Eighties pop duo Tears for Fears release new album The Tipping Point

JANE SAYS: Whatever you’re doing, change it. All of it. Clearly the way you’re operating isn’t working.Why does every date end in drunken sex? Are you giving away too much of yourself? If you’re desperate to please and find love, then I fear that desperation is coming out in your behaviour and it’s not attractive. Calm down and chill out. Speak to a trusted mate or relative about how you’re feeling and where you’re ­going wrong. Be prepared to take constructive criticism and go right back to basics if it’ll result in more meaningful relationships in future. You’re not a failure and don’t ever think you are. Call The Samaritans (116 123) if ever you need support. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How do I separate my new girlfriend from her phone? I’ve been on a few dates with her, and I really like her.

Ebanie Bridges made sure that all eyes are firmly set on her this weekend after posing for an eye-popping selfie ahead of her world title showdown.Bridges, aka the 'Blonde Bomber', is set to take on Maria Cecilia Roman this weekend as she appears on Josh Warrington's undercard on Saturday night. It will be only her ninth professional fight, having only taken up boxing before her 30th birthday.The Australian's last fight was in Leeds six months ago, when the 35-year-old defeated Mailys Gangloff at Headingley on a points decision.

dog.Police in the town of Sao Bartolomeu de Messines confirmed on Friday (March 26) that they had retrieved the body Harry Bradley, 22, alongside his deceased dog.He had been missing from the village of Paderne near the holiday resort of Albufeira since March 15.Harry was found just before 8am local time, with his locked and parked Berlingo van having been found on a nearby waste ground the day before.Officers had used a sniffer dog search after detecting a signal from his mobile phone.He is understood to have been last seen going for a walk with his dog Nim in the village where he was living.No cause of death has been established, although local sources said there was no evidence of a crime.Speaking to the Portugal Resident, his mum Angela said Harry “was not in a good place” when he went for the walk.However, she also said she didn't believe he would've done anything to put Nim in a vulnerable position, saying: “Everything is going through my head, but I keep holding on to the belief that he would never do anything that would compromise Nim’s safety.”His disappearance prompted his dad Mark to rent a helicopter in an attempt to find him.An autopsy will be taking place in the next few days, although the results are not expected to be released publicly.The Bradley family moved to Portugal in 2017 with Harry arriving a year later after finishing his A-Levels.Advice from the Metropolitan Police on what to do if a person goes missing includes searching their home or wherever they were last seen, and looking for clues as to what they might be intending to do.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.

A section of the M56 near to Manchester Airport is closed in both directions all weekend - causing potential travel chaos to drivers travelling in and out of the city.

Daily Star Sport , we take a look at some of the most baffling and bizarre stories linked to football initiations, one of the game's wackier quirks which has often caused carnage and controversy.Where better to start than with Wheater himself? At 35, the defender was recently handed his latest career lifeline by former club Darlington after a lengthy spells on the sidelines following back surgery.What better way to thank the National League North side than by treating them to an enthusiastic Elton John tribute? For his Darlington homecoming, the former Middlesbrough man adorned jazzy glasses before performing 'I'm Still Standing' while propped up on a chair holding a pretend microphone. Classic.What is your favourite football initiation story? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionDuring the 80s and 90s, Wimbledon's Crazy Gang hit the headlines for all manner of reasons.

Fuel bills are soaring, food bills are rocketing and even money expert Martin Lewis is running out of ideas to help us. It's a stark situation for many shoppers at the moment, particularly families with many mouths to feed.

On the first warm day of the year, smoke billows out of the trailer on Upper Chorlton Road, the layby spot next to the Sharon Pentecostal Church where Kool Runnings is always, comfortingly, parked up. If it disappears for any amount of time, as it did after Christmas until it turned up again just a few weeks ago, people start to panic.

Sitting back and watching an ever changing-landscape through the window is one of the things which makes a good train journey so magical. And - as they say - it’s about the journey, not just the destination.

Following the tragedy, the Foo Fighters have confirmed they will not be performing at Festival Estéreo Picnic.Tributes have been pouring in for Taylor, as fans and fellow musicians have shared their shock at the news.Fans have also gathered outside of the Casa Medina hotel, where Taylor was staying.Posting on Twitter, Ozzy Osbourne wrote: "@TaylorHawkins was truly a great person and an amazing musician."My heart, my love and my condolences go out to his wife, his children, his family, his band and his fans.See you on the other side - Ozzy."Billy Idol penned: "So tragic. Rest in peace Taylor."Ringo Starr wrote on Twitter: "God bless Taylor peace and love to all his family and the band peace and love."Guns n Roses guitarist Slash posted on Instagram: "Devastated by the loss of our friend #TaylorHawkins I've no words to express all the feelings I have about his passing."But my heart goes out to his family.

James Martin, 49, has shared how radio presenter and close friend Chris Evans reacted when he first told him he was thinking of leaving BBC’s Saturday Kitchen.Speaking on the Talkshire podcast last month, James admitted he didn’t realise the extent of the show’s popularity and impact until he spoke to the Virgin Radio DJ.The Yorkshire-born TV chef was asked about what he loves when it comes to sharing his culinary experiences with viewers.James said: “It didn’t really hit me until I left Saturday Kitchen, which is five years ago now.“I didn’t realise how big a deal it was.“And I genuinely mean that.“And I remember saying to Chris Evans, before I announced the fact, that I was leaving and he spat his drink out, he couldn’t believe it.”James didn’t mention if Chris gave him any advice, or if he had been too stunned to speak.The star spoke about wanting a challenge being part of the reason he left, saying: “I didn't do it for any other reason."I just wanted a different challenge and bits and pieces.”James hosted Saturday Kitchen from 2006 and worked with the BBC for 10 years before he left.He went on to join ITV’s James Martin’s Saturday Morning in 2017.However, his TV career first began back in 1996.The former Strictly Come Dancing contestant said he enjoys endorsing other chefs and their restaurants, giving them “a voice and a platform to showcase what they do”.James added that he always gives genuine recommendations.When recommending a restaurant on TV, he has found that viewers respond positively and often book the aforementioned restaurants in their droves - something other chefs are grateful for.Chefs have been telling James just how busy they’ve been after appearing on TV alongside him.James explained: “In terms of a

Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins has died at the age of 50 and his bandmembers delivered a crushing statement. Taking to the band's official Twitter account, they wrote: "The Foo Fighters family is devastated by the tragic and untimely loss of our beloved Taylor Hawkins.MORE: Shameless star Maggie Fox dies after sudden accident "His musical spirit and infectious laughter will live on with all of us forever. Our hearts go out to his wife, children and family, and we ask that their privacy be treated with the utmost respect in this unimaginably difficult time."WATCH: Stars gone too soon They were on tour in South America when Taylor died.

Duke of Cambridge has said the royal family supports "with pride and respect" any decisions taken by the Queen’s overseas realms over their future.GALLERY: Best photos from William and Kate's first full day in the Bahamas - sailing, school visit and meeting frontline workersAt a reception to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee, hosted by Bahamas Governor General Cornelius Alvin Smith, Prince William told guests: "Next year, I know you are all looking forward to celebrating fifty years of independence – your Golden Anniversary."WATCH: Prince William says royal family 'supports with pride and respect' any future decision"And with Jamaica celebrating 60 years of independence this year, and Belize celebrating 40 years of independence last year, I want to say this: We support with pride and respect your decisions about your future," he continued."Relationships evolve. Friendship endures."READ: The Queen scaling back duties as she looks set to miss more public eventsThe Duke spoke on the penultimate night of his visit with the Duchess of Cambridge to the three Caribbean nations, suggesting he has taken on board calls for each of the countries to break away from the British monarchy in future.He and Kate, who dazzled in a floor-length aquamarine gown by Philippa Lepley, were guests of honour at the event in the Baha Mar hotel.

Mother's Day takes place on Sunday 27 March this year, and while it's known to be a celebration for some it can be a very challenging day.The day can be painful for those who've lost their mums, especially as people take to social media to share pictures of their cherished mums. If you or someone you know deals with that sinking feeling on Mother's Day then here's a look at the different ways you can cope with grief. How to cope with grief on Mother's Day...

Prince Harry’s heartwarming comment to his brother William about their grandfather Philip’s funeral has been revealed by a lip reader. The two brothers reunited for the first time following speculation of a fallout between them at the late Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor last April.

Central Cee storms to Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart this week, fighting off strong competition from Tears For Fears in what proved a thrilling race to the finish. 

Bastille‘s Dan Smith spent time in the BandLab NME Awards 2022 winners’ room last night (March 2) to talk about his favourite music of the year and the band’s upcoming arena plans. Watch our full video interview above.Despite spending a career picking up awards and attending shows, Smith told us he still feels like “a competition winner” during ceremonies, joking: “I’m just staring at everyone, which is probably why I don’t have any famous friends.”After he and Natalie Imbruglia took the stage at London’s O2 Brixton Academy to present this year’s Best Song In The World trophy to Lorde, he told us how his night had gone so far, noting that Sam Fender kicking off the awards was a “pretty banging way to start.”Smith also joked about how even though Lorde wasn’t present to receive her gong for ‘Solar Power’ she still made a splash at music’s wildest night.“[She] was in a pool, of course,” he quipped.

Lorde’s ‘Solar Power’ has won Best Song In The World at the BandLab NME Awards 2022.The title track of the New Zealand pop star’s latest album, ‘Solar Power’ beat out nine other nominated songs by the likes of Olivia Rodrigo, The Kid LAROI, BTS and more.The award for Best Song In The World was presented by Natalie Imbruglia and Bastille’s Dan Smith.Lorde accepted the honour in appropriately summery ‘Solar Power’ fashion – via a video filmed from a pool. Watch her full speech above.“Hi, NME! I’ve heard I’ve just been awarded the best song in the world and I’m really grateful for that,” she said.Lorde also gave props to her fellow nominees, particularly Isle of Wight duo Wet Leg: “Big fan of all the songs in this category, especially ‘Chaise Longue’ by Wet Leg.

Tears For Fears are heading for their third UK Number 1 album this Friday with The Tipping Point.

Hollywood based songwriter Stephan Moccio has revealed some of the secrets behind his biggest hits - including the Miley Cyrus chart topping smash Wrecking Ball - following the release of his solo album, Lionheart.While you may not know his name, you will certainly know his hits, as the Grammy and Academy Award winning songwriter and composer has worked on some of the worlds biggest hits including Head Above Water by Avril Lavigne and A New Day Has Come by Celine Dion.He also co-wrote and co-produced The Weeknd's song Earnd It and Skylar Gray's I Know You, which both featured on the soundtrack for the film Fifty Shades Of Gray.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, Stephan has now shared some of the influences and behind the scenes secrets of his hit songs - and why he has taken a step back from his songwriting career to go back to his roots.Miley Cyrus's Wrecking Ball became an instant sensation when it hit the number one spot throughout the world, but Stephan has revealed a major secret behind the song.Despite being synonymous with the Bangerz star and music icon, Stephan did not get to know Miley until after the song was written.Co-written with Sacha Skarbek, Lukasz Gottwald, Maureen Anne McDonald and Russell Walter, Stephan also added that despite being a pop music masterpiece, it actually has its roots in classic music.He said: "It's interesting because with Wrecking Ball, I didn't get to know Miley until after. When I wrote the song - the song I wrote in Los Angeles with Sacha and Lukasz."That piece of piano music, is really just a classical piece of music in a lot of ways - just stripped down.

Annie Zaleski A new Tears for Fears album would be cause for celebration for fans under any circumstance, but especially so with “The Tipping Point” being their full-length in 18 years — a gap that has seen a lot of personal and professional tipping points come and go for Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith and their off-again, on-again teaming.Much has changed for Tears and Fears in the nearly two decades since 2004’s “Everybody Loves a Happy Ending” and their just-released seventh album. For starters, they’ve become increasingly popular touchstones for younger musicians and fans, thanks to TikTok popularity and an abundance of samples and covers.

Everybody Loves a Happy Ending, true to its title, seemed to put a satisfying capstone on their career, and the subsequent years of extensive touring as self-described “late-blooming road warriors” seemed like something between an epilogue and a victory lap. But defying expectations has been the theme of their late career, and after years coasting on their well-deserved iconic status, it turns out Tears for Fears had another album in them after all.The Tipping Point (★★★☆☆) is not only their first studio album in 17 years, but for Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, it represents a kind of hard-won artistic freedom.