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Twenty years after S Club Juniors first found fame, a star of the band, Aaron Renfree, has completely changed his career. S Club Juniors, who were a teen spin-off of pop megastars S Club 7, rose to fame in 2000 with hits like One Step Closer and Automatic High but called it quits just four years later. Aaron, who was the oldest of the eight band members, ditched the singing life when the band split and became a professional dancer instead.

about diamonds themselves fit these criteria—which makes sense. After all, if you’re going to name a song after one of the world’s most beloved gems, you better make sure it really sparkles.The seven tracks below do just that.“We’re beautiful, like diamonds in the sky,” Rihanna wails on this beloved 2012 track, which topped the charts worldwide and turned listeners on to a then-still relatively unknown Sia (one of the song’s co-writers).

Kylie Minogue has lent her Grammy-winning voice to read a children’s classic tale for CBeebies Bedtime Story.

Musical royalty, Sir Tom Jones, has become a household name through the decades, thanks to his vast back catalogue of number one hits as well as countless sold-out tours. The Welshman chronicled his journey in his 2016 autobiography, Over The Top And Back.

Kylie Minogue just announced her 2025 ‘Tension Tour,’ aka the ‘Padam Padam’ pop star’s first first full-on North American trek since 2011’s ‘Aphrodite: Les Folies.’This time around, she’ll dance her way into New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Friday, April 4.“I can’t wait to share beautiful and wild moments with fans all over the world, celebrating the Tension era and more,” Minogue shared in a statement. “It’s been an exhilarating ride so far and now, get ready for your close up because I will be calling Lights, Camera, Action … and there will be a whole lot of Padaming!”As of now, she has 16 concerts scheduled in the U.S.

Kylie Minogue is hitting the road stateside at last!

Kylie Minogue has announced a North American leg to her upcoming ‘Tension’ tour. Find ticket details and a full list of new dates below.Announced today (October 3), the new run of dates comes as an extension to the number of upcoming shows already announced for the UK, Asia and her native Australia next year.The tour starts in Australia in February and moves through to Asia in the spring.

Mark Ronson, recent Mercury Prize nominee Cat Burns and Jake Bugg.In a press statement, Burns – who was a student at the BRIT School, which is funded by the BRIT Trust – said: “I’m really excited to perform at the MITS. I’m so grateful to the BRIT School for my time there, and the funds raised through the event are vital in helping to find and nurture the next generation of creative talent.”This year’s MITS Award recipient Jason Iley will follow in the footsteps of past recipients Annie Lennox, Kylie Minogue, Rob Stringer, Emma Banks, Elton John, Bernie Taupin, Lucian Grainge, Michael Eavis, Pete Tong, Roger Daltrey, Jamal Edwards and last year’s awardee Lucy Dickins among many others.Iley has served as Sony Music UK & Ireland’s chairman for the last decade, making him the longest serving chairman in the company’s history.In 2022, Jamal Edwards became the MITS’ first-ever posthumous recipient after the author, broadcaster and DJ died unexpectedly in February that year.

Kylie Minogue has added another Glasgow date to her upcoming Tension Tour due to demand.

The entertainment world mourned the loss of a much-loved former Neighbours star who has tragically died from cancer at the age of 54, back in 2019. Darius Perkins, renowned for his role as the original Scott Robinson before Jason Donovan took over, was a familiar face on Australian television with roles in popular series like Home and Away and The Sullivans. His family announced the sad news that Darius passed away, and Twitter was flooded with homage posts from devastated fans at the time.

Gorka Marquez was left apologising to his fiancee Gemma Atkinson after he made a cheeky dig at her on Strictly Come Dancing's spin-off show It Takes Two.

Vernon Kay was left stunned by Rylan Clark’s appearance as the star gatecrashed the Radio 2 schedule.

Kylie Minogue has released her new single ‘Lights Camera Action’ today (September 27), off her upcoming album ‘Tension II’. The pop icon spoke with NME in Singapore ahead of her headline performance at the country’s F1 Grand Prix, giving us the lowdown on the record – including a song she described as the “distant cousin” of Britney Spears’ ‘Toxic’ – and the ‘Tension’ world tour.‘Tension II’, which is set for release on October 18, will be the sequel to Minogue’s critically acclaimed 2023 album ‘Tension’, which spawned the viral hit ‘Padam Padam’.

Kylie Minogue has announced a 2025 ‘Tension’ world tour – check out all the dates and find ticket details below.The pop icon will be performing shows across the UK, her home country of Australia and Asia next year.The ‘Padam Padam’ singer will kick off the tour with a performance at the RAC Arena in Perth, Australia on February 15, before she continues on to Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney.The Asia leg will begin with a show in Bangkok on March 10, followed by gigs in Tokyo, Kaohsiung and Manila – with all venues still yet to be confirmed.The pop star will then embark on the UK leg with a show at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on May 16, before she continues on to Newcastle, Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield, London, Nottingham and a final concert at Birmingham’s BP Pulse Live on May 31. She’s also teased that more dates will be announced soon.General sale tickets for UK dates will be available from Friday (September 27) at 10am BST here.General sale for Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney starts Wednesday, October 2 at 11am local time, and 1pm local time for Melbourne.

Kylie Minogue and Lenny Kravitz are ready for the big race!

Dr Punam Krishan was seen trying not to cry as she reflected on her first live performance on Strictly Come Dancing. The practising GP is among the 15 celebrities to have signed up for the BBC One dance contest this year.

Gemma Atkinson has revealed Gorka Marquez's sweet move while appearing live on Strictly Come Dancing after he made a vow to their daughter.

Katy Perry was beefing with Taylor Swift about dancers.The story goes that Perry stole three dancers away from Swift’s “Red” Tour to join her “Prism” Tour. At the time, they were dueling divas at the very top of pop.

Glastonbury.The Grammy-winning R&B singer – who has had countless UK hits throughout his career – is set to embark on 14 shows across the country next summer.These kick off with an opening night at the O2 Apollo in Manchester on June 4, before continuing throughout the month with shows in Glasgow, Newcastle, Bristol Leeds Liverpool and more.A show at London’s Royal Albert Hall is scheduled for June 25, before Ocean wraps up the tour with shows in Wolverhampton, Cardiff and Nottingham on June 27, 28 and 30 respectively.Interestingly, there is a day off in Ocean’s schedule on June 29 – which coincides with the Sunday of Glastonbury 2025, where the iconic legend’s slot will be taking place.Next year’s edition of the Worthy Farm festival will be held between June 25 and 29, and speculation has already arisen about who the headliners could be. Rumours around who could be filling the legend’s slot have also emerged, with reports emerging earlier this year that Cher was “in meaningful talks” with the organisers for the position.The slot has become one of the most prestigious slots of the Worthy Farm event over the years and sees one veteran artist take to the Pyramid stage late on the Sunday afternoon to break out a career-spanning set of their biggest hits.Shania Twain took on the slot at this year’s edition, while Yusuf/Cat Stevens played in 2023.

The Manchester gig for Kylie Minogue has been revealed after she announced her world tour. The songstress' highly anticipated 'Tension Tour' will see her visit the city to perform at the AO Arena on May 19 2025.

Kylie Minogue has announced the details of her upcoming ‘Tension’ 2025 UK tour.The ‘Tension’ 2025 tour is set to be Minogue’s biggest tour since 2011, with her embarking on live dates set in her home country of Australia followed by Asia and then the UK stops.The tour will see the ‘Padam Padam’ singer take over the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on May 16, 2025. From there, the singer will make stops in cities such as Newcastle, Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield, London, and Nottingham.