Brian May: Queen legend speaks out on 'dark place' after 'losing' his first marriage

Charles Spencer has given a rare insight into his long-lasting love for his wife Karen. Taking to Twitter earlier this week to mark Valentine's Day, the younger brother of Princess Diana uploaded a picture of a beautiful bouquet of red roses, something he no doubt brought for his beloved.MORE: Charles Spencer didn't walk daughter Kitty down the aisle - this is whyThe couple married in 2011, and they share a daughter together, Lady Charlotte Diana Spencer, who was named after the Earl's late sister.WATCH: Charles Spencer says Princess Diana's grave is 'an oasis of calm'"Happy Valentine's Day…," he simply tweeted alongside the image, which received a flurry of comments.MORE: Charles Spencer sparks questions after revealing removed part of Althorp HouseREAD: Earl Spencer's wife opens up about life at Princess Diana's family's stately home"What beautiful flowers!!!!!" remarked one follower, while another stated: "What a beautiful colour! I bet they smell heavenly.

Jennifer Garner penned a moving tribute to someone very special on Tuesday, when she mourned the loss of film director, Ivan Reitman. The Ghostbusters producer died at the age of 75 and Jennifer remembered what a wonderful man he was with a heartbreaking message. MORE: Jennifer Garner celebrates special birthday with memorable before-and-after photos The mom-of-three knew the celebrated man behind the likes of Stripes and Kindergarten Cop on both a professional and personal level and said she was pained that she didn't seize the opportunity to see him before he passed away. WATCH: Stars gone too soon Alongside a photo with Ivan, Jennifer wrote a lengthy note, which read: "I loved Ivan Reitman. As a director, Ivan had such an astute eye he noticed every thought crossing my mind in every take. "He would rush in with so many notes and ideas my brain would explode trying to keep track and execute – getting a laugh or good job from Ivan equaled Day Made.

Emeli Sandé has announced that she will release new album ‘Let’s Say For Instance’ in May, following on from a string of recent singles. Her fourth album in total, it will be her first for Chrysalis Records.“I’m so proud of this album and can’t wait to release it”, Sandé tells Variety.

The BBC Radio 6 Music Festival will make its fully-fledged post-COVID return this year, taking place across multiple venues in Cardiff. Among the line-up are Little Simz, Father John Misty, Idles, Pixies, Beebadoobee, Mykki Blanco, Self Esteem and more.“After two years, it feels very special to say that the 6 Music Festival is back with a bang in Cardiff”, says Head Of BBC Radio 6 Music, Samantha Moy.

Caitlin Quinlan In her debut feature, “Fogaréu,” director Flávia Neves interweaves the broader impact of colonialism in Brazil with a close-up tale of insidious goings on in Goiás, her home town in central Brazil. Having gained support from the CNC’s Aide Aux Cinemas du Monde, “Fogaréu” is an accomplished first film that offers a nuanced critique of power dynamics within a bold, cinematic thriller framework.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefCritically-acclaimed Australian series “The Newsreader” is set to air in 80 additional territories, following a string of rights sales deals organized by Entertainment One. The six-part show was licensed to the BBC (U.K.), Arte (France and Germany), RTE (Ireland), Viaplay (the Nordic and Baltic regions, Poland and The Netherlands), Cosmo (Spain), Filmin (Portugal and 2nd window in Spain), Now TV (Hong Kong), Telus (Canada) and NBCUniversal International Networks & Direct-To-Consumer (Latin America).Starring Anna Torv and Sam Reid, “The Newsreader” centers around the frantic, busy heart of a commercial TV newsroom set in the 1980s, while following the relationship between an ambitious young TV reporter and the star female news anchor.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentEdouard Weil and Alice Girard, the producers of Audrey Diwan’s Venice Golden Lion-winning “Happening” and Valerie Lemercier’s Celine Dion movie “Aline,” won the Toscan du Plantier Award at a fancy Paris ceremony hosted by the Cesar Academie. Weil and Girard, who run the Paris-based production banner Rectangle Productions, were selected by 1,557 voters, including all the artists and crew members who have been nominated at the Cesar Awards since 2008, as well as the 164 members of the Association for the Promotion of Cinema.Besides “Happening” and “Aline,” Rectangle Productions delivered several other critically acclaimed films within the last year, including Jean-Christophe Meurisse’s “Bloody Oranges,” Gaspar Noé’s “Vortex” which played at Cannes.

A Quiet Place Part III is officially in the works.The actor and filmmaker, who directed the first two films, announced during Paramount’s investor day yesterday (February 15) that a third film is currently eyeing a 2025 release, according to the Hollywood Reporter.The first film, Krasinski’s feature debut as a writer-director, was released in 2018 and launched a franchise which will now see a spinoff project helmed by Pig director Michael Sarnoski reach screens in 2023.A single-player horror game based on the idea of the first film is also due for release this year, courtesy of  iLLOGIKA, a studio based in Montreal comprised of developers with credits on Ubisoft titles Rainbow Six and Far Cry. The game is set to be published by Saber Interactive later this year.No director or writer has been announced yet for A Quiet Place Part III.

Alison Hammond has returned to our screens on This Morning, alongside TV co-host Dermot O'Leary, as usual Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield enjoy a week off for half term. Always a huge fan of bright colours and bold prints, today is no exception as Alison, 47, opted for a a turquoise leopard print number to brighten up our screens on a very grey Tuesday.The stunning TV presenter, who won the nation's heart when she starred on Big Brother back in 2002, and Dermot stepped into the roles of Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford when they began presenting the ITV show every Friday in 2020.

They may be due to tie the knot this summer, but Danny Miller has admitted that he knew his fiancée Steph Jones was ‘the one’ just three weeks into them dating. Speaking exclusively to OK! about their relationship, the former Emmerdale star says “something happened” three weeks after he and midwife Steph started dating which meant he knew he loved her. The couple have been together for nearly three years and previously dated when they were at school together.

Molly-Mae Hague has revealed she's taken a pregnancy test after getting worried over her late period.The 22 year old, who recently overhauled Pretty Little Thing in a bid to make the brand more sustainable following backlash, spoke out about her experience in her latest YouTube video, titled "Spend my period week with me..." Wearing a cream jumper with matching jogging bottoms while her blonde mane was styled up into a high bun, she told her 1.63million subscribers: "I am so premenstrual it's a joke, I was meant to come on my period four days ago. I'm so late.

Brian May has shared a new reworked version of his 1992 single ‘Too Much Love Will Kill You’ – you can listen to it below.The track appeared on the Queen guitarist’s solo album ‘Back To The Light’, which is being reissued on August 6, and May calls it “in a way, the most important song I ever wrote.”“‘Too Much Love Will Kill You’ is a big, long story and the version that you hear on Back to the Light is the original,” May explained in a statement. “It has the original keyboard that I played when we were writing the song.“Me and Frank Musker, and his lady friend at the time, were in a room and it was like a therapy session for me.

Queen guitarist Brian May has left his adoring fans offering their words of support, as he hinted he "wasn’t coping".The musician shared how he turns to The Language of Letting Go by Melody Beattie when things are becoming too much.Brian, 74, often shares candid posts with his 2.8 million followers and engages with his fans on a personal level.However, his last upload to Instagram left his supporters scratching their heads after he shared a rather cryptic post.Anita Dobson’s husband hinted that he "wasn’t coping" as he turned to the trusty book that manages to offer him support.The Bohemian Rhapsody musician claims that the piece of literature has, on occasions, saved his life.Taking to the photo-sharing site, Brian posted several excerpts

Brian May broke his silence in a candid Instagram post as the legendary rocker offered his condolences.The Queen bandmate shared a picture of the late Dusty Hill which he accompanied with a heartfelt tribute.Dusty, real name Joseph Michael, was best known as ZZ Top's bass guitarist and has died at the age of 72.It is believed the bassist had been suffering from a hip injury in recent weeks, which forced him to pull out of a number of shows across America.The musician reportedly died in his sleep but his cause of death has not been confirmed.Taking to the picture-sharing site, Brian penned an emotional tribute as he shared his shock over the news.In view of his 2.8 million followers, he wrote: "No! It cannot be. I’m so sad.

Chris Packham Brexit: Scotland ‘better place to live’ than EnglandThe flooding has also caused damage to many of the couple’s “precious possessions” such as old photo albums and family memorabilia.“We no longer feel safe,” he added.“I think it’s the last straw for us in London because we haven’t felt safe here for a long time.“It’s not the London I used to know and now it is definitely not safe.”Brian added he was now fearful the flooding could continue when poor weather strikes again.In a previous video, the rockstar said he had been struggling to sleep since the incident.The guitarist had also slammed the "infamous" Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea council for the flooding.A council spokesman said: "Our priority is to make sure

Roger Taylor was: "As a drummer, he's completely unique because you always know when it's him behind the drums. "He has a way of making the drums sound like a creamy entity that hangs glues together and I've never known anyone else that can do that thing.

Brian May, 74, has admitted he has not “slept much” since his home in London was destroyed by overflowing sewage water caused by flash floods in the capital.The Queen guitarist said he finds it hard to “let go of stuff easily” as he felt emotionally impacted by the incident.The floods also ruined Brian’s old photo albums and family memorabilia leaving him distraught.He shared: “The whole place was awash and covered with black slime. It’s disgusting.“I know it’s not the end of the world.

DON'T MISS...Ulrika Jonsson branded 'haggard' by Katie Price after surgery comments [UPDATE]Queen legend Brian May gives update on 'terrible' health battle [UPDATE]Piers Morgan says he caught Covid Delta variant at Euro final [INSIGHT]In 2006, Cat began hosting American television show So You Think You Can Dance and later moved to the US on a more permanent basis.She presented the long-running show for 13 years until 2019.The 2020 series was postponed amid the on-going coronavirus pandemic.The mum-of-two went on to host a number of other high profile shows across the pond before her return.Cat, who is now back in London, found fame presenting the MTV chart show after working as a model for many years.She then famously hosted children's

DON'T MISS...Queen legend Brian May gives update on 'terrible' health battle [UPDATE]Piers Morgan says he caught Covid Delta variant at Euro final [INSIGHT]"How unbelievably exciting for you and your family.Such a shame you can’t be there," a fourth person noted.Sadly, due to the coronavirus and subsequent travel restrictions, Fred is not able to travel to Japan to support his offspring.Ahead of the summer games, the country added the United Kingdom to its red travel list, due to the rise in cases of the Delta variant.Short-term entry into Japan for tourism or to visit family is denied unless exceptional circumstances.However, Andrea, who was awarded the BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year accolade, said she is going to the Olympics to

Brian May, 74, has taken to social media to celebrate an "iconic" moment from the Tokyo 2020 opening ceremony, where Queen's hit Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together) played to mark the start of the sporting event.The 1976 song was used as the torch entered the stadium, including some of the lyrics in Japanese.Taking to Instagram the musician explained that a clip he had posted of the moment had been "blocked" in a few countries.After the confusion, the star instead posted a snap from the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony, revealing that he felt "proud" to have his band's song used during the prestigious sporting event.In view of his 2.8 million followers, he wrote today: "(Apparently the video I just posted has been blocked in many

Brian May, 74, has given an update on his "terrible" health battle after suffering a series of health problems at the start of lockdown last year.The music legend shared that while he's now on the road to recovery after suffering a heart attack and a stomach haemorrhage, he's had a "terrible" time.Despite not contracting Covid, the star found lockdown a struggle after suffering a heart attack following a gardening injury in May last year.After being taken to hospital, medical professionals found three blocked arteries which, in an Instagram post, the star said had left him "very near death".However, the guitarist admitted to being confused over how he suffered a heart attack, after seemingly thinking he had a healthy heart.He said: "I still