city Cambridge - celebsbar.com

Self Esteem began her sold out UK tour ‘I Tour This All The Time’ in Nottingham and Dublin at the weekend – watch her debut new songs and see the full setlist below.The gigs – which were recently updated and expanded due to demand – come in support of Rebecca Lucy Taylor’s Mercury Prize-nominated album ‘Prioritise Pleasure’ (2021) and mark her biggest headline gigs yet.In Nottingham at Rock City on Friday night (February 24), Self Esteem played new songs ‘Mother’ and ‘Love Second’ alongside highlights from ‘Prioritise Pleasure’ and debut album ‘Compliments Please’.It comes after the first two dates of the tour in Cambridge and Hull were postponed due to the singer coming down with norovirus. They will now be played on March 13 and 19 respectively.See Self Esteem’s full setlist from the Nottingham gig below, alongside footage of the new songs, below.I’ve never seen such rapture — in the work, on the stage, from every single person in the room.

Mercury Britain Dublin city Cambridge city Rock stage song singer band Citi

Sir Rod Stewart's 1964 demo tape sells at auction for over £3,000

The demo tape which launched the career of rock legend Sir Rod Stewart's fetched £3,400 at auction today - triple its estimate.

Rod Stewart Britain London city Cambridge city Big Rock record track career Love Music Citi

Broadway-Aimed ‘Gatsby’ Musical Sets 2024 Regional Premiere

Gatsby, the Broadway-aimed musical adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby first announced a year into the Covid pandemic shutdown, will make its world premiere at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge in 2024.

Len Blavatnik Rachel Chavkin Robert Fox Martyna Majok Roth Sonya Tayeh USA Jordan county Thomas county Scott city Cambridge county Florence city Hadestown city Fitzgerald, county Scott city Welch pandemic president information google Music Enterprise 2024

Dame Emma Thompson says previously attending Oscars made her ‘seriously ill’

Emma Thompson has said that attending the Oscars has made her “seriously ill” in the past and she’s developed an “allergy to that part of the job”. The 63-year-old actress, known for films including Nanny McPhee and Sense And Sensibility, has won two Academy Awards. Speaking to the Radio Times about her experience of attending the coveted awards show, Dame Emma said: “Both times I had to do the Oscars I got seriously ill.

James Bond Emma Thompson Hugh Laurie city Cambridge film show fun actress awards Remark Oscar

manchestereveningnews.co.uk

21.02.2023 / 10:17

81%

662

Six Greater Manchester companies with FOUR-DAY working weeks and no pay cut

A host of companies in Greater Manchester are to sticking with their switch to a four-day working week after the completion of a UK-wide trial.

Britain USA Manchester city Cambridge city Boston Beyond show performer social reports economy Citi

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon Recreate Nike’s Game-Changing Partnership With Michael Jordan in ‘Air’: Everything to Know

Matt and Ben at it again! Matt Damon and Ben Affleck reunite onscreen in the forthcoming biographical movie Air.

Matt Damon Marlon Wayans Michael Jordan Nicole Holofcener Good Will Phil Knight Sonny Vaccaro Rob Strasser George Raveling Jordan state Massachusets city Cambridge Indiana film stars audience actor Love Remark Oscar partnership

Family of beloved Scots dad who died of Strep A urge Hibs fans to pay tribute

Hibernian FC fans are being asked to applaud during the 68th minute of the Edinburgh team's next fixture in tribute to a team super-fan who died after contracting invasive Strep A.

London Gatwick Edinburgh Live Scotland Jersey city Cambridge city Sandy beautiful fun hospital testing sports Love Adventure

The city in Scotland crowned as one of the most dog-friendly in the UK

New research has revealed the most dog-friendly cities and towns in the UK and named three locations in Scotland.

Britain Scotland Manchester city Cambridge county York awards Citi Labrador

Top five 'quickest' property markets all in Scotland according to new research

New research has revealed the 'quickest' property markets in the UK where homes are sold the fastest - and all of the top five are located in Scotland.

Tim Bannister Britain Scotland Manchester city Cambridge county Bristol county York city Sheffield county Hampshire county Livingston experts Markets FIVE

Police believe body of baby found at recycling centre was dumped in 'household bin'

The body of a baby boy found dumped at a recycling centre could have been discarded in a household bin, police confirmed today.

city Cambridge city Peterborough city Ely death information Discover

'The Holiday cottage' is on Airbnb - but its owners were unaware of Hollywood significance

If you're planning a trip down south, you can stay in a country dream home like Cameron Diaz did in the festive Hollywood blockbuster The Holiday.

Jude Law Cameron Diaz Britain Los Angeles city Cambridge Hollywood film country

Local Radio Latest To Be Hit By BBC News Cuts – 48 Redundancies Announced

Local radio, one of the BBC’s most treasured departments, is the latest to be hit by the swingeing cuts to the BBC News division.

Philippa Childs Britain city Cambridge county Oxford BBC show audience

Mum 'told off' for breastfeeding at museum as 'no food or drinks allowed'

A mum was left “absolutely stunned” and “utterly humiliated” after she was “told off” for breastfeeding her three-month-old son at a museum.

city Cambridge county Suffolk reports volunteers shock

DMA’S announce 2023 UK tour behind new album ‘How Many Dreams?’

DMA’S have shared details of a UK tour booked to go down next April.The run will kick off in Cambridge on Wednesday April 5, with shows in Exeter and Bournemouth to follow in quick succession. They’ll round that week out with a gig in Aylesbury on Sunday April 9, before rolling on to Wolverhampton, Lincoln, Bradford, Middlesbrough and Dundee over the following week.From there, the Australian indie rockers will play in Aberdeen, Glasgow and Manchester, before wrapping up the tour in London on Friday April 21.

Johnny Took Australia Britain London Manchester county Bradford city Cambridge city Aberdeen city Exeter Indie show

Inspiral Carpets reunite for 2023 UK tour

Inspiral Carpets have confirmed that they are reuniting for a UK tour in spring 2023 – see full dates below and find tickets here.The indie veterans will hit the road for gigs next March and April, with the tour kicking off in Northampton and stopping in Newcastle, Oxford, Brighton, Cambridge, Manchester, Nottingham, Leeds, Glasgow, Sheffield, London, Coventry and Frome.The band last played together in 2015, before they went on indefinite hiatus following the death of their drummer, Craig Gill. At the time the likes of Liam Gallagher, Stephen Holt and the city of Manchester paid tribute to Gill over Twitter.Formed by Clint Boon, Gill joined Inspiral Carpets at the age of just 14 in 1986.

Liam Gallagher Britain county Hall city Newcastle city Cambridge county Oxford county Northampton city Brighton city Manchester, county Hall Indie band

AJ Tracey launches fund to help Black students at Oxford University

AJ Tracey has launched a new fund to help Black students studying at Oxford University.The AJ Tracey Fund will aim to address “historic underrepresentation” of Black students at Oxford, and will provide students with financial assistances, mentorship schemes and more.Speaking to The Guardian about the new scheme, the West London rapper said: “I think, in general, for anyone who doesn’t understand why Black people who have managed to become successful want to help Black kids, it should be self-explanatory. The whole country is catered towards white people and we’re just trying to level the playing field by helping Black kids.”Discussing the barriers he faced in his own education, Tracey added: “I truly believe that I had the potential to go [to Oxford or Cambridge].

West London Aj Tracey city Cambridge county Oxford rap rapper Oxford University

Eddie Redmayne hasn't made many 'great' films

Eddie Redmayne doesn't think he has made "many" films that are "great". The 40-year-old actor - whose extensive career has seen him recognised with an Academy Award, a Tony Award, a Golden Globe Award, a BAFTA , and two Laurence Olivier Awards - insisted he hasn't done that well in his work and even as a student at Cambridge alongside the likes of Rebecca Hall, Dan Stevens and Tom Hiddleston, he always found his own performances lacking. He told The Times' Saturday Review: “The aspiration is always to make a great film and I don’t think I’ve made many of those.

Eddie Redmayne Tom Hooper Tom Hiddleston Tony Award Rebecca Hall Dan Stevens Scotland city Cambridge film awards career

Mike Tindall's secret pain as he opens up on father's 20 year battle with Parkinsons

Mike Tindall, the former England Rugby player and husband of Zara Tindall has opened up in depth about his father's 20 year long fight with Parkinson's Disease. Speaking to Medical Technology Manufacturer, Charco Neurotech who are based in Cambridge and develop pioneering treatments for the illness, Mike described the circumstances surrounding his father Phillip Tindall's diagnosis almost two decades ago.

Zara Tindall princess Anne Mike Tindall city Cambridge experts

Skin condition leaves woman with bruise-like rashes that feel like needles stabbing her

city Milton city Cambridge beautiful hospital symptoms

Agony aunt Deidre Sanders returns to This Morning with health update after breast cancer diagnosis

DEIDRE Sanders returned to This Morning today after her shock breast cancer diagnosis and told Holly and Phil "I'm feeling good." The Sun's beloved agony aunt joined the ITV show to help viewers struggling with addiction. Before taking part in the phone-in segment Deidre, 77, confirmed she had surgery on a lump in her breast and was awaiting the results to find out if she is cancer-free.

Phillip Schofield Willoughby Schofield Shirley Ballas Deidre Sander Richie Anderson Charlotte, county Crosby county Crosby city Cambridge show shock Discover

Britain’s buried dead threatened by sick grave robbers selling bones on Facebook

criminals breaking into graves and stealing skulls and other human remains to sell online.Live Science found that the reason for this trend is because it is easier than ever to buy these remains on Facebook and Instagram. The practise is sparsely regulated, meaning there is little to no order.When buying the remains online, it is impossible to know where they have come from and for some reason, buying human remains has increased in popularity over the past few years. READ NEXT: Brits are 'digging up graves to flog human skulls' on Facebook as Ouija board pieces The demand for these products means the supply needs to grow, hence people breaking into graves to take bones.Retired medical or anatomical specimens appear to be the most common remains on the market, but the trade of other items is becoming an increasing problem.Trish Biers, an osteologist and paleopathologist from the University of Cambridge, told Live Science: "We're seeing an increase in vandalism to churchyards.