Panic! At The Disco To Disband After European Tour

Stacey Solomon has shared a new snap of her newborn daughter, Belle, with her 16 month old daughter, Rose, as she said that Rose is "so in love" with her new sister, whilst teasing a video of their first meeting. Loose Women star Stacey, 33, gave birth to her fifth child last week, and she announced her littlest one's arrival on Instagram on Saturday 11 February. Since then Stacey, who is married to ex-EastEnders star Joe Swash, 40, has shared plenty of updates with her 5.5million followers, as she settles into life as a mum of five.

Love Island fans have seemingly discovered the woman Kai Fagan mistook a bombshell for in a cringe-worthy moment during Monday’s episode.The last few episodes of ITV’s Love Island saw the Casa Amor segment kick-off, with a boatload of new contestants to keep the Islanders busy being introduced. After the girls were introduced to Frankie Davey, Kain Reed, Ryan Weekley, Maxwell Samuda, Bayley Mummery, and Martin Akinola, the lads were pleased to find some new additions to their own villa. Kai Fagan, whose name was seemingly lost by his girlfriend Olivia Hawkins while chatting with the new lads, exclaimed, “Kim!” when bombshell Lydia Karakyriakou entered the villa sporting an ombre orange bikini.

A lot has changed since he left EastEnders in 2016. But now Neil McDermott is set to make a sensational return to Albert Square as Ryan Malloy. Ryan will be back in Walford next month after hearing that his daughter Lily Slater, who is 12, is pregnant.

Like many of us, Lydia Bright made some new year's resolutions last month. However, unlike many of us, Lydia is making good on one of hers.The former TOWIE star first took to Instagram in January to tell her followers of her mission to restore the condition of her curls after years of bleaching and heat styling her hair took the bounce and shine out of them. Now, she’s giving us an update on how that resolution is coming along.

Newly single Helen Flanagan has said she "already has her prince’"as she posed for sweet pictures with her son Charlie. The ex-Coronation Street actress looked gorgeous as she headed out for Valentine’s Day with her little boy in matching outfits. Helen looked stunning in a red flowy dress from House of CB that she paired with black pointed toe heels and a matching dark red lippy.

Prince William left a group of students in hysterics after cracking jokes with them during a surprise video call. The sixth formers had been on their lunch break when they received the surprise call from the Prince of Wales. It came as the 40 year old royal visited NHS staff at Ipswich Hospital.

TOWIE cast member James Lock looked completely unrecognisable in a trailer for an upcoming show after suffering horrendous injuries to his face. James, who has starred in the Essex-based TV show since 2013 with cast members like Gemma Collins, Joey Essex and Amy Childs, is one of the many celebrities to be taking part in Channel 5’s upcoming show, The Challenge UK.The 36 year old hunk is set to battle celebrities like Curtis Pritchard, Marcel Somerville, and AJ Pritchard in the show, which is set to air later this month.

Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson has signed a non-exclusive multi-project broadcast direct deal with Fox.

Sony Pictures Television is adding to its roster of non-scripted production companies.

Cate Blanchett says there is a danger that society will be “destined to repeat” its mistakes if we continue to follow cancel culture.Blanchett, who has recently faced accusations of being ‘anti-woman’ following the release of new movie TÁR, made her thoughts on the boycotting movement clear in a recent interview. The Titanic actor argues that it’s important to continue studying history and art (amongst other things) even if they might be deemed controversial or “problematic” today.She told The Radio Times (as per The Independent): “If you don’t read older books that are slightly offensive because of what they say in a historical context, then you will never grapple with the minds of the time [and] we are destined to repeat that stuff.”She continued her argument by highlighting the example of an artist who would be deemed highly problematic by our standards as a society today.

Scottish Government’s consultation on proposals to restrict alcohol advertising, TRSNMT and Glasgow Summer Sessions – both DF events – have been named as examples in the section about advertising and promotion at non-sporting events.However, the consultation states: “Although there is strong academic evidence looking at the nature and extent of sports sponsorship in Scotland, as well as the impact sports sponsorship has generally, the extent and impact of sponsorship of non-sporting events has not been researched.”DF chief executive Geoff Ellis has said that the changes would “harm the Scottish economy, harm Scottish artists, harm Scottish businesses, reduce tourism and leave Scotland in a weakened position.”He also added that there would likely be job losses, with ticket prices increasing and music fans heading south instead as a result.In a letter to Maree Todd MSP, Minister for Public Health, Women’s Health and Sport, Ellis wrote (via The Glasgow Times): “This letter is not intended to ignore or try to dismiss the fact that there are problem drinkers in Scotland. Rather, it is to implore the Scottish Government not to pursue the misguided proposal to ban all forms of alcohol marketing sponsorship.”He continued: “A proposed restriction on alcohol sponsorship and advertising will be nothing short of disastrous for Scotland’s live music industry.

If Ever We Needed It, Flanagan’s new live show beings its tour in Bournemouth on March 15, before heading to Dublin, Glasgow, Leeds and then finishing in London on May 13.Full details of the tour schedule will be released closer to the date tickets go on sale, which will be at 10am on February 25. In the meantime, fans can subscribe to the mailing list on his website to secure pre-sale tickets.Hi all, due to impersonations, this is my official twitter.

Loyle Carner has spoken to NME about the response to his recent album, as well as revealing he’s working on new music. Watch our video interview with him above.Carner was talking to NME on the red carpet of the The BRIT Awards 2023 where he discussed the reaction to his third studio album ‘Hugo’, which was released last October.“I’ve been very moved by the response actually,” he said.

Zack Sharf Don’t even think about calling HBO’s “The Last of Us” a zombie show. Eben Bolter, the cinematographer who shot four episodes of the video game adaptation’s 10-episode first season, recently told The Credits that referring to the series as a zombie show or using the word zombie to refer to the undead characters was strictly not allowed on set. “We weren’t allowed to say the Z word on set,” Bolter said. “It was like a banned word. They were the Infected. We weren’t a zombie show. Of course, there’s tension building and jump scares but the show’s really about our characters; The Infected are an obstacle they have to deal with.”

Sam Heughan and Priyanka Chopra Jonas are falling in Love Again – and Celine Dion is involved!

Panic! At The Disco have announced that they are splitting up. Or, at least, the name is being retired, the project having been a solo endeavour for frontman Brendon Urie since 2015.

Brendon Urie has announced that he's disbanding Panic! At The Disco after 19 years.

Panic! At The Disco are set to disband after their current tour.The emo legends - who are best known for early classics including 'I Write Sins Not Tragedies' and 'Lying Is the Most Fun a Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off' and later pop hit 'High Hopes' - will call it quits after almost two decades together.Frontman Brendon Urie, 35, is set to become a father shortly with his wife Sarah Urie expecting their first child, and he explained that it's time to close this chapter of his life to focus on his family. Done for now: Panic! At The Disco are set to disband after their current tour. Brent Wilson, Ryan Ross, Brendon Urie and Spencer SmithHe announced in a social media statement: 'Well, it's been a hell of a journey… Growing up in Vegas I could've never imagined where this life would take me.

Hanging up the mic. Brendon Urie announced that Panic! At the Disco “will be no more” after the band completes its Viva Las Vengeance tour in March.