Oasis’ Bonehead shares some untold stories from ‘Definitely Maybe’ sessions during online listening party

The British boy band One Direction has been making a lot of news of late owing to their alleged reunion. Interestingly, this year marks their 10th anniversary too which has already the fans speculating about the special occasion. However, doubts are already springing up about their much-awaited anniversary because of some unavoidable reasons. As per a source, the nationwide lockdown, as well as tour commitments of the band members, make it non-feasible for the reunion to happen anytime soon.

A rare look back is part of Tim Burgess' series of online listening parties

Last week we got video of Kate Middleton and Prince William's three children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—joining in on the "Clap for Our Carers" movement in the UK, to appreciate health workers in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. The video was designed for max cuteness, and it fully succeeded, but it also had a practical element: Despite their young ages, the three young royals are out there helping to support and lift up the public in the midst of a crisis.

Over several decades, James Bond's face changed with time and actors of the current generation. However, one thing that lacked was the representation of the Bond women as nothing but sexual objects and love interests for the British spy, who mostly always die! However, with time, things are changing for the better and proof comes in the form of No Time To Die.

Honor Blackman, the British actress who featured in 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger, passed away at the age of 94. In a statement given on Arpil 6, the Honor’s family confirmed the news and stated that she died peacefully of natural cause at her home in England. The actress became a household name back in 1960 when she featured in spy TV series The Avengers as the stunning leather-clad Cathy Gale. Her most famous role was as was as Pussy Galore in Sean Connery’s James bond film.

Honor Blackman, the British actor who played Pussy Galore in the James Bond film “Goldfinger”, has died. She was 94.

Queen Elizabeth addressed the British nation in a rare TV broadcast on Sunday, April 5, to discuss the coronavirus pandemic. For the monumental occasion, she wore a bright green frock and a matching brooch — but there’s a lot more behind the ensemble than originally meets the eye.

Pom Poko, Shame, The Cribs and more will also dissect their albums with The Charlatans' frontman

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And he says it will include 'Bonehead's Bank Holiday'

Prince Charles shared a video update via the Clarence House Instagram account updating the public on his recovery since testing positive for the coronavirus. In the clip, the Prince of Wales vocalizes his support of his patronage Age UK and all older citizens of the United Kingdom navigating the ongoing global health crisis.

Prince Charles tested positive for coronavirus earlier this week.The Duke of Cornwall took to Instagram to provide fans with an update on his health.Charles is currently quarantined in Balmoral, Scotland.Having previously left their London residence amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Prince Charles announced this week that he's tested positive for coronavirus.Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla had traveled to the royal family's Balmoral estate in Scotland, before the heir to the British throne began

Fans of the British spy with a license to kill will be shaken and stirred to hear that five pistols used by Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan in several James Bond flicks have been stolen in north London.

British band Squid have quietly been letting their freak flag fly over the past 18 months, releasing a series of twitchy and explosive songs including "The Cleaner" and "Houseplants." Today, March 24, they return with news of a brand new song and their arrival on iconic electronic label Warp.

“The Office: The Untold Story of the Greatest Sitcom of the 2000s: An Oral History,” Dutton, by Andy Greene

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