Sir Tom Jones baffles fans with real age as he opens up about career future

Day6 keyboardist and vocalist Wonpil has announced his upcoming military enlistment.Wonpil had hosted a V Live broadcast on February 23, where he personally shared the details of his impending enlistment. The singer revealed that he had chosen to apply to the Navy as it was the next available option, as he wanted to line up his service to his fellow Day6 members.“I will be enlisting on March 28,” he said during the broadcast, as translated by Soompi. “Since [Day6 members Young K] and Dowoon all already enlisted, a part of me kind of wanted to enlist early too.”The singer will be the final Day6 member to enlist for South Korea’s mandatory military service.

Variety, Yang discussed his vision for TVING – a streaming service backed by Korean media giant CJ ENM, search engine Naver and cable network JTBC – following a banner year of 60 per cent subscriber growth in 2021. The CEO also touched on the global growth of Korean content and how he plans on challenging Netflix, both at home and abroad.“It’s a game of capital,” Yang said of potential growth in the streaming space.

Meghan Markle's former Suits co-star Patrick J Adams has revealed the Duchess once made fun of him after seeing him with no clothes on in a play.The 40 year old, who played the role of Mike Ross in the hit American TV series, explained that the incident took place while they were filming the lawyer show back in 2011.The Duchess of Sussex, also 40, who recently enjoyed a secret night out with husband Prince Harry and his cousin Princess Eugenie, came to support the actor as he performed in an LA production of Bill Cain's play 9 Circles – in which he starred in a scene with full-frontal nudity. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter "She certainly was at the play where I was naked and she had a good time making fun of me after," Patrick told Entertainment Tonight, before joking: "So, maybe she’d like a repeat performance." Now, the actor is set to make his Broadway debut next month in Take Me Out, in which he'll be taking off his clothes once again.

There’s nothing worse than trying to work from home and constantly feeling the cold.

Former Coronation Street star Bruce Jones has spoken about the moment he discovered a body believed to be that of a Yorkshire Ripper victim.

Ed Sheeran has paid tribute to SBTV founder Jamal Edwards, revealing in a heartbreaking social media post he 'would not be here without him.'

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has spoken about how he has found working on TV show The Voice in a revealing interview with Welsh singer Cerys Matthews.The legendary Sex Bomb crooner confessed he would only take part in the singing competition if he could “tell the truth”.Cerys asked Sir Tom: “Is it a phone call that you’re going to be a judge on The Voice?" He replied: “I had watched the show in America, the American version, and thought what a great idea it was.“So when they called and asked, ‘Have you seen The Voice in the states?’, and I said, ‘Yeah.’”“He said, ‘That’s good because they want you to be one of the coaches.

Carol Vorderman, 59, discussed Sir Tom Jones’ health battle from his childhood on her self-titled BBC Radio Wales show yesterday.The 80-year-old It’s Not Unusual hitmaker recently shared details about suffering from tuberculosis as a child.Sir Tom said the current lockdown reminded him of isolating in his house in Pontypridd when he had tuberculosis (TB) aged 12.Speaking on BBC Radio 2 in a celebration for his 80th birthday, he said: “I was isolated for two years.

Sir Tom Jones doesn't plan on slowing down anytime soon. The Welsh hitmaker, whose real name is Sir Thomas John Woodward, turned 80 earlier this week and revealed that his decades-long career will continue as long as he's still breathing.

Sir Tom Jones vows to never retire while his voice is “still there” – as he hits 80.

Sir Tom Jones marked a milestone birthday on Sunday when he turned 80.

Stars have paid tribute to Tom Jones as the singer celebrates his 80th birthday.

Legendary singer Sir Tom Jones is celebrating his milestone 80th birthday today.

Sir Tom Jones, 79, who turns 80 tomorrow, has opened up about when he had to go into isolation while he was battling tuberculosis [TB] from the age of 12.The Welsh singer explained how the coronavirus lockdown has reminded him of when he was bedridden with the infectious illness.While the Delilah hitmaker looked back on his quarantine during an interview on BBC Radio 2, he spoke out about how he knows how many children are feeling during in the coronavirus lockdown.Sir Tom explained: "I was isolated for two years. In the house, I couldn't go out.

Sir Tom Jones has opened up about his plans to keep releasing hit music as he enters his ninth decade of life – and shows no sign of retiring.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Global superstar has been in the public eye for over 50 years with an extensive discography, a long list of accolades, and a knighthood under his belt. The Welsh singer was born on 7 June 1940, so will be celebrating his 80th birthday this weekend.

Sir Tom Jones says he fell for late wife Linda when they met as kids playing marbles.

To celebrate the Welsh national treasure's 80th birthday on June 6, we count down his 20 most-streamed songs in the UK, according to Official Charts Company data. 

Bradley Walsh, 60, has admitted his nerves caused him to rush through his material while performing on tour with Sir Tom Jones, 79.

Delilah hitmaker Sir Tom Jones, 79, has expressed his gratitude to his grandmother after she dunked him in water and spun him around to revive him when doctors feared he was stillborn.The Voice UK coach, who is being celebrated on BBC Radio 2 this weekend in honour of his 80th birthday, shared the dramatic story during a documentary titled Sir Tom’s Musical Years.The Welsh singer, who was born in Treforest, Pontypridd at the beginning of the 1940s, revealed his mother, Freda, was given some bad news by her midwife at the time of his birth.According to The Sun, Sir Tom said: “When I was born they thought I was stillborn because I didn’t make a sound.“The midwife said to my mother, ‘I am awfully sorry.

Sir Tom Jones has shared the astonishing story of his birth which saw his grandmother dunk him in water and spin him around to revive him after doctors feared he was stillborn.