James Middleton announces new venture in touching personal message

Matt Maltese has announced details of a forthcoming EP and shared a brand new single.New EP ‘madhouse’ is set to come out on August 7 via Nettwerk, and it’s being previewed by new track ‘hi’.‘hi’ follows recent single ‘queen bee’, which featured The Lemon Twigs‘ Brian D’Addario and Sorry‘s Asha Lorenz, in previewing the new EP.“I’ve found that sometimes the majority of the emotional journey of love and life is actually the search for an understanding of it,” Maltese said of the new EP.

James Middleton shared the sweetest video on Friday, showing his new puppies running around in the back garden of his parents Carole and Michael's Bucklebury country home – and we are in love!The short clip, which plays to the sound of a trumpet, shows a brown cocker spaniel running towards the camera.

James Bay has returned with a new single – listen to ‘Chew On My Heart’ below.The track follows Bay’s second album, 2018’s indie-pop left turn on ‘Electric Light’ and last year’s surprise EP, ‘Oh My Messy Mind’.The new track is set to appear on a forthcoming album by the singer, who says: “It’s sort of unexpected. “Chew On My Heart stuck out as a lyric.

Jay-Z‘s Roc Nation after the success of an initial ‘From Milan With Love’ event.The Serie A side joined forces with the £75 million management agency for an event that hailed the efforts of key workers in Italy.It was hosted by DJ Khaled and featured performances from the likes of Alicia Keys and Kelly Rowland.

United Masters is widening its net in the independent space by launching a new subscription service titled "Select."

Jumanji: The Next Level , Little Women, Bad Boys for Life and Peter Rabbit 2 . The arrangement between the two parties also extends across other Sky services, including the Sky Store, Sky X and NOW TV Cinema and Entertainment.

James Bay greets NME over Zoom from his home in London, guitar plectrum in one hand, mug of tea in the other.

On Wednesday, English singer-songwriter-producer James Blake shared a new song called "Are You Even Real." Listen below via Spotify. The swooning and ornate ballad, ready for any left-of-center wedding playlist, was co-written by Starrah and Ali Tamposi.

Guided By Voices have announced their second album of 2020, alongside a new one night only “world tour” livestream for later this month.The band will play a live concert in an empty venue in frontman Robert Pollard’s hometown of Dayton, Ohio, to be livestreamed from 10pm UK time on July 17. It’s a ticketed virtual event, with 20 per cent of proceeds to go towards venues the band have played over their nearly 40-year career.

As Super Saturday brought along lesser restrictions in the UK, pubs are slowly opening up while movie productions are set to resume soon with Robert Pattinson starrer The Batman and Tom Cruise led Mission: Impossible 7 given permissions to shoot. With the lockdown reaching its unlock mode, Chris Evans and Lily James, who just might be the new Hollywood IT couple, enjoyed a recent night out in London.

James Middleton has opened up about the latest addition to his family as he speaks to HELLO! about life in lockdown in this week's issue.The 33-year-old entrepreneur has been busy rearing his dog Luna's litter of six puppies and acquiring a puppy of his own, Nala. "Nala has been a wonderful addition to the family.

Hilary Duff is running for president! Kidding… we think. The “Come Clean” singer appeared to mock Kanye West about his own 2020 presidency bid in a lengthy Instagram post shared on Saturday, July 4.

The Front Bottoms have announced their new album ‘In Sickness & In Flames’, and a new single and video titled ‘Montgomery Forever’.The New Jersey duo’s seventh studio album will be released on August 21 via Atlantic Records, with the video for their new single streaming below.The band’s two previous singles, ‘Camouflage’ and ‘Everyone Blooms’ were released in December 2019 and April 2020 respectively, and will both feature on the new record. The full tracklisting is as follows.01. Everyone

In hopes of tapping into the vein of nostalgia and honor legends, DJ Cassidy will be kicking off his new Pass the Mic series, he tells Billboard. 

Manic Street Preachers frontman James Dean Bradfield has announced a new solo album, ‘Even In Exile’. The record features lyrics telling the story of Chilean performer and activist Victor Jara, penned by playwright Patrick Jones, who is the brother of MSP bassist and lyricist Nicky Wire.Jara was influential in Chilean creative arts, starting out as a theatre director and later becoming a singer-songwriter.

straight to your inboxManchester United fans can be excused for their recent goal gluttony following the rejuvenated run of form since the return of football last month.Victory over Brighton on Tuesday night was a vintage display in its dominance as United had no hesitation but to tear apart a team battling for survival.With an unassailable three-goal lead many fans would have happily settled for the first Premier League away win over Brighton in such comfortable style, for others there was

Daily Mail: ‘I’ve written in this paper about the clinical depression that first hit me in 2016, and one of my strategies for coping with it is beekeeping.’The Duchess of Cambridge’s brother revealed that despite always been interested in bees, it wasn’t until his 24th birthday when he was gifted them that his real love began.  A post shared by James Middleton (@jmidy) on Jun 29, 2020 at 7:51am PDTIn his recent letter in the publication, he wrote: ‘I’d always harboured a longing to keep bees,

Duchess Kate helped give her younger brother, James Middleton, a birthday gift that’s still dear to his heart almost 10 years later.The 33-year-old entrepreneur opened up about how his beekeeping hobby helps keep him grounded in a lengthy essay published in the Daily Mail on Sunday, June 28.

Duchess of Cambridge's younger brother James Middleton has spoken of his love of beekeeping and how he's introduced the hobby to his future wife Alizee Thevenet.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, is leaving personal comments on Instagram for entries to her COVID-19 photography project called "Hold Still."The duchess is signing off on the comments with a "C," for her first name."Hold Still," in partnership with the National Portrait Gallery, intends to capture in photographs the United Kingdom amid this unprecedented global health crisis.Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, is getting more hands-on with the official royal social media accounts.After launching