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Coldplay headlined the New York leg of Global Citizen Live over the weekend, where they performed their new collaboration with BTS, ‘My Universe’.While BTS were not physically at the concert, the group were featured as holographs on a backdrop while Coldplay frontman Chris Martin sung in both English and Korean.

Manhattan themed Scots restaurant 63rd and 1st has a special 'Billionaire Row' drinks menu for high rollers who want to live it up. The flagship UK restaurant in Glasgow's Bothwell Street is the first to come to the UK, and it is being opened by the company behind TGI Fridays.

Raducanu was the talk of the New York social scene, experiencing a whirlwind of glamour alongside Rihanna and Jennifer Lopez while wearing £17,000 earrings from the jeweller. By Monday night, back home in Britain, it was clear Raducanu had won the fashion match of the year.

Taylor Swift‘s new version of ‘Wildest Dreams’ is on course to beat the original track in the UK charts.Swift shared ‘Taylor’s Version’ of the ‘1989’ single last Friday (September 17) as she continues to re-record her first six studio albums following the controversial sales of her masters in recent years.As the Official Charts Company reports, the revamped ‘Wildest Dreams’ is currently at Number 22 in the latest chart update (September 20).

Eric Clapton has given a performance in New Orleans at a venue that requires evidence of a COVID-19 vaccine or negative test result, effectively undoing the stance he took against such measures earlier this year.In July, Clapton vowed never to perform at a venue that required proof of vaccination, shortly after UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that vaccine passes would be required to enter nightclubs and venues in the country, Clapton saying: “I reserve the right to cancel the show.”“I

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Piers Morgan has landed himself a new job and he’s ready to ‘have some fun’ in his new gig which will be broadcast on a global platform.

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Tim Davie, the BBC’s Director-General, has said the broadcaster needs “a really serious dialogue with government” in the context of Nadine Dorries replacing Oliver Dowden as the UK’s new Culture Secretary.

EXCLUSIVE: Following its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, UK horror film A Banquet has sold to Signature for the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.

Dave Grohl has reflected on writing a book in a new trailer for his upcoming memoir, The Storyteller.The book has been described as “a collection of memories of a life lived loud” and is set to be released in the UK on October 5.In the new video, Grohl explains how he came to write the book in the first place: “I’ve never really been one to collect stuff, but I do collect moments.

READ MORE: Welsh clothes firm banned from using word 'Snowdonia' on products as English company owns trademarkHave many been deterred by the rules? Not at all. They still came out in their glamorous costumes and enjoyed the evening get-together.

While lockdown may have increased dog ownership, it seems that somehow cats have come out on top according to public opinion.The surprising findings come courtesy of Pets at Home who found that dogs are less popular than cats with the population of the UK. While we are certainly a nation of animal lovers, cats have narrowly pipped dogs to the post according to the new survey.

Royal Blood have unleashed a quirky new video for their latest single, ‘Hold On’ – you can watch it below.The Brighton rock duo’s new track is taken from their third album ‘Typhoons’, which topped the UK album chart earlier this year with the biggest opening week for a British act in 2021.Speaking about ‘Hold On’ in a track-by-track breakdown with NME, frontman Mike Kerr said: “I think it was the first time I had written a song for someone else, who was going through a really difficult time.