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Tabitha Brown is building an empire based off of authenticity right before our eyes. Just four years ago, Brown went viral for her review of Whole Foods’ tempeh tomato lettuce avocado (TTLA) sandwich on social media. Now she’s a best-selling author, actress, and entrepreneur with fashion, home decor, and seasoning lines.In recognition of her feat, last Thursday, Hollywood Confidential honored Brown with its Trailblazer Award in what was a full-circle moment for the Internet personality who once performed at one of the events launched by producer and content creator Steve Jones.“I wasn’t free then; I was still trying to use this voice that I thought they needed and trying to find the funny,” Brown told ESSENCE of her early connection to the brand.

It was a tale of two brothers – and 2,500 other runners – at the Paisley 10k race and Fun Run earlier today.

Presenter Steve Jones and his rarely-seen American wife Phylicia Jackson-Jones looked loved-up as they basked in the sunshine on holiday in sunny Cornwall. As temperatures in Britain this week are hitting the 30s, they couldn't have picked a better time for a getaway to the coast.

John Lydon has criticised his former Sex Pistols bandmates’ new Danny Boyle-directed biopic series in a new interview.Pistol premiered on Hulu and Disney+ on May 31. It stars Anson Boon as Johnny Rotten, Louis Partridge as Sid Vicious, Jacob Slater as Paul Cook and Christian Lees as Glen Matlock among a cast line-up that also includes Maisie Williams.

With all the renewed interest in the Sex Pistols – thanks to that new Disney+ series ‘Pistol’ and the Queen’s platinum jubilee – talk has understandably returned to whether or not the band will ever perform together again. Not likely, you’d probably quite correctly say, but what if they did it Abba-style and didn’t actually have to get in the same room together?Asked on Rolling Stone’s Music New podcast about the possibility of another Sex Pistols reunion – the last having been in 2008 – guitarist Steve Jones references Abba’s new ‘Abba Voyage’ show in London, which sees the band members represented by digital avatars.“Seeing that Abba can do it without being there, I’d be down for doing that thing – they’re there but they’re not really there”, he says.

Sex Pistols‘ Steve Jones says he would be “down” for an ABBA-style hologram reunion for the punk idols.The Swedish pop heroes are currently hosting an ‘ABBA Voyage’ residency in London, where ‘ABBAtars’ perform alongside a live band. It’s expected to run for five years.Speaking on Rolling Stone’s Music Now podcast, Jones was asked about the idea of a Pistols reunion in the future, with the band having last played together in 2008.“Seeing that Abba can do it without being there, I’d be down,” Jones said in response.Listen to the podcast below.Last weekend (June 4), Sex Pistols‘ ‘God Save The Queen’ was the biggest-selling single in the UK. The 1977 hit was reissued on Friday (June 3), and hit the top spot exactly 45 years after it was notoriously denied Number One.

Sex Pistols, saying that his tastes have long moved on from punk rock.The Sex Pistols guitarist was promoting Pistol, the Danny Boyle-directed biopic series based on his memoirs about the band, in interviews when he made the comments.He told The Telegraph: “I never really listen to the Pistols’ music anymore. I’m fucking tired of it, to be honest with you.

Johnny Rotten was right to sue to stop FX’s Pistol from going forward.

Pistol, premiering today, which explores the rise and crash of Sex Pistols—the English band who ignited a counterculture movement in 1970s London. (The show, directed by Danny Boyle, is based on the memoir from real-life Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones.) “I was aware of the Sex Pistols and the punk movement’s impact at the time, but I didn’t realize how the fashion, music, and art all further triggered the movement,” Williams tells . “It was just a real scene in London, and it was like a small group of people that created that revolution.”The actor plays Jordan, née Pamela Rooke, a real-life punk pioneer from the 1970s who often styled the Sex Pistols for performances and served as muse to the designer Vivienne Westwood, another fixture of the decade.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticSome of the most exciting filmmaking in “Pistol,” FX’s new Danny Boyle-directed limited series, happens onstage. In concert scenes featuring the Sex Pistols — the real-life punk pathbreakers at the center of this story — the camera toggles between performer and spectator, moving so rapidly that it seems to eliminate the distance between the two.

Disney+ - but it has not been an easy road to get here.Pistol, a new biopic six-part mini series by Trainspotting and Slumdog Millionaire director Danny Boyle, is based on a 2016 memoir by band member Steve Jones called Lonely Boy: Tales From A Sex Pistol.However, it recently became the subject of a court battle between The Sex Pistols band members, after singer John Lydon wanted to prevent the band's songs being used in the programme.As Pistol drops on Disney+, Daily Star has taken a closer look inside The Sex Pistols feud.In 2021, Sex Pistols singer John Lydon took his fellow band members to court, in a legal battle over the use of the band's music in the new mini series Pistol.He wanted to block the makers of Pistol from using their music in the series, but instead, band members Steve Jones and Paul Cook sued the singer in order for the songs to be used.In court, guitarist Steve Jones and drummer Paul Cook argued that, under the terms of a band agreement made in 1998, decisions regarding licensing requests could be determined on a 'majority rules basis'.However, John Lydon argued that licences could not be granted without his consent.A High Court judge later ruled they could invoke majority voting rights and the music was approved for use in the series.A joint statement by Steve Jones and Paul Cook following the ruling, read: "It brings clarity to our decision-making and upholds the band members’ agreement on collective decision-making."It has not been a pleasant experience, but we believe it was necessary to allow us to move forward and hopefully work together in the future with better relations."Following the court ruling, each of the band members had very different reactions to the ruling - from anger, to regret

John Lydon has made it crystal clear that he’s not thrilled that the story of his one-time band, Sex Pistols, is being brought to the screen in the new Hulu series “Pistol”, airing in Canada on Disney+.

pop star Chrissie Hynde has told how a bathroom romp with Sex Pistol Steve Jones drove her to eat meat.The Pretenders singer revealed she devoured chicken after sneaking off to have sex with the guitarist at a party in London.Describing the bizarre encounter during a radio interview with Jones, Chrissie said: “Do you know what I remember about that party was there was a turkey or a chicken and I ate a piece of it.“I still remember that because of course, it was a huge violation for me.“I was so hungry and after what I’d just been up to in the bathroom, I thought, you know.“I was already working with ‘the man downstairs’ and I thought: `F*** the chicken’.”Hynde, 70, became a vegetarian aged 18 in 1969 and is a long-standing eco-activist and animal rights campaigner.Jones, 66, has told how Hynde was one of his conquests after the pair met before they were famous in the ’70s.The American singer worked at a King’s Road boutique called SEX owned by fashion designer Vivienne Westwood and former Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren.The chicken revelation came as the pair reminisced over the times “when we had sex many years ago”.Chrissie said of Jones: “I think when I didn’t have a place to live and I used to come around to the studio, I think he used to give me one.”Jones said he remembered `another spot as well’, adding: “It was at a party - in the bathroom.”The interview, first broadcast on the Jonesy’s Jukebox radio show in Los Angeles, has now emerged after featuring in a new series of podcasts.Introducing the podcast episode, Jones said: “It’s a very funny interview.”Sex Pistols’ Steve Jones and Paul Cook recently joined Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams at Danny Boyle’s Pistol premiere.The God Save The Queen hitmakers

Maisie Williams and Iris Law bring punk glamour to the global premiere of ‘Pistol’ at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square on Monday (May 23) in London, England.

John Lydon to “attack” his Sex Pistols biopic series Pistol, saying that he wouldn’t expect the singer to “change the habit of a lifetime”.The director made allusions in a new interview to the former Sex Pistols frontman’s outspoken nature. Lydon, who was known as Johnny Rotten in the legendary punk band, has criticised the forthcoming biopic on several occasions since its inception.Among those is the time that Lydon called the series a “middle class fantasy” that is “rewriting history” and “would be funny if it wasn’t tragic”.On another occasion he claimed that the production was green-lit without his consent, saying that it’s the “most disrespectful shit I’ve ever had to endure”.

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker over their love of punk band Sex Pistols.Maisie, 25, made an appearance on The Tonight Show on Wednesday (18 May) her new mini-series Pistol about the iconic British punk group.The Game of Thrones star told host Jimmy Fallon that she met the newlyweds at the Met Gala and the trio instantly clicked. Maisie said that the couple were sat next to her, and she tried to figure out how to break the ice with them."I was on a table with Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker," she revealed, as Fallon said, "They're fun."Maisie added: "I needed to, like, have an in to the conversation, have something to say, something interesting for them to know."She realised that the couple's outfits had been inspired by notorious Sex Pistols bassist Sid Vicious and his girlfriend Nancy Spungen, and knew that they had something in common.

Did you know that Pistol co-stars Thomas Brodie-Sangster and Talulah Riley are a couple in real life?

FORMER Sex Pistols Paul Cook and Steve Jones were the big draw at the premiere of their new TV series — without ex-pal Johnny Rotten. Paul, 65, and Steve, 66, were in California to promote Pistol, a dramatisation of their rise to punk fame in the 70s.

As if we weren’t excited enough to watch Danny Boyle’s TV series about the Sex Pistols, Maisie Williams has shared some pretty iconic behind-the-scenes pictures to tide us over while we wait. The 24-year-old looks worlds away from her Game of Thrones Arya Stark image as she’s starring as a punk icon Pamela Rooke – aka Jordan – in the Disney+ drama series, based on guitarist Steve Jones’ memoir Lonely Boy: Tales From A Sex Pistol. In one selfie, she appears to be bleaching her facial hair after already dying her brunette locks to bright blonde, while in another she’s posing with a blue up-do.

Hollywood Confidential panel series is back outside and returning with a bang! On Monday, May 9th at 7PM, actress, director and producer Meagan Good will join Hollywood Confidential creator and host Steve Jones for an intimate sit down at the Saban Theater in Los Angeles, CA. The free live event will hear the talented beauty open up about her multi-faceted Hollywood journey, personal and professional lessons learned along the way and what’s next as she continues shaping her career legacy from both in front of and behind the camera.

The revolution has arrived in the full trailer for Danny Boyles’s Sex Pistols limited series, “Pistol”.