Nick Cave responds to fan covers on ‘Bad Seed TeeVee’: “I was absolutely blown away”

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Nick Cave has shared a new trailer for the forthcoming extended cinematic release of his recent ‘Idiot Prayer – Nick Cave Alone at Alexandra Palace’ live show.Performed at Alexandra Palace in London back in July, the livestreamed show saw Cave playing a full solo set on a piano.Cave will release ‘Idiot Prayer’ as a live album on November 20, and an extended visual version of the show will be released in select cinemas in over 20 countries from November 5.

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Ozzy Osbourne was “blown away” by his invitation to The White House in 2002, according to his son Jack.Jack was speaking in an interview ahead of the premiere of the new Ozzy documentary Biography: The Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne, which aired in the US last night (September 7).Speaking to Fox News, Jack was asked about how much of an impact his father’s invitation to attend the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in 2002 — which is covered in the documentary — had on Ozzy.“He still talks about it

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Following its big streaming premiere in July, Nick Cave’s solo piano performance at Alexandra Palace, ‘Idiot Prayer’, is going to be released in cinemas this November. It will also be released in audio-only form later the same month.“The film ‘Idiot Prayer’ evolved from my ‘Conversations With…’ events”, says Cave.

Nick Cave is set to release his recent ‘Idiot Prayer’ livestream show as a live album, with it also set to come to cinemas.‘Idiot Prayer’, a full-length solo piano show recorded at London’s Alexandra Palace, was broadcast online back in July.The film will now be released in cinemas on November 5, with tickets on sale for screenings from September 10 (tickets for US screenings will arrive at a later date).

Believe it or not, we are just mere days away from the release of “Mulan” and perhaps the biggest studio gamble since the COVID-19 pandemic shut down theaters in March. And though the discussion surrounding “Mulan” has revolved around the release strategy (going straight to Disney+ at a premium price), the release of the film also marks yet another milestone for diversity in Hollywood, with the film’s primarily Asian cast.

Hannah Ferrier enjoyed “the most amazing baby shower” on Saturday, August 29.“Baby Shower 2020,” the Below Deck alum, 33, captioned an Instagram slideshow of party photos, featuring a balloon backdrop, sweet treats and more . “I am blown away daily by the people that surround me.

Nick Cave has praised a non-verbal teenager after he wrote a touching song inspired by the Bad Seeds frontman’s music.Tyler Hartfield was born with cerebral palsy and relies on a digital voice coming out of a computer app in order to verbalise his thoughts.As ABC Australia reports, the 16-year-old enlisted the help of his classmates to write ‘The One You Feed’, a song that focuses on what Tyler describes as “the battle inside my brain” and his relationship with his carer.After hearing Tyler’s

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Nick Cave is set to livestream fan cover versions non-stop via his ‘Bad Seed TeeVee’ platform this weekend.The musician launched the 24/7 video service back in April, and has since been broadcasting a range of rare and unseen footage from the Bad Seeds’ archive on a loop.Today (August 19), Cave took to Instagram to request his followers’ participation in the project, announcing: “Bad Seed TeeVee will be playing non-stop cover videos submitted by fans on a loop this weekend from Friday 10am BST