Marek Larwood: Last News

Wild Beasts’ Tom Fleming has returned under the moniker One True Pairing, armed with the new single ‘Mid-Life Crisis’ – check out the video below.The singer and multi-instrumentalist played bass in the beloved indie rock band from 2005 until their split in 2018, and debuted under his current name the following year with a self-titled album.After a break, Fleming returned with the single ‘Frozen Food Centre’ back in November, and now follows it up with this track, a reflective, soul-searching song about growing older. “Life is short and goes on forever/ Die young or live to regret,” he sings.The track is produced by John ‘Spud’ Murphy (Lankum, black midi, caroline) and the video stars Murder in Successville’s Marek Larwood.“We all believe we’re someone until the universe proves us otherwise,” Fleming said.

SEANN Walsh has admitted that he is returning to screens sooner than expected following his successful stint in the I'm A Celeb jungle. The comedian made the exciting announcement on Instagram that he will be creating his own sitcom.

Alex Horne addresses 'unlikely friendship' with co-star Greg DaviesHe went on to say that Mike Wozniak won the task and Tim didn't, which he was happy about.Alex then revealed that he didn't think to invite his now co-host, Greg, to complete a task.The latter confessed he knew he wasn't chosen at the time which he said felt "cliquey", after one of his pals was.He shared: "I was in a sketch group, We Are Klang, and one of the members had been invited by Alex, so I knew about it."Greg, Steve Hall and Marek Larwood produced the sketch show for BBC Three for six episodes in 2009.Alex replied: "That must have looked like a quite cliquey sort of thing," to which the host added: "Yeah, it felt like there was a real Edinburgh clique going on and I