London Pride: Last News

Ariana Grande has announced a reissue and set of 10th anniversary celebrations for her debut album ‘Yours Truly’.The reissue will land next week (August 25) as a digital deluxe album on streaming services.The singer will also take part in two Q&A sessions on August 25 and 28, with a set of live performances also set to take place across the week after its release.On August 30, the celebrations will wrap up with another live performance as well as the premiere of “some behind the scenes stuff we found.”Speaking of her debut album, Grande said: “This was such a healing and special project to do.”A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande)Last month, Grande shared a video of her singing Kylie Minogue‘s ‘Padam Padam’ in celebration of London Pride.She took to her Instagram Stories to post a video of her lip-syncing and dancing along to the Minogue track with the caption, “Happy London Pride! I Love Youuuuu.”The 30-year-old also shouted out Minogue, writing, “@kylieminogue you’re perfect.” The message came decorated with Pride flags, noting that ‘Padam Padam’ has become a huge hit among the LGBTQIA+ community.Earlier this year, the singer opened up about fans’ “concerns” about her body, urging them to be kinder to others.The singer took to TikTok to address long-running discussions about her appearance. “I just wanted to address your concerns about my body and talk a little bit about what it means to be a person with a body and to be seen and to be paid such close attention to,” she said as subtitles in the video read.

Kylie Minogue has teased the idea of having her own Las Vegas residency one day in a recent TV appearance.Many fellow pop stars have had Las Vegas residences. Katy Perry, Adele and Usher currently have their respective shows on the Vegas Strip, while in the past Mariah Carey held ‘The Butterfly Returns’ residency, Jennifer Lopez delivered the ‘All I Have’ show and Britney Spears took her turn with ‘Piece Of Me’.This week, Kylie Minogue and Adam Lambert appeared on the talk show Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen.

The “Heartstopper” cast had a message for anti-LGBTQ+ protesters as they were seen partying at London Pride over the weekend.

Ariana Grande has shared a video of her singing Kylie Minogue‘s ‘Padam Padam’ in celebration of London Pride.London Pride took place over the weekend (Saturday July 1), with many of the streets in the centre of the capital closed for music and culture events, parades, concerts and more to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community.That day, Grande took to her Instagram stories to post a now-expired video of her lip-syncing and dancing along to the Minogue track with the caption, “Happy London Pride! I Love Youuuuu.”The 30-year-old also shouted out Minogue, writing, “@kylieminogue you’re perfect.” The message came decorated with Pride flags, noting that ‘Padam Padam’ has become a huge hit among the LGBTQIA+ community.ariana grande sings along to @kylieminogue 'padam padam' pic.twitter.com/0voMn8SjSQ— Minogue Updates (@MinogueUpdates) July 1, 2023The Australian soap star-turned-pop juggernaut’s latest single has become Minogue’s 35th UK Top 10 hit after it peaked at Number Eight on the UK Top 40 chart. Also, many publications cite ‘Padam Padam’ as a “gay anthem” and the word “Padam” is being used as a catch-all gay communiqué.Vice US President Kamala Harris has also been seen dancing to the track.

Heartstopper were seen raising their middle fingers to anti-LGBTQ+ protesters at London Pride today (July 1).The teen drama’s cast, among them Joe Locke (Charlie), Kit Connor (Nick), Will Gao (Tao) and Yasmine Finney (Elle), had their own float during the capital’s annual Pride parade, from which they hit back at a small group of religious protesters, as well as dancing along to the music  and blowing kisses to them.Check out footage of the moment below [filmed by PinkNews].Incredible: the #Heartstopper cast responded to religious protesters trying to disrupt this year's #LondonPride in the best way: by giving them the finger.

Adam Lambert is mixing up his look, and the results are so good and equally colorful!

Eurovision Song Contest 2023.Ukraine's act Kalush Orchestra won the 2022 contest with their track Stefania, with hosting duties usually passed down to the winning country.However, with the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, it was decided that the UK would host instead, after Spaceman singer Sam Ryder placed second.READ NEXT: Eurovision Song Contest host city shortlist announced as London misses outSeven cities have been shortlisted as potential hosts for the Eurovision Song Contest – Birmingham, Glasgow, Liverpool, Sheffield, Manchester, Leeds and Newcastle - and speaking exclusively to Daily Star, former winner Netta predicted who the host city could be.Netta - who won the contest for Israel in 2018 - revealed that she has a history predicting the host city, saying: "I guess, it's time to do this again."I'll say Manchester. I'll say that."However, the Toy and I Love My Nails singer gave her prediction with a warning, as she revealed that the city she always predicts as the host is usually incorrect."You know, I'm laughing because it's a thing for me predict the city - because I always predict it wrong," said Netta."When I won, I said 'I love my country.

The actress continued: "I was a human, a vampire, a doppelganger, a crazy immortal, a doppelganger pretending to be human, a human pretending to be a doppelganger."I got kidnapped, killed, resurrected, tortured, cursed, body-snatched, was dead and undead, and there’s still so much more to come … Elena fell in love not once, but twice, with two epic soulmates, and I myself made some of the best friends I’ll ever know and built an extended family I will love forever.”"There’s more to come before we wrap this up, and I promise you’ll get to hear all about my experiences … as we approach the season finale … but until then I invite you to hop on the roller coaster ride that is Elena Gilbert’s life and join me as I celebrate her and prepare to say goodbye to her — and to my work family — as I move on to the next chapter of my life."I want to share this goodbye with all of you," she ended her post.Elsewhere in the chat, the singer spoke about her performance at London Pride, saying: "It's such an honour for me because I spend a lot of time in London, my father's African but was in London, London based for many years."So I grew up listening to a lot of spice girls and Craig David and different artists like Elton John and Freddie Mercury."I was always really inspired by UK Music, UK artists to step UK garage," she added.Kat continued: "But for me, London is like one of the most important cities in the world and you have been invited to perform at such an impactful festival that is about human rights and equality is such an honour."It's different than getting invited to do, you know, a little show or something like that.She explained: "It's like, 'hey, we think that you are, your voice, is important enough to put you on

London Pride, wearing denim shorts, a black top and a colourful kimono with a rainbow flag trim at the bottom. Dame Kelly completed the look with sunglasses and a black cross-body bag which also featured a rainbow stripe down the middle. Addressing the crowd, Dame Kelly insisted she would never live ‘behind that curtain’ again.She explained: ‘For those that don’t know me, I am an honorary colonel with the Royal Armoured Corps Training Regiment, I am a Dame Commander of The British Empire, I am the first British woman in the history of the Olympic Games to win two gold medals at the same games, I am mixed race and I am also a gay woman.‘For 34 years I have never been able to say those words until two weeks ago due to the fear of judgment and retribution that was instilled in me since the age of 18 because the laws in the military and being in the public eye didn’t allow me to do it.’She thanked fans for their support since coming out, adding: ‘All I can definitely say now is I’m 52, I’m never going to live behind that curtain again.’The sportswoman was joined by Alison Hammond and Phillip Schofield, who both wore white T-shirts with the ITV logo in rainbow colours. Dame Kelly had publicly come out as gay just two weeks beforehand, having felt she had to hide her sexuality for 34 years for fear of persecution.She revealed that she had first realised she was gay at the age of 17 in 1988 when she kissed a female comrade while was a soldier in the Women’s Royal Army Corps.The sports star revealed that she kept her sexuality hidden for fear of being persecuted as same-sex relationships were banned in the force, but it was the pandemic that spurred her on that it was finally time to be her ‘real self’ after having breakdowns

London today for its 50th anniversary – and among them, there were quite a few dogs as well. We usually do a round up of people’s doggy friends when it comes to polling day, but it seems like voting is not the only way the nation’s canines like to make their voices heard. They’re also here in rainbow gear, protesting and partying, and looking extremely cute as they do it.

This Morning 's Phillip Schofield detailed the shocking treatment gay people continue to face. Presenting Thursday's instalment (June 30) with co-host Holly Willoughby, Phil, 60, welcomed Gok Wan to the ITV studio as they celebrate 50 years of Pride.The 47-year-old fashion consultant spoke passionately about the subject that's close to his heart and revealed a mutual friend of his and Phil's was recently spat on simply because he's gay.Phil chimed in and referred back to a conversation he had earlier in which he confirmed his friend was fired from his job after he came out as gay."I had a phone call with someone I know and their friend has just decided to come out, later in life, and has been fired," Phil explained.He added: "But it happened openly in an email - 'You can't work for me because you're gay'.""That fully blows my mind," a shocked Gok responded.He added: "This is why, it isn't just a party on Saturday, it's about standing for equality.

HAVING brought Robbie Williams to tears on the X Factor in 2018, 90s dance legend Janice Robinson looked all set to relaunch her music career. But the singer - who wrote the hit dance track Dreamer - has now had those, ahem, dreams dashed by an “imposter” who is touring music festivals pretending to be her.

1.5 million partygoers have been known to descend on London to enjoy Gay Pride, so given the high volume of attendees and current restrictions, London pride has been pushed back to September 11 2021. That being said, there are still loads of exciting parties and events planned for summer in both London and across the UK.

A 28-year-old restaurant worker who planned to carry out a terror attack at the London Pride Parade was sentenced to 25 years imprisonment on Thursday.A Woolwich Crown Court had in February held Mohiussunnath Chowdhury guilty of various offences under the Terrorism Act of 2006. He was charged with trying to attend a firearms training school, sharing a graphic Daesh execution video, being in possession of a replica handgun, two Japanese wooden swords and a knife attack terror manual.Chowdhury had confided and discussed his plans with his sister Sneha (25) who was convicted for not informing the police about her brother’s terror plot.