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In partnership with Beyond The ValleyAustralia’s Beyond The Valley festival has confirmed its ninth edition will take place over New Year’s weekend this year – find pre-sale registration details below. Beyond The Valley will officially return to usher in 2025 across four days at the Barunah Plains in Victoria from December 28 through January 1, 2025.

Lorde has wiped all of her social media accounts, leading fans to believe she is set to announce some new music.As of today (August 12) both Lorde’s Instagram and X/Twitter feeds have been cleared of any posts, which has left her listeners wondering if she’s teasing a new album.“The album is really coming this time omg!!!” wrote one fan, while another commented: “as excited as i am for her new era am i the only one who hates when musicians do this?”.

Yungblud has performed at his first-ever instalment of BLUDFEST and brought out Lil Yachty as a surprise guest during his set. Check out footage and the full setlist below.Taking place at the National Bowl in Milton Keynes this past weekend (August 11), the event marked the first-ever edition of the new festival, and the biggest show of the singer’s career to date.It also saw appearances from Soft Play, Nessa Barrett, The Damned, Lola Young, Jazmin Bean, Noahfinnce, Jesse Jo Stark, Landon Barker (the son of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker), Hannah Grae, Aziya and more.During his set, Yungblud – real name Dominic Harrison – opened with back-to-back renditions of ‘Superdeadfriends’, ‘I Love You, Will You Marry Me?’, ‘The Funeral’ and ‘California’, before breaking out various fan favourites including ‘Breakdown’, ‘Parents’ and ‘Lowlife’.A highlight of the gig, however, came 12 songs into the 17-song setlist, when the singer surprised fans by bringing out Lil Yachty for a rendition of their joint track ‘When We Die (Can We Still Get High?)’.

A nursing student was forced to abandon her dream career after a horrific accident on an inflatable slide. The nightmare fall resulted in a fractured back and daily seizures, which she compared to "something off The Exorcist".

On Good Morning Britain, Kate Garraway found herself needing to use her phone live on air due to a "home crisis".

KoRn show, Denzel Curry has promised fans he will “make it up” to them at Reading & Leeds.The alt-rap star was set to perform as the support for nu-metal legends KoRn last night (August 11), as they headed to Gunnersbury Park for what was their biggest UK show to date.Curry was set to take to the stage after earlier performances from Loathe, Wargasm and Spiritbox, though announced at the last minute that he had been forced to pull out of the event as he had lost his voice.According to an update, he debated whether or not to power through with the set in West London, but ultimately decided against it as he didn’t want to “risk further injury” or deliver a lacklustre performance. He also ensured that those disappointed would be accounted for, as he plans to bring the energy at the 2024 edition of Reading & Leeds.“To all my fans in London I apologise but I won’t be able to perform tonight due to losing my voice,” he began his statement on Instagram stories.“I think everyone knows how crazy I go when performing but the back-to-back shows have taken a toll on me, I don’t want to risk further injury to it or give a half-ass show… I’ll make it up to you at Reading & Leeds… that much I do promise.

Katie Price is soaking up the sun on another holiday, just days after her recent court appearance.

BBC Breakfast's weather presenter Carol Kirkwood was left apologising live on air after her colleague Sally Nugent jokingly expressed disappointment about her rain predictions for the week.

Members of the entertainment community have paid tribute to musician Will Read following his death.

Pulp performed ‘A Sunset’ live for the first time at Flow Festival this weekend.The song, which is co-written by Richard Hawley, was first performed in 2022 when he and Jarvis Cocker debuted it at The Leadmill in their native Sheffield.Earlier this year it made another appearance, performed by Cocker before he delivered ‘Biophobia’ at GEI (Green Events and Innovations conference) in London in March, when a 30-minute multimedia presentation featured the unreleased song.Now, the track has been played by the band for the first time, while Pulp performed on the main stage at the Helsinki festival on Sunday (August 11). According to Setlist.Fm, the moment saw Hawley join them for the rendition, and it arrived as the final song, following on from fan-favourite ‘Common People’.

Hundreds of people are being evacuated in Greece as firefighters battle a major forest fire raging out of control near the capital city athens. The blaze began on Sunday afternoon and spread through pine forests left tinder-dry by repeated heatwaves this summer.

A mum-of-three has been slammed for ditching her three kids and husband during the summer holidays to travel alone instead.

Two motorcyclists have been killed in a horror crash on Snake Pass. The pair - a man in his 50s and a man in his 60s - were both riding red Ducati motorbikes at the time of the collision.

Smart watches are one of those modern day gadgets that are everywhere these days, with many of us sporting one on our wrist.

Adam Thomas has shared his love for his former Strictly Come Dancing co-star as he was flooded with messages on his birthday. The actor celebrated turning 36 on Sunday (August 11) alongside his twin brother Scott.

Film fans have been left watching a hidden gem psychological horror film on Amazon Prime 'several times' with many comparing it to Jordan Peele's horror blockbuster, Get Out.

Radio 2's Breakfast Show listeners were in for a surprise this morning as they woke up to an unexpected voice.

When shopping for a pair of decent trainers, the two main pieces of criteria that many of us tend to consider are both comfort and style.

Celtic and Rangers are set to miss out on St Johnstone kid Callan Hamill, who is reported to have rejected their advances in favour of a move to Arsenal.

A woman has told how she fought the Department for Work and Pensions over the results of her Personal Independence Payment (PIP) assessment results - and won. Alexandra Akitici insisted it wasn’t about the money but more about the lies she claimed were being put forward about her life and condition.

This Morning's Rylan Clark hit the pause button this week to deliver some "breaking news" that caught viewers off guard.