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Take That fans will be ecstatic to know that the popular UK band could be recording their ninth studio album as early as next year.The legendary band, comprised of Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen, last released an album in 2017 named Wonderland. Robbie Williams and Jason Orange were also part of the original band but left the group in 1995 and 2014, respectively.

Gary Barlow admits he has struggled to find peace in the 12 years since the tragic passing of his daughter Poppy. In a rare public reflection, Gary told how he has never really been able to process the loss of his baby girl, and he still feels a sense of bitter injustice that it had to happen to his family, the Mirror reports.

Gary Barlow has shared his ongoing struggle with the tragic loss of his daughter Poppy, who was stillborn in August 2012.

Gary Barlow is still "angry" about the tragic passing of his daughter Poppy and admits he has struggled to find "peace" in the last 12 years.The 53-year-old singer and his wife Dawn's fourth child Poppy arrived into the world stillborn in August 2012, just a few days before he was due to perform at the closing ceremony of the London Olympics with Take That. In a rare moment of public reflection about the effect Poppy's passing has had on him, Gary told how he has never really been able to process the loss of his baby girl, and he still feels a sense of bitter injustice that it had to happen to his family.

Netflix has released its new documentary series on Robbie Williams – check out the full list of every song used in the series below.Directed by Joe Pearlman (Lewis Capaldi: How I’m Feeling Now), the four-part series features never-before-seen archive footage spanning the singer’s 30-year career, from his origins as a member of Take That to his breakout success as a solo artist.Reviewing the series, NME said: “Robbie Williams is a tale of the last era of super-charged celebrity. It’s an unflinching depiction of tabloid fuckery, mass ignorance of mental health issues and a pre-social media age in which a handful of celebrities found themselves at the molten centre of the pop culture universe.”It adds: “It’s a persuasive account of the gulf that can occur between wealth and happiness, a simple sentiment that can be difficult to really feel. Like Robbie himself, the show’s imperfect and a little insular, but its emotional pull is undeniable.”Watch the trailer for the series and see the full list of songs used in the show below.1. ‘Let Me Entertain You’ – Robbie Williams2. ‘Take That And Party’ – Take That3. ‘Do What You Like’ – Take That4. ‘Could It Be Magic’ – Take That5. ‘Back For Good’ – Take That6. ‘Back For Good’ (Live At The Forum, London in 1998) – Robbie Williams7. ‘Angelino Coffee Break, Рt. 2’ – Andrea Sacchi8. ‘South Of The Border’ (Rehearsal Recording, Spring 1997) – Robbie Williams9. ‘South Of The Border’ – Robbie Williams10. ‘Let Me Entertain You’ (Live At The Forum, London in 1998) – Robbie Williams11. ‘Angels’ (Live) – Robbie Williams12. ‘Jamaica Man’ – Kenny Graham13. ‘Strong’ – Robbie Williams1. ‘Strong’ – Robbie Williams 2. ‘Millennium’ – Robbie Williams 3. ‘Deee-Lite Theme’ – Deee-Lite 4. ‘Forever Texas’

Take That are coming to Manchester as part of their huge UK and Ireland 2024 tour and tickets are set to go on sale soon.

Robbie Williams in her new book, saying that “it’s nice to put the truth out there”.The former Spice Girl and the Take That star had a relationship during the 90s, with Mel opening up about how she hadn’t bothered to warn Robbie about what she'd written about him in her autobiography, Who I Am.She said: "Nah, sod him! I’m not warning him about anything the way he’s behaved over the years. Like all of us, relationships come and go.READ MORE: Robbie Williams can’t avoid ex lovers on TV after admitting he’s bedded over 100 women"It really hurts at the time, but once you’re over it, you’re over it and you move on.

Gary Barlow was so disgusted with his weight when he was at his heaviest of 17-and-a-half stone he removed all the mirrors from his house.The Back For Good singer saw his weight balloon in the wake of Take That's 1996 split and after he was dropped as a solo artist by his record label in 1999.Gary gorged on chocolate, takeaways and alcohol as well as heavily smoking cannabis and cigarettes.READ MORE: Gary Barlow worries fans as he offers health update on wife after ‘big operation’His depression about the apparent end of his career as a pop star was made worse by former bandmate Robbie Williams’ chart success, and he locked himself away at home.When he got sick of seeing the reflection of his bloated body he made the decision to ditch his mirrors rather than lose the weight.Sharing one of the toughest times of his life in his one-man theatre show A Different Stage, Gary said: "I’ll be walking down the street and someone would shout, 'Hey Gary, Robbie’s doing well isn’t he.'"Walk past a building site and they’d stop and sing Let Me Entertain You."One day I just thought, ‘Oh god, I’ve got to do something about this.’ So I did, I stopped walking down streets and bought a house I used to ride past on my BMX, shut the gates and didn’t come out."There was a little menu any given day for 1999, breakfast spliff – wake and bake – 11am Quality Street, eat all the ones you like, leave all the ones you don’t, 1pm more food … and then 4pm all the Quality Street you didn’t eat in the morning and then 6pm the doors are open, it’s party time, Jack Daniels and Coke, oh and cigarettes, 40 on a bad day, 60 on a good one."Now, a guy doesn’t want to see himself go through this."One morning I caught myself in the mirror and I thought, 'Oh no,

WITH a legion of fans and a string of hits, Gary Barlow rose to fame as the Nineties poster boy for chart-toppers Take That. But despite writing their biggest hits, including A Million Love Songs and Back For Good, he was “drowning in jealousy” as his ex-bandmate Robbie Williams carved out a hugely successful solo career after quitting the band in 1995.

Gary Barlow has confessed he was "drowning in jealously" after Robbie Williams quit Take That for a solo career. The 'Back For Good' hitmaker wishes he was the one who ditched his bandmates and become a wild pop star like the 'Angels' hitmaker, who became one of the world’s biggest solo stars after leaving the band in 1995. Writing in his new tome, 'A Different Stage', he spilled: "I felt a bit jealous that I wasn’t the one who’d stood up and said, 'Up yours, I wanna have some fun.

EXCLUSIVE: Relight My Fire! It required a little Patience but Take That movie Greatest Days, which will star Aisling Bea, has set its cast and financiers ahead of shoot next month. The question now is: Could It Be Magic?

The cast of Austin Powers is back together for a hilarious commercial that is going to be airing during the 2022 Super Bowl!

The Masked Singer UK’s very own Traffic Cone has been ‘solved’ by eagle-eyed fans on social media - as they’re sure he’s set to be unmasked as an iconic quiz show host.After the unmasking of Doughnuts as football star Michael Owen and Firework as Kidulthood actor Jaime Winstone last week, it appears no celebrity is off-limits.So it would make sense for a popular comedian and quiz show host to be underneath at least one mask - and fans reckon Pointless presenter Alexander Armstrong could be the one.Taking to Reddit, users were keen to air their theories - including one who suggested: "For me, Robobunny, Panda, Rockhopper and Mushroom are clearly singers."So, I believe this would be Traffic Cone, especially given the overall comedic presentation of his clues/background during performances on stage."I remember 'Back For Good' was his clue song and wondered whether that referred to Alexander Armstrong, the aim of his quiz show 'Pointless' is to score fewer points ie going backwards rather than forward."They added: "No comedians have been unmasked so far in Series 3."Another fan was quick to agree: "There must be at least one comedian in there."Some comedians that have really good singing voices are Alexander Armstrong, Bradley Walsh, Lee Evans and Billy Bailey.

The Masked Singer fans are certain that they have figured out who Traffic Cone is ahead of this weekend’s double elimination.Comedian Rob Brydon is tipped to be behind the mask after a video of the star has surfaced, showing him singing vocals that relate to some of Traffic Cone’s clues.A fan wrote: “Traffic cone singing Back For Good is really reminding me of Rob Brydon when he's singing as Uncle Bryn in Gavin and Stacey. No idea if the clues fit though."One eagle eyed fan said: "It is Rob Brydon! He had an argument with the Japanese embassy in 2011 and also had a sitcom linked to him called Candy Chops in 2015.""Traffic Cone is definitely Rob Brydon," said one adamant viewer.To add fuel to the fire, Rob has previously mentioned that he was asked to take part in the series.He appeared on ITV’s The John Bishop Show where he was asked about the programme.Rob was open to the line of questioning and said that he had seen the speculation against him as Traffic Cone.John asked: "I mean, you must have been asked to do The Masked Singer surely, because you've got a good singing voice."Rob nodded shyly and admitted that he had been asked.He then said: "Every Saturday night people think I'm Traffic Cone.

Dancing on Ice on Sunday. Posing backstage, Holly struck a statuesque pose in the head to toe purple ruched gown, designed by Irena Soprano for Sol Angelann.

The Masked Singer UK's Traffic Cone could be after their third performance. The masked celebrity dished out a few more clues before taking to the stage to perform a rendition of Take That's 'Back For Good'.

Gary Barlow has revealed his iconic group Take That will be Back For Good once pandemic restrictions have lifted and big concert venues are cleared to open again. The singer, who turned 50 in January, admitted he wasn’t sure if he, Mark Owen, 48, and Howard Donald, 50, would be putting out an album or going on tour – or even both.

Gary Barlow thinks Take That will be Back For Good as an original five-piece before long.The band have been working as a three-piece for seven years with Gary, 50, Mark Owen, 48, and Howard Donald, 50, carrying on as a trio. Robbie Williams, 46, has appeared on stage with them on occasion but never officially re-joined.

have confirmed the track listing and artwork for their forthcoming live album.

Singer Gary shot to fame in the early 90s with the Manchester boy band Take That and before fame he was singing on the northern club circuit since he was in his teens.

By Andreas Wiseman