Liam Payne drops new Christmas song with Dixie D’Amelio, ‘Naughty List’

While it's been years since One Direction decided to go on a hiatus, post Zayn Malik's departure, in 2015, Directioners continue to keep the boyband in their hearts wishing for a reunion, hopefully, one day. Harry Styles, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan and Zayn Malik are all enjoying solo success currently with Styles' recently claiming No.

Liam Payne, who is a dad to three-year-old boy Bear Payne which he shares with ex-girlfriend Cheryl, had unfortunately not been able to meet his son as often as he would have liked in the past few months, owing to the nationwide lockdown in the UK due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Liam Payne opened up about missing his and Cheryl Cole’s 3-year-old son, Bear, amid the coronavirus pandemic.“I couldn’t see my son because of the worldwide pandemic that is happening,” the former One Direction member, 27, wrote via Instagram on Thursday, October 5, calling quarantine “a difficult time for any parent.”The singer’s Instagram caption clarified quotes from his Tings cover story, published on Thursday, November 5.

Liam Payne has revealed his son Bear told him he 'needs' him as this is the "longest" they've gone without seeing each other. The 27 year old, who recently reportedly gave up alcohol after being warned he wouldn't see his little boy, explained that his three year old doesn't quite understand FaceTime and wants to see his father face-to-face.

Liam Payne won’t stand for misleading journalism.

Tings Magazine he loved to keep his role as a dad out of the spotlight.He said : ‘I get to be a dad and have a family in that way, that’s complete opposite of that [showbiz] zone.

Liam Payne is not letting a misleading headline slip by.

The Sun, he opened up about co-parenting in an interview with Tings magazine.View this post on InstagramA post shared by Liam Payne (@liampayne) on Mar 25, 2017 at 1:25pm PDTThe Strip That Down singer said: “[Lockdown] it's the longest I haven't seen him [Bear] in his life.“But we discussed from the start and for different reasons, me and Cheryl decided I should be away for a little bit, it's not unusual for me to be in and out of his life.”Payne described Bear as “a quiet and chill child”.“He

Bear Payne.The former One Direction fella - who recently got engaged to fiancée Maya Henry - has admitted that he hasn't seen three-year-old Bear for the duration of lockdown; the longest they've been apart 'in his life.'Discussing the pair's agreement in an interview with Tings magazine, Liam said, "[Lockdown] it's the longest I haven't seen him [Bear] in his life."But we discussed from the start and for different reasons, me and Cheryl decided I should be away for a little bit."Claiming that

Billie Eilish and Harry Styles have been cast in a new film series for Gucci.The two musicians are set to feature in Ouverture of Something That Never Happened, a seven-part film series directed by cult filmmaker Gus Van Sant and Gucci’s creative director Alessandro Michele.The series is keeping details under wraps, but has revealed that it will feature actor and artist Silvia Calderoni walking around Rome, bumping into various musicians including Eilish and Styles.Other guests will include

'Tis the season to be jolly (almost), and nothing says Christmas like some new festive bangers to get us through this very weird 2020 yuletide season.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: New Line tonight temporarily shut down production on the Olivia Wilde-directed film Don’t Worry Darling when a member of the production tested positive for COVID-19. The studio confirmed it happened, something that is now an occupational hazard for any film or TV show that is shooting right now.

Abbey Clancy and Peter Crouch have joined a host of celebs supporting this year's Movember campaign by posing for striking black and white portraits, complete with matching moustaches. The charity has joined forces with acclaimed snapper Greg Williams to create the images of celebs from the worlds of sport, showbiz and music to raise awareness of men's health issues.