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Carl Barât has recovered his guitars that were stolen ahead of Dirty Pretty Things‘ rehearsals last month.The Libertines frontman issued an appeal on May 18 after two of his guitars were taken, sharing photos of the two instruments and asking fans to keep an eye out and “spread the word”.“In the early hours of this morning, two of Carl’s most treasured guitars were stolen in the Homerton area of London, as Dirty Pretty Things rehearsals were about to commence,” last month’s statement read.“These guitars hold an unfathomable amount of sentimental value so any news on their whereabouts would be greatly appreciated, the police have already been informed. Please spread the word and DM if you have any info.”Today (June 30) Barât shared a photo of the singer newly reunited with the guitars on Instagram – along with a caption suggesting the instruments were recovered with the assistance of some fans online.“Blissed out to hold these guys again.

Pete Doherty has revealed that he hopes The Libertines‘ long-awaited fourth album should be completed by the end of 2022.Doherty was speaking to NME just after The Libs stepped off stage from their opening performance on The Other Stage at Glastonbury 2022 last weekend, where the singer and guitarist spoke highly of the current mood in the camp – which was reflected in the joyous and buoyant nature of their set.“The chemistry is working to the original chemical formula, with the prosperity, harmony and advancement of the Albion’s dream and promise,” Doherty told NME.Looking to the future, Doherty confirmed that writing sessions in Jamaica were pencilled in for work on the long-awaited follow-up to 2015’s ‘Anthems For Doomed Youth‘.Having previously told NME that the record looked set to have an eclectic mix of styles in the same vein as The Clash’s ‘Sandinista’, Doherty explained: “There are lots of things on the table – some really good, strong and melodic rock’n’roll songs. We’ve also got ideas for soundscapes and spoken word stuff.”Asked when the album might be complete, he replied: “By the end of the year, I think – hopefully.

Pete Doherty laughs upon hearing the news that he just missed Mel C joining Blossoms on stage at Glastonbury 2022. To be fair, it’s because he was making his way to his backstage NME interview.He gets over it pretty quick, clearly soaking up the feel-good Glasto vibes after The Libertines absolutely smashed their joyous, sunshine-inspiring opening set on The Other Stage this morning. After being introduced by a video message from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky – who called on the crowd to “spread truth” about the war with Russia and share Glastonbury’s inclusive and loving feeling “with everyone whose freedom is under attack” – the band paid tribute to the leader and war-torn country, and brought about a little togetherness with wall-to-wall indie bangers.Before he dashed off to catch a few more bands, we caught up with Doherty to talk politics, the long-awaited new Libs’ album, and who might play him and Carl in a movie.Pete Doherty: “I’ve been alright, you know? Ticking along, ticking along.

Glastonbury is back. After a two-year hiatus, the iconic festival has returned to Worthy Farm to celebrate its delayed 50th year. This year will see headliners such as Billie Eilish, Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar — but our eyes will be firmly set on the festival’s fashion.

Ukraine, four months after Russia invaded the country.Pete Doherty and bandmates are celebrating 20 years since the release of their debut album Up the Bracket this year and headlined The Other Stage at the famous festival as part of the celebrations.But ahead of their performance, the group played a video from Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy who pleaded with music lovers to "spread truth".READ MORE: Melanie C teases Spice Girls performance with Victoria at GlastonburyZelenskyyurged those at the festival to raise awareness for their charity United24 over the course of the weekend and encouraged them to put pressure on politicians.During a break in The Gold Old Days, Pete led the crowd and chanted "Volodymyr Zelensky" to the tine of Seven Nation Army by The White Strips, which later returned at the closing of their set.Meanwhile, drummer Gary Powell started the cheer: "We love you Ukraine, we do – oh Ukraine we love you!" sending the audience wild.He said: "Greetings, Glastonbury! The festival resumes this year after a two-year break, the pandemic has put on hold the lives of millions of people around the world but has not broken."We, in Ukraine, would also like to live the life as we used to and enjoy the freedom and this wonderful summer. But we cannot do that because the most terrible has happened – Russia has stolen our peace."We will not let Russia's war break us, and we want to stop the war before it ruins people's lives in other countries of Europe, Africa, Asia, Latin America – they are all under threat now.

The Libertines kicked off the first main day of music at Glastonbury 2022, playing a raucous early morning set on The Other Stage as they paid tribute to Ukraine. Check out photos, the setlist and what went down below.Making their return to Worthy Farm after their surprise appearance on the Pyramid Stage back in 2015, the indie veterans provided a loud and boisterous wake-up call to early risers and brought out the sun after chilly weather and wet conditions set in.Their set was introduced by a video message from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, calling on the crowd to “spread truth” about the war with Russia and share Glastonbury’s inclusive and loving feeling “with everyone whose freedom is under attack”.With Pete Doherty in a long-hooded coat and wellies and Carl Barat in snakeskin boots, pinstripe trousers and a vest, the band kicked off a solid and joyful career-spanning set with ‘Up The Bracket’.During a breakdown in ‘The Good Old Days’, Doherty led the crowd in chanting “Volodymyr Zelensky to the tune of The White Stripes‘ ‘Seven Nation Army’.

Glastonbury time, the iconic music festival never fails to deliver when it comes to the style stakes. After being cancelled two years in a row it is making a triumphant return in 2022. This year is a bumper year for music also, with hundreds of acts performing at Worthy Farm between Friday the 24th and Sunday the 26th of June.

Get the latest celebrity gossip and telly news sent straight to your inbox. Sign up to our weekly Showbiz newsletter here. “Years later, when I wasn’t a committed Christian and didn’t feel the presence of Jesus in my heart very often, I still remembered a time when I did, and I’d feel genuinely safe in that knowledge.“Evangelical is the wrong word, but that’s the closest word I can think of to describe feeling the presence of God or presence of the spirit.

Pete Doherty still bears bad memories of ex girlfriend Kate Moss, 48, after she once set fire to his beloved teddy. In his new book, A Likely Lad, the 43-year-old wrote: “[there was] not really one specific incident that finished the relationship.

Pete Doherty has recalled throwing a ‘flying kick’ at Kate Moss during their tumultuous relationship.The 43-year-old musician has reflected on a holiday to Thailand back in 2007 when his then-partner had to bail him out of prison after he was arrested for doing drugs with some backpackers he met on the trip.However, The Libertines rocker says in his new memoir A Likely Lad that he was violent and aggressive, and left her at the police station.He wrote: ‘Kate and David Tang came to bail me out of the police station, and I was so out of my head I called Kate a p***k and did a flying kick at her, then ran off down a motorway.‘The next thing I woke up at Heathrow in a pair of Thai policeman’s shorts — didn’t even have my passport.’Earlier in the trip, the couple tied the knot in a Buddhist ceremony on the beach, and while the wedding didn’t have a legal standing in the UK, they were looking to make it official.However, they would split later that year after some intense rows.Pete added that there wasn’t ‘really one specific incident’ causing the split’ in 2007 after two years together, and said: ‘Our worlds were not really compatible in the end.’He previously claimed they broke up after he destroyed his teddy bear Pandy.Queen's Platinum Jubilee Pageant: Sir Cliff Richard and Naomi Campbell lead starsKate Moss lives it up at Queen's Platinum Jubilee Pageant after Johnny Depp trialJohnny Depp ‘wants to be friends with ex Kate Moss’ after she surprised him at London gigHe told the Mail On Sunday: ‘Oh no, don’t mention Pandy. Pandy, when I split up with a certain, young lady, she burnt it.

Chris Evans, 56, shared his candid reaction with Virgin Radio listeners as he announced that Pete Doherty had cancelled his appearance on the show last minute.The radio presenter could not stop laughing as he told fans the Libertines star “can’t make it” to his interview.Pete has been promoting his memoir, A Likely Lad, which is set for release tomorrow.Unable to contain his laughter, Chris announced: “I’ve just been told, Pete Doherty can’t make it today.“All of a sudden - which is sort of what you want, to be honest.

Pete Doherty has spoken about plans for The Libertines to record a new album in Jamaica.In a new interview with The Guardian, Doherty confirmed that he is on good terms with bandmate Carl Barât and that they are planning on working on the follow up to their 2015 LP ‘Anthems For Doomed Youth‘ overseas.He said: “We still feel there’s unfinished business and there are more songs to write. But he [Barât] doesn’t want to do it in England, or in France, which he sees as my turf.

Guardian if that was not what he expected, Pete added: ‘No! The initial agreement was I would talk to him on the phone and it would be in the third person.  ‘But when the book arrived it was all “I”, “I”, “I”. It’s completely shocking.

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Russia with his poetic stories. But this was a far cry from what was in store for the rocker after he ditched the countryside and moved to London, where he found himself filling graves in Willesden Cemetry.The I Don't Love Anyone hitmaker has had his fair share of controversies with drugs, which have been well documented over the course of his career.Pete has been arrested for several offences arising from drug use, including drunk driving, car theft and driving with a suspended licence.

Russell Brand previously lived a rather fruitful life in the spotlight and his relationships and sexual conquests often took centre stage.Before tying the knot with his current wife Laura, Russell was previously married to pop sensation Katy Perry.But he was also well known to have dated a string of other famous faces throughout the years and he often hit the headlines for his casual hook-ups and rendezvous.Although he seems to have put his long nights and partying days behind him, many fans are still intrigued with who the actor turned activist previously dated.Daily Star has taken a detailed look into his love life.Back in 2006, Russell dated model Kate Moss for a short period of time while Kate was reportedly on the rebound after her fling with Pete Doherty.Despite their brief fling, things allegedly went sour between the pair because Russell spoke about their encounter to the press.He also shared details of their first night together in his second autobiography called Booky Wook 2: This Time It's Personal.The star said: "To be in her presence in my house doesn't make sense. It is a baffling fusion of the real and the imagined."It's like looking into the garden and seeing Vegas Elvis mowing the lawn, or going into the kitchen and finding Elvis in the Elvis Comeback Special '68 suit cooking up beans, or going into the bedroom and there's Golden Jacket Elvis from '54."Elvis, lying on my bed looking into my eyes.

Kate Moss has enjoyed an extremely successful career in the spotlight, and she's also dated many fellow celebrities over the years. The 48 year old model's love life regularly saw her appear in the headlines, with Kate having dated stars such as Johnny Depp.

Kate Moss is expected to testify in the Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard defamation trial.Heard alluded to a rumour Depp pushed the world-famous supermodel down the stairs when the pair dated during the 1990s, and Depp's team now have a chance to dispute this claim.After getting together, press coverage of actor Depp and Kate's rise to fame as a model gave way to them being dubbed a Hollywood power couple.Kate's own career made her a symbol of the 1990s and the size zero fashion that came with it. It led her to huge deals with major brands and a soaring net worth of millions.However, her stardom and fame meant she was punished financially when news of her cocaine habit was broken by the MirrorStill known all around the world, the woman once dubbed "Cocaine Kate" is now under the spotlight thanks to the Depp vs Heard trial and her upcoming testimony.Kate Moss' net worth is now reported to be around £55million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.The fashion icon was born in 1974 in Croydon and began her modelling career at the age of just 14, before being catapulted to fame as a "waifish" underwear model with Calvin Klein at just 18.She checked into rehab in 1998 when she confessed to having never walked down a catwalk when sober.Kate said: "You kind of just have champagne ...

Pete Doherty did his best imitation of Scots footballer Denis Law on a trip to Aberdeen.

Pete Doherty has admitted he is "surprised" he is not dead or "sat in a hedge" injecting drugs.The Babyshambles star also revealed how he is missing chunks of his body from his rock days – including both earlobes after they were bitten off in fights.Pete, 43, said: "I'm surprised I'm not dead. I've managed to get out of the addictive cycle, but I was pretty f****d.

Pete Doherty has discussed his recovery from drug issues, saying he has “managed to get out of the addictive cycle”.The Libertines frontman has been clean for over two years, and recently revealed in an interview that he “nearly lost my feet” while he was battling drug addiction.In a new interview with The Guardian, Doherty said he is “surprised I’m not dead” due to his drug abuse, adding: “I’ve hedged my bets with all the scrapes, skirmishes and disasters, but I do believe in corny, happy Hollywood endings. I’m not a good guy, but I’m not evil.”Doherty added: “I’ve managed to get out of the addictive cycle – which I maintained all along I was quite happy in – but I was pretty fucked, and I’ve never really admitted to that.