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Tate McRae has opened up about the frequent comparisons between her and Britney Spears.The Canadian singer – who released her album ‘So Close To What‘ on Friday (February 21) – has been likened to a string of 1990s and 2000s pop stars in recent years, including artists like Christina Aguilera and The Pussycat Dolls.However, the most frequent has been Spears, with fans noticing similarities in the two artists’ vocal styles and choreography. Now, in a new interview with the Independent, McRae has shared her thoughts on being compared to the ‘Toxic’ singer.“I find that flattering and scary.

Naman Ramachandran The long-running Australian soap opera “Neighbours” is set to end its run once again, with the final episode scheduled to air in December. The announcement comes barely two years after Amazon rescued the series from cancellation, marking a bittersweet end to the show’s 40-year legacy. The beloved series, which launched the careers of global superstars Kylie Minogue, Jason Donovan and Margot Robbie, has been chronicling the lives and dramas of Melbourne’s fictional Erinsborough residents since its inception.

Australian soap Neighbours has been cancelled — again.

Kylie Minogue and ALOK have joined forces on the anthemic new single ‘Last Night I Dreamt I Fell In Love’. Check it out below.The bright and pulsing dance track sees the pop icon sing: “I woke up with a crush / We never got to touch / One night was not enough / Went tripping in a dream / You there in front of me / Like LOVE love,” describing having a crush and wanting more.Directed by Minogue’s long-time collaborator, Sophie Muller, the song’s accompanying music video sees the ‘Padam Padam’ hitmaker dancing in a dark room with colourful strobe lights and rolling around on a mattress.Speaking about the track in a press release, Grammy-nominated Brazilian music superstar and philanthropist ALOK said: “In 2021, I remixed ‘Can’t Get You Out of My Head’ during a live set with my brother Bhaskar, and the response was amazing.

Actor Peter Navy Tuiasosopo, best known for his roles in New Girl, Street Fighter and Magnum P.I, has died at the age of 61. As reported by TMZ, Peter died in Phoenix, Arizona due to heart complications. His death was announced by his family on Monday night, with his son Manoah Peter Tuiasosopo sharing an emotional statement on Facebook.The heartfelt statement read: "With a heavy heart, my family and I want to thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers.

Netflix series Apple Cider Vinegar.Inspired by true events, the series follows two young women who set out to cure their life-threatening illnesses through health and wellness to a growing online audience – only for it to come crashing down when it’s discovered Belle Gibson’s cancer diagnosis is a lie.“This is a true-ish story based on a lie, about the rise and fall of a wellness empire; the culture that built it up and the people who tore it down,” the synopsis reads.Alongside Dever in the lead role, the series stars Alycia Debnam-Carey, Aisha Dee, Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Mark Coles Smith, Ashley Zukerman, and Susie Porter.The show’s score is by Australian composer Cornel Wilczek, whose previous credits include horror film Talk To Me and Netflix series Clickbait.Apple Cider Vinegar features a wealth of pop needle drops from the 2010s and beyond, including a rendition of Katy Perry’s ‘Roar’.You can check out an episode-by-episode breakdown below.Episode one – Toxic‘Toxic’ – Britney Spears‘Dirty Paws’ – Of Monsters & Men‘Suddenly I See’ – KT Tunstall‘Friends (Black Angus Remix)’ – Sneaky Sound System‘Paint The Town Red’ – Doja CatEpisode two – Clean Sheets‘Hermano A Hermano’ – Harry Lightfoot‘I Really Like You’ – Carly Rae Jepsen‘Monte Carlo’ – Remi WolfEpisode three – Pink Dolphins‘Clap Your Hands’ – Sia‘Feel So Close’ – Calvin Harris‘We Can Do Anything’ – Wizardz Of Oz‘Get Lucky’ – Daft Punk feat. Pharrell Williams‘Can’t Get Enough Of Myself’ – Santigold‘Brave’ – Sara Bareilles‘Endless Summer’ – The Jezabels‘Don’t You Know Who I Am?’ – HappylandEpisode four – Mama Aya‘Is This How You Feel?’ – The Preatures‘Magic’ – Pilot‘Everything We Need’ – Brixton‘Always See Your Face’ – LoveEpisode five – Casseroles‘Roar’ – Katy Perry‘

Neighbours.READ MORE: ‘The Brutalist’ director defends Adrien Brody’s performance following AI backlash Speaking to The Times, Pearce recalled his experiences on the Australian soap opera, in which he played Mike Young from 1986 to 1989.He said: “I have many feelings about that show. In the old days you were either a theatre actor or a film actor, and if you got stuck in a soap you were the lowest of the low — but what an opportunity.

The Residence is coming!

Scottish presenter Jean Johansson is back on our screens as she helps housebuyers on A Place in the Sun.

Madison Square Garden is embracing this cultural shift as evidenced by their impressively curated lineup of headliners and events — that cater to specific audiences’ tastes — booked at the venue from January through September this year.There’s a little something for the rave crowd (Dom Dolla on March 7-8), WWE crew (Monday Night RAW on March 10), metalheads (Disturbed on March 21), bluesy Southern rock fans (Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats on March 27) and goofy comedy aficionados (Tom Segura on March 29).And that’s just March.Later in 2025, the Knicks, Rangers and St. John’s men’s basketball venue are bringing in heavy hitters that aren’t quite as niche as the acts booked in the first half of the year.

AC/DC and Ringo Starr, omnipresent pop stars Charli XCX and Gracie Abrams, heavy metal icons Metallica and System of a Down, honky tonk heroes Post Malone and Megan Moroney, and Pulitzer Prize-wining Hip-Hop stadium headliner Kendrick Lamar (he’s a one-of-a-kind) — that might be coming to a venue near you over the next 12 months.Some of the artists on our expansive list have been on the road since the ’60s; others were born in the aughts. No matter your age or favorite genre, we have a feeling one or three acts will resonate with you.Personally, we’re most excited to see Hans Zimmer, Heart, Tyler The Creator, Weird Al and Jack White but that’s just us.So, come on a journey with us to popular music’s past and future.Here’s what 2025 has to offer.Runs April 11 through June 18Runs May 31 through Sept. 8Featuring Role ModelRuns March 3 through Aug. 12Featuring Zara Larsson and BeneeRuns May 13 through Sept. 26Runs July 22 through Oct. 23Runs Jan. 13 through July 5Runs May 11 through Oct. 16Runs March 29 through June 16Runs March 7 through July 11Runs June 20 through Feb. 28, 2026Featuring Bad SunsRuns Feb. 13 through April 21Runs Jan. 21 through Feb. 4Runs Feb. 11 through June 27Featuring Korn, Avenged Sevenfold and Deftones on select datesRuns Aug. 25 through Sept. 7Featuring Queens of the Stone Age, AFI, JPEGMAFIA, Spiritbox, Jean Dawson and others on select datesRuns April 26 through Sept. 24Featuring Limp Bizkit, Ice Nine Kills, Pantera and Suicidal Tendencies on select datesRuns April 19 through June 29Featuring The Mars Volta and FleshwaterRuns Feb. 25 through Sept. 5Runs April 15 through Aug. 16Featuring Municipal Waste and Alien WeaponryRuns Jan. 15 through Feb. 22Featuring Three Days Grace, Daughtry, Sevendust and

Erol Alkan has marked the 18th anniversary of the London indie and electro club night Trash closing down by sharing his classic DJ set from 2002.Trash was best known for its connections to the 2000s scenes like the garage rock revival, electroclash and new rave.Bands like Yeah Yeah Yeahs, LCD Soundsystem, Scissor Sisters, Bloc Party and Klaxons performed there early on in their careers. It was first located in Soho, before moving to the West End.Alkan, the DJ and producer who ran the iconic night, played classics from artists like Peaches, Missy Elliott, Primal Scream, The Cure, Nirvana and Kylie Minogue in his set, and you can check out the tracklist here:A post shared by TRASH (@trashclublondon)Alkan explained in The Guardian in 2006, weeks before Trash would close its doors, “Had someone told me on the first night that it would run for 10 years, I’m not too sure that I would have believed them.

Departing Neighbours actors have gone on to all kinds of incredible futures over the years following their exits from Ramsay Street. One star who left the soap 29 years ago looks completely unrecognisable today and runs a sanctuary with his brothers. Margot Robbie, who played Donna Freedman from 2008 to 2011, and Guy Pearce, who starred as Mike Young from 1986 to 1989, became major Hollywood actors, while Guy is known for films including LA Confidential and Memento.

Viewers were left all saying the same thing after James Norton became the latest celebrity to appear on CBeebies Bedtime Story. Following in the footsteps of famous faces including Harry Styles, Kate Middleton and Kylie Minogue, James - known for his role in Happy Valley -appeared on the iconic children’s show on Thursday, 26 December where he read children at home a story just before bedtime. Despite being aimed at children, it was adults that James, 39, got talking following his stint on the show.

When East 17 began back in 1991, the band became one of the biggest and most memorable bands of the nineties.The original line up consisted of John Hendy, Terry Coldwell, Brian Harvey and Tony Mortimer, and the foursome achieved huge success with 18 Top 20 singles and four Top 10 albums. But there's one song that proved to be their biggest hit - 1994 track Stay Another Day.The song raced to the top of the charts upon its release and stayed there for five weeks. In 1995, Stay Another Day won creator Tony an Ivor Novello award for songwriting.To this day, it is still streamed millions of timmes per year and numerous popular singers - including Kylie Minogue and Jorja Smith - have covered the popular track.

Zoe Ball has been celebrating the end of her stint on BBC Radio 2 with a festive trip to New York City.The 54 year old radio presenter was joined by her rarely-seen daughter, Nellie, and son, Woody, for a day of ice skating and city exploration. Zoe, who recently stepped down from her role as the lead presenter of the BBC Radio 2 Breakfast show, looked overjoyed as she held onto her daughter's hand on the ice.

Zoe Ball was all smiles as she exited the BBC’s London HQ, feeling "great" and ready to enjoy some quality time with her kids following her last ever BBC Radio 2 breakfast show.The beloved presenter, 54, was showered with love from celebs including pop icon Kylie Minogue, England football sensation Alessia Russo, and the Time Lord himself, David Tennant, as she broke down in tears and bid a fond farewell to her morning slot on Friday, 20 December. Stepping out of Broadcasting House, Zoe, clad in a chic black puffer jacket and clutching a beautiful bouquet, shared warm embraces with the staff, penned autographs for eager fans braving the cold, and wished the press a cheery "Merry Christmas everyone." She also told the PA news agency: “I’m feeling great, I’m going to see my kids.” As she signed off, Zoe expressed her heartfelt gratitude to her loyal listeners: "It’s been a real privilege to keep your company through your morning manoeuvres." Before spinning her final track, Keeping The Dream Alive, she reflected: "I have most definitely felt that love from you listeners.

Zoe Ball was visibly moved this morning as she prepared to host her final BBC Radio 2 breakfast show. Overwhelmed with emotion, Zoe expressed her gratitude to her loyal listeners for their unwavering support throughout the years, sharing heartfelt messages from fans that had brought her to tears.

Kylie Minogue has hinted at what fans can expect from her 2025 ‘Tension’ UK tour, promising that it’ll be “all killer no filler”.The ‘Padam Padam’ singer is due to hit the road on these shores in May, as part of her biggest global tour since 2011. It will include four shows at The O2 in London.During a new interview with The Sun newspaper’s ‘Bizarre’ column (via Music News), Minogue reflected on playing “a number of festivals and one-off shows this past year”, adding: “I feel you are lucky when you boil down a stock and get the goodness.”Looking ahead to 2025, the pop star explained that she believed her headline dates next year would be “all killer no filler”.“There are 37 years of songs to play with and heaps of new stuff,” she continued.However, Minogue has not yet finalised the setlist for her upcoming tour as she wants to wait for the rehearsal process to begin.“I am in a state right now but I know the setlist won’t be there until we get well into rehearsals and see how it moves me musically,” she continued.

Kylie Minogue and Prince‘s lost collaboration ‘Baby Doll’ has surfaced online 32 years after it was created.The song came about in 1992 after Minogue met Prince backstage after his ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ show at Earls Court in June of that year. She asked Prince what he was working on and he later invited her to his famed Paisley Park studio in Minneapolis.The funk-laden version that has landed online features lyrics that Minogue confirmed were in the song in 2018: “Let me be your baby doll, sugar and spice and all things nice/ Let me be your paradise.”Check it out below:Prior to this, while they were hanging out in a London hotel room surrounded by studio equipment, Prince reportedly asked: “Where are your lyrics?”At that point in time, Minogue wasn’t writing lyrics but threw some together for Prince to structure a track around.