'Not entertaining any more' Brian May, 74, issues stark warning as Covid symptoms return

William Earl  Leading up to releases of her original novel, “Run, Rose, Run,” co-written with best-selling author James Patterson, and its companion music album, Dolly Parton is partnering with Fox Entertainment’s Blockchain Creative Labs to launch “Dollyverse,” an audience-centric Web3 experience, at the South by Southwest Conference and Festivals starting next week.Parton will make her first-ever appearance at SXSW on March 18, when she and Patterson will speak about the project at Austin City Limits Live at the Moody Theater.  Emmy and Golden Globe Award nominee Connie Britton (“The White Lotus,” “Nashville,” “Friday Night Lights”) will moderate the conversation with Parton and Patterson.  Immediately afterwards, she will give a live performance featuring songs from “Run, Rose, Run,” along with other hits.  Scheduled to open for Parton and Patterson are Kovic, Callie Twisselman, Electra Mustaine and The Brothers Moore. The entire event will be streamed live for free on “Dollyverse” by Eluvio, which also will power the “Dollyverse’s” NFT sales.

EXCLUSIVE: Sullivan Stapleton, the Australian actor best known for his turn as FBI special agent Kurt Weller on NBC’s Blindspot, has signed with Verve for representation.

Following the IOC, FIFA  and other major professional sports leagues, the international governing bodies of tennis, ATP, WTA and ITF, on Tuesday morning issued a statement addressing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine which has been aided by Belarus.

Holly Willoughby "won't tolerate attacks" on her TV host Phillip Schofield, it's been claimed.

Sharareh Drury administratorSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched Season 5 of “Outlander.” Safe to say, the fifth season of Starz’s “Outlander” was dramatic on an epic scale and ended pretty violently. With nearly two years’ time since last season’s finale aired on May 10, 2020, there is a lot to catch up on before viewers reconnect with the Fraser family. In a recent trailer for Season 6, it’s clear Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie (Sam Heughan) — plus the rest of their brood — will have plenty of drama on the horizon as the Revolutionary War looms.For those who haven’t the time (or time-traveling gemstones) to rewatch the last season of “Outlander” before the Season 6 premiere on Sunday, read on for a summary of Season 5’s biggest developments.

Holly Willoughby, who has confessed to being so sensitive that the plights of her This Morning guests have sometimes left her in floods of tears, is reportedly unhappy about the comments Eamonn Holmes had directed at her co-presenter Phillip Schofield.Since leaving the show, the feisty Irish broadcasting star had launched an avalanche of negative comments about him, promising his "Belfast street fighter" attitude would be released if required.Holly, 41, escaped his acid tongue during the comments made to the Daily Mail's Weekend magazine recently.However, it has been claimed that the presenter is less than pleased about how Phillip, who she has described as her "bestie", is being portrayed.She is alleged to have defended her Dancing On Ice co-host as a "consummate professional" who "doesn't deserve" attacks.GB News star Eamonn started the debate after leaving ITV's This Morning, a job which he had shared with wife Ruth Langsford for 15 years.He was replaced by Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary on the show's Friday slot but was keen to let fans know it hadn't been his decision to leave the breakfast show.He referenced an incident where Phillip had seemingly interrupted his wife Ruth mid-sentence during a broadcast, and told the aforementioned newspaper: "Phillip is renowned for snubbing people."He's very passive-aggressive. It's up to Ruth to say how she felt, but I was feeling hurt for her."He continued: "No one would have snubbed me like that.

In a rather surprising (but very welcome) turn of events, a grime mixer behind the works of AJ Tracey and Headie One has helped '80s pop group The Pinkees to get their music onto streaming services just in time for their 40th anniversary.

done all those things. I’ve done it ALL, and I’ve never had any real relief.Every doctor starts by asking me to keep a headache diary, and to write down everything I eat. I want to throw the notebook at them.When a migraine strikes, I take my medication right away, and if I’m home, I take a really hot bath while resting an ice pack on my neck.

Gossip Girl star also mastered high-low dressing, reminding us all that are no real style rules, even if you’re an A-lister attending a movie launch. Making a rare public appearance as a , Lively and husband Ryan Reynolds attended the New York City premiere of his upcoming movie, , which is slated to release on Netflix on March 11. The actress casually threw a longline over a plunging rainbow Versace dress with a dramatic thigh-high slit.

whose show will end this year — and her wife Portia de Rossi, 49, aren’t strangers to Montecito. Dirt notes the couple owns a $14.3 million ranch there, as well as a small cottage there too. Also in Montecito, a property that DeGeneres and de Rossi bought in September 2021 for $12 million off-market, which now asks $13.9 million for sale.

Brian May has spared no courtesy for Covid-deniers, sharing on his Instagram page: "I quickly lose patience with the deluded souls who call it a ‘fake’ pandemic.

Queen guitarist Brian May revealed on Instagram last weekend that he had received “the dreaded double red line” of a positive Covid test, and in the days since has been providing updates on the illness’ progression and how he’s feeling.

EastEnders legend Anita Dobson, tested positive after attending a birthday lunch with friends earlier this month and Brian said he had "two horrendous days".Opening up in a series of videos on Instagram, Brian said that he and Anita had been "hermit-like" and had been really careful amid the coronavirus pandemic.They decided to "chance" the lunch because everyone attending was triple jabbed and would be using lateral flow tests to ensure they were negative.However, several people from the party later tested positive.Brian, 74, and Anita, 72, then did too and were both poorly.The star said he a couple of bad days where it felt like he had "the worst flu you can imagine" and he couldn't even get out of bed.However, he then started to pick up

Brian May has continued to keep fans updated about his battle with COVID-19, and called for sensible behaviour “in the face of such pervasive pathogens”.Earlier this week, May took to social media to confirm he’d caught the Coronavirus at a birthday party. The Queen guitarist has been giving fans daily updates about his battle with the virus ever since.Last night (December 20), he spoke about Day Nine of infection.

Queen‘s Brian May has revealed that he has tested positive for COVID after attending a birthday party, saying that he “made a mistake”.Taking to Instagram in a pair of video messages named ‘Life After The Double Red Line’ – related to the sign given on a positive COVID test – May revealed how he and his wife Anita Dobson attended a party of a number of friends, believing they were “in a safe bubble”.“It’s kind of ironic for me,” he added, having been “incredibly careful” over the pandemic to avoid infection. May said he is feeling “truly horrible” after the positive test, calling it “the worst flu you can imagine”.“Yep.

A post shared by Brian Harold May (@brianmayforreal)In a later clip, Brian explained that he caught the virus when he and his wife, Anita Dobson, went to a friend’s birthday lunch.He said: “We all walk around fearful of what happened if we got this terrible plague.

Queen guitarist Brian May announced Saturday that he had tested positive for COVID-19.The 74-year-old musician and songwriter shared the news in an Instagram post featuring photos of his positive test result.'Yep. The shocking day finally came for me.

Brian May has been diagnosed with COVID-19.

Brian May, lead guitarist for Queen, revealed he has tested positive for Covid.

Brian May shared unearthed pictures of him playing alongside Phil Chen as part of his Star Fleet Project.The 74-year-old described the late musician as a "great chap and a fine player" as part of a lengthy tribute on Instagram.The Queen singer looked unrecognisable as he posed with his guitar alongside Phil, Ed Van Halen and Alan Gratzer.Other pictures showed him and Phil enjoying other recording sessions together.The late musician was a member of Brian's Star Fleet Project back in 1983.Taking to his page, the singer wrote: "Paying respects to the great bass player Phil Chen.Julia Bradbury inundated with replies as she posts update on cancerA post shared by Brian Harold May (@brianmayforreal)"These blurry pictures of him are from the back

Queen's performance at Live Aid is heralded as one of the greatest of all time, but singer Paul Young has revealed he accidentally kept guitarist Brian May waiting outside due to a shortage of dressing rooms at the concert.The star was talking to presenter Jenni Falconer on the Smooth Radio Podcast Famous Firsts about his memories of performing at Live Aid on July 13 1985, which included stars having to share dressing rooms due to the limited number backstage.He said: "My memories of the concert were that it was manic and had never been done to such a scale before."There weren't enough dressing rooms to house everybody, so they got trailers and little caravans hidden around the back of the stage.