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Liam Gallagher is preparing to run laps around Wembley Stadium in order to avoid legendary guitarist Brian May ahead of a memorial gig for the Foo Fighters' Taylor Hawkins.The late drummer died in March 2022, aged 50, of a suspected heart attack after a "white powder" was discovered in his hotel room.Medics at the time claimed that Taylor had suffered from chest pains ahead of his tragic death which left the world of music completely devastated.READ NEXT: Oasis' iconic Be Here Now album cover car goes missing as fans urged to find itNow, to pay tribute to the star, his Foo Fighter bandmates are putting on a gig at Wembley Stadium to pay tribute to the musician.On the night, fans will be treated to performances from Liam Gallagher, The Foo Fighters, Brian May and Travis Barker.But Liam has admitted he is hoping to dodge Brian backstage after previously "slagging him off".Speaking in 2017, Liam said: "Brian May's guitar sound sounds like he's got it clogged in his a*s."Now, he's shared his plans during an appearance on Johnny Vaughan's Radio X show, saying: "I'm hiding from him [Brian May] because I've slagged him off, so if I do see him I'll be putting me hood up and running off."He's tall, man, he's tall.

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Liam Gallagher has shared that he will not be playing any Oasis or Stone Roses tracks while on tour with John Squire.The Mancunian icons have announced their highly-anticipated self-titled album along with a string of tour dates in support of the LP. The project from the former Oasis frontman and former Stone Roses guitarist will land on March 1.

Oasis brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher.The actor, who is best known for roles in Arrested Development and BoJack Horseman, was asked to choose his favourite Gallagher brother by a fan during an appearance on Johnny Vaughan’s 4-7 Thang on Radio X.In response, Arnett said: “I know that they’re both friends of the programme and I’ve heard them both on the programme, so I don’t want to pick sides, but I did hang out one evening for a couple of hours with Noel… I think Noel because his quotes are just off the charts. Unbelievable.”When Vaughan said Liam’s quotes were on “a different level”, Arnett replied: “Than Noel’s? He once described his brother as a man with a fork in a world of soup.

Johnny Vaughan and Denise Van Outen are officially back and working together on Channel 4 show Steph's Packed Lunch.The duo will both appear on the TV show to co-host while Steph McGovern takes a day off.Taking to Instagram to share the exciting news last week, Denise, 49, wrote: "ANNOUNCEMENT. Can’t wait to be reunited with @johnny_vaughan66 to co host @packedlunchc4 "@channel4 Tuesday 13th June. @stephlunch has taken a day off so Johnny and I will be keeping her sofa warm.

Steph McGovern will be temporarily stepping back from her Channel 4 chatshow again next week - opening the doors to some guest hosts. Just last month, Line of Duty actress Anna Maxwell Martin replaced the 41 year old on Steph's Packed Lunch, but now it's Denise Van Outen and Johnny Vaughan's turn, who first worked together on The Big Breakfast.They're pencilled in to present Steph's Packed Lunch on Tuesday, June 12, marking the first time they've collaborated on screen since 2004's Passport to Paradise. "We speak all the time and we keep saying we need to do something together and this just feels like the perfect time for us.

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Christine Lampard stunned viewers as she recalled her own UFO experience. Chatting with former radio presenter and podcast host Johnny Vaughan about the recent news of UFOs being shot down in America, the 44-year-old looked back on the time she spotted something bizarre in the skies."I remember one night my dad and I saw three stars, they were in the shape of a triangle and were almost vibrating on themselves," she recalled."And they sat there for about half an hour and we just thought, 'That's really weird,'" Christine added before explaining that her dad had seen the phenomenon first and had called the family out to witness it.She continued: "We all looked up and these three, sort of, stars just shot off."Christine provided some clarity on the situation, explaining that if it wasn't aliens, she'd understand the more rational idea."It's not like I'm going, 'Oh, that's aliens,' if someone said to me, 'That's an RAF experiment,' I'd happily say that that's fine – but I saw what I saw," she revealed.Elsewhere in the conversation, Johnny shared his experience of encountering a UFO and urged anyone who might have been at the scene with him to come forward."We saw this bright light, the size of a dustbin lid, and it was sort of sweeping around," he explained.

It has been confirmed that Denise Van Outen will make a sensational return to hit TV show The Big Breakfast when it relaunches on Channel 4 this week. The former host will hand over the reins to new presenters Mo Gilligan and AJ Odudu.

Denise Van Outen is set for a big return to The Big Breakfast as the legendary 1990s Channel 4 show comes back on air this week.The 48-year-old TV presenter first hosted the show in 1997 and continued in the role for four years, alongside co-host Johnny Vaughan.But this time around she's only making a guest appearance, as Mo Gilligan and AJ Odudu will be at the helm for the new series.READ MORE: Denise Van Outen looks glowing as she flashes tan in peephole chest maxi dressFour Saturday episodes of the show are set to air over the summer beginning this Saturday (August 13) after a one-off edition last year was a hit. Speaking on her upcoming guest spot on the show, she told The Sun: “I spent some of the happiest times of my career on The Big Breakfast and I’m so excited to be popping in to see the brilliant AJ and Mo for the first show of the new series.

AJ Odudu and Mo Gilligan. The cult hit, which was an alternative to more mainstream morning shows, originally aired from 1992 to 2002, presented by familiar faces including Chris Evans, Gaby Roslin, Zoe Ball, Johnny Vaughan, Denise Van Outen and Kelly Brook.

Channel 4 daily show, which was aired live from a real house in Bow, east London, and had the presenters lounged on a bed, sparked some of the decade's most memorable telly moments. It was a more light-hearted option to GMTV and was hugely successful.Famous presenters included Paula Yates - no one will ever forget that fateful interview with Michael Hutchence - Chris Evans, Zoe Ball, Gaby Roslin and of course, the dream team Denise Van Outen and Johnny Vaughan.

Denise Van Outen has said she is glad she found fame before the rise of “scary” cancel culture.She hit the big time fronting The Big Breakfast in the 90s alongside Johnny Vaughan.But she admitted she would have been terrified if there had been social media and online trolls at the time.Denise, 47, said: "We’ve all witnessed the celebrities, actors, politicians, and sportsmen and sportswomen who’ve voiced an opinion on their Facebook page or Twitter, misjudged or otherwise, and have then been publicly hung out to dry for it."One wrong move, and all of a sudden they’re the worst person in the world. Cancelled! Now that’s scary."Back then, I tried to push those niggling thoughts to one side and just enjoy the ride."When all was said and done, I was doing what I’d always wanted to do, and I was having the time of my life doing it."In her new book A Bit Of Me, Denise said becoming a household name was a shock to the system.She explained: "There was something that felt very different about all this.

Denise Van Outen has thanked the Daily Star for making her a household name.The telly favourite hit the big time with her breakthrough 90s role on the Big Breakfast on Channel 4 alongside Johnny Vaughan.But she has praised the nation’s favourite paper in her new memoirs for helping her on her way to a glittering showbiz career.Denise, 47, gushed: "For a while, during that time, my face seemed to be everywhere."My picture was in the Daily Star so often that Johnny started calling it 'The Daily Denise'."It was what was she wearing, what was she doing."The Celebrity Gogglebox favourite even has a chapter in her new book A Bit of Me titled 'The Daily Denise'.But the star, currently reeling from her split from fiance Eddie Boxshall, admitted she wasn’t always partying at the height of her fame.She said: "The truth of it was, I wasn’t doing much of anything apart from working."I had this fantastic elaborate lifestyle from the outside looking in, but in truth, when I wasn’t working, I was sitting in my little flat and going to bed early."By that point, I was hardly going out at all because I was just too tired."If I did go out, it was to the local shop to get a pint of milk or a bog roll when I got home at 10.30am, and by that time, most people who watched the show were at work, school or uni."Nobody saw me! That said, I think some of my neighbours must have thought I was on the game, coming home in some of the outfits I did at that time in the morning."They’d see me getting out of a cab, mid-morning, in PVC trousers, tiny little tops and the occasional feather boa around my neck."I’m sure some of them, who’d never seen the show, must have wondered what on earth I was doing dressed like that."For more of the latest showbiz news

Denise Van Outen has revealed she rolled up her top and flashed her bra in front of Prince Charles.The incident took place in 1999 at Party in the Park, which the Prince attended and the TV presenter was hosting. At the event, Denise wanted to shake hands with Charles but, due to an incident at Buckingham Palace where she stole an ashtray and toilet roll cover, she was known as "too unpredictable" by royal security.She recalled: "I marched over to the window of the marquee, and while the Prince was shaking hands with the members of Steps, I called out to him, then pulled up my top and flashed my bra."I’m not sure what came over me, and it certainly wasn’t pre-meditated."If it had been, I’d have worn one of my posh bras rather than the Marks & Spencer nude one my mum had got me."Denise "borrowed" the ashtray and toilet roll the year before Party in the Park.The presenter and Celebrity Googlebox star was 23 when she was invited to Buckingham Palace as part of a group of "young achievers" in media and entertainment.Jayne Middlemiss was also part of the group attended the event.Her Big Breakfast Show co-host Johnny Vaughan didn't believe she was invited so she thought the best way to prove she was at the palace was to steal something.She revealed on live TV that she stole a toilet roll cover and an ashtray from the Queen , but it backfired and she had to apologise.On Channel 4's The Big Breakfast Show, the then 23-year-old said: "I am really sorry.

Denise Van Outen has revealed the one condition she gave for stripping off to appear on Page 3.Speaking in her new book A Bit Of Me: From Basildon to Broadway and Back the popular TV host has admitted that when she was approached to appear in the iconic glamour model slot she knew she had to make a deal that would suit her.Denise, 47, recalled the moment she was approached after becoming a household name in the UK thanks to the success of her The Big Breakfast presenting role alongside co-host Johnny Vaughan.The Channel 4 show propelled her to the dizzy heights of fame and gave her an incredible fan base amongst viewers everywhere.She wrote: "During my heyday on The Big Breakfast The Sun newspaper asked me if I'd be up for modelling on Page 3."On the one hand, I was up for it, but on the other I wasn't getting my boobs out for all and sundry to gawp at over their Rice Krispies, so I had conditions."Consequently I ended up being the first non-topless Page 3 girl."Denise then went on to explain how that was only the beginning for her as the offers for sexy photoshoots in some of the best selling men's magazines out there came flooding in thanks to her on-screen success.She continued: "After that there was interest from some of the popular men's magazines, requesting my presence on their glossy pages in a few photo shoots."Lads' mags, as they were known, were a big thing at the time: FHM, Loaded, Maxim, Esquire.

Channel 4’s lively irreverent, and often shambolic answer to the early morning offerings that ITV and the BBC were launching in the early Nineties.A generation grew up with Chris Evans, Denise van Outen, Johnny Vaughan, Gaby Roslin, Kelly Brook and Zig and Zag.Paula Yates wife of producer Bob Geldof, raised eyebrows with one of her “in bed” interviews with INXS singer Michael Hutchence, with whom she was reportedly having an affair at the time.The show, which launched in September 1992, memorably dispensed with a conventional TV studio.

The Coronavirus pandemic has forced many to re-think their plans, and one person who has had to do just that was Denise Van Outen.The blonde beauty, who ended her 23 year-long fued with Johnny Vaughan, admitted she was planning on proposing to other half Eddie Boxshall but Covid put her dampener on her plans.The 46 year old told The Sun: "I was going to propose last leap year, but we went into lockdown so it was impossible to do it properly. It didn't feel right." The couple have now decided not to do any proposals or engagements, and just go ahead with actually getting married.

DENISE Van Outen and Johnny Vaughan hope to RETURN as hosts of The Big Breakfast for the show’s 30th anniversary.  They were one of The Big Breakfast's best double-acts, hosting together from 1997 to 1998 and again from 2000 till 2001. Denise, 46, and Johnny, 54, were great mates for years but fell out after the Dancing on Ice star found out his agent was trying to get him more money in contract renegotiations and other work pressures.

DENISE van Outen has revealed her 23-year feud with her Big Breakfast co-star Johnny Vaughan is finally over. The 46-year-old admitted that she has a "lot of love" for her former co-star after they mended their friendship.

Denise Van Outen has patched up her friendship with her former co-star Johnny Vaughan after years of feuding.