‘Papers, Please’ gets a Game & Watch demake for its 10th anniversary

Limp Bizkit played their biggest UK headline gig to date in London last night (August 13). Check out fan-captured footage and the full setlist below.The Nu-metal icons – comprised of Fred Durst, Wes Borland, Sam Rivers, John Otto and DJ Lethal – took to the stage last night at a huge outdoor show in the UK’s capital and aired some classics in what was their biggest headline slot to date.Held at Gunnersbury Park and preceded by sets from Pendulum, KennyHoopla and more, the gig came 23 years after their third album, ‘Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water’ was released and made them one of the most famous bands in the world.It also arrives just a year after Netflix’s hit documentary, Trainwreck: Woodstock 99 – a three-part docuseries that captured the carnage of the US festival, and brought attention back to their mammoth set at the event.To kick off their set, which was just shy of an hour and a half long, the band broke out renditions of ‘Show Me What You Got’ and ‘9 Teen 90 Nine’ from their hit second studio album, ‘Significant Other’, followed by a rendition of their 2000 hit ‘Hot Dog’.Numerous fan-favourites also made the 14-song setlist, including ‘Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle)’, ‘Nookie’ and ‘Break Stuff’, as well as a performance of ‘Dad Vibes’, a track from their latest LP ‘Still Sucks’.Other highlights included their famous cover of The Who’s 1971 classic ‘Behind Blue Eyes’ and George Michael hit ‘Faith’ – which featured in the setlist shortly after the release of the Wham! documentary on Netflix earlier this summer.

Elvis co-star Tom Hanks to save him from “emotional whiplash”.The actor, who received an Oscar nomination for his performance as Elvis Presley in the biopic, said Hanks expressed concern after he was consumed “so deeply” by the role for two years.Hanks’ concern led him to offer Butler a part in upcoming Apple TV+ series Masters Of The Air, which he’s co-producing with Steven Spielberg, to help him detach from Elvis.Speaking to The Sunday Times, Butler said that Hanks told him: “[Hanks] said, ‘You have immersed yourself so deeply in Elvis that, for your mental health, it would be wise to go straight into something else. If you just jump off the train, you might have emotional whiplash…“And, you know,’ Hanks continued.

When the Princess of Wales appears at her various engagements, she often speaks about her three young children and what their favourite hobbies are. It is clear from her public appearances that Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis take after the Princess in many ways - from their love of sports to enjoying cooking.

She's previously spoken about falling out with her former bandmate Natasha Hamilton while touring Australia in 2017, but Kerry Katona says there's no hard feelings and she wishes Natasha all the best as she prepares to give birth. Kerry explains she'd read that her former Atomic Kitten star - who's pregnant with her fifth child - went to hospital recently after suffering strange symptoms. In her column, Kerry recalls ringing Natasha after her daughter Dylan-Jorge momentarily stopped breathing seconds after being born.The 42-year-old said, "When I had the traumatic birth with DJ where she momentarily died, Natasha was the first person I called - we were really close at the time.

The royals each make numerous appearances every year and are almost always given some form of memento from their visit - whether this be flowers, a small gift or something more substantial.The number of bouquets that the likes of the Queen, the Princess of Wales, the Duchess of Edinburgh and the Princess Royal receive every year will likely be close to a thousand, if not more. But what happens to them? It seems that the family have a series of well-practiced rules which dictate exactly what happens with the gifts and flowers they are given by officials and members of the public.

Naman Ramachandran The historic Maida Vale Studios in London has been sold by the BBC to a four-way partnership between Working Title chairs Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner and two-time Oscar winner Hans Zimmer and his business partner Steven Kofsky. The partnership has multi-million pound refurbishment plans to upgrade the studio’s facilities.

A Korean street food restaurant wants to transform a corner of Piccadilly Gardens into an al fresco dining area.

Paddy McGuinness has given fans an insight into his birthday celebrations as he marks a milestone. The Top Gear presenter is turning 50 today (August 14) and has spent the weekend celebrating with his family and friends.

Drake stepped in to help a fan after things got heated between a pair of concertgoers during one of his shows.

Billy Porter has reopened the discussion around Harry Styles‘ 2020 Vogue cover, insisting that it was “using” his LGBTQ+ community after the former One Direction star appeared on the iconic title in a dress.Back in December 2020, Styles made history as US Vogue’s first-ever male solo cover star where he was pictured wearing a Gucci dress and skirt.Porter, however, felt that Styles was not the right figure to represent the magazine’s inclusive message. Expressing his objection to the cover, the singer, actor and broadway star told The Times: “I created the conversation [about non-binary fashion] and yet Vogue still put Harry Styles, a straight white man, in a dress on their cover for the first time.Harry Styles photographed by Tyler Mitchell and styled by Camilla Nickerson for Vogue US, December Issue 2020.

Drake asked the crowd to keep things respectful at his Los Angeles arena concert this weekend, sharing that his five-year-old son was at the show for the first time.Performing at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California on Saturday (August 12) as part of his ‘It’s All A Blur’ 2023 tour with 21 Savage, Drake – real name Aubrey Drake Graham – told the crowd that his son Adonis Graham was in attendance.“Look, to be honest with you, I can’t talk about titties tonight in LA because my son is at the show for the first time ever,” Drake could be heard telling crowd in a fan TikTok video. “So we’ve got to keep this real PG tonight.

London’s Maida Vale Studios has been sold to a partnership between Working Title co-chairmen Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner and composer Hans Zimmer and his business partner Steve Kofsky.

Heartfelt tributes have been paid by the family of a mum killed following a crash on Friday.

A dad recorded a final video message for his children before ending his own life.

More than 11,400 people from across the UK have signed an online petition calling for the concessionary bus travel scheme to include free country-wide train journeys. In Scotland, people over 60 are eligible to apply for the National Entitlement Card, it’s the same age in Wales and those living in London.

Two teenagers died in suspected drug deaths after reportedly attending an event at a Glasgow nightclub. The 18-year-olds are believed to have been at a rave at SWG3, on Eastvale Place in the West End, on Saturday, where top DJ Ben Hemsley was headlining.

Franny Amartey grabbed his first Ayr goal to down Inverness - then insisted he's not at Somerset to be the new Dipo Akinyemi.

A Dumfries councillor has criticised a recruitment freeze announced by Police Scotland on Wednesday.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Chinese crime action movie “No More Bets,” not “Barbie,” was the best performing film in the world this weekend. Comscore calculates that “No More Bets,” earned $88 million between Friday and Sunday in China alone. That figure is greater than the $33.7 million that “Barbie” earned in its fourth weekend of release in North America and the $45.1 million that it earned in international territories (for a global, weekend total of $78.8 million).

Here are your Manchester United morning headlines on Monday, August 14.

You could tell he was nervous. We applaud anyone with the courage to sing in public, especially someone so young!