Steve Bronski, Co-founder Of Gay Pop Band Bronski Beat, Dies At 61

Denis O’Dell, the British film producer whose association with The Beatles earned him the rare honor of being mentioned, if obliquely, in one of the group’s songs, died of natural causes at his home in Spain last night. He was 98.

Naomie Harris is opening up about the future of James Bond!

K.J. Yossman Coldplay is set to stop making music in 2025, lead singer Chris Martin has confirmed.The vocalist made the announcement during a pre-recorded BBC radio show, which he is co-presenting with British host Jo Whiley.

A pickled scorpion in a jar was among the most bizarre items donated to Scots charity shops this year.

Henry Cavill has been discussing those James Bond rumours again.

Years & Years lead singer, Olly Alexander interviewed the 53-year-old Aussie pop princess about her LGBTQI fans after the release of their recent track, A Second to Midnight.According to the interview in the UK’s Evening Standard, Minogue said inclusivity for her was “second nature,” and she always wanted to appeal to “all walks of life” as well as be “inclusive” with her music. “I didn’t set out to do that (be inclusive), it is just naturally how I feel.

Leading South African LGBTIQ+ and HIV activist Steve Letsike has been appointed Chair of the Commonwealth Equality Network.

Sam Fender has postponed the final two in-store shows of his current UK tour after one of his tour crew came down with COVID-19.The North Shields singer-songwriter was due to play the Sheffield Foundry tonight (December 15) and Fat Sams in Dundee tomorrow (December 16), but he has had to call both shows off following the crew member’s illness.“End of year shocker,” he wrote on his Instagram Story.

Steve Bronski, a cofounding member of the British synth-pop trio Bronski Beat, died Thursday. The BBC reported his age as 61. No cause of death or other details were given.

Manchester City have to aim for at least 90 points if they want to retain their Premier League title, according to Pep Guardiola.

Steve Bronski was a co-founder of the British synthpop band Bronski Beat known for their hit song “Smalltown Boy.”Steve Bronski was a keyboardist/percussionist who formed the synthpop band Bronski Beat in 1983 with singer Jimmy Sommerville and keyboardist/percussionist Larry Steinbachek. The three band members were openly gay and wrote songs that reflected the difficulties of coming out.

Denis O’Brien, best known for producing the comedy Monty Python’s Life of Brian with former Beatle George Harrison, died Dec. 3 in a Swindon, UK hospital. He was 80 and passed from intra-abdominal sepsis, his daughter said.

The Wonder Stuff have announced a 10-date run of UK shows for next June, commemorating the belated 30th anniversary of their acclaimed third album, ‘Never Loved Elvis’.The tour will kick off in Cardiff on Wednesday June 8, leading a slate of shows that’ll take the Stourbridge alt-rockers through Leeds, Bristol and Nottingham that week.

The hunt for the next James Bond is seemingly underway. With “No Time to Die” released all over the world and the days of Daniel Craig’s 007 done as a result, it’s time for producer Barbara Broccoli to begin her search for the next actor to take on the role.

James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli has said the next 007 will be a British man of “any ethnicity”.After calls suggesting Bond should be played by a woman, the longtime producer shared her perspective in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter.“I think it will be a man because I don’t think a woman should play James Bond,” Broccoli said when asked about the future of the character.

UK broadcasters have committed to stop using the acronym BAME “wherever possible” in favour of specificity, as recommended by a report from the Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity.