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Mickey Gilley has died at the age of 86. The singer, who helped launch the Urban Cowboy genre of the early 1980s, died at home in Missouri.MORE: Country superstar Naomi Judd has died at age 76Born in 1936, his death was shared by the mayor of Pasadena Texas, writing: "It was my great honor to know this man most of my life.

GEMMA Collins has vowed to stand by Rami Hawash even if he is blind after his horrific accident. The Reality TV diva, 41, said she did not know if her fiance would regain his full sight, but she would still be with him.

EAMONN Holmes has revealed he's in wife Ruth Langsford's 'bad books' after an 'innocent question' sparked a row. All hell broke loose when the Irish TV presenter asked where the egg-cups were, Eamonn explained.

BRITAIN’S Got Talent fans are convinced they have worked out how Keiichi Iwasaki performed his incredible magic trick on tonight’s show. The Japanese street magician left the judges and audience gobsmacked as he  invited judge Alesha Dixon to assist him in a mind-blowing illusion.

COUNTRYFILE presenter Helen Skelton hired a private investigator after she became suspicious about her husband Richie Myler’s behaviour. The TV star, 38, revealed on social media last month the Leeds Rhinos rugby ace, 31, had left her after nine years together.

KATIE Price’s fiancé Carl Woods will not be attending her sister Sophie’s wedding next month. Sophie, who got engaged in March, will be walking down the aisle with fiancé Harry Brooks, but a family feud means Katie will be attending without her man.

LOVE Island fans were beside themselves as the first look at the upcoming season aired during Britain's Got Talent. The dating show phenomenon will start again next month and the unexpected teaser delighted fans.

AMANDA Holden broke down in tears as she watched a choir made up of frontline workers including paramedics and police officers perform an original song about the coronavirus pandemic. The Frontline Singers won a standing ovation from the audience and judges who were all moved by the touching track.

BRITAIN’S Got Talent fans branded the show a fix this evening after a magician ended up getting the golden buzzer. Viewers felt that Keiichi Iwasaki was too professional and it should have gone to nine-year-old singer Immi Davis instead.

TOP ITV stars face losing a small fortune in an HMRC crackdown, The Sun on Sunday can reveal. Bosses have been told to treat them as staff on PAYE instead of paying them via service companies — potentially doubling tax bills.

ACTOR Mark Little who played lovable Joe Mangel is among stars joining the Neighbours finale. Soap bosses have already persuaded Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan — who played Charlene and Scott — to return for the show’s big send off this summer.

BRITAIN’S Got Talent viewers were left gobsmacked as singer Immi Davis took to the stage – and revealed she was just nine. The youngster had the audience and judges on their feet as she belted I Put A Spell on You.

British Army kicked locals out to prepare for a Nazi invasion during WW2.Creepy pictures show Imber in Wiltshire empty apart from signs of military use, after stunned villagers were called to a meeting and given exactly 47 days to leave their homes behind.Although the Ministry of Defence promised to let them all return when the war finished, it remains in their control to this day.The area was given to US troops in December 1943, as Allied troops were preparing to invade mainland Europe and push back the Nazis.But today it is used by British fighters after a public inquiry recommended it stay under their control.It is a useful area for preparing for fighting in an urban environment and was used by soldiers preparing to battle the IRA in Northern Ireland.The village was well-stocked before locals had to leave and boasted a Baptist chapel, post office, council house style blocks and a local pub called the Bell In.Despite bombing and shell explosion damage throughout the war, the pub and council style buildings still stand to this day.A lot of the other buildings have become derelict or been destroyed by British soldiers.

UFC 274 on Sunday morning.Brazilian Oliveira will be hoping to defend his belt for the second time since winning the vacant title in May last year. He will face a hungry competitor in No.1 challenger Gaethje, who is coming off the back of a decision victory over Michael Chandler.The American is looking to become a champion at the second time of asking while Oliveira has his eyes set on extending his ten-fight winning streak.

Brighton defender Marc Cucurella was seen in tears after his goal against Manchester United. The Spaniard, 23, doubled the Seagulls lead on 49 minutes as Ralf Rangnick’s succumbed to a 4-0 thrashing at the Amex.

Supernanny Jo Frost has said that parents should avoid taking photos of their kids and posting them on social media.Jo Frost, 51, reckons that parents need to stop uploading their daily activities onto social media because there's a "big danger" of them losing themselves "in a virtual world".Speaking on the Hot Mess Mums Club podcast, the Channel 4 Supernanny star explained how some children only get taken to the park once a week "because their mum already had the photos they wanted"."Instead of just doing what you're supposed to be doing with the kids and getting them out and going to play on the swings and coming back, you know those moments of chaotic mess and just taking those natural photos, it's 'oh no we've already got that. It's all planned, it's all crafted out'."And look what the kids are missing out on.

Alesha Dixon get up on stage for tonight's Britain's Got Talent (May 7), as the judge assisted with a magic trick.Alesha was the glamorous assistant for Keiichi Iwasaki, a Japanese street magician.Illusionist Keiichi asked Alesha to raise one finger and hold it in place while he showed off a ring.Walking away from Alesha, he said: "This ring, your finger."He then flicked his hand and the ring started to spin at speed in the air.The ring then landed on Alesha's finger as Keiichi screamed.Some armchair experts were convinced they had spotted how the trick was created. They took to Twitter to share their theories.One wrote: “You can see the device on his right middle finger.”A second said: “He has something between his index and middle finger in her right hand, that probably does the trick but I don't know what it is.”A third added: “Here is HOW ITS DONE.

shark gave beachgoers at the tourist hotspot of Mallorca a scare as it lurked in the shallows.The on-duty lifeguard ordered everyone basking in the sun at Cala Mondragó to stay clear of the water as fins could be seen cutting through the water's surface.Panic briefly ensued as the predator remained only a few yards away from the sand and at one point swam excruciatingly close to someone filming its movements. Witnesses claim they were joined at the shore by what looked like a blue shark measuring nearly 5ft long.

Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon was seen welling up as she admitted being emotional after listening to a singing group comprised of frontline workers perform on the show.The former chart-topped couldn't control her emotions when the troupe - made up of paramedics, doctors, police officers and other frontline workers from the Covid-19 pandemic - took to the stage to sing their original song.It wasn't just the judges who found themselves overcome listening to the tune - with audience members and viewers at home also finding themselves reduced to tears by the emotional performance.The impressive vocals conveyed the message of solidarity, loss and sadness contained in the lyrics perfectly as The Frontline Singers gave Strange Old World its TV debut.Fans of the ITV talent finding show then took to Twitter to heap praise on them for their efforts, both onstage and during the pandemic.One posted: "The Frontline Singers are so good. Even if they hadn't been, they're a reminder of who we need to thank for getting us through Covid."Another commented: "Everyone should give @TFSingers a real clap of applause for having to go through hell with Covid-19 for the past two years and managed to pull a brave face doing their best on Britain's Got Talent."A third tweeted: "What an amazing performance.

Formula One pundit Ted Kravitz drank a shoe full of beer at the Australian Grand Prix.Footage showed the British reporter, 48, coming under peer pressure from the crowd to try what’s called a ‘shoey.' The concept involves pouring beer into a shoe and then proceeding to drink all of its contents.At Albert Park, Kravitz initially said that he would not do it - but then with the cameras rolling and the crowd around him becoming more fervent, he asked: "So who's shoe am I using then?" A Celtic fan then took his trainer off and it was filled with beer before being handed to Kravitz. Indeed, the Sky Sports reporter gladly obliged, gulping the beverage live on air with cheers from the bystanders watching on.

Netflix Formula 1: Drive to Survive doesn't provide a "true" portrayal of his friendship with McLaren team-mate Daniel Ricciardo.The Australian joined the British team from Renault ahead of the 2021 campaign, forming an intriguing partnership with the youngster. Many assumed it would be 'The Honey Badger' who would be the team's No 1 driver, but it was Norris who finished higher in the drivers' standings.The British driver was sixth on 160 points, 45 ahead of Ricciardo in eighth.