Countryfile's Helen Skelton wows as she unleashes curves in skimpy bikini

Biffy Clyro and Placebo have announced that they’ve pulled out of Moscow’s Park Live 2022 in light of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.The annual festival – the purpose of which is to bring “pop-culture heroes of our time” to Russia – is due to take place at the Luzhniki Olympic Complex on June 16–19 and July 7–10/14-17.Biffy Clyro took to Instagram today (March 2) to announce that they will no longer be appearing at the festival.“Following the invasion of Ukraine, Biffy Clyro will no longer be appearing at Park Live festival in Moscow this Summer,” the band wrote, sharing an image of a Ukrainian flag. “Our thoughts and prayers are with all Ukrainian citizens and Russian people who desire peace.”A post shared by Biffy Clyro (@biffy_clyro)Placebo issued a statement on Twitter about their withdrawal.

Feel Good has won Best TV Series supported by 19 Crimes at the BandLab NME Awards 2022.The comedy-drama, co-written by and featuring Mae Martin, beat out It’s A Sin, Sex Education, Stath Lets Flats, and We Are Lady Parts for the award.Bimini and Adam Lambert presented the award to Martin after complimenting each other’s outfits on the night.Martin collected the award alongside co-star Charlotte Ritchie, writer Joe Hampson and director Luke Snellin. “Thank you so much, this is great,” Martin said.Snellin then added: “Thank you NME.

Jack Antonoff has won the Songwriter Award at the BandLab NME Awards 2022 for his outstanding contributions to music for two decades and counting.The producer, songwriter, and singer joins 2020’s Songwriter of the Decade winner Robyn, and previous winners Elton John and Bob Dylan, who have all been honoured for their unparalleled lyricism and songcraft.Nick Grimshaw, introduced by Daisy May Cooper as “everyone’s best mate”, presented the award at the BandLab NME Awards 2022.Of Antonoff, he said, “This man has shaped modern pop music, and to prove that we’ve made a montage,” before showing a video of Antonoff’s finest moments as a musician and songwriter.“God damn! Thank you so much, NME. This means the world to me,” Antonoff said in a video acceptance speech.“Songwriting Award means the absolute world to me.

Rina Sawayama has been honoured at the BandLab NME Awards 2022 with a win for Best Live Act Supported By Grolsch.INSERT GUEST PRESENTER INFO AND QUOTES HERE IF POSSIBLESawayama – who is also due to perform at the BandLab NME Awards 2022 – pipped fellow nominees Megan Thee Stallion, IDLES, Tomorrow x Together and more to the win.Presented the award by Monroe Bergdorf and Little Mix’s Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Sawayama said “I can’t believe I’m getting a middle finger, this is so sick.” She went on to share “story time” telling the attendees, “when I was 15, I posted an ad in the back of NME trying to get some bandmates.”She went on to joke that she ended up with a drummer and guitarist she wasn’t exactly pleased with.She added: “It’s so fucking crazy that now I’m getting this. Thank you so much to anyone who helps me with live shows, thank you everyone here.

Friends star, who is best for playing Monica Geller in the hit sitcom as well as her role in the Scream franchise, appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Monday (28 February) to promote upcoming horror-comedy series Shining Vale.When Kimmel asked Cox if she had encountered any ghosts herself, following a discussion of the eerie new show, she revealed she had in fact experienced one.“I have had one,” she replied, before going on to explain that she had owned a property in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles that previously belonged to burlesque performer Gypsy Rose Lee, and subsequently Carole King.When King came to visit one day, the singer told her that there had “been a divorce that was really ugly,” and there was “a ghost in the house,” Cox told Kimmel. “And I was like, ‘Yeah, whatever.’“But other people who had stayed there with me, like friends of mine, said they felt an encounter with a woman who was sitting on the edge of the bed.”Although Cox didn’t initially take the reports seriously, she said, she later had an experience that changed her mind.

Griff has picked up the NME Radar Award at the BandLab NME Awards 2022.The award was presented by Griff’s ‘Head On Fire’ collaborator Sigrid, who said “I’ve got one more thing for you” before running to retrieve the trophy after the pair’s performance.“I count it as a privilege that every day I get to do this,” Griff said upon receiving the award.Griff was presented her trophy just after she and Sigrid performed their collaborative single ‘Head On Fire’ at London’s O2 Academy Brixton. The song is also nominated for Best Collaboration alongside Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar, Coldplay and BTS, FKA Twigs and The Weeknd, and Rina Sawayama and Elton John. NME 100 alumnus Griff joins the likes of Beabadoobee, Pale Waves and Fat White Family as an NME Radar Award winner.Other winners at the ongoing BandLab NME Awards 2022 so far include Lorde (Best Song In The World for ‘Solar Power’) and CHVRCHES and Robert Smith (Best Song By A UK Artist for ‘How Now To Drown’).

Last Night In Soho, the nostalgic sinister feature from director Edgar Wright, has won Best Film at the BandLab NME Awards 2022.The film beat out Licorice Pizza, Promising Young Woman, Sound Of Metal, and The Harder They Fall for the award.Ahead of presenting the award, Stath Lets Flats star and creator Jamie Demetriou said: “I’m incredibly hammered from all the rock music!”He added: “When we think of film, we think of storytelling. When I think of film, I think of the film Forgetting Sarah Marshall.”“Thank you so much, this is such a nice surprise,” director Edgar Wright said on the podium while collecting the award alongside the film’s star Michael Ajao.

Aisling Bea has won Best TV Actor at the BandLab NME Awards 2022 for her portrayal of Áine in the dramedy This Way Up.The Irish comedian, who also wrote the razor-sharp series, beat out Mae Martin, Ncuti Gatwa, Olly Alexander, and Euphoria‘s Zendaya for the prize.“Big shout-out to the small, independent TV show Euphoria! I’m sure we all expected this – I didn’t,” Bea said while collecting the award on stage at the O2 Academy Brixton from Munya Chawawa and Amelia Dimoldenberg.She added: “Ever since I started out acting, I always wanted to win a music award. Genuinely, I will use this [award] tonight in my own special way… Thank you so so much, honestly.“Myself and Sharon Horgan had a moment where we sang ‘Zombie’ by The Cranberries, and it took off.

Darren Criss’s brother Charles “Chuck” Criss has died.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorArtisans are hoping for an Academy Awards do-over before the ceremony begins.The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences sparked outrage and frustration last week when it revealed plans to award eight craft Oscars before the live telecast and sprinkle footage of those presentations throughout the three-hour show — all to make room for other entertainment elements designed to boost viewer engagement and sagging ratings. Adding to the upset: Unsuspecting nominees felt ambushed by the Zoom announcement about the impending change during a virtual town hall last week.Susan Cabral-Ebert, a member of the Make-up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild, is among those hoping the Academy rethinks its plans before the March 27 ceremony.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorSpotify has taken several steps in response to Russia’s military attack on Ukraine, including closing its offices in Russia “indefinitely.”The company is not disabling access to its service within Russia. “We think it’s critically important to try to keep our service operational in Russia to allow for the global flow of information,” a Spotify representative said in a statement provided to Variety.Like other internet platforms, Spotify has restricted the discoverability of Russian state-affiliated content on the streaming audio service.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaTally Labs, creator of NFT character Jenkins the Valet, and SALT Audio are teaming up to bring Jenkins The Valet’s debut interactive audio experience to market this summer. The partners have amassed a roster of writers, directors and voice actors, and it will be accompanied by a unique software experience, as well as gamified NFTs. The partners see the deal as an important step in creating a unique interactive experience tailored to Web3, the next step in the evolution of the world wide web, which is based on blockchain technologyJenkins the Valet is an NFT character and creation.

Ye, formally known as Kanye West, released a new music video shortly after a judge officially granted Kim Kardashian her request to become legally single on Wednesday.

Shirley Halperin Executive Editor, Music“Care is a weird word in the music industry,” says Kara DioGuardi, who, in addition to being a Grammy-nominated songwriter and producer, also runs her own music publishing house and record label, Arthouse Entertainment. As a former artist herself, she’s seen the business from all sides, and as an advocate for creators, she’s incensed that streaming giants like Spotify are under-compensating songwriters.

Helen Skelton, 37, filmed various segments from home due to strict safety measures during lockdown, but this was met with some challenges.

Helen Skelton, 37, was on Instagram speaking to her 202,000 followers as she took a train to an undisclosed location.The Countryfile star shared a photo of herself wearing a blue surgical mask paired with a camel colour coat as she expressed annoyance at the UK’s transport system.Helen wrote: “First post lockdown public transport journey.“As the corona coaster goes today made me mad.

Countryfile presenter Helen Skelton has given fans a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes action on Sky TV show A League Of Their Own.The blonde beauty shared a photo with her 202,000 Instagram followers which saw her having to squeeze into a seriously tight harness belt that looked like some sort of corset.The 37-year-old was smiling in the photo, however she told her fans all about how uncomfortable it was – as well as the unusual side effect.Helen wrote in the caption: "Always end up in a harness whenever I go on A League Of Their Own and this time was no different."She went on: "Not complaining these things give you a figure like Jessica Rabbit."But the mum-of-two added: "Shame they are so bloody uncomfortable."In the photo, Helen could be

Stacey Solomon 'emotional' as she confirms huge career newsLater on the show, an educator in higher education named Paul asked Helen and fellow radio hosts to “stop setting people up for a fail”.After Helen asked him to share his thoughts on the topic, he swiftly replied: “Can you media please stop projecting grades as though the only good result is an all A* result?“You’re basically setting up the bulk of people to fail.“This morning both you and your contributors have said positive things, but have fallen into the trap, and my kids’ headmaster has fallen into the trap, by labelling people who get the high grades as the high flyers.”Interrupting the guest, Helen chimed in: “To be fair Paul, we had two guests saying exactly kind of your

BBC Countryfile star Helen Skelton made the most of the rolling green hills surrounding her Yorkshire home yesterday, as she headed out on a leisurely stroll. The 37-year-old TV presenter dressed down for the occasion, donning a pair of denim shorts with a nautical striped T-shirt.With an oversized shirt thrown on top and a pair of multicoloured flip-flops, the mum-of-two looked radiant as she checked out the views.Her blonde locks were swept up in a top knot, and she added a pair of tinted black shades by way of accessories.In her caption, Helen admitted she was hoping to "flirt" with some sunshine, as she mused over the benefits of lockdown as a working mum.She said: "Looking for that flirty sunshine.....

Helen Skelton, 37, revealed that she finds it difficult to keep her family amused when the sun is no longer shining, as the UK faced heavy downpours over the weekend. However, she was also relieved by the rainy weather preventing her children from diving in their paddling pool, which the star said was “starting to scare” her.Helen wrote to her 200,000 followers: “What a difference a day makes...

Countryfile and This Week On The Farm, has admitted her "life has been cr***y" just days after documenting her home renovation project during lockdown with her family of four.The mum-of-two moved into her Yorkshire abode back in January.Helen, who has been keeping busy while being locked down at home since March, shared a surprising update about her life with her Instagram fans today.Alongside the snaps which featured herself with her sister-in-laws, the radio host wrote to her 200,000 followers: "Two very different catch ups this week with two very special sister in laws..."This lockdown/localised life has been cr***y in many ways but it’s been a perfect reminder of the special people and places we have close to home."Despite Helen feeling