Dave Grohl’s Daughter Violet, 15, Performs Touching Rendition Of Amy Winehouse Song

third and final film of the stripper trilogy.Tatum appeared on the Kelly Clarkson Show and explained how he was initially hesitant to play the role of male stripper Mike Lane for “Magic Mike’s Last Dance” given his prep diet for the film.The “Dear John” actor explained to Clarkson, 39, that he didn’t want to do a third film at first because he felt that his body wasn’t quite right. “It’s hard even if you do work out to be in that kind of shape,” he said.“You have to starve yourself,” he continued. “I don’t think when you’re that lean, it’s actually healthy for you,” he said. Tatum admitted that training for the role took up a lot of his time and mentioned that it’s harder for him to lose weight now than when he was younger.However, Tatum would be down to do another “Magic Mike” film when he hits old age.

The new season of America’s Got Talent begins tonight and there are some new judges on the panel!

After 25 seasons of having a “wonderful kind of day”, fans are saying a final “goodbye” to “Arthur“.

Ambulance.His co-star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II contributed to a recent cover profile of Gyllenhaal, and discussed seeing Gyllenhaal take control of the camera himself.“There were times when he would take the camera from Mike [Bay] and then you look around and Jake is shooting the scene,” Abdul-Mateen II told Esquire.“I had never seen anything like that before. I’m curious about those things, but I would never ask the director if I could shoot a scene.”Gyllenhaal had said, discussing Bay, that while “Michael can be brash, and he can be awkward” he enjoyed the shoot, with Abdul-Mateen saying the actor “made the entire set his playground” and added that “Jake loves the camera”.Meanwhile, Jake Gyllenhaal recently addressed the extended 10-minute version of Taylor Swift’s ‘All Too Well’, a song long rumoured to be about their past relationship.Fans of Swift have long believed the song draws on her romantic relationship with Gyllenhaal between October 2010 to March 2011.“It has nothing to do with me.

posted to YouTube and shared with local news outlets earlier this month — shows the school’s principal, Bipul Singh, popping 10 multicolored balloons that were delivered to the school with a note addressed to him and to Vice Principal Sandra Scott, according to a receipt shared by Jeff Jackson, and attorney representing the family of the anonymous child whose artwork was allegedly censored.Singh is seen reading the note, which mentions that the balloons are being delivered “in support of of a student who created LGBTQ artwork in class,” reports the Athens Banner-Herald. He then pops the balloons before tossing the package, with the remnants of the balloons, in a trash can.According to Jackson’s clients, Singh and Scott forced a classroom teacher to take down the student’s “Gay is OK” drawing, featuring an umbrella against the backdrop of a rainbow Pride flag, after another parent complained about its inclusion in a classroom artwork display.The teacher initially resisted taking down the artwork, on the grounds that it was unfair to censor this particular student’s brand of speech, but Singh and Scott allegedly told the teacher to take it down.

West Ham, Newcastle and Chelsea striker appeared on punditry duty this week.The former Senegal forward, who called time on his professional career in December at the age of 36, was known for his shaved head while smashing home goals in the Premier League.However, some spectators seemed to believe that Ba had actually lost his hair through the misfortune of male pattern baldness - but that seems to be far from the truth.Ba in fact had a longer style throughout the last few years of his career, but fans have only just clocked that he seemingly chose to shave it off throughout his time in England.One fan wrote: "Demba Ba's hair, the biggest comeback in history."A second said: "I refuse to believe this is Demba Ba."A third continued: "This can't be the same man."With a fourth adding: "Dude was bald by choice lol."What other footballers have surprised you by growing hair? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionBa scored 43 goals across 99 Premier League appearances across six months with West Ham and two seasons with both Newcastle and then Chelsea between 2011 and 2014.He is also remembered for scoring against Chelsea following Steven Gerrard's famous slip, with Blues fans hailing him after his retirement announcement.Ba wrote on Twitter at the time: "It is with a heart filled with gratefulness that I announce the end of my playing career."What a wonderful journey it has been. "Beside all the sweat and tears I have faced, football has given me so many beautiful emotions.

Sunday League football is known for producing some interesting stories that aren't commonly witnessed on the professional stage - but there may be a contender for the most bizarre moment yet at amateur level.There are often reports of fights, crunching tackles and other extremes that highlight the mass difference between Premier League football and your local Sunday League side.There are also some excellent examples too, as Brazil icon Roberto Carlos and ex-Chelsea forward Eni Aluko played games for Sunday League sides after two lucky teams won eBay's £5 legend lottery, in association with Football Beyond Borders.However, players and spectators at a game between Grays Athletic Sundays and South East Sports were treated to a rather unique incident, as a police chase interrupted play before an arrest was made.It was a rather routine Sunday down at Grays Athletic Sundays, as they took on South East Sports in the quarter-final of the Ted Fairchild cup, with the visitors winning 2-0 to progress to the last four.But during their win, a suspect ran onto the pitch while being chased by police, who then tackled him to the ground before making an arrest.The crazy incident was captured by a stunned spectator, and the video was posted to an account affiliated with the home side.The video was posted with the caption: "The game overshadowed by the funniest thing that’s ever happened in the history of Sunday league.

Ryan Seacrest and his girlfriend Aubrey Paige were the perfect match as they enjoyed a stroll through NYC on Monday.The talk show host, 47, and his lady love, 24, wore newsboy caps as they trekked through the Big Apple, bundled up from head to toe.Ryan kept warm with the help of a grey scarf looped around his neck, while his girlfriend opted for one in plaid, tucked into her chic blue trench coat. Hat's off to them!Ryan Seacrest and his girlfriend Aubrey Paige were the perfect match as they enjoyed a stroll through NYC on MondayThe American Idol host was looking dapper as usual, pairing his winter accessory with a burgundy sweater, navy blue jacket and grey jeans.He made his way through the city in style with brown suede sneakers.

Gucci's new Love Parade campaign is a wild celebrity bash full of Hollywood glamour and hedonism.The stylish and free-spirited video features a bevy of A-listers, including Miley Cyrus, Jared Leto, Snoop Dogg,Beanie Feldstein, Deng Lun, and Lee Jung-jae.The brand said of the new campaign: 'Portraying the modern myth of cinema through a sequence of obsessions and desires, the campaign transforms into a tale of characters.' Wild: Miley Cyrus is seen crowd-surfing while sporting nothing but thigh-high stockings and transparent logo bra for Gucci's new Love Parade campaign Big party: The campaign is centred around a wild celebrity bash full of Hollywood glamour and hedonism Star-studded: The stylish and free-spirited video features a bevy of A-listers, including Miley Cyrus, Jared Leto, Snoop Dogg, Beanie Feldstein, Deng Lun, and Lee Jung-jae The statement went on to say, 'The stars celebrate the ritual of the banquet, giving themselves to a liberating symposium that slides into the Dionysiac ritual of dancing.' In the exciting video - featuring Venus In Furs by The Velvet Underground as the soundtrack - Miley is seen crowd-surfing while sporting nothing but Gucci thigh-high stockings and transparent logo bra.The Wrecking Ball hitmaker, 29, rocks bright yellow slide-on heels on her feet and a tiny furry white skirt with a matching jacket.

Dave Grohl and Greg Kurstin’s second-annual Hanukkah Sessions has come to a close, with the pair wrapping it up with a cover of a KISS classic.Kurstin and the Foo Fighters frontman have spent the last eight days covering songs by Jewish artists – one for each day of the Festival Of Lights – and have finished it with a rendition of the band’s 1975 hit ‘Rock And Roll All Nite’.Other covers the duo have performed as part of this year’s Hanukkah Sessions include Billy Joel‘s ‘Big Shot’, Van Halen‘s ‘Jump’ and Barry Manilow‘s ‘Copacabana’.

Dave Grohl has shared a cover of The Clash‘s ‘Train In Vain’ – you can watch his reworking of the track below.The Foo Fighters frontman has been working with producer Greg Kurstin to deliver covers of Jewish artists for each of the eight days of Hanukkah. This cover marks the seventh in their ‘Hanukkah Sessions’ series.Their rendition of The Clash’s 1979 track – which was originally released as the third and final single from the band’s ‘London Calling’ album – sees Kurstin back on the piano, while Grohl once again tackles the drums and takes on vocal duties.“Michael Geoffrey Jones, born to Russian Jewish mother Renee Zagansky, would come to be known as punk rock legend Mick Jones, co-founder of The Clash.

Violet Grohl is following in her dad’s footsteps amazingly well.

Dave Grohl has shared a cover of Billy Joel‘s ’70s hit ‘Big Shot’ – you can watch his reworking of the track below.The Foo Fighters frontman has been working with producer Greg Kurstin to deliver eight covers of Jewish artists for each of the eight days of Festival Of The Lights.

Dave Grohl has enlisted the help of his daughter Violet for the latest instalment of Hanukkah Sessions, covering Amy Winehouse‘s ‘Take The Box’.The Foo Fighters frontman has been working with producer Greg Kurstin to deliver eight covers of Jewish artists for each of the eight days of Festival Of The Lights. This cover marks number five, and the first with an additional guest performer.Violet’s vocals remarkably resemble that of Winehouse’s, with two backup vocalists also participating in the performance.

Dave Grohl and Greg Kurstin have delivered yet another cover – this time of Van Halen‘s classic ‘Jump’.The cover arrives as part of the duo’s second-annual Hanukkah Sessions, where the Foo Fighters frontman and the superstar producer perform covers of songs originally performed by Jewish artists.

Dave Grohl is keeping the momentum going for his second annual Hanukkah Sessions, today offering a smooth rendition of Barry Manilow‘s ‘Copacabana’.Released as part of he and producer Greg Kurstin’s ongoing series where they cover Jewish musicians every day of the Festival Of The Lights, the Foo Fighters frontman dons a sequined smoking jacket for his cover of the ’70s classic.“Barry Pincus – not only one of the greatest songwriters of the 20th (or any) century, but a mega-mensch to boot!” a tweet from Foo Fighters read, along with a video of the cover.“So, like a good neighbor, you deserve a break today.

Mark Sutherland A great British institution enjoying a post-COVID recovery is the BRIT School. The performing arts and technology college – located in Croydon, South London and funded by the government and the U.K.

COVID-19 CANCELLATIONS & POSTPONEMENTSSteps have halted their UK tour following an outbreak of COVID-19. The group’s Faye Tozer recently returned to the tour after isolating, following a positive test.

Dave Grohl and Greg Kurstin are continuing their series covering Jewish musicians, today offering a rendition of Ramones‘ ‘Blitzkrieg Bop’.Arriving as part of the pair’s ‘Hanukkah Sessions’, a series that launched last year, Grohl and Kurstin’s faithful cover of the Ramones classic is the second of eight promised performers they’re delivering this year – one for each day of Festival of the Lights.“Once upon a time, two nice Jewish boys from Queens named Jeffery Hyman and Thomas Erdelyi changed the world forever with their music…..

Dave Grohl has kicked off another round of ‘Hanukkah Sessions’ this year, covering Dallas native Lisa Loeb’s breakthrough hit ‘Stay (I Missed You)’.Whilst Grohl himself isn’t Jewish, he has partnered with producer Greg Kurstin once again, who is. The series sees the Foo Fighters frontman share back-to-back covers of exclusively Jewish artists for the eight days of Hanukkah.“Welcome back to the menorah, y’all,” Foo Fighters posted on Twitter last night (November 28), the first night of Hanukkah.“Let’s kick it this year’s Hanukkah sessions with one of Dallas, Texas’s favourite Jewish daughters.

Back to Black, Amy’s beehive and hourglass silhouette became so distinct that it was worthy of imitation. Victoria’s Secret model Adriana Lima posed as Amy in a spring 2009 issue of Love magazine, while Karl Largerfeld chose her as his muse for Chanel’s Cruise collection that same year. The clothes, however, never intimidated Amy, and under a display of expensive dresses are Perspex boxes filled with heart-shaped sunglasses, half-broken shoes, stained handbags and lots of oversized gold hoop earrings that look as if they’d been bought for £5 at a Camden market stall.