Rufus Wainwright says he and father Loudon “almost killed each other”

Rylan Clark took some time off from his hosting duties this week following a trip to hospital.The BBC Radio 2 presenter, 33, revealed on Friday that he was ‘finally home after an extended trip to Costa del hospital’ and was ‘slowly on the mend.’The former X Factor star has since shared a cosy selfie from his couch, updating worried fans on his condition.Taking to Twitter, Rylan wrote: ‘Resting. See u all soon x’He flashed a thumbs up to the camera in the accompanying selfie, relaxing and recuperating in a white hoodie (although his hair still looked perfect!)Fans were quick to send their well wishes, as one wrote: ‘Wishing you a speedy recovery Rylan…take care of you.’Resting.

Harry Styles has been spotted filming on a giant bed on wheels in front of Buckingham Palace.The former One Direction star, 28, thrilled onlookers as he lay on top of a bed on The Mall in central London, accompanied by two musicians who were holding a guitar and a drum.Videos posted on social media showed the Watermelon Sugar singer, who will be headlining Coachella 2022, moving along the famous road while tucked into the big bed and surrounded by retro cars.Known for his quirky fashion sense, Styles was dressed in what appeared to be brown pyjamas with blue polka dots, finishing off the look with a lime green and pink scarf.One onlooker, who gave her name as Ana, said it was ‘so surreal’.The 21-year-old, who moved to London from India for university, told the PA news agency: ‘I was just taking a stroll in London and there he was, doing the most Harry thing ever, riding on a bed across the Buckingham Palace.‘I’m from India, I’ve loved him since his X Factor days but this is the first time I’ve seen him in (the) flesh.‘He doesn’t feel real and having just moved to the UK, it felt so homely to see someone I’ve looked up to all my life.

The Masked Singer UK season 3 saw Panda race to the top as they were crowned the winner of the 2022 series, revealing Natalie Imbruglia under the mask.It was a tight competition right to the very end, as runner-up Charlotte Church was unmasked as Mushroom and Westlife singer Mark Feehily finished in third place as Robobunny.Natalie has enjoyed an impressive musical and acting career, having played a role on Neighbours in her teenage years before going on to achieve chart-topping success as a solo artist.The musician’s song Torn is as beautiful and timeless now as it was when it came out in the 1990s, with the artist releasing her sixth studio album in 2021.Here’s what you need to know about the star.Natalie is 47 years old, having been born on February 4 1975 in Sydney Australia.She was born the second of two daughters to her parents, Maxene Anderson and Elliot Imbruglia.Having grown up in Berkeley Vale, New South Wales, Natalie moved to Sydney with her family when she was 15 years old, where she studied various forms of dance.When she was 16 years old, she was cast in soap opera Neighbours, playing the role of the sweet-natured Beth Brennan for the first time in 1992.Beth’s main relationship on the show was with Brad Willis (Scott Michaelson), with the pair going through a tumultuous journey that saw Beth leave Brad at the altar on their wedding day after finding out that he was cheating on her.However, in the end the pair were married during a second wedding ceremony, with the actors leaving the soap in a storyline that saw their characters move from Erinsborough to Perth.Natalie’s final appearance on Neighbours was in 1994.Some of Natalie’s other TV appearances including guest judging on The X Factor and appearing on

Kodak Black has reportedly been shot in an altercation in West Hollywood, with two other victims also sustaining gunshot wounds.The 24-year-old rapper from Florida, who was born Dieuson Octave before changing his name to Bill Kapri, is said to have been shot outside a bar in West Hollywood, California on Saturday after a fight broke out.According to NBC News, law enforcement sources informed the publication that the musicians and the two other victims, aged 19 and 60, were taken to a hospital nearby.All are expected to recover from their injuries, which are said to not be life-threatening, while it has also been reported that another individual was also injured.The shooting is said to have taken place outside a venue in LA that was hosting an afterparty following Justin Bieber’s concert at the Pacific Design Center at a Super Bowl Homecoming weekend event.An investigation is currently underway, with an LAPD spokesperson saying that the victims were shot after coming out of a club on N La Cienega Boulevard, in the midst of a brawl.Footage obtained by TMZ appeared to show Kapri posing with fans, with several people holding up their phones to film him.The footage then cut to another moment, when a group of people were fighting in the middle of the road, before the sound of apparent gunshots could be heard.An individual was shown lying on the ground as others stood around them, with people in the vicinity continuing to film on their phones.Police officers were shown at the scene, as a person was filmed sitting on a sidewalk with one of their shoes taken off, their bare foot resting on the road.On Saturday, Bieber and Hailey Baldwin were photographed rushing away from a restaurant in Hollywood The Nice Guy as three people

'ghost' village on two European borders..The Aceredo village found in Spain's Galicia region was flooded in 1992 to create a reservoir - It's currently at around 15 per cent of its total capacity, meaning the village is now visible.The mysterious grey ruins and spooky building have been a success with tourists and locals who have flocked to the village to check it out three decades after it was flooded.Among the old abandoned buildings, rusting cars and many other derelict objects can also be noticeable that hint how the village used to be.After visiting the eerie location, one visitor who flocked to the site opened up about their experience.Visitor Maximino Pérez Romero said: "It's as if I'm watching a movie. I have a feeling of sadness.""My feeling is that this is what will happen over the years due to drought and all that, with climate change."José Álvarez, who works in the village, said: "It's terrible, but it is what it is.

Javier Bardem at Saturday’s Goya prize ceremony. The prizes marked both Leon and Bardem’s seventh Goya wins. Produced by El Reposado and The Mediapro Studio, and a workplace dramedy skewering the abuse of power practised by a seemingly benign factory owner, “The Good Boss” also won best director and original screenplay for León, as well as best score and editing.Blanca Portillo beat out “Parallel Mothers’” Oscar-nominated Penélope Cruz, thanks to Portillo’s powerful performance as Maixabel Lasa, the real life widow of former Basque Country governor Juan Mari Jauregui who agreed in 2011 to meet one of his ETA killers. Her forgiveness, and Portillo’s portrait, has touched a large nerve in Spain.

Rufus Wainwright has been singing his whole life. But after the pop stylings of 2012’s Out of the Game, the child of two singer-songwriter parents, Kate McGarrigle and Loudon Wainwright III, found himself needing to scratch other musical itches.

Rufus Wainwright captured a liberal’s lament with American politics in his dramatic song “Going to a Town.”“I wrote it under Bush Junior, but since Trump’s been elected, it’s kind of come back with a vengeance,” the singer-songwriter says. “The song is a kind of perennial of sorts, so it’s a bit disconcerting.

Unfollow the Rules is about as close to a conventional Rufus Wainwright album as you can imagine. Aside from “You Ain’t Big,” a quick foray into country, he mostly cleaves to his signature brand of piano pop, marked by orchestral flourishes and his characteristically languid vocals.

first opera, “Prima Donna,” is due to stage a new production in Stockholm this fall. “It was an amazing time.

Rufus Wainwright tells NME of his mindset after four months in lockdown. “I seem to keep either encouraging myself or deluding myself that this is all part of the parcel of a brand new scheme of things – whether that’s the world or my career.

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In an effort to support LGBTQ nightlife workers affected by the coronavirus pandemic, the Stonewall Gives Back Initiative partnered with World of Wonder Productions for a live-stream concert on Thursday featuring Rufus Wainwright, Cyndi Lauper, Kristin Chenoweth, Troye Sivan and more. The event was hosted by Michelle Visage and Tyler Oakley, with proceeds going toward an emergency fund for industry workers.

From his new album 'Unfollow The Rules', due out today but delayed by coronavirus

Despite canceled tour dates and a delayed album release, Rufus Wainwright is still working hard in lockdown. Every morning, he takes to his piano at home in Los Angeles for what he has coined his “Robe Recitals,” or “Quarantunes,” where he performs a track from his extensive back catalogue — in a bathrobe — on Instagram.“Even before this pandemic, I would practice every morning in my bathrobe,” smiled Wainwright, speaking before a session earlier this month, adding that the robe was a necessary addition.

A live streamed benefit concert in support of LGBT community night life

The run includes a pair of shows at The London Palladium

"I am proud to be one of the first artists to give a Royal Albert Home concert from my home"

Physical versions of the album are currently "stuck in the warehouse"

The big kahuna among this weekend’s music live-streams is a half-day marathon Saturday being put on by Twitch. The 12 hours of performances on “Twitch Aid” feature a wide array of artists from multiple genres, including Barry Gibb, Luke Combs, Marcus Mumford, Yola, Garth Brooks, Ryan Tedder, Rufus Wainwright, Diplo, Charlie Puth, Ashley McBryde, Steve Aoki, Lindsey Stirling, Lady Antebellum, Brandy Clark, Jordin Sparks, Ingrid Andress, members of Young the Giant and Cage the Elephant, and literally dozens more. (See below for a full list of artists and times. Watch it here.)

"Now it is more important than ever for humanity to come together and realise that we are all one"