Take That: Last News

BandLab NME Awards 2022, Best TV Actor winner Aisling Bea revealed that she is working on a movie about the music of Take That. Watch our full video interview above.The actor, comedian and writer was speaking to NME from the winner’s room, having just picked up the middle finger trophy for Best TV Actor for her portrayal of Áine in the dramedy This Way Up.“I am in an utter state of shock, needless to say,” Bea told NME after her win.

Gary Barlow celebrated his 51st birthday with a special dinner and drinks with his wife Dawn Andrews, 52, and a few of their close family and friends at a pub.The Take That singer informed his followers he’d chosen to celebrate his special day with a low-key event this year, due to the gradual return to social events in the pandemic. Sharing a happy snap of his birthday party, Gary enjoyed a swanky dinner at Harry’s Bar in Mayfair, London.The dad-of-three, who shares daughters Emily and Daisy and son Daniel with his wife of 22 years, looked dapper surrounded by his loved ones as he got ready to blow out the candles on a delicious birthday cake.The star, who also recently celebrated his 22nd anniversary with his wife, opted for a suave navy blue suit for the occasion, teaming his jacket with a lighter shade shirt.

Simon Cowell is reportedly stepping away from television to spend more time with his family. Over the weekend, it was announced that the music mogul, 62, had handed over the reins of his new show Walk The Line to former Take That star Gary Barlow while he takes on a more behind-the-scenes role as executive producer.

Robbie Williams' wife Ayda Field has shared a glimpse inside their daughter's amazing birthday celebrations.The pair share four children together, but this time around their sweet daughter Teddy was celebrating her special day.The bash was aptly named 'Tedchella,' and Ayda, 42, posted a snap of a large sign which read: "Welcome to Tedchella 2021." Above the sign was a huge balloon arch for Teddy's special day as she turned nine years old. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Toby Anstis has a story or two to tell after 30 years in the entertainment industry. Well, quite a few more than one or two.

Gary Barlow has revealed his iconic group Take That will be Back For Good once pandemic restrictions have lifted and big concert venues are cleared to open again. The singer, who turned 50 in January, admitted he wasn’t sure if he, Mark Owen, 48, and Howard Donald, 50, would be putting out an album or going on tour – or even both.

Gary Barlow thinks Take That will be Back For Good as an original five-piece before long.The band have been working as a three-piece for seven years with Gary, 50, Mark Owen, 48, and Howard Donald, 50, carrying on as a trio. Robbie Williams, 46, has appeared on stage with them on occasion but never officially re-joined.

Gary Barlow has echoed the thoughts of thousands across the UK amid the ongoing lockdown in an emotional post. Taking to his social media pages on Thursday, the Take That singer shared a candid picture of himself deep in thought as he touched upon "this tough time".In the caption, the 49-year-old wrote: "I hope everyone's ok and coping with the current situation.

Gary Barlow has touched upon his weight loss journey during a recent chat with James Corden. The Take That star confessed he had a "rough period with food" which caused him to pile on the pounds after binging on Chinese takeaways.Speaking to the chat show host on Zoom with The Sun, Gary shared: "I had a rough period with food that I'm not proud of, where I really lost control of myself.

Coronation Street ’s Samia Longchamon, (previously Ghadie) and ice skater supremo Sylvain Longchambon might have met across a frozen ice rink on 2011’s Dancing On Ice , but it wasn’t long before their hearts had started to melt in front of the entire nation. Samia, 34, who plays Corrie’s Maria Connor and Sylvain, 36, had initially intended to get married in his native France.

Take That’s Howard Donald took to Twitter recently to vent his frustration after his four-year-old son was refused a haircut because he wasn’t wearing a mask. Under the current rules, children under 11 years of age don’t have to wear one.

Take That star Howard Donald has slammed a hairdresser after they refused to cut his son’s hair. Dad of four Howard, 52, shared his outrage on Twitter as he slammed the decision as “pure bulls**t”.

Robbie Williams has revealed that he has moved to Switzerland to see out the coronavirus pandemic.The Let Me Entertain You hitmaker opened up on his move on BBC Radio 2 while in conversation with host Steve Wright.The singer explained that he was up in the Swiss Alps with his four children - Teddy, seven, Charlton, five, Coco, one, and baby Beau - as well as his wife Ayda Field. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter.

according to The Mirror, and life as we knew it would never be the same again.By that stage, however, Robbie who was weary of singing pop songs and already struggling with his addictions had one foot out the door, still leaving hit him hard.It also sparked a decades-long feud with ‘clueless w**ker’ Gary Barlow which spurned him on in launching his solo career.In the 2010 documentary Take That: Look Back, Don’t Stare, Robbie said: ‘I wanted to crush him. I wanted to crush the memory of the band – and I didn’t let go.

Robbie Williams is to rejoin his former Take That bandmates for a one-off virtual gig to raise money for charity amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Robbie Williams is set to rejoin Take That for a special lockdown concert to raise money for charity. The singer will join his former bandmates Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Gary Barlow for a special virtual gig which will take place on May 29.

Robbie Williams is set to reunite with Take That once again and it’s all in the name of charity.

Robbie Williams has hinted he could reunite with his former Take That bandmates soon after revealing the boys took part in a Zoom video meeting during lockdown.

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Robbie Williams believes he battled coronavirus while holed up in an Airbnb down the road from his family’s mansion in Los Angeles.

Robbie Williams has revealed that he is writing new songs for Take That with Gary Barlow.