Dave’s Starlight sets UK rap record with fourth week at Number 1

Ant Anstead has launched some scathing claims about his co-parenting situation with Christina Hall (nee Haack) and how much time he says she hasn’t spent with their son Hudson London, 2. The "Celebrity IOU" star claimed in a court filing Thursday that his ex-wife, 38, has spent an "average of nine full days each month over the last 20 months and an average of seven full days per month in 2022" with their son, according to multiple reports.  Hall responded, saying Anstead's filing "saddens" her and that she is a "good mom." In his filing, Anstead, 43, asked that Hall’s "regular" custody schedule be adjusted so that she is allowed "alternating weekends, Friday at 4 p.m.

Lionsgate has officially announced a release date for the upcoming The Hunger Games prequel movie.

Black Coffee has announced that he’ll be performing a one-off headline show at London’s Beckenham Place Park this September.The Grammy-winning DJ and producer will play an extended set at the event on September 11, where he will also welcome friends and rising DJs to the stage – these will be announced at a later date.According to a press release, the pioneering DJ “will bring his signature sound to the idyllic rolling grasslands of Beckenham Place Park, which is nestled amongst protected ancient woodland and a beautiful lake.”The recently converted golf course in the heart of South London will boast two stages for the all-dayer.Pre-sale tickets go on sale May 10 at 1pm local time; general release tickets go on sale the following day, May 11, at 1pm.

Emmerdale fans were left heartbroken for Billy Fletcher on Thursday's episode of the ITV soap after he was racially attacked. During the latest episode, Billy's wife Dawn Taylor encouraged him to go out for drinks in town with his father-in-law Will Taylor. Later on, Dawn received a message that her husband was injured in hospital as she frantically rushed to see him, where a broken Billy revealed that he had been racially attacked.

Instagram followers, is known for her body positive posts.And her latest was saw her continue to practice self-love while on a sunshine break in The Bahamas.Ariella was seen proudly showing off her figure as she sunbathed at the beach in a white bikini.The stunner put her natural stomach and cellulite on show in the snaps, as well as her cleavage, as she smiled happily while posing in the sand.Ariella teamed her flesh-flashing display with glowing makeup, which included long, fluttery eyelashes.Meanwhile her blonde locks were left down and flowing as they were styled into beauty waves.Captioning the post, the influencer wrote: "Oh it feels so free to roll around on a beach and not care about if anyone can see my rolls or if my cellulite stands out too much. "I feel like a little kid again."She added: "Society tells us that we can’t enjoy amazing things in life because we need to be caught up in how we look."We need to be caught up in wearing the right thing, or sucking in until we can’t breathe."To think I used to hide this beautiful body of mine with a towel at the beach or constantly be wearing shorts or a shirt all because I was too afraid to be me.

police officer in three rounds of the playground hand game.In the viral video, which has now attracted a total 18.6 million views, a brunette leans over the side of a white boat to compete with an officer dressed in all green.The cop can be seen clutching a piece of paper in his left hand as he competes with his right.A blonde girl and a fair-haired girl wearing a baseball cap are stood behind the brunette, and are seen celebrating with after she draws a 'scissors' to defeat the officer's 'rock'.A man seen on board then shakes the hand of the losing policeman.Now, TikTok star Jakub Cavallo claims the stunt was enough to get the group out of being charged with a crime, writing in the caption: "We got out of felony with rock paper scissors".The brag has sparked a huge row on social media, with some accusing the women of abusing their 'pretty privilege'. One internet user joked that it would have been no time for games if the gender roles were reversed, writing: “Don’t try this when it’s all dudes on the boat".For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.While another commented: “Being a beautiful woman is a super power”.Another suggested the outcome of the game was likely not relevant to the cops' apparent decision to not charge them, saying: "I'm sure it was the Rock Paper Scissors and not the thongs".Others however expressed their doubts that Rock Paper Scissors would ever be used if a potential felony — the equivalent of an arrestable offence in the UK — was genuinely on the cards."They wouldn’t do this with a felony, prob a simple citation for not having some type of needed safety gear.

THE National Lottery’s Big Thank You concerts with The Sun went off with a bang – with two huge nights. Hosted by Virgin FM DJs Ben Jones and Steve Denyer, the gigs last night and on Wednesday were performed for key workers, who were invited for free by the Blue Light charity as a thank you for their work during the pandemic.  At one point Ben shouted to the thousands in the audience: “Have we got any blue lighters in here?”, to which one woman replied at the top of her voice: “Yes! This is our first night out in two years since Covid.” The rest of the seats were given away to the winners and nominees from The Sun’s Who Cares Wins Awards and National Lottery players, who got their tickets through The Sun.

Davina McCall almost quit presenting when she developed symptoms of menopause and perimenopause and feared she had early-onset dementia.The former Big Brother presenter and Masked Singer judge, 54, has been a staple on British TV for 30 years, considered giving it up when she began struggling at work.A new documentary set to air on Channel 4, Davina McCall: Sex, Mind and the Menopause, sees the star speak openly about her experience going through menopause and its ‘evil little sister’, perimenopause.In it, she reveals she got such bad ‘brain fog’ she struggled to remember people’s names, even those she knew really well.‘The brain fog was horrific,’ Davina says in the new programme.‘I couldn’t read the autocue, I couldn’t remember celebrities’ names.

KATIE Price has posted a cryptic quote on social media following her court appearance. On Wednesday, the 43-year-old was in court accused of breaching a restraining order taken against her by ex Kieran Hayler's new fiancee Michelle Penticost.

JESY Nelson showed off her incredible abs in white bralette after getting a new tattoo. The singer, 30, turned up the heat in a tiny crop top and a fluffy white hat over in the sunny US.

Nothing is ever As It Was, as Harry Styles makes a massive debut with his second solo Number 1 single.

Harry Styles rockets to Number 1 on the Official Irish Singles Chart with As It Was.

It’s Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday — especially when it’s New Music Friday! We’re breaking down this week’s best new tracks to keep on your radar.

Each week, we here at Official Charts compile the best and most exciting releases of New Music Friday, to give you a chance to hear the future hits on the Official Singles and Albums Chart. Let's dive in!

The biggest album of 2022 so far is Ed Sheeran’s = (Equals), the Official Charts Company can confirm today.  

Adele, Ed Sheeran, Dave and Dean 'Inflo' Josiah Cover lead nominations for the 2022 Ivor Novello Awards.

Ed Sheeran is one of the best bosses you could ask for after becoming the first signing to his Gingerbread Man label back in 2015.Before signing to Ed's label, Jamie had already released three albums before his first record on Gingerbread Man, his self-titled album Jamie Lawson charted at Number One.Over the course of his career, Jamie has played to millions of fans while supporting the likes of Ed, One Direction and Vance Joy, as well as his own headline tours.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, he reflected on the moment he discovered Ed wanted to sign him.Jamie said: "I was really flattered, it gave me a lot of confidence, in that, Ed had been thinking about starting a label for a while and the fact of him thinking my songs were the best way of launching that meant a lot to me."He has a lot of friends, he knows a lot of artists, he could have picked any of them that wasn't already signed to do it with, they would have been good enough."The fact he thought that mine was the best fitting at that point, meant a lot."The singer-songwriter continued: "He was very encouraging from the start, he was always there for me to be able to run ideas or songs past."He would always leave the music or recordings to me to do my thing with, which you couldn't ask for more in a record label."If you look at his record label and the roster of the records he's released so far, with mine, Foy, Vance and Maisie Peters, that's good stock as far as I can tell."Jamie is gearing up for An Acoustic Round Tour across the UK next month with Gemma Hayes, Richard Walters and Laura Zocca.Discussing the tour, he said: "We're all going to be on stage at the same time, one person will sing a song, tell a story about how the song came about and then it

CMU’s Andy Malt and Chris Cooke review key events in music and the music business from the last week, including the lawsuit launched against Fortnite maker Epic Games by the choreographer behind the dance routine in the video for the Charlie Puth song ‘How Long’ alleging that an ’emote’ available within the gaming platform utilises his choreography without licence, and the US Copyright Royalty Board’s rejection of industry proposals on royalty rates for discs and downloads.SECTION TIMES01: Fortnite dance (00:05:56)02: Copyright Royalty Board (00:15:57)(Timings may be slightly different due to adverts)SUBSCRIBE TO SETLISTListen to Setlist and sign up to receive new episodes for free automatically each week through any of these services…Acast | Amazon Music | Apple Podcasts | audioBoom | CastBox | Deezer | Google Podcasts | iHeart | Mixcloud | RSS | Spotify | Stitcher | TuneInSTORIES DISCUSSED THIS WEEK• Choreographer on Charlie Puth video reignites debate about dance copyright on Fortnite• US Copyright Royalty Board rejects proposal to keep mechanical royalty on discs and downloads unchangedALSO MENTIONED• Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins dies• Mira Calix dies• The Wanted’s Tom Parker diesMORE FROM CMU• Upcoming CMU webinars• Buy MMF and CMU Insights’ Dissecting The Digital Dollar book on Amazon• Sign up to receive the CMU Daily news bulletin

Dave marks a fourth week at Number 1 with Starlight, though Belters Only are beginning to close in with Make Me Feel Good ft. Jazzy.

It’s Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday — especially when it’s New Music Friday! We’re breaking down this week’s best new tracks to keep on your radar.

Each week, we here at Official Charts compile the best and most exciting releases of New Music Friday, to give you a chance to hear the future hits on the Official Singles and Albums Chart. Let's dive in!