Phoebe Bridgers’ Early Years: A Photo Gallery Annotated by Her Mom

BBC dragon Deborah is a fan favourite on the big money investment programme and has been a Dragon since 2003, after taking over from Rachel Elnaugh on the third series.The businesswoman is one of the wealthy investors on the BBC show and has amassed a mega fortune through years of savvy business decisions, but what else do we know about her?From her 10-bedroom Somerset mansion with a whole farmyard work of pets to a whopping net worth, let's take a closer look...Somerset-born Deborah married long-term boyfriend Paul in 1993 and they live in her home county.The couple met in 1985 when he was working at her former holiday company Weststar during his university break.However, things weren't always rosy as they split briefly due to Deborah not wanting a family with him.She then took a trip to Venezuela, but on her return to London came back and married him.In a 2011 interview with the Telegraph, Deborah revealed that she never does any housework because her husband is in charge of "domestic chores."The Dragon’s Den has a seriously impressive house - a 10-bedroom mansion in fact.After selling her Weststar Holidays company for £33m back in 2006, the couple bought the lavish property in Somerset to have a calm life in the countryside. Since the move, the couple have been constantly renovating their home, using period-accurate materials - which is a factor to environmentalist Deborah’s heart.At the time they bought the property, Deborah said: "We have done it up in an ethical way, restoring whatever we can using traditional materials."That has cost us at least twice as much as it needed to.

Netflix series Cheer, has pleaded guilty to receiving child pornography and soliciting sex from minors.During a change of plea hearing in a Chicago federal court yesterday (February 10), Harris admitted to one count of travelling with the intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct with a 15-year-old and one count of receiving child abuse images from a 17-year-old.Harris, 22, pleaded guilty to two of the seven felony counts against him. Prosecutors agreed to drop the remaining five counts under a plea agreement.Harris was arrested in September 2020 on a charge of production of child abuse imagery.

Caroline Flack's ex Lewis Burton and Lottie Tomlinson are expecting their first child.Lottie, the sister of One Direction star Louis, revealed the couple's major news on social media.

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Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorCrypto.com has named Joe Conyers III EVP, NFT Platform. In his new role, Conyers, who was most recently chief strategy officer of Downtown Music Holdings, will oversee the development of Crypto.com’s invite-only NFT platform, which will feature artists, athletes and sports leagues.

While the 2021 Grammy Awards was a historic night for women, with Beyoncé and Taylor Swift both breaking records with their wins, the most nominated male artist of the year, Roddy Ricch, failed to win a single award despite landing six nominations, the same as winners Swift and Dua Lipa. Other notable artists who were shut out despite scoring four nominations include Phoebe Bridgers and DaBaby, though the latter did perform on the awards ceremony.

Elton John’s vow to “hit someone” if Phoebe Bridgers doesn’t win a Grammy after Bridgers was shut out at the ceremony. Speaking to the Punisher artist on his Apple Music 1 show Rocket Hour, John recently told her: “If you don’t win at least one [Grammy], I’m going to hit someone, OK?”Charlotte Church recalls Chris Moyles offering on air to take her virginity when she turned 16The Brit Awards 2020 in numbersGrammys 2020: video highlightsSelena Gomez explains why she hasn't been active on social mediaBeyonce pays tribute to late fan Lyric ChanelJess Glynne uses offensive slur during Mo Gilligan interview.

Megan Thee Stallion won best new artist at the 2021 Grammy Awards, beating out fellow nominees Ingrid Andress, Phoebe Bridgers, Chika, Noah Cyrus, D Smoke, Doja Cat and Kaytranada. The Houston rapper becomes the first female rapper to win best new artist since Lauryn Hill in 1999.

Phoebe Bridgers arrives in an eye catching dress for the 2021 Grammys at the Los Angeles Convention Center on Sunday (March 14).

Phoebe Bridgers drew inspiration from one of her favorite outfits when she hit the red carpet at the 2021 Grammy Awards ceremony while dressed as a skeleton.The 26-year-old singer and guitarist wore the playful costume on her Punisher album cover and in multiple live performances, but she debuted a high-fashion dress version on Sunday afternoon.She made an appearance after being nominated for four awards , including the competitive Best New Artist category, though she had already lost out on three of them during the pre-ceremony.

The 2021 Grammy Awards kicked things off Sunday with early awards being handed out and a hybrid red carpet now underway live at Staples Center in Los Angeles.

Phoebe Bridgers appeared on Late Night With Seth Meyers on Thursday (March 11), alongside her dog Maxine, to discuss her successful year following the release of her second album ‘Punisher’.The singer is nominated for four Grammy Awards, with the annual ceremony set to take place tonight (March 14), including Best New Artist, Best Alternative Music Album for ‘Punisher’, Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance (both for ‘Kyoto’).Among the topics discussed, including the first ever all-female Best Rock Performance category at this year’s Grammys, was Bridgers’ black pug getting edited out of her recent Vogue magazine cover.

Grammys, including best new artist and best alternative music album for her latest effort, Punisher.Speaking alongside Phoebe on his Rocket Hour podcast on Apple Music 1 radio, Elton, 73, praised her album, describing it as ‘a wonderful record of melancholy’.He said: ‘Your album is like an old friend. It’s like a tapestry.

Elton John has backed Phoebe Bridgers to win a Grammy this weekend, saying he will “hit someone” if she doesn’t get a trophy.The annual music awards show will take place on Sunday (March 14) virtually. Bridgers is up for four awards – Best New Artist, Best Alternative Album for ‘Punisher’ and Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance for ‘Kyoto’.Speaking on John’s Apple Music radio show Rocket Hour, the pop icon first praised the singer-songwriter and her second record.

Elton John and Phoebe Bridgers have spoken of their admiration of Billie Eilish during a new interview, with Bridgers proclaiming Eilish to be “a genius”.John and Bridgers were speaking during the latest episode of the former’s Apple Music show Elton John’s Rocket Hour, which will air in full tomorrow (March 13) at 5pm GMT on the streaming service.Bridgers was asked by John about being nominated at this weekend’s Grammy Awards, where both she and Eilish are nominated in four categories each.“I feel great. I’m obsessed with Billie.

Phoebe Bridgers shared a new version of her song "Kyoto" exclusively for Spotify, alongside singer-songwriter Jackson Browne. Bridgers has re-worked different versions of the single in live performances over the last year but today, the singer offers up a new, subdued studio recording.

Phoebe Bridgers has reflected on her decision to smash a guitar during a performance on Saturday Night Live last month.Bridgers’ actions sparked debate online, with some calling her action “disappointing”, “extra” and an “unjustifiably awkward display of white privilege“. Others, however, claimed such comments were sexist and that a male artist wouldn’t have been criticised for the move.“I stand by it!” Bridgers said when asked about the controversy in a new interview with Variety.“The fact that it made people so mad is kind of what’s punk rock about it.

Phoebe Bridgers isn’t sweating the controversy.

Phoebe Bridgers rose to indie-rock stardom the traditional way: by performing her incisive and plaintive songs for gradually growing audiences on tour, night after night. But due to the pandemic, she’s grown to achieve mainstream recognition largely from the confines of her home.“It feels very unreal, because my life has actually changed very little,” Bridgers, 26, says with a rueful laugh about the momentous year that has seen her rack up four Grammy nominations, a string of successful live performances and feverishly positive album reviews.

Phoebe Bridgers has joined forces with Jackson Browne for a new version of ‘Kyoto’ – you can listen to it below.The collaborative reworking of the track – the original of which appears on Bridgers’ second album ‘Punisher’ – was recorded for the Spotify Singles series, and is accompanied by a cover of the late John Prine‘s ‘Summer’s End’.Throughout this week, the streaming platform will also share new Singles recordings from Chika, D Smoke, Noah Cyrus and Ingrid Andress – who join Bridgers in the Best New Artist category for the Grammys 2021.The new version of ‘Kyoto’ features an intimate acoustic guitar instrumental, with Browne contributing backing vocals in its hushed chorus.

Chris Willman Music WriterFive of the artists that are up for best new artist at next Sunday’s Grammy Awards are reimagining their original material as well as covering other artists’ songs, at Spotify’s behest — with Phoebe Bridgers and Chika debuting two new recordings to kick off the series today.Others taking part in the Spotify Singles rollout in the coming days, doing a pair of songs apiece: hip-hop upstart D Smoke on Wednesday, pop breakout Noah Cyrus on Thursday and country chart-topper Ingrid Andress on Friday.