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TV host George Clarke has revealed he was mugged at knife point and had his expensive watch stolen.

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Deafheaven have announced their new album ‘Lonely People With Power’ and shared its heavy single ‘Magnolia’.‘Magnolia’ sees the American post-metal band return to their hardcore roots, featuring thrashing drums, heavy and gritty guitars and George Clarke’s screeching and powerful vocals as he sings: “Warm winds blow / Secrets we die with / Trembling weakness is what haunts us now.” Directed by Sean Stout and Chelsea Jade, ‘Magnolia’s accompanying music video sees the band perform the track in a dark, hazy room.The song serves as the lead single to their forthcoming album ‘Lonely People With Power’ which is set for release on March 28. The LP marks their first release under their new label home of Roadrunner Records. You can pre-order and pre-save the album here.The album was recorded with producer Justin Meldal-Johnsen (St.

TV presenter George Clarke has revealed that he was the victim of a mugging, admitting that he could have been 'stabbed' by the thief.The broadcaster, who is best known for hosting renovation shows like Channel 4's The Home Show and George Clarke's Amazing Spaces, took to social media to speak about the horrifying incident. Writing on Instagram on Monday 17 December, George said: "To the little **** who stole my watch tonight...I pity you." After fans flooded the comments with messages of support, George continued: "It's only a watch at the end of the day. Although I loved it and grafted for it.

TV's favourite architect, George Clarke, is well-known for transforming other people's houses into dream homes on screen. But when it comes to his own pad, the Channel 4 star lives in a stunning West London abode, after completely transforming it himself.The restoration expert, 50, snapped up a classic 1960s Notting Hill property back in 2015 and completely renovated the sprawling property. George overhauled the West London home, opting for a modern yet sophisticated look with quirky details in a nod to his expertise in design.

George Clarke is loved for his TV shows including Remarkable Renovations; Old House, New House; Ugly House To Lovely House and Amazing Spaces.The Sunderland-born star, 50, grew up on a council estate and sadly lost his dad in a tragic water-skiing accident when he was just seven years old. He decided he wanted to become an architect aged 12, after spending time around building sites during school holidays as his grandfathers were both builders.

Over the years George Clarke has become known for his passion for architecture and ability to breathe new life into the dullest of spaces. As the presenter of shows including Old House, New Home, Amazing Spaces and Remarkable Renovations, 50 year old George certainly knows a thing or two about property. But away from our TV screens, George is in a relationship with partner Florence Hvorostovsky and the pair have been together since 2022.

George Clarke is known for championing great property design on any budget, but when he shared photos of his second home in Ibiza he was slammed with criticism.The architect and TV property expert's programmes include Old House, New Home where he helps people renovate their homes to suit their budget, but a social media post about his own building project caused controversy and divided fans. Last summer, George, 50, travelled to Ibiza and stayed at his holiday home, proudly sharing a photo with fans of some eco-friendly window and door replacements, thanking the company that carried out the work. He wrote: "Every single external window and door has been replaced to the highest specification.This is all part of my grand plan that is making the house as ecological as possible.

Architect George Clarke, who hosts Channel 4's George Clarke's Amazing Spaces, has confessed that he hates watching himself on TV, even going as far as to say it makes him feel 'ill'. As well as fronting Amazing Spaces, George also hosts a multitude of other Channel 4 shows, including The Home Show and The Restoration Man.The 50 year old has previously opened up about watching himself back on his programmes, as he confessed he doesn't see himself as a 'celebrity' despite his time in the spotlight. Speaking to Irish News, he said: “I never use the ‘C’ word – which for me is ‘Celebrity’.

George Clarke's chest hair was sold on eBay after an on-set accident led to it being listed online.The architect and host of shows including Ugly House To Lovely House, Old House, New Home and Amazing Spaces was recording a TV show when a clump of his body hair came off after a radio mic was stuck to his chest. His sound man, Dan, then decided to list it on eBay for a laugh, complete with photos of George clutching the strands for all to see.To their surprise, the listing attracted several bids from fans of his shows, with it eventually thought to have sold for around £300 when the listing closed three years ago.

George Clarke impressed TV viewers by building an impressive tribute to his late father. During a special episode of George Clarke's Amazing Spaces, 50 year old George and his sidekick Will Hardie aimed high, creating a hand-built observatory in honour of George's star-loving dad. Drawing inspiration from an 1830s camera obscura, a 1950s observatory, a futuristic planetarium, and even a box of fruit, they reached for the stars with a remarkable design that merged a Victorian astronomer's library with a spaceship body.

George Clarke has recalled a hugely awkward blunder he once made a pop star's home.The Channel 4 presenter has opened up about his interactions with fellow celebrities and why he doesn't attend red carpet events. George, 50, is famed for hosting shows including The Home Show, The Restoration Man and George Clarke's Old House New Home. Despite now being a public figure himself, George prefers to avoid celeb events in favour of staying at home with his girlfriend, Florence Hvorostovsky, and his three children.

He’s back on the lookout for quirky builds in the latest series of Amazing Spaces – although George Clarke warns it gets emotional when revisiting a former contributor. Carpenter and dad Adam Collier-Woods wowed viewers in series two when he transformed an old bus into holiday accommodation. Sadly, the bus was destroyed in a fire, but now Adam’s back with his latest renovation.

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Reading & Leeds 2024, the festival has announced a new stage called The Aux.Announced today (May 21), the new venue will be introduced for this year’s instalment of the dual-event, and is the first of its kind.According to a new press release, The Aux is designed with the aim of showcasing “pioneering digital creators” and will, for the first time in R&L history, present a line-up of content creators in a bid to highlight “some of today’s most popular and culturally relevant personalities and providing a new platform in the live sector”.It will allow festival-goers to attend live podcasts, interactive talks and livestreams, as well as tune into the current media landscape.To celebrate the announcement of the new stage, several acts have been announced as the first to play on the platform later this year.These include The Useless Hotline – a podcast hosted by Max Balegde and George Clarke that sees listeners send in their queries and dilemmas – as well as another podcast called Antics With Ash, hosted by Ash Holmes.Manchester’s top podcast The M1 has also joined the line-up, hosted by Mordz, SK and BillyTheGoat, as has Ayamé Ponder, who gained notoriety on TikTok and Instagram for her reactions to ‘satisfying’ videos.A post shared by Reading & Leeds Festival (@officialrandl)Melvin Benn, Managing Director of Festival Republic, said of the new stage: “The relevance and impact that this new generation of creators has on our culture and audience is undeniable.

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George Clarke is well known for his TV shows like Amazing Spaces and Ugly House To Lovely House. He returns to our screens on Monday, 26 February, with a new series of George Clarke's Remarkable Renovations, where he visits solicitor Dawn, who is embarking on a mammoth renovation of her local village shop in Yorkshire, in a bid to turn it into a home for her and her two sons. But despite being a regular TV fixture, George has a less-known personal life.The architect from Sunderland, who turns 50 in May this year, is a dad to three teenagers and has been married twice.

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Renowned architect and TV presenter George Clarke has crowned winners of a creative design challenge that will inform the design of a new £28 million complex-needs facility near Perth.

split from Katie Morgan Jones in February, however, he’s now been romantically linked to Swiss opera singer Florence Hvorostovsky.Although details of when George’s new relationship began, the pair were spotted at Wimbledon together at the beginning of this month where they posed for photos.In one snap, the pair smiled for the camera as they wrapped an arm around each other.They were also recently photographed walking hand in hand while on holiday in Ibiza after having a spot of lunch at El Chiringuito.Florence, 52, was previously married to Russian baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky, with whom she shares two teenage children.

Declan Donnelly has welcomed his second child with wife Ali Astall. The TV personality took to Instagram on Sunday (July 24) evening to share the news with fans. Dec, 46, shared a sweet snap of his newborn son holding his finger alongside the caption: "Shortly before 10am yesterday, 23.