Brian May wants to leave London after losing personal possessions in basement flood

Kanye West as he appears to continue to create drama over his estranged relationship with his wife Kim Kardashian.The presenter and actress has urged people to stop encouraging behaviour displayed by Ye, for which he’s been accused of harassment by some fans. Earlier this week Ye conceded that his recent social media posts, which included him branding Kardashian’s new boyfriend Pete Davidson a “dickhead“, “came off as harassing Kim“.Jamil made reference to Ye having mental health issues (he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2017) and implored her followers to not stoke the fire for the sake of all parties – particularly due to the impact it may have on West and Kardashian’s children.“We are watching a mentally ill man coaxed over the edge by our engagement/media attention,” wrote Jamil on Instagram.

Lil Peep‘s mother’s claims of wrongful death and negligence against her late son’s record label First Access Entertainment (FAE) and tour manager Belinda Mercer.Teresa A. Beaudet has rejected FAE’s request to dismiss the claims on the grounds that Liza Kathryn Womack, who is also the executor of her son’s estate, failed to show any “causal connection” between FAE’s alleged negligence and Peep’s overdose from fentanyl and Xanax on a tour bus in 2017.Rolling Stone reports that Beaudet ruled at a court hearing in Los Angeles yesterday (February 17) that Womack’s case still stands, which is also due to providing other viable reasons for lodging such claims.These include that no one on the bus was trained to recognise the signs and symptoms of an overdose, the bus was not equipped with a defibrillator, Narcan or any other “life-saving apparatuses” for overdoses, and that no one on the bus gave Peep a life-saving aid.The judge added that while she agreed with FAE that sections of a highly damaging statement from Peep’s fellow musician Cold Hart were indeed inadmissible hearsay in the civil case, the court’s decision to pare down Hart’s statement submitted in 2021 wasn’t enough to scrap the wrongful death lawsuit first filed by Womack in 2019.In Cold Hart’s disputed statement, he testified that he was travelling with Peep for the rapper’s ‘Come Over When You’re Sober’ tour from November 8, 2017 until the rapper’s death on November 15, 2017.

Cradle Of Filth are “looking at some options” for their forthcoming Ed Sheeran collaboration, according to the band’s frontman Dani Filth.The unlikely team-up was first mooted last summer after Sheeran said that he “was really into death metal as a kid”, adding: “I listened to Cradle of Filth and Slipknot and all that stuff.”Filth subsequently revealed that he and Sheeran had been in touch about a potential collaboration, and that the Suffolk singer was “a massive fan” of the band.Speaking to Heavy Consequence in a new interview, Filth has now given a fresh update on the progress of his band’s collaboration with Sheeran.“Ed’s expressed a desire to be part of a song, and we’re currently looking at some options, and that’s about as far as it’s got,” Filth said. “He did invite me up to his house – he doesn’t live very far from me, probably 18 to 20 miles from where I live.“The thing that interests me, if we would undertake [the collaboration], the juxtaposition between what we do and what he does.

Foals have spoken about how they now feel comfortable being “in a lane of one”, adding that they no longer feel competitive with other bands.The Oxford band were speaking to NME for this week’s Big Read cover story to launch their upcoming new album, ‘Life Is Yours’. While this upcoming record will be Foals’ seventh album, frontman Yannis Philippakis “balked” at the suggestion that the band were now “indie statesmen”.“I mean, I don’t agree with the ‘indie’ bit, I guess, weirdly – or the statesmen bit,” Yannis told NME.

Tom Hardy and Joe Cole – is set against a background of working class criminal skullduggery in the 1910s and ’20s, and the costumes speak to that era’s sense of polished suiting and traditional fabrications; tweed coats, three-piece suiting, penny collared shirts (with collar bars) and the ubiquitous flat cap, the peak of which has been known to conceal a few razor blades.Then the Beckham effect took hold. The footballer, and his brood of stylish young sons, were enamoured with the show, and dressing accordingly – ditto Guy Ritchie, who became a fan of its swaggering, boots-and-braces aesthetic; Ritchie fancying himself as a latter day gangster kingpin perhaps.

Robert Pattinson had a “ton” of “bad ideas” while filming “The Batman”.

Bohemian Rhapsody could be on the cards.The Queen guitarist has said the band are “looking at ideas” for a possible sequel to the Freddie Mercury biopic, which earned Rami Malek an Oscar for Best Actor.Speaking on Instagram Live about a sequel, May said: “We are looking at it. Yeah, we have been looking at ideas.”He added: “It’s going to be hard to follow that one as none of us could have predicted how massive that was going to be.“We put a lot of heart and soul into making it and no one could have predicted [its success] as it was bigger than Gone With The Wind.

vaccine passport could be introduced for certain events.Brian May, who urges people to get the coronavirus vaccine, has hit out at those against it.The Queen star told The Independent: "I love Eric Clapton, he's my hero, but he has very different views from me in many ways."Anti-vax people, I'm sorry, I think they're fruitcakes."There's plenty of evidence to show that vaccination helps.

Brian May has a big issues with those that are opposed to getting vaccinated against COVID-19.

Brian May isn’t holding back his thoughts on anti-COVID-19 vaxxers.

Good news Queen fans, a sequel to 2018’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” sounds like it is happening.

Queen‘s Brian May has shared his thoughts on Eric Clapton and his anti-vaxxer stance in a new interview.Clapton, who has been very vocal about his opposition to lockdown restrictions and vaccinations as of late, said earlier this month that he will not perform at gigs where a proof of coronavirus vaccination is required.Speaking to The Independent, May was asked about his thoughts on the veteran rocker’s viewpoint and anti-vaxxers as a whole, including Ian Brown.“I love Eric Clapton, he’s my hero, but he has very different views from me in many ways,” the guitarist said.

QUEEN’S Brian May is working on a sequel to the Bohemian Rhapsody film. The guitarist, 74, said: “We are looking at it.

Carol Vorderman interviewed Queen legend Brian May for her BBC Radio Wales show.Teasing some details about their chat, the 60-year-old said the rockstar, 74, confessed that he was a fan of Countdown.The mother-of-two was a maths whizz on the Channel 4 show for 26 years from 1982 until 2008.Speaking to her Twitter followers, she revealed that she knew Freddie Mercury was a fan of the show, but not Brian.She spilled: "I just finished doing an Instagram live video with the lovely Brian May.

Brian May and opened up about his weight loss journey.The comedian was joined by the 74-year-old rocker via a video call, while Brian filmed the interaction for his own social media account.Matt revealed that the pair often send each other messages, but never as early as they did today ahead of his appearance on air.Upon seeing his pal on the screen, Brian told Matt: "You look great."You look healthy. My God.""Thank you very much," the host replied, before opening up about his recent weight loss."Well I texted...Me and Brian, we text each other.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson has slammed Queen sensation and badger activist Brian May after the protected species continue to cause mayhem on a Lincolnshire road.The 61-year-old car fanatic has been brutally honest about his opinion for the furry friends as viewers of his Amazon Prime Video farming show Clarkson’s Farm will know all too well.But the Top Gear star took a fresh swipe at the fondly named "pests" after he encountered the mayhem they caused on a main road in the heart of Lincolnshire.The Grand Tour presenter shared his annoyance at the family of badgers who have taken up residence at the roadside spot and lashed out at the rock sensation in the process.The driving

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.