Oasis’ Bonehead on recent cancer diagnosis: “It’s all clear, it’s gone”

Liam Gallagher has slammed his brother Noel on social media after he reportedly blocked Oasis songs from Liam’s Knebworth 22 documentary. Liam called his brother a “sad little dwarf”, after a fan asked whether the documentary would feature Oasis songs.

Liam Gallagher has claimed that there will be no Oasis songs in his upcoming Knebworth 22 documentary because Noel Gallagher “blocked them”.Announced earlier this week, Knebworth 22 will document Liam’s return earlier this summer to Knebworth, where he performed 26 years on from Oasis’ pair of 1996 shows at the Hertfordshire site.Asked by a fan on Twitter earlier this morning (October 19) whether Knebworth 22 will feature any Oasis songs, Liam claimed that his “angry squirt” brother Noel had blocked him from using them in the film.“No Oasis songs as the angry squirt has blocked them,” he replied. “[Noel] also blocked the Oasis [song] I sang for Taylor Hawkins tribute[,] he’s a horrible little man.”No oasis songs as the angry squirt has blocked them he also blocked the oasis I sang for Taylor Hawkins tribute he’s a horrible little man— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) October 19, 2022Another fan then replied to Liam’s tweet, saying “[Noel] was praising u on [sic] his last interview.

Noel Gallagher has said there’s “no point” in an Oasis reunion because the band still sell “as many records now” than they did when they were together.The singer-songwriter, who plays in his own group High Flying Birds, was speaking in a new interview when he was asked whether fans can ever expect to see Oasis reform.“Er, would you go on holiday with your ex-missus?” Gallagher quipped to the hosts of Pub Talk this week.“As funny as this sounds,” he continued, “Oasis sell as many records now per year as we did when we were together. We’re as popular now in the eyes of the people as we ever were. And I’m happy with it.Joining Alan and Ray in the pub this week is guitar hero Noel Gallagher.

For richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health. Weddings are emotional at the best of times and as Sky Sports presenter Jo Wilson locks eyes with her husband-to-be Dan and whispers “I do”, it’s not unexpected when a few tears are shed.The ceremony at Chelsea Old Town Hall in London is an intimate affair, witnessed by their impeccably behaved daughter Mabel, who is two years old, and Jo’s cousins Jeni and Lynne.

For richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health. Weddings are emotional at the best of times and as Sky Sports presenter Jo Wilson locks eyes with her husband-to-be Dan and whispers “I do”, it’s not unexpected when a few tears are shed.The ceremony at Chelsea Old Town Hall in London is an intimate affair, witnessed by their impeccably behaved daughter Mabel, who is two-years-old, and Jo’s cousins Jeni and Lynne.

Liam Gallagher has shared his support for “the king” Ian Brown following the Stone Roses‘ singer’s decision to go solo.Gallagher took to social media to back Brown ahead of his homecoming show in Manchester last Friday (September 30).Fans of Brown had shared their anger last week after the singer performed a sold-out show in Leeds (September 25) without a band.Brown began his first UK headline tour in a decade at the city’s O2 Academy, with dates running through the next two week and ending with a Brixton Academy show in London on October 7.Gallagher’s thread began by comparing Brown to Sid Vicious several days after the Leeds show, writing: “Ian brown and sid vicious my way same thing long live punk.”Ian brown and sid vicious my way same thing Iong live punk— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) September 29, 2022When asked by a fan whether he had seen Brown’s “embarrassing performance”, Gallagher replied: “He’s never embarrassing he’s the king.”He’s never embarrassing he’s the king— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) September 29, 2022Another person asked Gallagher whether he would ever do a show with only a backing track, to which the former Oasis singer said he wouldn’t but that “Ian is ian and I don’t think he’s a bad man”.No but that’s me Ian is ian and I don’t think he’s a bad man— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) September 29, 2022Take a look at Ian Brown’s remaining dates on the tour below.OCTOBER 20223 – Birmingham, O2 Academy4 – Bournemouth, O2 Academy6 – Nottingham, Rock City7 – London, O2 Academy BrixtonBack in 2020, Ian Brown shared COVID pandemic-related conspiracy theories on Twitter and released an anti-lockdown song called ‘Little Seed Big Tree’.Meanwhile, Liam Gallagher recently confirmed he’s in talks with

Katie Couric is spreading breast cancer awareness.

Terry Bradshaw just made a major revelation about his health. The Pro Football Hall of Famer and co-host announced on Sunday's broadcast that he's been battling both bladder and skin cancer over the last year.The announcement came after last week, Bradshaw had an incident during the pregame show where he ran out of breath.«Last week on this show, I ran out of breath, and Howie [Long] helped me up. And a lot of people are asking what’s wrong with me, what’s happened to me physically.

Terry Bradshaw is opening up about his health.

Terry Bradshaw, a Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback and one of the co-hosts on Fox NFL Sunday, revealed Sunday on air that he has battled cancer twice in the last year.

Sarah Harding as she was before her cancer diagnosis, following her Girls Aloud bandmate’s death last year. Harding was diagnosed with breast cancer diagnosis in 2020 and died in September last year aged 39, after the disease spread to other parts of her body. Cheryl – who first grew close with Harding when Girls Aloud was formed in 2002 – has said she wants to remember her friend before she started experiencing her ‘darkest of days and nights.

Oasis founder Bonehead has announced his cancer 'is gone' after a full scan ten days ago. The music star went on to thank staff at The Christie Hospital in Manchester as he shared the good news.

Chicago Med star Marlyne Barrett has revealed the sad news that she had been diagnosed with uterine and ovarian cancer. The actress, whose character Maggie Lockwood had a breast cancer storyline on the US TV show a few years back, told People that doctors had discovered a "football-sized" tumour. "I'm an extremely private person, but I felt a responsibility to tell my story," she explained.

For Marlyne Barrett, her life is now mirroring her role on TV… in a way she couldn’t imagine.