Liam Gallagher announces new Adidas collaboration and intimate Blackburn show

Netflix employees should leave the company if they take issue with its programming, the streaming giant has said in an internal memo obtained ahead of its publication this week.Within the platform’s ‘Artistic Expression’ section of its corporate culture memo, which was due to be shared publicly on Thursday (May 19) although was obtained in advance by Variety, employees are advised that they should leave the company if they’re offended by the streamer’s “content breadth”.The anti-censorship drive comes months after Netflix aired Dave Chappelle’s controversial stand-up special The Closer, which prompted LGBTQ+ employees and supporters to walk out in protest over his transphobic and homophobic jokes.At the time Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos defended Chappelle, saying: “We don’t allow Netflix titles that are designed to incite hate or violence, and we don’t believe The Closer crosses that line.”Now, the ‘Artistic Expression’ of Netflix’s updated memo states: “Not everyone will like — or agree with — everything on our service.“While every title is different, we approach them based on the same set of principles: we support the artistic expression of the creators we choose to work with; we program for a diversity of audiences and tastes; and we let viewers decide what’s appropriate for them, versus having Netflix censor specific artists or voices.”The section concludes that employees’ “personal values” about what they consider “harmful” will not be taken into consideration.It continued: “As employees we support the principle that Netflix offers a diversity of stories, even if we find some titles counter to our own personal values. Depending on your role, you may need to work on titles you perceive to be harmful.

It’s been nearly 20 years since we were first introduced to the punters of The Grapes pub, but popular BBC sitcom Early Doors still holds an important place in many of our hearts.

Eamonn Holmes is urging Liam Gallagher to shake a leg and get a hip operation.The GB News star, 62, said his biggest regret is waiting 30 years for one.He egged the rocker on after the Oasis icon, 49, admitted he felt embarrassed because of the “stigma” attached to the procedure.But Eamonn told him: "Don’t look back in anger, Liam, just get it done."I understand his fears, he doesn’t want to come off as 'old' before his time."Getting it done now would put him ahead of the curve. It’s like an F1 pitstop, put new tyres on and off you go, good as new."He added: "I refused that same operation for three decades, believing that grimacing through the agony was far less embarrassing than having surgery associated with 75-year-olds."Honestly? Waiting was the worst decision I ever made."After having both of mine replaced seven years ago, aged 55, I haven’t had a single regret: in fact, it’s been life-changing."The Wonderwall singer was diagnosed with arthritis three years ago and needs a double hip replacement.He can no longer go running and has to have herbal sleeping pills to get a kip at night.But the stubborn star is refusing to go under the knife and said he would rather have his girlfriend Debbie push him around in a wheelchair.Liam told Mojo magazine: "My hips are f***ed, I’ve got arthritis, bad."I went to get it checked out and my bones are mashed up.

Liam Gallagher has shared the video for his new single ‘Better Days’ – you can watch the clip below.The song is the latest to be taken from the former Oasis frontman’s upcoming third solo album ‘C’mon You Know’, which is set for release on May 27 via Warner.After sharing a preview of the clip on his social media channels yesterday (April 21), Gallagher has now released ‘Better Days’ – described by the singer as “the sound of the summer” and featuring Yeah Yeah Yeahs guitarist Nick Zinner – and its accompanying video.The clip sees Gallagher and his live band performing on the roof of Manchester’s Midland Hotel – a location Gallagher previously teased in a tweet to fans last month.Directed by multiple Grammy nominee Paul Dugdale, you can watch Liam Gallagher’s video for ‘Better Days’ above.All UK proceeds from ‘Better Days’ will be donated to War Child for the rest of this year. “We could not be more grateful to Liam for his incredible, continued support for the charity,” Rich Clarke, Head of War Child Records, said in a statement.

Liam Gallagher has shared a clip of a new song and video, ‘Better Days’ – check it out below.Gallagher posted the snippet on Instagram and announced that the new song would be released tomorrow (April 21).He is due to release his third solo studio album, ‘C’mon You Know’, on May 27 via Warner. He’s so far previewed the project with two singles, ‘Everything’s Electric’ and the record’s title track.Check out the clip here:A post shared by Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher)Last week, the former Oasis frontman hinted that his upcoming album will include a few ballads, despite being a rock’n’roll record overall.

Liam Gallagher has revealed he needs a hip replacement but is apprehensive about the surgery and would 'rather be in pain.'

LIAM Gallagher says he needs a double hip replacement – three years after being diagnosed with arthritis. The former Oasis rocker, 49, said he was in agony every day and had been forced to quit running because of the condition, which now sees him using sleeping tablets to nod off through the pain. Despite the severity of his condition however, the former Oasis rocker has defied doctors and said he won’t have the operation and would rather use a wheelchair.

Noel Gallagher‘s guitar, which was damaged backstage on the night Oasis‘ split in Paris in 2009, is being auctioned off.The band were slated to headline Rock en Seine at the time, but Noel clashed with brother Liam, minutes before their scheduled appearance and a guitar got damaged in the process.The red Gibson ES-355 has since been repaired and is set to go under the hammer on May 17, with a starting price of €150,000 (£125,000). Auctioneers are predicting that the item could go for as much as €500,000 (£415,000).Arthur Perault, a co-founder of the Artpèges gallery, which is holding the auction said Gallagher got rid of the guitar in the end, because “it reminds him too much of Oasis”, according to The Guardian.Oasis split after the row with Noel recently recalling how he sat in the back of a car at the music festival before he decided it was time to quit the band.“And the driver pulled off and that was it.

Liam Gallagher has said that he would rather be pushed about in a wheelchair in "agony" rather than have a hip replacement for his arthritis. The moody Oasis singer also said that the pain is so bad he has to take herbal sleeping tablets and slather himself in Deep Heat every night. But that’s still preferable to having a double hip replacement after he was told he could die during the op.

Liam Gallagher has revealed that he needs a double hip replacement – but would rather be in pain and use a wheelchair than go through with the operation.The 49 year old was diagnosed with arthritis three years ago and has had to give up running and relies on herbal sleeping tablets to get through the pain. But the former Oasis star has insisted he will not have the surgery and would rather use a wheelchair to get around. He told Mojo magazine: "My hips are f***ed, I’ve got arthritis, bad.

Liam Gallagher is to play a one-off charity show at the King George’s Hall in Blackburn. The gig happens on April 27, and is aiming to raise funds for local Blackburn homeless charity Nightsafe.

Liam Gallagher has suggested that he could one day make an album full of love songs.Gallagher is due to release his third solo studio album, ‘C’mon You Know’, on May 27 via Warner. He’s so far previewed the project with two singles, ‘Everything’s Electric’ and the record’s title track.The former Oasis frontman has hinted that the album will include a few ballads, despite being a rock’n’roll record overall.

The Who are set to begin a two-part North American tour next week, and have appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to perform an orchestral version of ‘Behind Blue Eyes’.On Friday night (April 15), the band were the musical guests on the show and ran through a grand version of their 1971 track, backed by a full orchestra.The performance, which you can watch in full below, came in support of the Teen Cancer America organisation, and was recorded during the band’s annual Teenage Cancer Trust gigs at the Royal Albert Hall in London last month, which featured Yungblud, Liam Gallagher, Ed Sheeran, The Who themselves and more.Watch the Colbert performance of ‘Behind Blue Eyes’ below.The band’s forthcoming tour – dubbed ‘The Who Hits Back!’ – will begin next week (April 22) in Florida, with the first leg running until the end of May.The band will then return to the States in October for another run of dates, which take them through until November.Speaking of the tour, Roger Daltrey said: “Pete and I said we’d be back, but we didn’t think we’d have to wait for two years for the privilege. This is making the chance to perform feel even more special this time around.“So many livelihoods have been impacted due to COVID, so we are thrilled to get everyone back together – the band, the crew and the fans.

Liam Gallagher has spoken out after posting a now-deleted tweet targeting Atletico Madrid footballer Stefan Savic with a death threat, dubbing his behaviour ‘outlandish’. On Wednesday evening, Savic’s team went up against Manchester City FC – who Gallagher supports – in the Champions League, resulting in a goalless draw. The drama that ensued on the night extended beyond the pitch, when a brawl broke out between the teams which continued into the tunnel.

Liam Gallagher has expressed his remorse following a tweet he sent directed at Atletico Madrid footballer Stefan Savic.Atletico Madrid played Manchester City in a Champions League match on Wednesday (April 13), and the game included a number of tense moments.Towards the end of the match, Savic appeared to headbutt City player Raheem Sterling, though the game ended in a 0-0 draw that knocked Atletico Madrid out of the league.Gallagher, a supporter of Manchester City, in a now-deleted tweet responded: “Stefan Savic this is a threat if I come across you ya goofy looking CUNT your dead MCFC.”Now, the former Oasis frontman has taken to Twitter again to apologise, though the many replies to the tweet hint at a touch of his trademark cheek and sarcasm.“I’m really upset and annoyed at myself,” he wrote.

Liam Gallagher has been forced to make a grovelling apology after issuing a death threat to Stefan Savic in a bizarre tweet where he labelled the Atletico Madrid defender a "goofy c***".The former Oasis frontman posted the tweet a day after Manchester City knocked Atletico out of the Champions League to progress to the semi-finals.Savic, who played for City briefly back in 2011/12, made the headlines after inciting a brawl between the two sides in the closing stages of the match following an ugly altercation with Phil Foden, before going on to headbutt Raheem Sterling and pull Jack Grealish's hair.Gallagher, who is a massive City fan, wrote: "Stefan Savic this is a threat if I come across you ya goofy looking C*** your dead MCFC," before deleting the tweet the following morning after a furious backlash."We all say things we shouldn’t every now and again I am guilty of that he who without sin fire away ya bumbaclart JC," the 49-year-old wrote on Friday.A few minutes later he posted again, saying: "I'm really upset and annoyed at myself I feel I’ve let all my fans down by my outlandish behaviour I’m a role model to GROWN UPS hope you can forgive me."Simple question - Liam or Noel? Let us know which Gallagher you prefer and why in the comments section belowThe drama on Wednesday night spilled out into the tunnel after the game amid reports that Savic and Grealish had to be forcefully separated by police.Bottles were also thrown at City boss Pep Guardiola by angry fans, completely marring what had otherwise been an entertaining night of European football.The game ended 0-0, meaning City advance to the Champions League semi-finals where they'll face Real Madrid for a place in the final against either Liverpool or Villarreal.

Peter Andre has spoken of his past feud with Liam Gallagher, revealing that the former Oasis frontman later apologised for his behaviour.Gallagher reportedly called the ‘Mysterious Girl singer a “c***” in 2007 after being asked during an interview who he would collaborate with, text or ignore out of Andre, Trevor McDonald and Dolly Parton.Writing in his latest OK! column, Andre said that he’d recently remembered his negative “encounter” with LG. “He once said some harsh things about me in an interview,” he wrote.

Peter Andre has revealed the "truth" behind his lengthy feud with Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher.While the pair hadn't seen eye-to-eye in the past, the Mysterious Girl hitmaker explained that their arguing days were now a thing of the past.It was understood that 49-year-old reality TV star and the Manchester rocker had clashed after Peter previously aired that Liam had not been kind about him in a past interview from 2007.While there had been unspoken tensions between the two musicians, years later they bumped into one another and had nothing but praise for each others parenting, explained Peter.Speaking about the "bizarre" encounter in his column for New! magazine, Peter recalled Liam had "once said some harsh things" about him in an interview.While the Australian-native hadn't been impressed with the comments, he decided to to take "it on the chin" because Liam is notorious for saying things he doesn't necessarily mean.Years later the pair came face-to-face putting their woes behind them and even paid one another a compliment or two.He commented: "A while later I bumped into him and he not only apologised, but praised me for being a great father and for my relationship with my kids."The pair had more in common that they first thought, with both having four children to father.Peter wrote that he hadn't "expect" an apology from the Wonderwall singer let alone a compliment, explaining that he was widely known for his "tough guy" persona.He penned: "It was a bizarre encounter, but a good one."Daily Star has contacted Liam's representatives for further comment.Meanwhile over on Instagram, Peter re-shared an article that included his own words on the matter, adding: "This is true," with a laughing emoji.

In 2007, Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher launched an angry tirade against Aussie singer and our very own new! columnist Peter Andre, whilst being interviewed as a guest on ITV Mobile show The Hot Desk - but the duo have now patched things up. The Mancunian musician was asked which of three celebs - Trevor McDonald, Peter Andre and Dolly Parton - he would ignore, text or collaborate with.

Liverpool following Manchester City’s 2-2 draw on Sunday.Man City missed an opportunity to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League table after a thrilling encounter at the Etihad. Pep Guardiola’s side were arguably the better team but missed out on all three points after Raheem Sterling’s winner was ruled out for offside and Riyad Mahrez missed a last-minute sitter.And devout City fan Gallagher was left fuming out at the outcome.

BBC Introducing Stage with his trusty guitar at Glastonbury Festival 2011, before signing to mega music label, Mercury Records.The Nottingham-born singer rocketed through the ranks of the UK music scene in the 2010s after bagging a number one UK album with his self-titled debut record in 2012.The high-flyer would soon support the likes of Noel Gallagher and The Rolling Stones, make music with Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith and earn a Brit Award nod for British Breakthrough Act in 2013.Fulfilling every young artist's dream, young Jake graced the legendary Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury 2013 - becoming the first act to ever move from the BBC Introducing Stage to the main stage in successive years.Fast forward a decade, then, and the Lightning Bolt star has been touring the UK with his fifth studio album, Saturday Night, Sunday Morning which he dropped last year.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, Jake opened up about fame, festivals, hometown friends, and the football.How’s the UK tour been, and what’s it like to be out playing shows again?"It’s great man. It’s quite indescribable really because it’s been so long since I’ve had the opportunity to be back out on the road and I think not only as artists ourselves, but the crowd also are just so much more appreciative and grateful for having live music back I think."What’s the response been like to your latest album?"It’s been great to be honest.