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AJ Tracey has announced a huge outdoor show in London for this summer – tickets are available from here.The Brixton-born rapper, whose second album ‘Flu Game’ came out last year, will take to the stage for a headline performance at Crystal Palace Park on Saturday, July 9 as part of the Major League Baseball Home Run Derby X.“London never sleeps, I love it. I’m from here, I grew up here, it’s like performing in my back garden.

ongoing health issues. Collins was joined by Genesis bandmates Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks for their last show ever at London’s 02 Saturday evening. Collins, 71, performed the show sitting down and quipped to the crowd he will now need to find a real job, the Daily Mail reported. The band reunited for The Last Domino? Tour this year after postponing due to the coronavirus. The tour came after a 14-year live performance hiatus. Collins has suffered from numerous health issues in recent years, including dislocating vertebrae in his neck in 2007 that left nerve damage to his hands.

Ed Sheeran’s song Shape Of You has been ‘deeply traumatising’ for the singer and his co-writers, the High Court has been told.Grime artist and songwriter Sami Chokri, who performs under the name Sami Switch, claimed that the hit, released in 2017, infringes ‘particular lines and phrases’ of his 2015 song, Oh Why.He and his co-writer Ross O’Donoghue have argued that a central ‘Oh I’ hook in Shape of You is ‘strikingly similar’ to the ‘Oh Why’ refrain in their own track.The Thinking Out Loud musician and his co-authors, producer Steven McCutcheon and Snow Patrol’s John McDaid, have denied all allegations of copying, claiming that they do not remember hearing Oh Why before the claims came to light.Their barrister, Ian Mill QC, has now described the High Court dispute as ‘terribly, terribly unfortunate’ at a hearing in London, on Monday, and said that the case is ‘impossible to hold’.‘This case should never have got to trial,’ he told the court in his closing arguments on Monday, via PA.

Charli XCX was spotted wearing some absolutely fire fits as she explored London ahead of the release of her new album.The Boom Clap singer landed in the capital this week where she was set to do several interviews to promote her new album, Crash.Released on Friday, March 18, Charli has described the sound of the new record as ‘cool as f**k’, with fans having waited impatiently for months for it to be released.Despite all the work ahead however, Charli found time to explore the capital and enjoy the food and restaurants London has to offer.The singer was seen heading out of the Sexy Fish restaurant in glamorous Mayfair on Thursday, wearing a powerful slogan across her chest.It read: ‘They don’t build statues of critics’, a quote attributed to 1930s composer Jean Sibelius.Maybe Charli was sending a message to all the music critics ready to rate or slate her new album?The quote appeared on a comfortable light pink crop top, which Charli paired with low-rise black trousers to show off even more of her toned body.Charli, her brunette locks flowing down her back, also wore black shoes and hid her face with dark sunglasses.And – because it was St Patrick’s Day, after all – the musician carried a cute, smart green handbag.Charli happily posed with a peace sign for cameras before heading off to finish her night out.After her meal at the popular restaurant, Charli got glammed up to the nines as she put on a busty display in preparation for her performance at G-A-Y nightclub in central London.The star looked stunning as she swapped the pink crop top for a revealing, bikini-like black leather piece, her eyes done up in smokey silver eyeshadow.She flashed a smile and a wave to cameras ahead of her performance in the world-famous

as the British Academy Film Awards returned Sunday with a live, black-tie ceremony after a pandemic-curtailed event in 2021.Jane Campion was named best director for “The Power of the Dog,” only the third woman to win the prize in the awards’ 75-year history.Lead acting trophies went to Hollywood star Will Smith and British performer Joanna Scanlan, as an event that has worked to overcome a historic lack of diversity recognized a wide range of talents — including the first deaf acting winner in Troy Kotsur for “CODA.”Last year’s awards ceremony was largely conducted online, with only the hosts and presenters appearing in person.

Joaquin Phoenix has proved once again he’s a master of his craft as he cut a very noble figure in character as Napoleon Bonaparte for the first time for Sir Ridley Scott’s forthcoming epic film.The actor had every air and grace about him as he transformed into the French leader for his new film, which is set for release next year – and safe to say, he couldn’t have come further from his Joker days.Pictured on set in South East London, as Greenwich was transformed into 18th century France, Joaquin looked completely the part in navy military regalia, complete with golden trimming.The 47-year-old, who measures a little taller at five foot eight than the famously diminutive Napoleon was believed to be, looked a little surly in various shots as he portrayed the fiery-tempered leader.Pictured amid horses and carriages, with French flags draping the buildings, Greenwich was also transformed, with plenty of actors and extras out in force.In more shots, masked-up crew members were seen grappling with equipment as they discussed the shots. The historical drama, simply titled Napoleon, will follow the leader’s relationship with his wife Josephine and his climb to power.

Taron Egerton left fans concerned after he fainted on stage during the opening night of his new West End play, Cock.The 32-year-old was performing in a new production of Cock at the Ambassadors Theatre, in London on Saturday, when he passed out.According to reports, one of his co-stars stopped the performance and the safety curtain came down while he was treated.A doctor in the audience rushed backstage to help, with director Marianne Elliott appearing on stage with an update after a 40-minute break.She took the moment to quell everyone’s fears, explaining that Taron was ‘absolutely fine’ after the incident.Understudy Joel Harper-Jackson stepped in to his role when the play eventually continued.A statement from the play’s production read: ‘During this evening’s first preview of Mike Bartlett’s play Cock at the Ambassadors Theatre, Taron Egerton fainted towards the end of the performance.‘A doctor who was in the audience attended to Taron immediately after the incident, and whilst he felt fine, it was decided that Taron’s understudy, Joel Harper-Jackson would continue in the role to complete the performance.’Taron has yet to speak out publicly over his health scare.Cock will return to the stage for the next scheduled performance on March 7, and will run until June 4.Damian Hurley pays tribute to 'father figure' Shane Warne following his death aged 52Charli XCX gets real about perils of social media expectations: 'People see me as tough''Gutted' Ed Sheeran spoke to Shane Warne on phone days before 'amazing' friend's deathThe production, a rendition of Mike Bartlett’s 2009 play, also stars Jonathan Bailey, Jade Anouka and Phil Daniels.The synopsis reads: ‘John (Jonathan Bailey) is happy in himself, and with his boyfriend

Scarborough, 53, told The Post.“I watched a lot of ‘Columbo’ as a child and always loved the quirkiness of Peter Falk. I thought he was brilliant,” he said.

Alan Ladd Jr. was a producer and movie executive who greenlit “Star Wars” and produced “Braveheart.”Ladd was the son of actor Alan Ladd (1913–1964), the star of movies including “Shane” and “This Gun for Hire.” After growing up in Los Angeles, he served in the U.S. Air Force and spent several years in London working in the British film industry.

supports HTML5 videoJamal Edwards fans flocked to his hometown of Acton last night to pay tribute to the late SBTV founder following his death. The entrepreneur died on Sunday morning at the age of 31 following a ‘sudden illness’, his mother Loose Women presenter Brenda Edwards confirmed. On Monday night, large groups of devastated supporters surrounded the mural of Edwards, which was recently erected on Acton High Street in the area where he grew up in west London. Videos show the mourners rapping freestyles in the style of his iconic online music platform SBTV and consoling each other at the candlelit vigil. Edwards was proud of the mural and shared an Instagram photo of his close friend Ed Sheeran posing beside it in December. He wrote in the caption: ‘Took my brother Ed @teddysphotos to visit my mural in the ends! #Acton – thanks for the support as always family.’ Edwards rose to prominence after setting up SBTV in 2006, and was credited with helping to launch a string of UK music acts to stardom, including Sheeran, Dave and Jessie J. His heartbroken mother confirmed his death in a statement on Monday, which said in part: ‘It is with the deepest heartache that I can confirm that my beautiful son Jamal Edwards passed away yesterday morning after a sudden illness. ‘Myself, his sister Tanisha and the rest of his family and friends are completely devastated.

A British trans woman, Naya Martinez, 21, and her gay friend, Valentino Kyriakou, 20, were told to leave a chicken shop in north-west London’s Wembley otherwise they would be stabbed. Trigger Warning: This story has details and visuals of a homophobic attack, which might be distressing to some readers. For 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention call Lifeline on 13 11 14. For Australia-wide LGBTQI peer support call QLife on 1800 184 527 or webchat.The BBC reported the ordeal was recorded by onlookers and posted on TikTok where it went viral, and was shared via other social media platforms including , and Instagram where it has been viewed “hundreds of thousands of times.”Valentino Kyriakou, 20, and Naya Martinez, 21, were subjected to homophobic slurs by a group of young men in Wembley, #London.The video shows the friends being told that they would be "shanked" if they didn't leave.@metpoliceuk say they are trying to identify the perpetrators. pic.twitter.com/eU9BapFAos— Birmingham Against LGBTQI Hate (@BrumAgainstHate) February 1, 2022Police have yet to make any arrests as they try to identify the offenders captured on video.

Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson and her friends were reportedly branded "f***ing h**s" after they accidentally sat on another customer's scarf.

the historic house was used as the iconic band’s main practice spot in the late 1950s.Harrison and his family had initially moved into the home in 1949, when he was just 6 years old.

everyone gawping over the sky-high prices of Nusr-Et Steakhouse’s menu.Well, everyone except Marco Pierre White, that is.Receipts of expensive meals at chef Nusret Gökçe’s new eatery have made the rounds on Twitter, with videos of the foodie extravagantly serving up gold covered dishes popping up on Instagram.Despite all the talk surrounding the Instagram-famous star in the food industry, legendary chef Marco has confessed that he has absolutely no idea who Salt Bae is.Speaking to Metro.co.uk about his own new venture, Mr White – opening today – talk turned to his thoughts on the viral sensation. ‘I’ve never heard [of him], I don’t even know who he is,’ he told us.

Jeremy Clarkson says he ‘feels sorry’ for Adam Henson"As a child I tripped and fell into the path of some scaffolding and took a steel bar to the face.“It was so traumatic and left me very short-sighted in one eye," she told The Mirror.The former Great British Bake Off presenter's accidents didn't stop there.At another point in her younger years, she recalled getting grit in her face which scratched her cornea."My most impressive, though, I think, was bending down to admire a yucca plant," she added."I don’t need to tell you where that ended up.

London’s Alexandra Palace.The Harry Potter actress was joined by hosts Prince William and Kate Middleton, as well as Dame Emma Thompson, Dermot O’Leary and presenter Clara Amfo, for the bash. She kept to the environmental theme, donning a white gown which was made up of 10 dresses from Oxfam.The Hermione Granger star paired the stunning dress with minimal accessories, black trousers and chunky boots.Dame Emma, who also appeared in the wizarding franchise, opted for a blue suit on the night, completing the look with a matching blue top and white shoes.Dermot O’Leary was another star who got the suit memo, and was pictured in a black tuxedo beside wife Dee Koppang, while Clara Amfo wowed in a white patterned blazer and trouser combo.The Duke

Lashana Lynch at the 2020 Black Women In Hollywood Awards for breaking barriers as the first Black woman agent in the James Bond 007 franchise, no one knew the actress’s big screen debut would be postponed due to a global pandemic. Last week, however, Lynch and the rest of her co-stars finally had their big moment at the World Premiere of No Time To Die at Royal Albert Hall in London.

Adele has stated for the record that she too thinks London is ridiculously unaffordable when it comes to housing, and it was part of the reason she upped sticks to Los Angeles.The singer, 33, who is set to release her first song in six years with Easy on Me on October 15, announced her comeback with two explosive Vogue interviews, which covered everything from her weight loss, her divorce from Simon Konecki and accusations of cultural appropriation to what she thinks of former Health Secretary Matt Hancock’s affair.In among the gems of the British Vogue interview, the Hello chart-topper spoke about how the quality of life California promised appealed to her as someone who spends ‘most of my life in a car or inside a building’.She explained,

London on September 17.The primary school teacher was on her way to meet a friend at a pub nearby.Reacting to the news, Karren Brady, 52, said this was a "terrible reminder" that women are not safe."I am so sorry for Sabina’s family.This is truly tragic," the businesswoman wrote in her column."I am also so sorry for the children who she taught.

She came, she saw and she conquered. Cliched as it sounds, it could very well describe Dolly Diamond’s first show in Melbourne in 2004 as well as her reign for over a decade as one of the city’s iconic entertainers.In August, ‘Australia’s reigning queen of cabaret’ locked up her crown in a secure location, and bid adieu to Melbourne to head back home to the UK.

But he added: "I'd like to dedicate this award to my 89-year-old mother Pauline, who beat Covid last week."The awards were hosted by actor Idris Elba and his wife Sabrina.Ed Sheeran, who has topped the charts for nine weeks with his single Bad Habits, was named solo artist of the year, while Rege-Jean Page, the breakout star of the raunchy Netflix period drama Bridgerton, was given the standout performance prize.Gareth Southgate, who led England to the Euros final, was hailed as the inspiration of the year, while Team GB and Paralympics GB were given the outstanding achievement of the year prize.The Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine team, named as heroes of the year, was introduced by Prince Harry in a video from California.