Brian May: Last News

Elvis Presley and Ann-Margret embarked on a passionate love affair that would change both of their lives. The two actors met just before they started filming Viva Las Vegas, and sparks flew between them to the point where they spent almost every day with one another during shooting. The couple spent just over a year together secretly while Elvis was still with Priscilla Presley.

Queen drummer Roger Taylor has told of his shock at finding out that his bandmate Brian May had "lost interest" in a song they were writing with the band's frontman Adam Lambert, who now sings the band's iconic lyrics, originally performed by the late Freddie Mercury.

Brian May, of the rock group Queen, has taken to Instagram to voice his heartbreak after the death of another icon in the industry.The 74-year-old, who, alongside his musical career, also holds a PHD in Astrophysics, was sad to learn that Gary Brooker had passed away."Sad to lose a great musician, writer, singer and true gentleman," Brian announced to his more than three million loyal Instagram followers."Gary Brooker sang “A Whiter Shade of Pale” and immediately captured a kind of immortality."But Procol Harem fans - like me - remember “A Salty Dog” as the pinnacle of his magic."A wonderful human being - will be sadly missed. RIP."The post received more than 27,000 likes in a matter of just a few hours, with fans flooding the page to express their sympathies for the talent that had been lost."A Whiter Shade of Pale was one of my favorite songs as a kid," enthused @davidnissimmusic, adding sadly: "I can’t believe he’s gone."@kathybektell echoed: "Revolutionary legend, he will be missed."Meanwhile @barbs_lambert wrote: "My heart goes out to his family at this sad time.

Piers Morgan has demanded answers over reports on Prince Andrew's out of court settlement with Virginia Giuffre.This comes amid claims that the Queen footed part of the bill of the settlement.Yesterday, it was confirmed that Prince Andrew had settled out of court his civil case with Virginia.Virginia had sued the Duke of York over claims he sexually assaulted her on three occasions when she was 17.Prince Andrew has repeatedly denied these claims.The Telegraph reported in an article yesterday that the settlement was as much as £12 million.The Duke of York is paid a pension from the Royal Navy and has a stipend from the Queen's Duchy of Lancaster income.However, it is thought this would not be enough to cover the cost of the settlement.Piers has now shared his thoughts with his 7.9 million Twitter followers.He tweeted earlier today: "The British public is entitled to know who paid for Prince Andrew’s settlement given some of it may have come indirectly from taxpayer money."Outrageous if it’s true the Queen’s had to contribute towards silencing his accuser.

Dancing On Ice star said she had been drinking absinthe and took offence when someone remarked that her Essex accent was “a bit common”.During an appearance on Steph's Packed Lunch yesterday, Denise said: “They’re all from quite posh, private Eton-type schools."I was with my then-boyfriend who works in music and we were drinking absinthe.

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Brian May, 74, has taken to social media to reflect on the loss of a friend as he shared a picture of a “great moment”. Last night, the Queen star typed a lengthy message in view of his 2.9 million Instagram followers, who were quick to send him their support.Brian addressed his fellow musician and friend Meat Loaf’s recent death in the heartfelt post.He uploaded a joyful snap of the pair alongside Queen drummer Roger Taylor and guitarist Paul Crook.The four pals beamed with happiness as they hugged each other backstage at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.In the emotional caption, Brian penned: “What a great moment.

Queen guitarist Brian May shared a “serious” update about his plans with wife Anita Dobson as they shared dinner together.The couple appeared to be in talks about the future as they enjoyed some food and glasses of bubbly.Brian, 74, shared a picture of himself sitting with Anita, 72, at a restaurant dinner table, in view of his 2.9 million Instagram followers. Anita had a glass of fizz in front of her, while Brian appeared to be enjoying a glass of white wine.Brian looked dapper in a dark blazer, while his spouse looked radiant in a deep red embroidered blazer paired with delicate hoop earrings.Beside the post, Brian wrote: “Dr and Mrs May out for a serious dinner-time planning meeting last night.“Hope your week is going well, folks,” he added, signing off with “Bri”. Brian didn't spill any further details about what the pair were busy planning.It wasn't long before fans flooded the comments section to send their best wishes to the famous couple after the rare insight into their relationship. Isabella Ricci wrote: “Awww so sweet. Beautiful and lovely couple. “Hope you both are doing well too.

On Facebook, they wrote: "Our hearts are broken to announce that the incomparable Meat Loaf passed away tonight with his wife Deborah by his side."We know how much he meant to so many of you and we truly appreciate all of the love and support as we move through this time of grief in losing such an inspiring artist and beautiful man.“From his heart to your souls…don’t ever stop rocking!”Following his death, Meat Loaf has received tributes from across the entertainment world.Cher wrote on Twitter: "Had So Much Fun With Meatloaf When We Did 'Dead Ringer'.“Am Very Sorry For His Family, Friends,& Fans. Am I imagining It, or Are Amazing Ppl In The Arts Dying every other Day.

READ MORE: Monty Don bids farewell in "personal conclusion" to BBC seriesMeat Loaf has died at the age of 74, his family confirmed in a statement. The iconic rocker and star of Rocky Horror Picture Show had battled health problems for many years and even had to have "emergency back surgery". TMZ claimed earlier today that the singer did not attend a business dinner for his new show earlier this week.

The Texas-born star was well known for his impressive rock vocals and began his career in the late 1960s performing with stars like Van Morrison.He then went on to star in the musical Hair before he began releasing his solo music.Meat Loaf's biggest hits came from his Bat Out of Hell trilogy, Bat Out of Hell, Bat Out of Hell II: Back into Hell, and Bat Out of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose.The star won a Grammy Award for his song I'd Do Anything for Love in the mid 1990s.As well as his singing career, Meat Loaf was also an actor.Some of his notable parts included playing Eddie in The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Bob in Fight Club.Tributes have been pouring in for the star since the news was announced.Queen musician Brian May wrote on Instagram: "Completely gutted that Meat Loaf has left us. Always full of madness, with the innocent sense of naughtiness of a 5-year old, Meat was forever young."I called him Mr Loaf, and he called me when he wanted some wacky guitar playing.

“I called him Mr Loaf, and he called me when he wanted some wacky guitar playing.“We had so much fun so many times, and, just three months younger than me, he felt like a brother.“Dear Meat, the world is mourning and will miss your fine and powerful presence for a very long time. RIP.

Queen guitarist Brian May will make his acting debut in an upcoming episode of CBBC show Andy And The Band.According to May, he was offered the chance to star in the children’s TV show as the Godfather of Rock, but initially turned them down.However, he changed his mind after reading the script. “It was very moving because it’s a great story, it’s such a lovely look into what happens to kids and how they lose their confidence and what can be done,” May told the PA news agency.In the episode, May will perform alongside The Odd Socks.

Brian May sparked some concern after he posted a cryptic message on Instagram yesterday.The star appeared to be questioning “who he was” in the poignant update to his 2.9 million followers.He shared a picture of him walking amid misty fields surrounded by water on Saturday.Alongside this, the Queen legend wrote: “Who am I ? Who can I be ? Bri.

Brian May has taken to social media to address his recovery from coronavirus, 16 days after contracting the virus.

Queen legend Brian May, 74, has shared a video that “haunted” him for days, before giving an update on his health following his Covid diagnosis.

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.

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.

Brian May, 74, revealed he is on day eight of his 10-day Covid isolation, but admitted the symptoms of the virus have worsened since his more optimistic update on Sunday.So, the Queen guitarist had an important message for everyone in the UK to take care of themselves, as he made it clear "this stuff isn’t entertaining any more".Taking to Instagram in the early hours of Monday morning, Brian shared a video of his prominently positive lateral flow test before zooming in on a clock that stated "there's always time for a Guinness"."Day eight for me - the eighth day after my body was invaded by enough coronavirus organisms to bring me down," he began the lengthy post."Firstly, I think I was a little too optimistic yesterday, imagining that the

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.