UB40 frontman Duncan Campbell quits band amid health decline

Kailyn Lowry and her sons are in the Caribbean for a summer vacation! The Teen Mom 2 star, 29, and her boys Isaac, 11, Lincoln, 7, Lux, 3, and Creed, 11 months, departed for Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic from Philadelphia for a tropical getaway this week. Kailyn shared a snapshot of her boys from the airport on July 11, captioning the post, “Kail & the chaos heads to Punta Cana.”

Ann-Marie Corvin Water pollution, organ harvesting and the complex relationships between mothers and daughters were among the subjects to emerge from the Dominican Republic pitching sessions that took place live on Wednesday afternoon during the second day of Cannes’ Film Market.Nine feature projects were presented at the session, which was organized by the DR’s film commission, in a bid to attract sales agents, investors and co-producers.Among them was environmental thriller “Candy Town,”

Annette last night, where she made one of her most glamorous appearances to date, looking into the fashion archives for her beautiful gown. Hadid chose a black-and-white dress with a dramatic silhouette and train for her first event of the festival, which actually came from Jean Paul Gaultier's spring/summer 2002 collection.

UB40 have announced Kioko’s Matt Doyle as their new vocalist, following the departure of Duncan Campbell last week.A fellow Birmingham musician, Doyle has previously supported UB40 with Kioko, and he also provided lead vocals on the song ‘You Don’t Call Anymore’ on the band’s new collaborations album ‘Bigga Biggariddum’, which was released last month.“Matt has already demonstrated his ability and compatibility with the band on our latest album ‘Bigga Baggariddim’ with the track ‘You Don’t Call

UB40 have announced that KIOKO musician Matt Doyle will be their new lead singer.The move follows on from last week’s news of Duncan Campbell’s retirement from music after he suffered a seizure at his home in June.Doyle was already known to UB40 for his work with the Birmingham reggae band KIOKO, who have supported the former on numerous occasions in recent years.The singer also recently contributed lead vocals to ‘You Don’t Call Anymore’ from UB40’s collaborations album ‘Bigga Baggariddim’,

UB40 frontman Duncan Campbell has announced that he is retiring from music, following a seizure last week.“Unfortunately, due to continued ill health, I have reluctantly decided to retire from the band so as to focus on my recovery”, he says in a statement. “I am very grateful, and would like to express my sincere thanks, to the fans for all their support during this time and indeed throughout my time with UB40.

Pierce Brosnan is weighing in on just who should take over the reigns as James Bond in the movie franchise.

UB40 singer Duncan Campbell has announced that he’s leaving the band and retiring from music following a seizure last week.Campbell’s latest health struggle comes after he suffered a stroke last summer and took time to recuperate before the band’s planned rescheduled tour.In a new statement, Campbell confirmed he was to step down from recording and touring duties with UB40 and retire from music.“Unfortunately, due to continued ill health, I have reluctantly decided to retire from the band so as

James Bond in the future, citing Tom Hardy and Idris Elba as good fits for the role.The actor played the iconic fictional spy between 1995 and 2002, appearing in the films GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies, The World Is Not Enough and Die Another Day.Speaking to People, Brosnan said it was sometimes “wearisome” to always be asked on who should step into the role next. However, he went on to share who he would pick to succeed Daniel Craig.“Idris Elba comes to mind,” he said.

Looks like Mumford has lost one of his sons.

Mumford & Sons' Winston Marshall has announced he has quit the band after a recent backlash for praising a right-wing pundit.

Medium post on Thursday.In March, the guitarist took a break from the band following backlash on social media after he tweeted admiration for “Unmasked,” a book by right-wing writer and activist Andy Nygo. Marshall was accused of endorsing the far right.In his medium post, Marshall, who plays guitar and banjo for the group, said, “I failed to foresee that my commenting on a book critical of the Far-Left could be interpreted as approval of the equally abhorrent Far-Right.