Sinéad O’Connor: How I survived hellish night with ‘devil’ Prince

Sinead O’Connor has confirmed her retirement from the music industry, weeks after making similar claims and later retracting them.The Irish singer said on social media that she had been in “two minds” about retiring, but confirmed that she will now begin a new career as a writer.“This is to announce that having been in two minds about retiring I have now, in consultation with my medical team, and on their advice, decided to go ahead and retire so that I may now focus on my new career as a

Willow Smith and Avril Lavigne share a laugh together while heading to the set of their upcoming music video in Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon (June 15).

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's controversial decision to step back from their senior royal roles and permanently shift their home base from London to Los Angeles may have rattled the bones of the royal family, but according to Princess Diana's former voice coach and royal expert Stewart Pearce, The Princess of Wales would have been extremely supportive of her younger son's bold move.In an interview with US Weekly, Diana, The Voice of Change author shared that he believes Diana "would be

Sinead O'Connor says she spoke too soon about her plans to retire. The Irish singer-songwriter, 54, backtracked an announcement she made on Twitter last week in which she revealed plans to retire from touring and making music after the release of her "NVDA" album, which is expected in 2022.

The Santa Barbara Film Festival said Friday that it has set dates for its 2022 edition, saying it will return to a fully live, in-person event that will run March 2-12 throughout the coastal city that is less than 100 miles north of Los Angeles.

Sinead O’Connor is packing it in.

Of the many staggering and astonishing moments in Sinéad O’Connor’s new memoir Rememberings, from being beaten up by her mother when she was a child to becoming America’s public enemy No1 in 1992 after ripping up a photo of the Pope on Saturday Night Live, one sticks out in particular.

Sinéad O’Connor is bidding farewell to it all, declaring that she’s retiring from music and touring, and that her next album will be her last. O’Connor made the announcements in a series of tweets posted on Friday.

Following their decision to step down as senior members of the Royal family, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been demoted on the official royal family website.The couple, who have reportedly picked their unborn child's name, have been moved below Sophie Wessex, Prince Edward and Prince Andrew in the pecking order.The website says the pair will be "balancing their time" between the UK and North America, despite them moving to Los Angeles.

Sinéad O’Connor has revealed her retirement from music and touring in an announcement made on Twitter. After a long career, the Irish singer, 54, confirmed her upcoming 11th album, No Veteran Dies Alone, will go ahead in January 2022 but that it would be her last.

Sinéad O’Connor has shared more details of her forthcoming 11th album, confirming the title, ‘No Veteran Dies Alone’, and its release date in 2022.The Irish singer-songwriter teased the album back in December, revealing that its undisclosed cover art was designed by Donegal illustrator Jacob Stack and that fans could expect the record in “late 2021”.Now, the musician has confirmed that the follow-up to 2014’s ‘I’m Not Bossy, I’m The Boss‘ will arrive in January, though with no firm date set.She

Human remains have been found "yards away" from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's £11million Los Angeles mansion, according to reports. Landscaping workers are said to have unearthed bones of a "small adult" on an estate along the road of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Montecito home.The bones are thought to belong to a Native American from the Chumash tribe and date back centuries, with the tribe living in the region from around 700AD.

Sinead O’Connor has announced plans to boycott BBC’s Woman’s Hour after an interview which she found to be “offensive and misogynistic”.The Irish singer spoke to host Emma Barnett on Tuesday morning (June 1) to discuss her new memoir Rememberings.However, their chat took an awkward turn when Barnett mentioned that The Telegraph‘s music critic Neil McCormick had described O’Connor as “the crazy lady in pop’s attic”.O’Connor, who has changed her birth name to Shuhada Sadaqat, replied: “I think

Sinead O’Connor has zero regrets about her most infamous act.

It might be a case of Italia 22 for our Eurovision hopes, as megastar Sinead O’Connor has all but volunteered to take to the stage—but only if she has the right song.

James Corden is proud of his televised interview with Prince Harry, as he says he got to show an authentic side of him.The 42-year-old host of The Late Late Show welcomed Harry for his debut interview in February, showing him around Los Angeles in the most unique way possible.Now James says he was honored to show off the real Harry on the small screen, as they talked on the open top deck of a London-style bus.“We felt like we showed the person we know in a really true and positive light,” adding