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Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson has announced a spoken word UK tour.The run of shows, which will kick off in Brighton in August, will feature a “cornucopia of fascinating tales and derring-do exploits” from the frontman.Each show will be split into two parts, with the first part seeing Dickinson taking the audience through “a humorous and often satirical look at the world from his own very personal perspective”.He’ll also offer “plenty of Iron Maiden anecdotes”, with the show set to include

Ringo Starr paid tribute to his former Beatles bandmate John Lennon as “a brilliant artist and a brilliant man” during a worldwide listening party.As Tim Burgess‘ latest Twitter Listening Party turned its attention to the upcoming ‘Ultimate Collection’ box set reissue of the Beatles icon’s 1970 debut solo album ‘John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band’ (celebrating its 50th anniversary), the drummer wrote: “It’s so incredible, the emotion on this record, just mind blowing.

Tim Burgess has revealed that The Charlatans will go on tour later this year.The band’s frontman said on Twitter that he told BBC Radio 4 the news during an interview on the station earlier today (April 24). The official announcement comes on Monday (April 26).The Charlatans’ last tour was with James in 2018, which saw them play venues in the UK, Ireland, Mexico and the US.

READ MORE: Julian Lennon: John Lennon's son remembers 'happy' final conversationThe after-party discussion will take place on BBC Radio 6 Music at 7pm BST and be hosted by Chris Hawkins. This programme will cover the making of the John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band album, as well as its enduring legacy.

The suspense continues! Tom Bergeron took to social media to tease his new hosting job, but to fans’ dismay, it sounds like it isn’t Dancing with the Stars.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorThe New York ReelAbilities Film Festival has announced a selection of exclusive events and speakers to accompany its 13th annual ReelAbilities Film Festival programming.Highlights include the pilot reading of “Disgraced” with Julie Klausner (“Difficult People”), Shannon DeVido (“Best Summer Ever”)  and Alex Scordelis (“Difficult People”)The festival’s closing night will also feature the subject of the film “Not Going Quietly,” activist Ady Barkan, along with the

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The Duchess of Cornwall paid subtle homage to Prince Philip’s military legacy during his funeral at Windsor Castle on Saturday.

Queer Eye star Tan France after he announced he and his husband Rob are expecting their first child.The fashion designer and TV personality, who has been married to illustrator Rob since 2007, revealed they are to become parents to a baby boy via a surrogate.Tan broke the happy news on Instagram as he shared a picture of him posing with a baby scan photo edited over his stomach.He wrote, “So happy to finally share that WE’RE HAVING A BABY!!“No, I’m not pregnant, despite this VERY realistic pic.

Tan France and his husband, Rob! The star announced on Tuesday that they're expecting their first child together, a baby boy, via surrogate this summer.Tan shared the news by posting a shirtless picture of himself on Instagram, with their baby's sonogram over his stomach. The 37-year-old fashion designer has previously expressed his desire to have children on «So happy to finally share that WE'RE HAVING A BABY!!» Tan wrote.

John Lennon‘s debut solo studio album ‘John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band’ is to be the focus of a forthcoming Tim’s Twitter Listening Party, with the first-ever performance of ‘Give Peace A Chance’ also being shared online.It comes after it was announced that the 1970 record is being reissued for a new ‘Ultimate Collection’ box set, which is due for release this coming Friday (April 16).This afternoon (April 13), Tim Burgess confirmed plans for an online listen-through of the album on Saturday, April

Coronavirus infection rates are continuing to fall in all ten of Greater Manchester's boroughs.

Busta Rhymes has announced he’s releasing a special 25th anniversary edition of his debut album ‘The Coming’.The album – which was originally released on March 26, 1996 – will feature remastered audio, instrumental tracks, and a number of hard-to-find remixes.

Nadine Shah, Tim Burgess, Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien and more have opened up about the ongoing debate into streaming and artist payments in a series of new interviews.Speaking to The Guardian, the musicians have spoken ahead of the publication of the long-anticipated parliamentary report into the streaming industry.

Tim McGraw has announced not one, but two digital deluxe versions of his No. 1 album Here On Earth.