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Billie Eilish has doubled-down on her support for US Presidential candidate Kamala Harris, saying Harris being elected would make her “feel safe as a woman in my country” – see what else the singer had to say below.In September, Eilish and her brother Finneas publicly endorsed Harris as President. Now, in a new cover chat published by Vogue – which was already in the works before the endorsement – Eilish teased that she was voting in support of Kamala.Eilish said, speaking to Vogue: “I mean, this is the most important election of our time, maybe and it’s so easy to be like, ‘I don’t want to think about it…’.

Charli XCX, Clairo and Beabadoobee among others. See the line-up below.Today (October 9), the long-running St.

Graham Norton has praised Taylor Swift and her ability to be “so close to normal” despite her massive fame.The ‘Bejeweled’ singer has appeared four times on The Graham Norton Show throughout the course of her career so far. While appearing as a guest on the Kyle and Jackie O radio Show, the host and comedian opened up about how down-to-earth Swift is despite being one of the world’s biggest stars.“Someone like Taylor Swift, who is arguably the most famous woman in the world – it’s remarkable how she appears to be so close to normal,” he told the radio hosts (per her.ie).He continued: “It’s like she can change the economy of a country just by showing up, yet she’s so lovely and normal, and just fantastic.”Norton also applauded Swift’s ability to create “easy” songs as a way to protect her voice.

WJSN singer Yeonjung has revealed that there are currently plans in the works for the girl group to make a comeback.WJSN’s Yeonjung was recently spoke to South Korean outlet Newsen about her role in the Korean production of the stage musical Lizzie. During the interview the K-pop idol also touched on the future activities of the girl group, whose last release together was in July 2022.After opening up about her love for the stage, Yeonjung told the outlet that there are no plans for new music from WJSN.

Björk has announced a new book that will document and chronicle her five-year ‘Cornucopia’ tour – find out more below.Cornucopia: The Book serves as a physical commemoration of the artist’s boundary-breaking ‘Cornucopia’ tour that morphed through multiple iterations over the last five years.The book is due for release on November 15 – pre-orders are available now. The book is 480 pages long and will include over 300 images from photographer Santiago Felipe.Björk wrote of Cornucopia: The Book on social media: “Before this tour, I spent a decade working with 360-degree sound and visual software in virtual reality and animation, creating ‘Biophilia’, the first app album, and later ‘Vulnicura’ as a VR album.

Jay Park has collaborated with Chung Ha on this latest single, ‘Gimme A Minute’, lifted from his new album ‘The One You Wanted’.‘Gimme A Minute’ is the latest single from Jay Park’s ‘The One You Wanted’, which dropped on October 8. Some of the singer’s other singles that appear on the album include ‘Taxi Blurr’ featuring KISS OF LIFE’s Natty, ‘GANADARA’ featuring IU, ‘Love Is Ugly’ featuring MAMAMOO’s Hwasa and more.‘The One You Wanted’ is also notable the Korean-American singer’s first R&B album in over five years, since 2019’s ‘The Road Less Traveled’.

The Office star Jenna Fischer has revealed that she was diagnosed with an “aggressive form” of breast cancer last year, but is now cancer-free after undergoing treatment.The 50-year-old actor – who played Pam Beesly in the US adaptation of The Office – wrote about her experience with the illness in an emotional post on social media to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month.“I never thought I’d be making an announcement like this but here we are,” Fischer wrote in the caption.“Last December, I was diagnosed with Stage 1 Triple Positive Breast Cancer. After completing surgery, chemotherapy and radiation I am now cancer free.”The actor opened up further about her cancer journey in a series of slides.

Only Fools And Horses.The 84-year-old, who began playing the iconic character in 1981, told BBC Breakfast host Jon Kay on Tuesday (October 8) that, as much as he enjoys seeing the impact of the character, people seem to have “forgotten” about his other career roles.Kay compared Jason’s positivity to that of Del Boy saying, “That sense of positivity sounds very like a certain Derek Trotter,” leading Jason to reply, “Yeah, I’m afraid it does. That Derek Trotter thing, he’s a bit of a ghost that comes along behind me like A Christmas Carol.”“That’s interesting that you’re calling Del Boy a bit of a ghost in your life,” Kay said.

TWICE‘s Japanese sub-unit MISAMO have released a remake of Namie Amuro’s 2008 track ‘New Look’ in the lead-up to their second mini-album, ‘Haute Couture’.The music video for ‘New Look’ features MISAMO’s Mina, Momo and Sana in a cinematic music video that blends nostalgic motifs and present-day themes in their visual that pays homage to fashion icon Twiggy, an English model best known for her prominence in the fashion world in the ’60s.“Just like Twiggy in cinema, I’ll wear a mini-skirt, / Short hair so I can look like a tomboy / But I wanna get a new look / The fashion that goes well with this character / Just like that cover girl, yeah,” they harmonise on the chorus.‘New Look’ marks the first preview of MISAMO’s upcoming sophomore mini-album, ‘Haute Couture’, due out on November 6. According to TWICE’s Japanese website, the record is set to include seven tracks in total, including ‘New Look’.‘Haute Couture’ will come over a year since they made their debut in July 2023 with ‘Masterpiece’, which featured the hit song ‘Do Not Touch’.

K-pop music on a global scale have seen a jump of over 300 per cent in the last five years, according to new Spotify data.According to Spotify data cited by Yonhap News Agency, streams of K-pop music have surged 362 per cent in the global market over the past five years. The largest increase was recorded in Southeast Asia, with a 423 per cent jump, while the US recorded a 182 per cent rise.However, the US has emerged as the country with the most K-pop listeners.

Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet, has been released – check it out below.The film will chart the legendary musician’s controversial switch from acoustic to electric guitar, and the trailer shows glimpses of scenes from Dylan’s infamous appearance at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, where sections of the audience booed him for veering towards a more rock-influenced sound.After arriving in New York City’s Greenwich Village from Minnesota, we see Chalamet’s Dylan at early recording sessions and winning acclaim for his live performances. As his fame spirals out of control, and his desire to change his sound grows, the tensions in his life become harder to control.Check out the trailer here:A Complete Unknown is set to be released in US cinemas on December 25, with a UK release to follow on January 17.

Kendrick Lamar‘s and Drake‘s explosive feud earlier this year has been announced.According to Deadline, the UK’s Channel 4 has green-lit the documentary, titled Public Enemies: Kendrick vs Drake. A release date has not been announced, nor has a broadcast plan for the US.Public Enemies: Kendrick vs Drake will include archival footage and new interviews with people who have worked with the rappers, and will examine how the beef “came to be so universally acclaimed, while contextualising their careers through the contemporary history and culture which created them.”It was also touch on Kendrick Lamar’s accusations that Drake is a pedophile, which he heavily referenced in ‘Meet The Grahams’ and ‘Not Like Us’.

Prince Harry seems to be subtly reaching out to his father, King Charles, through his recent solo engagements.The Duke of Sussex, who turned 40 in September, has been busy with travels that took him to New York City, the UK, and Africa. Late last month he attended the WellChild awards in London, which was his eighth public outing in as many days without his wife Meghan Markle, where he was seen chatting to and smiling with guests. Speaking on behalf of Slingo, former royal butler Grand Harold has suggested that the Prince's obvious focus on charitable causes could be a tribute to his late mum, Princess Diana, and also a subtle message to his father, the King.

BBC Radio 1's Yinka Bokinni has shared the delightful news that she's become a mum for the first time, posting an adorable snap with her newborn on Instagram.The 35 year old radio star first surprised fans with her baby bump at the 2024 Brit Awards red carpet, where she was hosting. Known for keeping her personal life under wraps, Yinka has never publicly disclosed details about her relationship. On Tuesday, October 8, Yinka took to Instagram to announce that she had given birth just hours before making her live television comeback.

Drake Bell has admitted to being on a deeply "emotional rollercoaster" following his disclosure as a victim of abuse.The ex-Drake and Josh star bravely spoke out six months back about being the anonymous minor in the 2003 sexual assault case involving former Nickelodeon dialect coach Brian Peck. After sharing his experience of "extensive and brutal" abuse in the Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV documentary, Drake has been overwhelmed by the wave of support.

Doc Harris, the English narrator of the 90s anime series Dragon Ball Z, has sadly died at 76.The star passed away on Saturday, 5 October in Vancouver General Hospital after he had a minor surgery last month, as first reported by Canadian trade publication Broadcast Dialogue. Doc, who was born Gilbert Auchinleck voiced over 200 episodes of the hugely popular anime show between the years of 1996 and 2003. His iconic deep voice was recognisable from narrating recaps, as well as intros and outros for episodes.

Strictly Come Dancing sensation Chris McCausland looks utterly unrecognisable in an old throwback from his CBeebies acting days.This stand-up comic, who's a panel-show favourite on hits like Would I Lie To You and stars in sitcoms such as Not Going Out, got his breakout role in the children's TV series Me Too!, playing the colourful market trader Rudi from 2006 to 2007. With his garish yellow and gold outfit, Chris taught tots lessons from not littering to munching on healthy snacks while running around the city of Riverseafingal.

Love Is Blind stars Amber Pike and Matt Barnett, who appeared on the 2020 series of the show, have announced they are expecting their first child.The duo announced the joyous news by appearing on the first episode of fellow Love Is Blind stars Lauren and Cameron Hamilton's The Love Seat podcast on Tuesday. Giving a life update, Amber began: "I sent myself back to school because I felt like we were in a place where I could do that, like, I had the support and I was mentally there," before dropping the bombshell by saying: "Then, over summer break, he just went and knocked me up," while pointing to her husband Matt.

Comedian and presenter Frank Skinner will return to the mic with a podcast version of his popular radio show featuring his previous co-hosts Emily Dean and Pierre Novellie.

British actor Daniel Kaluuya has said a statue memorialising his character in the film Get Out "means the world" to him and feels like a "blessing".

A woman accused of assisting an offender in relation to the murder of Elle Edwards, allegedly texted her mother saying "I'm minding his f***ing clothes", a court heard. Ms Edwards, a 26-year-old beautician, tragically lost her life when Connor Chapman unleashed a hail of bullets from a Skorpion sub-machine gun outside the Lighthouse pub in Wallasey on Christmas Eve 2022.