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Adele briefly lived in, has claimed that he’s struggled to sell it after the singer claimed it was “haunted”.The Grammy-winning artist lived in Sutton’s £6million country mansion Lock House in West Sussex for six months and, according to Sutton, the singer has scared off potential buyers of the property by saying that the house was haunted.According to The Independent, Sutton claimed in a planning statement that he has struggled to sell the 10-bedroom mansion and is seeking permission to transform the property into apartments instead due to Adele’s claim making the house “unsellable”.A planning application presented to Horsham district council saw Sutton say that the house was a convent in the ’70s prior to him purchasing it in 2003.In an interview on CBS‘s 60 Minutes with Anderson Cooper in 2012, Adele gave the journalist a tour of the home and didn’t say that it was haunted but did share that she found it “quite scary”. However, a British tabloid ran a piece saying that the ‘Hello’ hitmaker was convicted that the mansion was haunted.

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Seth Rogen revealed he didn’t know much about an Adele concert he attended in 2021, describing being sat at the front while high as “a lot of pressure”.Appearing on The Howard Stern Show, the comedy actor looked back on the time he attending Adele’s One Night Only concert in Los Angeles with his wife, actor Lauren Miller. He said he had “shockingly little information” about the show beforehand, and said the couple got “incredibly high” in their car on the way to the event.It was only when they arrived that they realised that it was a televised concert, and that they were in the front row.

Fans are gobsmacked by Susan Boyle's journey since her iconic Britain's Got Talent audition that left the world spellbound.The Scottish songstress became an overnight sensation after wowing everyone on the popular ITV show in 2009, where her stunning performance of 'I Dreamed a Dream' from Les Misérables truly set her star soaring.The Britain's Got Talent (BGT) YouTube channel's clip of her audition has raked in a jaw-dropping 29 million views, and is described as "one of the most unforgettable auditions in BGT history".Today marks Susan Boyle's 64th birthday (April 1), so let's delve into what the operatic pop sensation has been up to since stealing hearts all over the globe back in 2009. A TikTok user @celebrity.memorial has given fans a sneak peek at her life post-BGT fame.They uploaded a TikTok video complete with a voiceover detailing: "What really happened to Susan Boyle from Britain's Got Talent? Susan Boyle captured the world's attention with her remarkable audition on Britain's Got Talent in 2009, soaring to international stardom almost overnight." But while she's clocked up an eye-watering fortune of over $45 million (around £34 million), details about what she’s been doing more recently have been notably elusive, leaving followers curious about the current chapter of Susan's life.

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David Bowie, Oasis, Arctic Monkeys are set to be included in London’s brand new ‘Live Odyssey’ immersive experience.Set to kick off in May 2025 in Camden, ‘Live Odyssey’ has been previously described as “a celebration of the rich tapestry of British music, offering a unique experience for music lovers of all ages” through “a groundbreaking tribute to the sounds that shaped Britain”.The immersive and interactive experience will serve as a groundbreaking tribute to the sounds that shaped Britain.The attraction – which combines a show, an exhibition museum and live experience together – will take attendees through six decades of music via a two-and-a-half-hour adventure that captures the evolution of British music, from the early anthems of the ’60s and ’70s to the Britpop explosion of the ’90s and today’s cutting-edge hits.Fans will move through six different rooms, each immersing guests in a different musical era and recreating the sights, sounds, and cultural moments that define each decade. There is freedom of movement between the live rooms and adjoining bars in most so people can party all the way through the experience.Included in the list of acts set to appear as holograms are the previously revealed Libertines, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Queen, Sex Pistols, Kate Bush, The Smiths, Duran Duran, Eurythmics, Blur, Radiohead, Spice Girls, Coldplay, Amy Winehouse, Adele, Harry Styles, Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa and Stormzy.‘Live Odyssey’ also features previously unseen live footage and authentic photography from the UK’s vibrant music scene.

RAYE has revealed she was “so nervous” to cover ‘Skyfall’ at the Oscars this weekend, claiming that “no one can sing Adele like Adele”.At the 97th Academy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night (March 2), she joined Doja Cat and BLACKPINK’s Lisa for a medley of classic James Bond themes to celebrate the legendary spy movie franchise.While Doja took on Shirley Bassey’s ‘Diamonds Are Forever’ and Lisa sang Paul McCartney’s ‘Live And Let Die’, RAYE had the unenviable task of taking on Adele’s 2012 Bond theme.Shortly after the performance, Entertainment Tonight caught up with RAYE to get her thoughts on gracing one of the biggest stages in the entertainment industry. “It was such an exhilarating performance, also no one can sing Adele like Adele, and it’s scary,” she said.

Sabrina Carpenter‘s racy performance at the BRIT Awards has proved controversial, prompting some viewers to joke about OFCOM complaints.Carpenter had already been named as the recipient of the Global Success Award going into the ceremony, and was also nominated for two further prizes for International Artist Of The Year and International Song Of The Year for ‘Espresso’, but lost out to Chappell Roan for both.Her set last night (March 1) opened with a version of 2024 megahit ‘Espresso’, where the singer was joined by a troop of dancing King’s Guards, with the pop singer incorporating strains of ‘Rule Britannia’ into the track. “Hello Brits!” she declared as she descended the steps onto The O2 stage.From there, she segued into a seductive performance of ‘Bed Chem’, dancing on a giant pink bed, alongside a team of backing dancers with their own boudoirs.

Rachel Chinouriri has shared her reaction to Adele sending her flowers for her BRIT Awards nominations.The nominees for 2025’s ceremony were unveiled on Thursday (January 23), with Chinouriri receiving nods for Artist Of The Year and Best New Artist. It follows the release of her debut album ‘What A Devastating Turn Of Events‘ in 2024.Among those congratulating her was fellow BRIT School alum Adele, who sent the former NME Cover star a bouquet of pink roses alongside a note that read: “Congratulations on your Brit nominations Rachel.

Adele over the song ‘Million Years Ago’ has described the track as “blatant plagiarism”.Last week, Toninho Geraes took Adele, the song’s co-writer Greg Kurstin and the Brazilian subsidiaries of Sony and Universal Music, to court in Rio De Janeiro.At the hearing on December 13, a judge ruled that the song, which appeared on the singer’s 2015 album 25, must be pulled worldwide and removed from streaming services.Geraes’ claim is that ‘Million Years Ago’ stole from his composition ‘Mulheres (Women)’, which was recorded by Martinho da Bila in 1995. He is suing for lost royalties, $160,000 (£126,000) in moral damages and a songwriting credit on the Adele song.A second conciliation hearing was held on December 19, with Adele and Kurstin issued with Microsoft Teams links so that they could attend remotely, but The Guardian reports that Geraes’ lawyer Fredímio Biasotto Trotta said the defendants “didn’t show up”.Geraes has spoken to the newspaper about the case, explaining that he became aware of the alleged similarity between the compositions in 2020 when a friend pointed it out to him.“It’s blatant plagiarism,” he said.

“Million Years Ago.”In an injunction filed Friday in Rio de Janeiro’s sixth commercial court, Brazilian judge Victor Torres ordered that the track off Adele’s “25” album must be banned nationwide from streaming services and other global platforms, according to the Agence France Presse.The order reportedly threatens the Brazilian subsidiaries of Adele’s labels, Sony Music Entertainment and Universal Music, with a fine of $8,000 “per act of non-compliance.”Judge Torres claimed that Adele’s song — which she co-wrote with music producer Greg Kurstin — lifts from Martinho Da Vila’s samba classic “Mulheres.” Toninho Geraes, who wrote the Brazilian song, originally sued Adele, 36, for plagiarism in 2021.In the injunction, Adele’s labels were ordered to stop “immediately and globally, from using, reproducing, editing, distributing or commercializing” her ballad. “International producers and artists who have Brazilian music ‘on their radar’ for possible parasitic use will think twice, given this decision,” Geraes’ attorney, Fredimio Trotta, told the AFP.Sony and Universal can reportedly appeal the order.Adele’s “Million Years Ago” was previously accused of plagiarism in 2015 by fans of the late Kurdish singer Ahmet Kaya.

Adele’s song ‘Million Years Ago’ be removed from streaming globally following a plagiarism claim.The claims were brought forward by a Brazilian composer Toninho Geraes, who claimed that the pop star’s 2015 song plagiarised the music of samba classic ‘Mulheres (Women)’, which was recorded by Martinho da Bila in 1995. He sued for lost royalties, $160,000 (£126,000) in moral damages and a songwriting credit on the Adele song.Now, Judge Victor Torres has ruled that ‘Million Years Ago’ be pulled worldwide.

Dua Lipa has reflected on her headline set at Glastonbury 2024, saying that she “took as many mental pictures as [she] could” during the show.The pop star topped the Pyramid Stage at this year’s edition of the festival, alongside Coldplay and SZA. It followed the release of her third studio album, ‘Radical Optimism’, in May.During a new interview with Billboard, Lipa looked back on “the best year of [her] life” which saw the singer do “things that [she’s] wanted to do for so long”.

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Stacey Solomon has shared come joyful snaps and video clips of herself and her family getting into the festive spirit as they picked out their Christmas tree ahead of the big day. Stacey, her husband Joe Swash, and their two young children, Rex, Rose and Belle, headed to a Christmas tree farm on the first day of December (Sunday).

Adele has announced a limited-edition vinyl box set capturing the full set from her huge Las Vegas residency. Find all the details below.The ’30’ singer-songwriter completed her 50-weekend, 100-show stint at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Sin City last weekend, telling fans: “I don’t know when I’m going to perform again.”Yesterday (November 26), the star took to social media to share details of ‘Live In Las Vegas’ – a “one-of-a-kind audio experience of Adele’s full live set from her groundbreakingLas Vegas performance”.A description of the limited-edition vinyl box set reads: “Recorded during Adele’s 100-date residency at the historic Colosseum in Caesars Palace, this special offering spans two hours of music, showcasingsongs from across her entire catalogue including fan favourites ‘Hello’, ‘Rolling In The Deep’ and ‘Someone Like You’.”The 3LP, 180g vinyl project also “includes banter in between songs in true Adele fashion”.

Adele shared a heartfelt kiss with her 12-year-old son, Angelo, as she brought the curtain down on her Las Vegas residency with an emotional finale.The 36-year-old singer-songwriter wowed fans from around the globe during her Weekends With Adele residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, which concluded on Saturday night after 100 shows and a two-year run.The audience was overcome with a mix of joy and sadness as Adele took her final bow, having successfully turned around initial disappointment after the residency was initially cancelled in January 2022 due to staging issues. At the time, many fans were left outraged, having already spent significant amounts on tickets, flights, and hotels, with some even mid-flight to Las Vegas.

Adele has played the final show of her ‘Weekends With Adele’ Las Vegas residency and admitted that she doesn’t know when she’s next going to perform live.The residency has been ongoing for the last two years and has been extended multiple times.“i will miss it terribly. I will miss you terribly. I don’t know when I’m going to perform again.

Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash, one of Britain’s favourite celebrity couples, had their many fans in tears with their fairytale wedding back in 2022, in the grounds of their stunning home, Pickle Cottage. But they had fans concerned that there may be issues between them recently, when they seemed to have a furious ‘row’ in the street, with Stacey spotted in tears.The Sort Your Life Out star subsequently jetted off on what she called a ‘much needed’ girl’s trip to Las Vegas, telling fans on Instagram that she was feeling ‘supported’ by her pals, after reports of the row with former EastEnders star Joe, 42, emerged.The TV presenter, 35, was seen in tears after Joe walked down the road alone, puffing on a vape.

Stacey Solomon has just returned from an unforgettable trip to Las Vegas where she got to see Adele perform live.The trip was arranged by Space NK, but Stacey also took her team from her REHAB. haircare brand along, which proved useful when it came to getting ready for Adele's show. For the event, hairstylist Sami Knight – who also styles Adele's hair before each performance – gave Stacey a bouncy blow-dry inspired by Adele's iconic voluminous hair.

Charli XCX performed and hosted Saturday Night Live and delivered an Adele impression fans are calling “so accurate”.Having previously announced she would be tackling the double duty slot as performer and host, her stint on last night’s (November 16) show saw her perform ‘Brat‘ tracks ‘360’ and ‘Sympathy Is a Knife’, as well as appearing in various sketches.In the Wicked Auditions skit, the ‘Apple’ singer appears in a wig and a black dress similar to those sported by Adele on her Las Vegas tour dates as someone says: “Okay, testing for Elphaba, Adele.”XCX comes in and says: “Hello, can I take my shoes off?’ before joking: “Okay, wicked. Oh my God, I said the name of the bloody movie! Shut up, that’s fucking funny.”Charli xcx as Adele on SNL.