Kurt Vile on new single ‘Like Exploding Stones’ and new album ‘watch my moves’

NCT members Mark, Doyoung and Haechan are set to release a new single called ‘CoNEXTion (Age Of Light)’ under the NCT U sub-unit.SM Entertainment announced on March 17 that the trio would be the next set of NCT members to contribute a song to the newly launched ‘NCT Lab’ project, which exists under the company-wide ‘SM Station’ initiative.Due out March 20 at 6pm KST, ‘CoNEXTion (Age Of Light)’ is described by Taeil and Haechan in the latest episode of NCT News to be an “alternative hip-hop song that uses traditional Korean instruments”, with Mark having co-written its lyrics. The video also features behind-the-scenes snippets of the trio in the studio working on the song.After the announcement, fans noticed that the song had already been teased earlier in December 2021, through a dance video by noted K-pop choreographer Lia Kim.

officially reopen next month after it closed for refurbishment back in 2019. As reported earlier this month, KOKO will now relaunch as a “50,000-square foot state-of-the-art live music venue and broadcasting house”.New additions to KOKO include its 200-capacity Fly Tower ‘venue within a venue’, a new shop/DJ space (which will feature “exclusive merch drops and artist collaborations”) and a morning to late-night pizzeria and tap bar, with Café KOKO also hosting intimate live performances.Additionally, punters will be able to attend a new club night called KOKO Electronic on Friday and Saturday nights, which is due to run until 6am.

British penal history erupted have described the horrific scenes they encountered.At Strangeways Prison in Manchester in April 1990, a violent riot broke out, with inmates taking control of the infamous jail for 25 days.The protest was sparked by prisoners’ dissatisfaction with intolerable living conditions and resulted in the Woolf Report recommending major reform to the UK’s prison system.Starting their protest in the chapel, lags eventually forced their way onto the roof, where they partied and communicated their grievances with the media opposite.Now, a Channel 5 documentary, Strangeways Riot: 25 Days of Mayhem, broadcasting tonight (March 17) has detailed the evolution of the riot day-by-day.Interviews with on-duty officers stressed that as the prison officers lost control over their inmates, there was a fear that violent scenes would erupt between convicts.No longer able to maintain the segregation of inmates, there were concerns that “vulnerable” prisoners, such as sex offenders, would be targeted by bloodthirsty groups of vigilantes.“Some stories came out that they were going to go after the vulnerable prisoners, which included sex offenders or those who were under protection,” prison officer Dave Taylor explained.One of the prison’s hospital officers Maggie Jones agreed, remembering: “The first thought was to get the sex offenders out, because we thought, if they get them, we’re gonna be wiping blood forever.”The majority of this group of inmates were safely escorted off the premises, but some who had been waiting for sentencing in a different wing weren’t so fortunate.“They were actually caught by the rioters, they were beaten up very savagely,” Brendan O’Friel, the prison’s former Governor, recalled.“The

Thomas Tuchel thanked a journalist for 'ruining his evening' after discovering Chelsea will play their Champions League quarter-final home leg behind closed doors.The Blues had survived an early scare from Lille, who are the reigning Ligue 1 champions, to beat the French side 4-1 on aggregate in the last-16. But due to EU Sanctions against Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, the Blues won't be able to have fans in attendance for the next round.The journalist said: "Congratulations, into the quarter-finals of the Champions League, but those quarter-finals, the home leg, will have to be played behind closed doors because of a UEFA ruling tonight.

For more stories from the Daily Star, sign up to one of our newsletters here.One commented: "Love a bit of terpsichorean delight outdoors.""Thank you for cheering us all up this morning with your exuberance," a second wrote and a third added: "You are a superstar! Thank you for making my day bright already."He is living his best life," a fourth added.Some locals spotted him dancing at other bus stops and even shared the clip on the Twitter feed, with one saying: "I'm sure it's the same guy.

Susanna Reid reacted to the news that her Good Morning Britain co-star Ranvir Singh has stepped down from her role as political editor.The 44-year-old broadcaster announced the news that she had left the position back in December 2021 after more than four years in the role.But in recent months, the star has decided to step back from the senior role in order to explore other opportunities outside of the show.On Thursday (March 17), the 51-year-old took to Twitter to congratulate Louisa James who will be joining GMB as their new political correspondent.Senior Political Producer, Anne shared the exciting news with her loyal legion of fans on the micro-blogging site this morning.She wrote: “Delighted that @LouisaJamesITV is joining Good Morning Britain’s politics team as Political Correspondent, taking over from @ranvir01.“She’s experienced, hard working and obsessed with politics. Think she’ll do well with me and @kieronishere.

Manchester United fans believe Amad Diallo has hinted at Erik ten Hag's imminent Old Trafford arrival. The Ajax boss has emerged as one of the frontrunners to be appointed United's new manager come the end of the season, with Paris Saint-Germain head coach Mauricio Pochettino another leading candidate.

Junior Andre's mum, Katie Price, has had a difficult year, and on Wednesday she was dealt a new blow after being charged with harassing the fiancée of her former husband Kieran Hayler – possibly facing five years in jail.MORE: Peter Andre's son Junior reveals tearful reunion with sick grandmother after two yearsHowever, the teenager didn't let his mum's troubles dampen his spirits, as he made a very exciting announcement on his Instagram.WATCH: Peter Andre expresses disbelief at daughter Princess in hilarious clipTaking to his Stories, Peter Andre's eldest child announced that he will be launching his music very soon and let fans in on an exciting giveaway.READ: Peter Andre makes a dig at son Junior, 16, and fans brand him 'embarrassing'RELATED: Peter Andre's jaw-dropping birthday surprise from his children and wife Emily is fit for a royal"Guys, I'm getting ready to release my music soon and I would love for you all to hear it. So five of my followers can come and meet me at a secret location to listen to some music," he wrote.

Vladimir Putin sent a warning to oligarchs and the West in televised address that brought up oysters, gender and midges.

With season six of Outlander exploding back onto our screens after a long delay caused by the pandemic, fans are delighted to once again see their favourite cast.

New figures reveal Paisley’s struggling A&E department continues to feel the pressure as figures for patients waiting hours to be seen soar.

Manori Ravindran International EditorUniversal International Studios has struck a deal with one of the hottest players in Spanish-language programming, Buendía Estudios.Under the deal, the company, whose recent credits include the hit dramas “Cardo” and “Veneno,” will co-develop and co-produce Spanish-language series with Universal International Studios, a division of Universal Studio Group. Formed in 2020, Buendía Estudios is a joint venture between Atresmedia and Telefónica’s Movistar Plus, and incorporates the in-house player formerly known as Atresmedia Studios.The company, which is led by CEO Ignacio Corrales, told Variety earlier this year that, in addition to producing for Spain and Latin America, it’s looking to develop projects from the region that are global-facing, in the vein of international Spanish-language triumphs like “Money Heist” and “Velvet.” A slate of around 40 projects across various genres and formats is currently in the works.

James Middleton has taken to Instagram to celebrate a sweet family milestone.MORE: James Middleton's rare comment on sweet childhood experienceThe younger brother of the Duchess of Cambridge shared a post in honour of his dog Nala's second birthday – and fans loved his touching tribute.WATCH: Kate Middleton looks so broody in candid video with Prince WilliamDog lover James shared an adorable video of Nala as a tiny puppy alongside a more recent snapshot showing her with her best four-legged friend, Mabel.READ: James Middleton and Alizée's sweet wedding photo with special guests revealedEXCLUSIVE: James Middleton and Alizée Thevenet's intimate wedding album"It's Nala's 2nd birthday today," he explained to his followers. "I can't believe she is two already - we celebrated by going out for a long walk in the rain with her dad Zulu, granny Ella, aunts Inka and Luna and her best friend Mable."A post shared by James Middleton (@jmidy)Dog-lover James celebrated Nala's birthday on InstagramJames, 34, and his wife Alizee Thevenet are the proud owners of six dogs, Ella, Zulu, Inka, Luna, Mabel and Nala, who all share their countryside home.READ: James Middleton and Alizée Thevenet celebrate new milestone - see romantic postMORE: 15 sweet photos of Michael Middleton with Kate, Pippa and JamesAnd James has Ella to thank for introducing him to his future wife.

Coronavirus infection rates have started to increase in all boroughs of Greater Manchester again over recent weeks. This has included cases doubling in Trafford alone, according to the latest round of figures.

World Sleep Day is on 18 March and savvy shoppers can save some money by taking advantage of one-off sales.

A teenager who was 'scared to drink water' was told her organs were shutting down at just 16-years-old. Nina White suffered from anorexia as a teenager. She refused to eat and was terrified to even drink a sip of water in case she gained weight, the Liverpool Echo reports.

Naman Ramachandran Bertelsmann’s Luxembourg-based media giant RTL Group, which owns Fremantle, has declared a group profit of €1.5 billion ($1.65 billion) for 2021, up from €625 million in COVID-affected 2020.The RTL Group has interests in 67 television channels, 10 streaming platforms and 38 radio stations. The group’s content business, Fremantle, is one of the world’s largest creators, producers and distributors of scripted and unscripted content, including “American Idol,” “Britain’s Got Talent,” and “The X Factor.”Full-year group revenue was up 10.3% to €6.6 billion of which Fremantle accounted for €1.92 billion, a 25.3% increase. The group’s full-year adjusted EBITA climbed 35.1% to €1.1 billion, up from €853 million in 2020.

Solar has revealed that a MAMAMOO comeback is currently not in the works, but hopes that they can release new music together this year.In a recent interview with MTV News, the K-pop idol spoke about whether there are plans for MAMAMOO to return as a full group sometime soon. The interviewer noted that all four members recently released solo music and wondered whether this signaled a MAMAMOO comeback.However, Solar admitted that this was not the case and that there’s nothing currently in the works, but personally hopes that a MAMAMOO comeback will happen soon.

IU has revealed that she thought ‘Ganadara’, her collaboration with Jay Park, would never come out because of how long it took to be released.During the latest episode of the singer-songwriter’s YouTube talk show IU’s Palette, which featured Jay Park as the guest star guest on her show, the duo spoke about the recent release of their new single ‘Ganadara’. The song is notably the first release under Park’s newly launched label More Vision.“It’s been two years now since we met at the recording studio,” IU pointed out in reference to the newly released ‘Ganadara’. “Why did it take so long? I really want to know why! We recorded it to years ago.”She then teased Park for taking so long to release the song, saying that she thought her vocals were going to be removed from the final version of the track.

A set of jewellery will raise more than £1,000 to help the humanitarian relief effort in Ukraine.

Kurt Vile is a creature of habit. Since leaving The War On Drugs nearly 15 years ago, he's stuck to his guns, releasing album after album of long, rambling songs that manage — against all logic — to stay interesting throughout. Today, he's dropped another such track, the seven-and-a-half minute "Like Exploding Stones," along with a cinematic video.