Peter Hook and Nile Rodgers contribute to new zine about sobriety

Jacqueline Jossa has shared her ultimate hack to feeling great in swimwear this summer. The former Eastenders star conducted a Q&A session on her social media platform after flying home from her holiday in Portugal, where she shared stunning pictures of herself in swimwear.

Noel Gallagher‘s High Flying Birds have unveiled ‘Flying On The Ground’, the latest new track to emerge from the band’s forthcoming greatest hits collection.The melodic new offering hears Gallagher flanked by backing singers throughout. He explains how his love of Motown influenced the track.“Flying On The Ground is literally the best thing I’ve released since the last thing I released.

Neil Young has confirmed a new album is currently in the works with longtime collaborators Crazy Horse.Young and Crazy Horse previously collaborated on the album ‘Colorado’ in 2019, and ‘Americana’ and ‘Psychedelic Pill’ in 2012.

After more than four decades performing around the world in New Zealand bands Split Enz and Crowded House, solo ventures, family projects and with Fleetwood Mac, there’s one concert that will forever stand out to Neil Finn – playing Christchurch Arena in his homeland following pandemic setbacks in March.

“District 9” director Neill Blomkamp is returning to his sci-fi roots with his latest offering, the horror film “Demonic”.

New York City has struggled during the Covid pandemic, but Deborra-Lee Furness showed no sign of strain on Wednesday as she took her scooter for a spin in SoHo. The wife of actor Hugh Jackman couldn't wipe the smile off her face while zipping around the trendy Manhattan neighbourhood.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe remains a “mystery” to Sam Neill.

Southampton Arts Center (SAC) next door, the Peter Marino Art Foundation will offer cultural programming throughout the year.The New York-based architect, who has designed flagships for Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Dior and has built award-winning global residences and hotels, purchased the former Rogers Memorial Library in 2018 for a reported $5.25 million. The highly visible spot fits the flamboyant architect.

On Tuesday, the Gilford Police Department in New Hampshire revealed that an arrest warrant for Brian Hugh Warner, the rock singer known as Marilyn Manson, had been issued on October 8, 2019. Manson is being sought on two counts of misdemeanor simple assault after an incident involving a photographer at a 2019 concert at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion.

Peter Weber isn’t a fan of his ex’s recent interview. Nearly six months after his split from Kelley Flanagan, the 29-year-old former Bachelor called her out for publicly discussing details of their relationship and eventual breakup.

EXCLUSIVE: Shane/Nahley Communications, which was formed by Hollywood and tech vets David Shane and Sue Fleishman earlier this year, has added a new partner as well as a coordinator.

Drew Barrymore looks back at one of the most bizarre moments she experienced with fellow actor Hugh Grant.The 46-year-old TV host surprised fans during the latest episode of The Drew Barrymore Show, telling the story of the time the pair had a public make out session in New York, while Hugh was meeting with studio executives from Los Angeles.The encounter happened when the Hollywood stars were drunk, with Drew admitting she had a few drinks and entered a restaurant, running into Hugh, and

That’s one way to say hello! Drew Barrymore once greeted with Hugh Grant a kiss and it wasn’t just a peck on the cheek — it was a full 10-minute makeout.

Naman Ramachandran Writer Neil Gaiman, actor Hugh Grant and historian and presenter David Olusoga are among 120 well-known British figures who have signed an open letter decrying the threat to public service broadcasters from streamers and government.The letter, from campaign group the British Broadcasting Challenge, chaired by former BBC creative officer Pat Younge, states that PSBs such as the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 are “under severe threat” from “unregulated streaming services and

Hugh Grant, Neil Gaiman, and Michael Sheen are among 120 public figures who have signed an open letter to the UK government attacking plans to reform the BBC and the wider public service broadcasting (PSB) ecology.