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Beabadoobee has unveiled ‘Coming Home,’ the latest single from her upcoming third album, ‘This Is How Tomorrow Moves’. The album is set to be released on August 16 and is the follow-up to 2022’s ‘Beatopia’. Informed by Beabadoobee’s love of The Beatles, the song was written as a “cute little love song” as she missed… Continue reading Listen to Beabadoobee’s new “cute little love song” ‘Coming Home’

Following a conversation with Google CEO Eric Schmidt in Los Angeles earlier this week, Ashton Kutcher found himself in hot water for praising the OpenAI’s generative video tool Sora. Despite being criticised for suggesting that ultimately there would be no need to make films in the traditional sense, Kutcher sang the praises of the beta… Continue reading Ashton Kutcher wants to use AI to make movies – and people are not happy

Richard Hawley performed in London on Saturday night and, before playing his song ‘Tonight The Streets Are Ours’, the musician shared his thoughts about UK politics. Hawley criticised Conservative Party leader Rishi Sunak, who recently proposed the reintroduction of national service for eighteen-year-olds. Hawley asserted that he had observed terrible politicians over the years, but… Continue reading Richard Hawley takes aim at Rishi Sunak in sweary tirade at London show

Catching the attention of fans, Sabrina Carpenter performed her latest hit, ‘Please Please Please’, at Gov Ball 2024. Carpenter commanded the festival’s main stage on June 7th, captivating her audience and delivering a creative performance. ‘Please Please Please’ made its live debut at Gov Ball and drew enthusiastic support from the crowd. The artist even… Continue reading Watch Sabrina Carpenter live debut ‘Please Please Please’ at Gov Ball 2024

During their headlining set at Governors Ball 2024, The Killers performed a rendition of Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ hit song ‘Maps’. The concert was being held at Flushing Meadows Corona Park when Brandon Flowers and his bandmates performed their stripped-down version of the classic song in front of a thrilled audience. This wasn’t the first time… Continue reading Watch The Killers cover Yeah Yeah Yeah’s ‘Maps’ at Gov Ball 2024

Canadian singer Celine Dion has spoken out about her experiences living with stiff person syndrome. The condition, which causes muscle stiffness and spasms, has led to Dion breaking her ribs in severe cases. Dion shared her story in her first television interview on the subject with NBC News. During the interview, Dion explained that the… Continue reading Celine Dion says stiff person syndrome has caused her muscle spasms that have broken her ribs

Glastonbury, the famous UK music festival, has announced a new area called Terminal 1. The festival has described it as a “re-purposed airport” that aims to celebrate migration. Terminal 1 will be located on the Williams Green field, which was the home of the Williams Green stage, and it will feature contributions from various artists,… Continue reading Glastonbury to introduce ‘Terminal 1’, a “re-purposed airport” to celebrate migration

Young Thug’s trial has been thrown into disarray after a witness was arrested in court following his refusal to provide testimony. Kenneth ‘Lil Woody’ Copeland, an alleged associate of the YSL, was expected to be a key witness in the case of the Atlanta-based rapper, who is accused of conspiring to violate the state of… Continue reading Witness in Young Thug trial arrested in court for refusing to testify

The Boomtown Festival has taken a stance against hate speech, announcing plans to blacklist individuals who post offensive comments. The move comes after the Hampshire-based event posted a message to its Facebook highlighting its support of the LGBTQIA+ community to mark the start of Pride Month. Negative responses to the post prompted swift action from… Continue reading Boomtown seek to “blacklist” people from festival after “hate speech” against LGBTQIA+ community

During their recent show in Houston, Vampire Weekend took requests from the crowd and attempted to cover songs by Oasis and Phoenix, among others. In footage captured of the performance, the band can be seen tackling “1901” by Phoenix and a rendition of “Wonderwall” by Oasis. They also took on “Don’t Dream It’s Over” by… Continue reading Watch Vampire Weekend take on Oasis and Phoenix covers in Houston