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Meghan Markle and Gwyneth Paltrow have put an end to rumours of a rift with a surprise joint video on social media.The Duchess of Sussex shared a clip on her Instagram Stories which was originally posted by Gwyneth, where the Hollywood actress responded to a fan's query: "Are you comprehending the Meghan Markle beef that social media says you two have?". Gwyneth expressed her confusion, saying: "I genuinely do not understand this at all, whatsoever." In a twist, she then turned the camera to show Meghan sitting at the table with her and asked, "Do you understand this?," prompting Meghan, 43, to nonchalantly shrug, taking a bite of food.The two then burst into giggles while sitting together.

“Survivor” Season 48 star and music executive Thomas Krottinger exclusively told The Post after he was voted out that Mike White, a “Survivor” alum and the creator of the hit HBO series, actually inspired him to do the reality show.“Mike White is the reason … when I was watching everything and I got to Mike, I finally saw myself in a weird way,” Krottinger, 34, said, “I was like, ‘Oh. OK. I can go chase a dream and not ruin my entire life.’ “Looking ahead, Krottinger told The Post he wants to bring his talents as the senior vice president of A&R at Sony Music Publishing to a future season of the Emmy Award-winning show.“Put me on.

according to John Ewing of BetMGM.The Grammy-winning singer, 38, delighted viewers when he took to the field at Caesar’s Superdome in New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, February 9, before returning champs the Kansas City Chiefs took on the Philadelphia Eagles.Batiste played the piano as he belted out “The Star-Spangled Banner.”Alicia Keys still holds the record for the longest National Anthem performance at the Super Bowl. When she sang “The Star-Spangled Banner” at Super Bowl XLVII in 2013, her rendition was two minutes and 36 seconds.

The Union, starring Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry is streaming on Netflix now, but what songs are on the film’s soundtrack?The film follows Wahlberg’s Mike McKenna, a construction worker from New Jersey whose life takes a turn when his high school sweetheart – Berry’s Roxanne Hall – re-enters his life after 20 years.It is directed by Julian Farino, who has previously helmed the television films The Child In Time and Marvellous and has worked on major shows including The Newsroom, The Office (US), Sex and the City and Entourage.The Union was written by Joe Barton (Giri/Haji, The Lazarus Project) and David Guggenheim (Safe House, Stolen), and it also stars J.K.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music It is a plight common to most professional songwriters: Everyone knows their songs, but few people know who they are. And it’s hard to think of a more vivid example of that syndrome than Gerry Goffin, Carole King’s late ex-husband and longtime writing partner, who was responsible for the lyrics of such timeless songs as “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?,” “You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman,” “Up on the Roof,” “The Loco-Motion,” “One Fine Day” and dozens more — he wrote the lyrics for a total of 114 Billboard Hot 100 hits for artists including Aretha Franklin, Barbra Streisand, Diana Ross, Rod Stewart, Natalie Cole, James Taylor, Ray Charles, Whitney Houston, Kylie Minogue and of course, King (with whom he is pictured above, in the early 1960s).

Kimberly J. Brown and Daniel Kountz have tied the knot!

Kelsey Parker has admitted it "feels right" to remove her wedding ring after losing her husband Tom Parker to cancer back in March 2022. Tom, famed for being a member of boy band The Wanted, heartbreakingly passed away age 33, just two years after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. He and Kelsey married in 2016 and welcomed two children together; Aurelia, four, and Bodhi, three.

Perrie Edwards has opened up about having feelings of "self doubt" as she rings in the New Year. Posting to her Instagram Story the Little Mix singer, 30, wrote: "Anyone else get this weird feeling come over them at New Year? "Like the feeling of self doubt starts creeping in, or sudden thoughts of worry that you didn't achieve enough this year float around in your head. I always feel it.

Grammy winner Raphael Saadiq.The prodigy bass player and vocalist has been a driving force behind the many smash records of Whitney Houston, Mary J. Blige, Beyoncé and Stevie Wonder, to name a few.

One year on since pop sensation Little Mix announced they were taking an indefinite hiatus, former band member Perrie Edwards has delighted fans by teasing the upcoming release of her first solo album. The 29-year-old star took to social media on Friday to share a sun soaked video with revealed she had been busy hard at work in the studio working on several new tracks ahead of the release.

shared on Twitter.The songwriter had been battling neuropathy for the last five years and struggled to walk.“I held him tight in my arms as he left us. I am forever heartbroken,” she wrote in part.

“What You Won’t Do For Love” hitmaker Bobby Caldwell has passed away at age 71.

Jazz musician Bobby Caldwell has died. Caldwell's wife Mary confirmed his death Wednesday via a statement shared to social media.The singer-songwriter died at home at the age of 71. "I held him tight in my arms as he left us.

, scoring album of the year for Harry’s House. However, what began as a celebratory moment for the artist—who also won best pop vocal performance for “As It Was”—put a bad taste in many viewers’ mouths.On February 5, was up against some for the coveted award, which many predicted would go to for her album Renaissance. Out of the category’s 10 nominees, and were also major contenders.

Alan Elliott Alexander Hamilton, who died Jan. 30 at age 77, was a conductor and arranger who was able to add “movie star” to his credits in the last years of his life. His work on Aretha Franklin’s 1972 “Amazing Grace” album — certified as the bestselling album of her career — was heard by millions over a period of almost five decades before Franklin fans actually got to see as well as hear Hamilton’s handiwork as the arranger and conductor of that music.

The Masked Singer is the smash ITV singing series which has taken Britain by storm.Making its UK debut in 2020, the fun show sees a number of celebrity contestants belt out karaoke classics while dressed in disguise.It's then up to the judges - Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall, Rita Ora and Mo Gilligan - and viewers at home to guess who the masked celebrity is via the use of clues from host Joel Dommett and audio aids.So, what are the best and worst judge guesses in The Masked Singer's brief if entertaining history?Daily Star has conducted a deep dive to try and find out.The hands-down worst The Masked Singer guess of all-time was uttered by Jonathan Ross.The judge, 61, made a grave error during the 2020 series when he tried to work out the identity of Masked Singer contestant Daisy.Jonathan incorrectly guessed that the celebrity in disguise was Natalie Cole, the daughter of legendary jazz musician Nat King Cole.He didn't realise that Natalie had in fact died in 2015 at the age of 65 after suffering congestive heart failure.The incorrect guess saw The Masked Singer criticised by fans online, with ITV receiving a fair amount of backlash for allowing the scene (the show is pre-recorded) to air.One viewer wrote at the time: "I’d certainly be choosing people who are alive.

Strictly Come Dancing ’s Rose Ayling-Ellis has opened up on her and Giovanni Pernice ’s latest dance, sharing how she’s been left with a bruised hip following the pair’s latest routine. Rose, 27, and Giovanni, 31, will be heading into the show’s semi-finals this coming Saturday against John Whaite and Johannes Radebe, AJ Odudu and Kai Widdrington and Rhys Stephenson and Nancy Xu.

Recording engineer Al Schmitt died at the age of 91 on Monday, according to the his family. With 20 Grammy wins for his work with everyone from Ray Charles to Paul McCartney to Natalie Cole to Steely Dan, Schmitt won more Grammy Awards than any other engineer in music history.

Larry Robins, who managed such acts as Natalie Cole, Peter, Paul and Mary and George Wallace and served as a producer on a Netflix series due this year, has died. He was 75.