Ingrid Miley announces departure from RTÉ ‘after too many years to count’

When the name ‘Dead Space’ is uttered out loud, there’s a large contingent of fans who will sigh, and wistfully gaze into the distance. It burned bright, but it burned short, and lots of people truly felt the series had something special, offering genuine space-based horror, but having great gameplay to back it up.

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Diana Ross has announced her first new solo album in 15 years.The forthcoming record, which follows on from 2006’s ‘I Love You’, will also be the singer’s first new album of original material in 22 years, with the last being 1999’s ‘Every Day Is a New Day’.Ross’ new album, ‘Thank You’, was written during lockdown with the likes of Jack Antonoff, Jimmy Napes, Tayla Parx and Spike Stent, and is now set for release on September 10 via Decca.“This collection of songs is my gift to you with

Nicky Campbell is leaving BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast after nearly twenty years as he moves on to an exciting new project. The 60-year-old isn't going too far, however, and is set to host a new phone-in show with 5 Live for the weekday 9am to 11am programme, which is an extension of his one-hour Your Call slot on Breakfast.

Vienna Girardi is expecting!

Amber Dowling A few years after the rise of the #MeToo and Time’s Up movements, inclusion riders, gender parity, pay equity and a slew of other issues remain as relevant as ever both on-screen and off.

Ed Sheeran has announced the release of his first solo single in almost four years.The singer-songwriter took to social media yesterday (June 9) to share news of his first solo record since ‘Happier’ in 2018.“The moment you realise your first solo single in 4 years is coming out in a few weeks,” Sheeran wrote on Instagram, alongside a photograph of himself grimacing in a navy blue t-shirt.Sheeran teased the new single last month, calling it “really different” during an interview with BBC Radio

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“Due to a scheduling conflict, I will not be performing at the CMT Music Awards on Wednesday,” Maren Morris wrote on her Instagram Story on June 8. “I know JP Saxe will slay it and I am so excited for his album to come out soon!” Earlier this year, Maren and JP released the duet “Line By Line,” which JP will be singing at the CMT Awards. Since Maren can’t make it, he’ll be joined by Ingrid Andress, 29, instead.

Miley Cyrus is gifting the Internet with some sultry lingerie pics — which were approved by her mom, in case you were concerned. The “Wrecking Ball” singer took to her Instagram Stories with a sneak preview of her little fuschia-colored lacy bra and underwear in a mirror pic, showing just her cleavage and underwear.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorH.E.R. and Ingrid Andress will join the star-studded performer lineup for the 2021 CMT Awards while Anthony Mackie, Busy Philipps, Iliza Shlesinger and Michael Strahan have been added as presenters, the network announced Monday (June 7).The two artists will duet with previously announced performers: Fast-rising R&B star H.E.R.

Stacey Solomon has revealed she is taking a break from social media after an anxiety-filled week.