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Olly Alexander, the UK representative for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, reportedly broke down in tears during an interview while discussing the controversies surrounding Israel’s participation. Despite calls for a boycott over Israel’s ongoing conflict with Gaza, Alexander will still perform at the grand final in Sweden next week. In an interview with The Times,… Continue reading Olly Alexander breaks down in tears over Eurovision Israel controversy

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Billy Idol, the iconic rocker, has opened up about his journey to sobriety. The 68-year-old singer has now become “California sober”, giving up alcohol and hard drugs but still consuming marijuana. In an interview with People, he shared that he does not see himself as a drug addict anymore. He said that he achieved some… Continue reading Billy Idol decided “not to be a drug addict anymore” and is now “California sober”

Doncaster artist Yungblud has covered the iconic KISS hit ‘I was Made For Loving You’ for the soundtrack of Ryan Gosling’s action-comedy, The Fall Guy. Yungblud’s version of the song starts off stripped back before blossoming into a rockier song closer to the original 1979 track. The cover even garnered praise from the band’s Paul… Continue reading Watch Yungblud cover KISS’ ‘I Was Made For Loving You’ from ‘The Fall Guy’ soundtrack

Shane MacGowan’s widow, Victoria Mary Clarke, has revealed on social media that her late husband’s rifle from the 1916 Easter Rising has disappeared and is suspected to have been stolen. The firearm was a Lee–Enfield 303 that was a 60th birthday present from singer-songwriter Glen Hansard and was used in the takeover of the General Post… Continue reading Shane MacGowan’s wife is searching for his missing Easter Rising rifle which “meant so much to him”

An insider has revealed that Matty Healy, lead singer of The 1975, is feeling “uncomfortable” with the attention he’s receiving from Taylor Swift’s latest album, “The Tortured Poets Department”. Fans had been quick to speculate that much of the LP was inspired by Taylor’s brief romance with Healy, and suggested that various tracks, including the… Continue reading The 1975’s Matty Healy reportedly “uncomfortable” with attention from new Taylor Swift album, but “relieved” it wasn’t worse

Organizers of the Eurovision song contest have reserved the right to remove Palestinian flags and symbols expressing solidarity with Palestinians during the upcoming event, according to a statement. While Israel has been allowed to participate in this year’s contest, tensions between the nation and Palestinians have sparked protests, and numerous artists have called for a… Continue reading Eurovision have banned Palestinian flags and symbols

Dua Lipa, the London-born pop sensation, has expressed her closeness to individuals who experience the devastating effects of war, injustice, and inequality. Lipa’s family were Kosovar Albanians who sought refuge in the United Kingdom in 1992 due to the political instability in Kosovo. Raised speaking Albanian at home and educated in English, Lipa returned to… Continue reading Dua Lipa says she feels “very close to” people suffering from war, injustices and inequality

Camera Obscura, the Glaswegian indie pop icons, have made a mighty return with their latest album, Look to the East, Look to the West, which draws on deep emotions for its boldest and most reflective work to date. Released under Merge Records, the album is the band’s first new music in ten years after an… Continue reading Album of the Month – May 2024

The organisers of Glastonbury Festival have confirmed that they will not be broadcasting the England or Scotland men’s football matches from the Last 16 stages of this summer’s European Football Championships, should either team qualify. In previous years, notable matches have been shown on big screens before the festival proper has begun, but with Last… Continue reading Will Glastonbury 2024 be showing the Euros football matches at the festival?