy who's really into underground garage rock bands. They'll probably talk your ear off about how Ovlov is a cult favorite with more break-ups than your average VH1 reality show, but keep coming back with consistently strong tunes.