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Garth Brooks gave Irish fans a surprise concert during his stay.

Victoria Beckham shared a cute ‘first’ after 23 years of marriage, as she finally gave in and rode on his motorbike.  Victoria gave fans a glimpse at her first time riding pillion while the pair spend time together in Aspen, Colorado.  She shared a series of clips of her hopping on the back of the bike with David, telling her followers: ‘Our Maverick Moment!!‘@davidbeckham has been trying to get me on the back of his bike for years and finally I did it! It was so much fun!!’Referencing her aviator sunglasses and helmet looking like something Tom Cruise’s Maverick would wear in Top Gun, VB also overlaid Kenny Loggins’ track Danger Zone from the original movie soundtrack.

Jonathan Cohen Todd Fancey’s vocals have been heard by millions, as the multi-instrumentalist for the New Pornographers and as the balladeer behind “That One Night,” the song that’s central to what is arguably the most cringe episode of “The Office,” 2008’s “Dinner Party.” The hilarious, earnestly yearning delivery isn’t all that true to Fancey’s artistry, though his new album, “Star Dreams” (out today), nods to the year 1980, which also saw the release of Benny Mardones’ “Into the Night,” a Yacht Rock classic not dissimilar in sentiment.  The 10-track album under the banner Fancey was co-produced by Vancouver music veteran Allan Rodger and sports contributions from vocalist Micae and New Pornographers drummer Joe Seiders, who traded his sticks for the Yamaha DX-7 electric piano/synthesizer. That instrument’s preset sounds found their way into some of the ‘80s biggest songs by Whitney Houston, Kenny Loggins and Luther Vandross, a vibe enhanced on “Star Dreams” by the use of the Korg Poly synth and the Oberheim drum machine.“This album probably still sounds ‘70s-ish because I can’t really help myself,” Fancey confesses to Variety.

A viral TikTok dance left Kyra Sedgwick icing her wrist. Her husband, Kevin Bacon, shared a picture of Sedgwick applying a cold compress to her wrist on Instagram after attempting the "Footloose" TikTok trend. "The aftermath of nailing a TikTok dance #Footloose," Bacon wrote alongside the image.The dance – which is set to Kenny Loggins title song – features one dancer holding the other by their arm and leg before dropping to the beat.

Kevin Bacon and wife Kyra Sedgwick thrilled their fans when they tried their hand at doing the viralFootloose Drop dance trend taking over TikTok, inspired by his iconic 1984 film Footloose.In his original post, the actor, 62, shared a sweet video of him andhis other half, 54, to Instagram on Tuesday, as he held her by the arm and leg, before dropping her to the beat.But he didn't disclose what happened afterward and on Thursday, finally come clean. Ouch: Kevin Bacon shared the aftermath of his and Kyra Sedgwick's recreation of the viral Footloose dance, show that even though the 'nailed it,' his wife needed to ice her wrist.It appears when they 'nailed it,' the Closer star actually hurt her wrist, and Kevin shared a photo of his wife of more than three decades treating it with an ice pack and writing, 'The aftermath of nailing a TikTok dance #Footloose.'Fans rallied with their own cheeky posts, writing, 'Poor Kyra but hey at least it looked great while you were performing it! ❤️,'Oh man.

Kevin Bacon is kicking off his Sunday shoes nearly 40 years after cutting loose in 1984’s "Footloose." The actor recently took to his social media and tried out the viral "Footloose Drop," a TikTok trend that has reached millions of views, with the help of his wife Kyra Sedgwick. The viral moves, which are set to the film’s title track by Kenny Loggins, involve one person holding the other by their arm and leg before they drop to the beat. "I don’t remember this being part of the original #Footloose choreography, but figured we’d give it a spin," the 62-year-old captioned the video.

Kevin Bacon and wife Kyra Sedgwick tried their hand at doing the viralFootloose Drop dance trend taking over TikTok, inspired by his iconic 1984 film Footloose.The actor, 62, posted a sweet video of him andhis other half, 54, to Instagram on Tuesday, as he held her by the arm and leg, before dropping her to the beat.'I don’t remember this being part of the original choreography,' he jokingly wrote in the caption underneath the video, adding, 'But figured we’d give it a spin.' Still got it! Kevin Bacon and wife Kyra Sedgwick tried their hand at doing the viral Footloose Drop dance trend taking over TikTok, inspired by his iconic 1984 film FootlooseThough he didn't rememberthat particular move, the couple aced the dance - which is set to the film's title track by Kenny Loggins -and gave each other an encouraginghigh-five at the end. The Mystic River star went barefoot for the short clip, and sported a casual look, wearing a black T-shirt, black Adidas sweatpants, and a hat.Meanwhile Kyra matched in an athletic black outfit of her own, wearing black yoga leggings and a form-fitting T-shirt.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticWhen “The Umbrella Academy” last aired new episodes, in July 2020, its star occupied a different place in the culture, under a different name.Elliot Page, the Academy Award-nominated performer, is by far the highest-profile member of the show’s cast — all playing a family of superheroes perennially trying to thwart apocalypse. And his public disclosure that he is a trans man in late 2020 presented the series with a conundrum as it looked ahead to a third season.

Jay Ellis is wondering how the cast was able to pull off making such an iconic sequel when they spent most of the time goofing around, and truth be told, it looked like they had a blast!Ellis, who stars as Lt. Reuben «Payback» Fitch in, took to Instagram and showed off a series of videos and photos showing him, Miles Teller, Monica Barbaro, Lewis Pullman, Danny Ramirez and Glen Powell having the time of their lives during some downtime while filming the sequel.In one of the videos, Teller, who plays Lt.

Kelly Clarkson showcased her incredible vocal range during the latest “Kellyoke” cover on her daytime talk show. 

Entertainment Weekly reported. Director Joseph Kosinki — who helmed the blockbuster, record-setting sequel — said the choice to go with the original version was to assure the audience that they were in good hands. “I wanted that first few minutes to just tell you, this is a ‘Top Gun’ movie, we love it as much you do,” Kosinki, 48, said in a previous interview.

It wouldn’t be “Top Gun” without Kenny Loggins’ “Danzer Zone”, but the musician is recalling how he set himself apart from the other artists vying to be on the original movie’s soundtrack.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorThe original “Top Gun” is a study in Hollywood moviemaking of a certain era — an era captured in the pages of Variety as the movie was birthed starting in mid-1983 until its triumphant release by Paramount Pictures three years later.The movie came together during the period when Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer were at the peak of their powers as red-hot producers of culture-shaking films such as 1983’s “Flashdance” and 1984’s “Beverly Hills Cop.” The film that the pair crafted with numerous screenwriters (more on that in the clips), director Tony Scott and veteran producer Bill Badalato launched Tom Cruise to a new level of stardom and created a legacy sturdy enough for Cruise, Bruckheimer and Paramount to leap back to the top of the box office nearly 40 years later with the long-delayed, made-for-movie-screens sequel “Top Gun: Maverick.”As demonstrated by the steady pace of news about “Top Gun,” Simpson and Bruckheimer had a ton of clout with Paramount and the industry at the time. They even were able to control the rights to the soundtrack for the film — something they learned from the success of “Flashdance” and “Beverly Hills Cop.” Simpson-Bruckheimer Prods.

Kenny Loggins is "proud" of his contribution to the original "Top Gun" movie. The singer, 74, shared with Fox News Digital that being able to record two songs for the 1986 action movie was a "real plum" for the musician.  "It was a great period of time for all of us, especially in my life at that time that I got two songs in ‘Top Gun.’ This was a real plum for me, you know?" Kenny Loggins is "proud" of the songs he produced for the 1986 action movie "Top Gun." The iconic song "Danger Zone" will be featured in the movie's sequel "Top Gun: Maverick." (Photo by Gabe Ginsberg/Getty Images) Loggins created "Danger Zone," which is also featured in the movie’s sequel "Top Gun: Maverick." He was not the original person in mind to sing the song written by Giorgio Moroder and Tom Whitlock.  "I really wasn't supposed to be the guy to record ‘Danger Zone,’" he shared.

Feeling the need for speed! Ever since its debut almost four decades prior, Top Gun has been considered an American classic — and it’s finally getting a sequel.

The bromance between Tom Cruise and James Corden remains strong… and skybound.

“Hold My Hand,” the new single from the movie’s soundtrack.But when Berlin recorded “Take My Breath Away” — the Oscar-winning smash that sent  the hearts of Tom Cruise and Kelly McGillis soaring in the 1986 original film — the band was hardly in Gaga’s superstar stratosphere.“We got really lucky because at the time we were nothing,” Terri Nunn, lead singer of Berlin, told The Post. “We had not had a hit at all.

She may not be in the movie, but Rachel McAdams arrived in style at the Top Gun: Maverick premiere in San Diego on Wednesday.The Notebook star looked stunning in a stylish black ensemble that featured a knee-high split, as she posed alongside the cast and crew of the Tom Cruise action sequel.She was all smiles at the star-studded event, and bumped into singer Kenny Loggins on the red carpet, whose song Danger Zone featured in the original 1986 movie. VIP invite:Rachel McAdams stuns in slinky black dress as she makes a surprise appearance at Top Gun: Maverick premiere in San DiegoWhile Rachel, 43, brought the glamour to the event, all eyes were on lead star Tom Cruise arrived to the premiere aboard the USS Midway in San Diego via a helicopter that he piloted himself.

“Top Gun: Maverick” is about to have its long-awaited premiere.

The runway has been cleared for Wednesday’s world premiere of Paramount’s Top Gun: Maverick, the long-awaited sequel to the iconic 1986 original that sees Tom Cruise back in the cockpit.

Gemma Atkinson, 37, shared a hilarious video from her morning workout on Friday as she joked her “camel toe bagged” fiancé Gorka Marquez.The Strictly Come Dancing runner-up made the funny statement as she trained at her indoor gym sporting workout gear from her In The Style range.The former Hollyoaks actress filmed herself dancing to Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation in view of her 1.7 million Instagram followers.Gemma gave Janet’s iconic choreography her best attempt and couldn’t help but poke fun at herself.She wrote: “It was these moves, facials and camel toe that bagged me Gorka.“He couldn’t resist!”In a follow-up clip, Gemma told fans she had to turn her music off because it was distracting her away from the workout.She said: “I’ve had to turn the music off, I can’t train with it on.“I’ve got too many sick tunes, it’s making me not want to train.“I’m not getting anything done, no, train in silence to get the work done!”She went on to say that she did put her music back on but resorted to “cheesy stuff” that didn’t make her want to dance.Her “cheesy” playlist included Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins, Hearts On Fire by John Cafferty and I Want It All by Queen.It comes after Gemma made a candid admission about her relationship with Gorka on last week’s Lorraine.Chatting to guest host Christine Lampard, Gemma opened up about raising their young daughter, Mia.Having recently wrapped up his Firedance tour with Karen Hauer, Gemma admitted that he “wanted to be home” rather than on the road.The actress said: “It was Giovanni [Pernice], he texted me and said, 'Gorka has not been himself, I am just letting you know.'"And I Facetimed him and they were all out one night, the lads, and he was in a hotel on his own."And he just got