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Maxïmo Park have announced a livestream concert to celebrate the arrival of their forthcoming studio album, ‘Nature Always Wins’.Taking place on March 6 from 8.30pm GMT, the performance will be live-streamed from the Riverside venue in Newcastle.“Since we can’t play live in front of a crowd at the moment, we’ve decided to give a live, streamed broadcast from an (almost) empty Riverside venue in Newcastle,” the band’s Paul Smith said.“We’re excited to be introducing some songs from our new album,

last year Paul Smith celebrated his fiftieth anniversary with a bells and whistles fashion show in Paris. There was a greatest hits collection and Susan Sarandon and Jon Hamm front row.

Maxïmo Park have released a new single called ‘All Of Me’ – you can watch the song’s video below.It’s the fourth track to be shared from the band’s upcoming new album, ‘Nature Always Wins’, and it follows the release of singles ‘I Don’t Know What I’m Doing’, ‘Baby, Sleep’ and ‘Child Of The Flatlands’.Speaking about the new track, frontman Paul Smith said: “It’s a love song about the power of song itself, buoyed by the uplifting music in the chorus.

Maxïmo Park have released a new single called ‘I Don’t Know What I’m Doing’ – you can listen to it below.It’s the third track to be shared from the band’s upcoming new album, ‘Nature Always Wins’, and it follows the release of singles ‘Baby, Sleep’ and ‘Child Of The Flatlands’.Speaking on the new track, frontman Paul Smith said: “It’s about taking responsibility for how your own behaviour can affect other people, and how nobody knows it all, but that doesn’t stop us from trying.

2017’s ‘Risk To Exist’, in 2020 Maximo Park have turned instead to the after-effects. “I’ve always wanted to reflect the time that each record is made in, and not hark back to anything,” singer Paul Smith tells NME of their new seventh album ‘Nature Always Wins’ – a record lyrically informed by Grenfell, the Bataclan and the effects of Tory austerity.

Ella Fitzgerald live recording is getting its first ever release this October.A recording of the concert, which took place at Berlin’s Sportpalast in 1962, were discovered unopened within the private collection of Verve Records founder and Fitzgerald’s manager, Norman Granz.The concert was recorded two years after Fitzgerald’s iconic release, ‘Ella in Berlin: Mack the Knife’ and sees Ella performing alongside a trio comprising pianist Paul Smith, bassist Wilfred Middlebrooks and drummer Stan

SHOP NOWDouble-breasted blazer with silk lapels, £825SHOP NOWSatin panelled shirt, £285SHOP NOWWool tuxedo trousers, £440SHOP NOWLace cami top, £185“I met Pauline, my girlfriend then and wife now, when I was 21. She had studied at the RCA as a fashion designer and it was that era when how things were made were crucial; the importance of the way a sleeve is put into a jacket and the roll of a lapel… It was something I was schooled on when I met Pauline.

lord of the dance to king of the catwalk - gravity defying Peter Russell has jetéd and pliéd his way to success in the world of modelling.The flexible 40-year-old, who has danced with companies all over Europe, is now one of Scotland’s most sought-after male models.Peter, who grew up in Edinburgh, has walked runways across the globe and modelled for some of the hottest designers on the planet including Paul Smith and Louis Vuitton.The contemporary dancer, who was scouted at the famous La Scala

The makers of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? claim a syndicate played the system to scoop at least £5million.

A man with an 'appalling record of sexual offending' pulled his trousers down in Manchester city centre before performing an indecent act - unaware he was being watched by undercover cops.

The Iconic has introduced a pet-friendly-edit, so your furry friends are always on the cutting edge of style. From collars to coats, there is every item a spoiled dog (or patient cat) could ever need. 

Abner Diaz gives a new spin to the phrase “fashion police.” The LAPD detective, played by actor and stand-up comedian Vladimir Caamaño in the CBS drama “Tommy,” is the best-dressed character in prime time. The Bronx transplant exudes a snappy style with clothing by designers including Paul Smith, Hugo Boss and Ted Baker.