Robbie Williams left “headbutting the wall” after “rude” encounter with Cher

England captain Harry Kane is gearing up to win it all for England, but the hardest battle in his life was off the pitch when his three children were rushed to hospital after a car crash earlier this year. The three eldest children of the 30-year old football star, Ivy, seven, Vivienne, five, and Louis, three, were being driven by their nanny in Germany when a young driver cut across them into a junction.This caused the Kanes’ car to slam into its front, and send both cars hurtling towards an oncoming Land Rover.The Kanes’ nanny was hailed as a hero as she miraculously remained calm and steered the car out of the path of the Land Rover just in time.The children were taken to hospital, but were found to be ok, just very shaken up.

“Pets and the City: True Tales of a Manhattan House Call Veterinarian,” animal doctor Amy Attas dishes on what she’s learned about the lives of New York’s wealthy and well-known by visiting their homes to care for their four-legged family members.Attas launched her mobile practice, City Pets, in 1992. Joan Rivers, whom she had impressed with her no-nonsense approach to treating the comedian’s Yorkie, Spike, at Park East Animal Hospital, was her first client.Other notables, including Billy Joel, Elton John, Paul McCartney, Wayne Gretzky, Erica Jong and Steve Martin, followed.

By the turn of the millennium, Kylie Minogue was done with dabbling in indie and ready to reclaim her glittering Pop Princess crown. With the release of the discoinfused Spinning Around in 2000, she was back where she belonged – at the top of the charts, celebrating her fifth No. 1.

Placebo have announced details of a second feature-length documentary, This Search For Meaning. Check out the trailer below.The project is an intimate and enlightening portrait of the band, which explores both the meaning and subject matter behind their songs, while also diving into their evolution as a group and as human beings.Created by Scottish award-winning filmmaker Oscar Sansom, the documentary won’t simply present a narrative about the origins of the band, it’ll instead take a deep dive into the legacy they created through their themes of surveillance, culture, scrutiny, sexuality, gender identity, addiction, trauma and more.It’ll also include informal conversations with both vocalist-guitarist Brian Molko and bassist–guitarist Stefan Olsdal, as well as contributions from artists who either admire or have been inspired by Placebo.

Robbie Williams caused quite the stir on Wednesday's Loose Women with his striking new look that had viewers doing a double-take.The singer, who is known for his ever-changing style, rocked up in a tie-dyed green shirt, a navy baseball cap, and signature black thick-frame glasses. Fans were quick to point out that Robbie, who was joined by wife Ayda, had an unusually deep tan, which he confessed was the result of a fresh spray tan he hadn't had the chance to wash off yet.

Paddy McGuinness jokingly denied he was taking on a new career as he revealed what his next project really is and teased it's 'coming soon'. Fans of the comedian and presenter recently saw him battling to stop the World XI's goals at this year's Soccer Aid.

Zara McDermott was seemingly snapped having an 'argument' with her boyfriend Sam Thomspon - but the reality couldn't have been further from the truth. The documentary maker was in the crowd over the weekend as her beau took part in his first-ever Soccer Aid.

Molly-Mae Hague couldn't help but see the funny side after Tommy Fury addressed his second-ever appearance for Soccer Aid. The boxer was among the famous faces who took to the pitch over the weekend for the huge charity football match in aide of UNICEF.

Soccer Aid returned with a bang on Sunday night, 9 June, as Robbie Williams led stars onto the pitch at Stamford Bridge.The charity football extravaganza, which has been a highlight since 2006, aims to score big for UNICEF, having already netted a staggering £90 million to support vital work in countries like Cambodia. The England squad boasted big names including Robbie, 50, Paddy McGuinness, Erin Doherty, Danny Dyer, and Bobby Brazier. Meanwhile, the World XI team was just as glittering, with Roman Kemp, Usain Bolt, Tommy Fury, Martin Compston, and Lee Mack lacing up their boots.

Shania Twain‘s headline show at BST Hyde Park 2024 in London has been announced – you can check it out below.The star will top the bill at the summer concert series on Sunday, July 7 following her legends slot at Glastonbury on June 30.It was previously confirmed that she will be joined by special guests The Corrs. Today (June 10), organisers have revealed more acts that will open for her in Hyde Park.Completing the bill are Anne-Marie, Elle King, Natalie Imbruglia, Nell Mescal, Hannah Grae, Cate, Dea Matrona, Natalie Shay and Germein.

Molly-Mae Hague was left branding her beau Tommy Fury 'iconic' after he distracted with one of his moves as he swapped the ring for the pitch. The boxer was among the famous faces who took part in this year's Soccer Aid charity football match on Sunday (June 9).

Lee Mack may be famous for his television lies, but he’s telling the truth when he says he and his wife met before he was famous, even though she’s so good looking people don’t believe him. The comedian and his wife, Tara, met back in university, and they married in 2005, two years before the premiere of Lee’s hit BBC show Would I Lie To You.They have three children together: Arlie, Louie and Millie.

Robbie Williams' fans have expressed their worry after his wife, Ayda Field, shared a snapshot of the singer on Instagram that sparked weight loss speculation.

Soccer Aid fans have expressed their concern after world-record sprinter Usain Bolt was carried off the pitch on a stretcher.

Soccer Aid for UNICEF 2024 will take place on Sunday, June 9. The world’s biggest charity football match is at Stamford Bridge, London and will see England taking on the Soccer Aid World XI FC.

More celebrities and sport legends will be pulling on their football boots for the return of Soccer Aid. The star-studded charity event was co-founded by singer Robbie Williams in 2006 as a fundraiser for Unicef.

It's that time of year again and as we prepare for Euros fever to sweep that nation, there's the small matter of a very big charity match with celebrities and sporting legends take to the one of the most famous stadiums in the country.

The stars of stage, screen, and sport will once again be out in force as they take part in what is billed as the "world’s biggest charity football match". Of course, we're talking about the return of Soccer Aid and plenty of famous faces will be taking to the pitch this weekend, again for a good cause.

Stray Kids headline gig at BST Hyde Park.The South Korean pop group will be headlining the 2024 edition of BST Hyde Park later this summer, in what will be their only show in the UK this year. Find remaining tickets here.Their slot will take place on Sunday, July 14, and sees them close out this year’s series.

Cher has won a lawsuit against Mary Oliver – the widow of Sonny Bono – over royalties in relation to the songs released by Sonny And Cher.As part of their divorce settlement on 1978, the ‘Believe’ singer was granted a permanent 50 per cent cut of all publishing revenues of the songs that Sonny and Cher had recorded together during the time that they were married.After Bono’s death in 1998, Cher continued to receive her royalty payments from the late singer’s estate up until 2016. This ended when Oliver argued that she did not need to pay the pop icon her royalties due to the copyright law’s termination right — a provision of federal law that allows songwriters and their heirs to win back control of their intellectual property rights decades after they gave them away.Per Stereogum, in 2021 Bono’s estate stopped paying Cher her royalties, which led her to file a lawsuit later that year.Now, in a decision issued yesterday (May 29), Judge John A.