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James Bay has shared the first single from his upcoming third album – listen to ‘Give Me The Reason’ below.The singer-songwriter is due to release the follow-up to his 2018 record ‘Electric Light’ later this year, though specific details on the project are yet to emerge.Today (March 24) Bay previewed his next full-length effort with a bittersweet new song, which was previously teased by the musician on social media on Valentine’s Day (February 14).Announcing that ‘Give Me A Reason’ was “finally here”, Bay explained: “It’s been a long and winding adventure making all this new music, but every moment was worth it. I love this song, hope you all love it too.Tune in here:Give Me The Reason, the first single from my third album is finally here.

A video has gone viral of Ukrainians listening to Bon Jovi as they prepare to fight amid the country's war with Russia.   The video was originally posted by Olexander Scherba, Ukraine’s former ambassador to Austria, who captioned the video, "#Odesa preparing fortifications & getting ready to fight." "Will someone show this to @BonJovi please?" Scherba asked on Twitter.  The official Twitter account for Bon Jovi saw the video circulating, and it re-posted the clip, writing: "This is for the ones who stood their ground… Odessa, Ukraine #SlaviUkraini".  A video has gone viral of Ukrainians listening to Bon Jovi as they prepare for battle on Tuesday.

Spoon have shared a new remix EP containing three alternate versions of their song ‘Wild’, including a remix by Jack Antonoff.Antonoff co-wrote the original song, which appeared on latest Spoon album ‘Lucifer On The Sofa’. His new rendition of ‘Wild’ is a little cleaner than the version that appears on the album, featuring Antonoff’s crisp pop production throughout.Antonoff’s remix is included along with a dub rework courtesy of reggae legend Dennis Bovell, and a “trashy” version that turns up the fuzz.

Almost exactly 50 years after The Godfather was released in theaters, Paramount Plus has unveiled the new trailer for The Offer.Miles Teller stars in the 10-episode series as legendary producer Albert S. Ruddy, who was tasked with bringing Mario Puzo's 1969 novel The Godfather to life.While today The Godfather is considered one of the best movies of all-time, it faced an incredibly difficult journey to the big screen, which is outlined in this series.

Bauhaus have shared their first new song in almost a decade and a half, ‘Drink The New Wine’. The band recorded the new single during lockdown by sharing audio files without hearing what their bandmates had recorded, utilising the Surrealist “exquisite corpse” method to compose the song.Each member was given one minute and eight tracks to record vocals and instrumentation, with an additional shared 60 seconds and four tracks to close out the song.

The trailer for The Offer is here!

Disclosure have teamed up with RAYE for their new garage driven single ‘Waterfall’ – you can listen to the track below.The song follows the dance duo’s previous single ‘You’ve Got To Let Go If You Want To Be Free’ and is RAYE’s first music of 2022.“RAYE is such a dream to work with in the studio. Best way to describe her is as a hook machine! You get the beat rolling and vibes going and she gives you like five chorus melody options straight away… she makes writing the way we do so easy & enjoyable,” Disclosure said.“We all knew within five minutes we were gonna make a UKG summer sunshine banger and that’s exactly what we ended up with.

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nil points humiliation from our last attempt at Eurovision?Though last year was the worst of UK's shots at Eurovision, no UK act has topped voting charts since Katrina and the Waves in 1997. Hopes are that things will be different this year, with viral social media star Sam Ryder representing the country at Turin, Italy where the 66th Eurovision Song Contest will take place on May 14.Speaking of the opportunity, Sam said: "Having been a fan of Eurovision since I was a kid I am so honoured to have been presented with the opportunity to sing at an event alongside some of Europe’s most talented creatives, performers and songwriters." He added: "I hope to sing my head off in a way the UK can be proud of, and to showcase a song I wrote with my friends last summer makes the whole experience even more special.

A brave girl battling cancer, who went viral after kissing her dad through a window in lockdown while she was isolating, is now in remission.

The forty entries for Eurovision 2022 have finally all been picked!

Gordon Ramsay has risked reigniting his bitter row with Cornish neighbours, admitting in a new interview that he regrets not defending himself at the time.In 2020, during the pandemic, the 55-year-old moved to his beachfront home with his wife Tana and their five children, Megan 23, twins Holly and Jack, 22, Tilly, 20 and Oscar, two.The chef left Cornwall locals furious, however, because the decision came during the first COVID lockdown.But the TV personality assured their move was ahead of the lockdown being enforced.In a recent interview with Radio Times, the Hell’s Kitchen star revealed that he was still confused as to why he was criticised so heavily and said: "God knows why we took so much s**t from the Cornish."The celebrity chef explained how he relished parts of lockdown because he was able to cherish time spent with his children.Looking back, Gordon reflected: "A time like that – we'll never get back again. When the kids started disappearing again, I didn't want it to end – as a dad, not a chef."His decision to move to his second home sparked outrage from the locals who accused him of "bringing the virus from London."According to The Sun, villagers wanted him "the hell out of London" and threatened to expose his address if he didn’t leave.Residents made their feelings clear in a Facebook group called You Shouldn’t Be Here.One local said: "Wealthy second homers think making a few quid means they are immune from the virus and any rules.

Gordon Ramsay has defended his decision to take his whole family down to their second home in Cornwall for the duration of lockdown.The 55 year old celebrity chef trekked with his wife Tana, 47, and their children Holly and Jack, 22, Megan, 21, Tilly, 20, and little Oscar, two, down from London to their lavish £4million property on the coast.The family then spent a great proportion of 2020 enjoying family time together and the sea air as the world battled through the coronavirus pandemic. But Gordon received a huge backlash for the choice, with many claiming the family had "snuck down" to their second home. Speaking to Radio Times, the TV cook reflected: "God knows why we took so much s**t from the Cornish.

Staind‘s Aaron Lewis shared right wing conspiracy theories about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine during an onstage rant last week (March 17).While playing a solo show, Lewis seemingly backed a baseless argument that Russian President Vladimir Putin is invading Ukraine in order to dismantle the so-called ‘Deep State’ – a clandestine government sect formed to undermine former President Donald Trump.“So, I’m not gonna go into some big get-myself-in-trouble dissertation. All I’m gonna say is this: question everything. Everything that they’re telling you right now is a lie.

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Gordon Ramsay has defended his family's decision to spend the majority of the first coronavirus lockdown at his second home in Cornwall.MORE: Gordon Ramsay sparks fan reaction with new photo of son Oscar after escaping home disasterAfter their move, the celebrity chef came under fire from some locals for opting to stay in Cornwall rather than his London home.WATCH: Tilly Ramsay and Gordon Ramsay show their moves in hilarious TikTokIn a candid interview with the Radio Times, the 55-year-old confessed he relished every moment but doesn't understand the backlash. "God knows why we took so much [explicit] from the Cornish," he explained.

Fly Anakin didn’t take any shortcuts on the road to Frank. The prolific Richmond, Virginia rapper has shared over 25 projects since 2015.

Fontaines D.C. have shared the brand new single and title track from their forthcoming new album ‘Skinty Fia’ – listen to the track below.The song is the third to be lifted from the record, which is set for release on April 22 via Partisan Records, after previous singles ‘I Love You’ and ‘Jackie Down The Line’.According to a press release Skinty Fia is an Irish phrase which means “the damnation of the deer”, which is used to display disappointment or annoyance.

Leighton Meester shows off her balancing skills during a surf outing in Malibu, Calif., just last week.

Martin Jensen and RANI‘s At Least I Had Fun sounds like early 2010s Rihanna!