Spandau Ballet’s Tony Hadley rushed to hospital after falling ill ahead of concert

Megan Thee Stallion has teased the release of something “that can help all of us”, suggesting new music is incoming.Taking to Instagram yesterday (September 25), the Houston rapper shared a brief black-and-white video that sees her side profile appear in silhouette.“I’ve always been told I gotta be strong,” she says in a voiceover.Megan confirmed in the caption that she would be “dropping something that can help all of us” later today (September 26). “Stay tuned, Hotties,” she added, along with the hashtag #SeizeTheAwkward.Check out the video here:A post shared by Megan Thee Stallion (@theestallion)In a recent interview with Complex, Megan hinted at releasing a joint project with her ‘Bongos’ and ‘WAP’ collaborator Cardi B and then taking the show out on the road.“We’re gonna have enough music that we need to go on tour together,” she told the outlet.

Cyberpunk 2077‘s Phantom Liberty expansion includes tracks from Idris Elba in its soundtrack, and the actor and DJ has dropped a new EP featuring three of the songs.The Phantom Files EP “[explores] a darker and more heavily produced sound, where glitches and industrial sounds speak to the game’s dystopian feel”, read the press release. The tracks are ‘ChokeHold’, ‘Walk Of Shame’ and the lead single ‘Rolla Coaster’.It is available through Apple Music, Amazon Music, Anghami, Deezer, Spotify and YouTube Music.

Angelina Jolie is staying stylish while commuting through the city.

Spotify has no plans to completely ban AI-generated content from the platform, according to boss Daniel Ek.Earlier this year, a fake collaboration between Drake and The Weeknd was removed from the streaming service as well as other sites like Apple Music, Tidal and YouTube. The song, titled ‘Heart On My Sleeve’, reportedly generated 20million streams overall in under 48 hours.During a new interview with BBC News, Ek claimed there were valid uses of artificial intelligence in making music.However, he said the technology should not be used to impersonate real artists without their consent – as was the case with the faux, unauthorised team-up between Drake and The Weeknd.Ek said that the technique of using AI in music was likely to be debated for “many, many years” to come, and explained that he believes there are three “buckets” of AI use:When asked about the challenge the industry is facing in regulating the use of artificial intelligence, Ek responded: “It is going to be tricky.”He said: “You can imagine someone uploading a song, claiming to be Madonna, even if they’re not.

Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ concert film will be screened in cinemas worldwide next month.The upcoming film will play at ODEON and Vue cinemas across the UK and Europe starting October 13, the same day it is released in US cinemas via AMC. The concert film is expected to be available in more than 100 countries worldwide.Tickets will go on sale starting today (September 26) for screenings outside of the US.

Misty Copeland: I read that you were, as a child, full of energy. Did you have dreams of becoming a gymnast before you were put into classes?Riley McCusker: I had no idea what gymnastics really was. I’d just be running around wanting to flip into the pool when I was doing swimming or when I was doing soccer.

Glamour College Women of the Year Sheryl Lee Ralph, Moore talks balancing her love of volleyball with the rigors of being a Cornell student, her tireless advocacy, and how she unwinds off the court.Sheryl Lee Ralph: So, Sydney Moore of Cornell University, why volleyball?Sydney Moore: I actually started off playing basketball. I grew up in a very athletic family. My mom played pro basketball internationally.

Allyson Felix: Britton, congratulations on everything! What sparked your interest in track? Was it a childhood dream or something that evolved over time?Britton Wilson: Track was not always a childhood dream. My older sister was the one into track and basketball. I was more focused on dance, gymnastics, and cheerleading.

Lisa Leslie: Congratulations, Angel! What an outstanding award. What were your initial thoughts and feelings upon learning that you had been selected as one of Glamour’s College Women of the Year?Angel Reese: I was so excited! I mean, when you consider all those who’ve received this honor before me, it’s just a surreal feeling to know I’m now seen as one of the top college athletes. This past year has been nothing short of amazing, and I’m truly thankful to LSU for welcoming me and providing such incredible opportunities.

Glamour's 2023 College Women of the Year, she sat down with American golf legend Michelle Wie West to discuss leadership, being a role model, her strong advocacy for financial aid, and even her go-to beauty products. Together they explore the values that drive her both on and off the course.Michelle Wie West: First off, congratulations! What’s the one thing that you wish more people knew about student-athlete life?Rose Zhang: That it's very taxing on the body and the mind. To be able to wake up in the morning for 6:30 a.m.

Glamour College Woman of the Year interview, she connects with Olympic gold medalist and world champion Simone Manuel, who's celebrated for her achievements in swimming as well as her , which provides education and resources for BIPOC youth by promoting positive swim readiness and increasing water safety awareness in communities of color. Simone Manuel: Congrats on being named one of Glamour’s College Women of the Year! What does this mean to you?Lydia Jacoby: Obviously swimming's a huge part of my life, so it means a lot to be honored in this way. And then, also, I've always been so into fashion, so it's fun to have two areas of my life intersect.What’s your favorite part about being at the University of Texas, and what drew you to become a student athlete there?I chose it in large part because of Carol [Capitani].

Deborra-Lee Furness accidentally spoke out for the first time since her split from Hugh Jackman on Tuesday.

Strictly's Layton Williams has joked that he and pro Nikita Kuzmin are 'potential lovers' during an appearance on Lorraine.The 29 year old actor, best-known for playing the role of Stephen Carmichael in the television series Bad Education, is starring on this year's Strictly Come Dancing. He and Nikita, 25, wowed with their first dance of the series on Saturday, September 23, as they performed the Samba, to Little Mix's song Touch.

Actress Joan Collins has paid tribute to her “first boyfriend”, as fellow actor David McCallum sadly died at the age of 90.The Scottish actor, who starred in the 1960s hit spy drama The Man From U.N.C.L.E. had died of natural cases in New York City, his son Peter announced on Monday 25 September. Following the announcement, Joan took to social media to share a throwback picture with David as she revealed she is “so sad” to hear about his death.

Shona McGarty has sparked speculation that she’s ready to tie the knot with her new boyfriend David Bracken. EastEnders star Shona, 31, has reportedly been dating Irish musician David, 36, for a few months - and the pair only confirmed that they were dating at the beginning of September 2023.

The Great British Bake Off will be making a welcome return to TV screens on Tuesday 26 September, with presenter Noel Fielding welcoming Alison Hammond as his new co-host. Comedian and actor Noel, 50, previously hosted the hit Channel 4 show with fellow comic Matt Lucas, 49, but following Matt's departure, Alison, 49, will now be fronting GBBO with him. Noel has proven to be a hit with fans after joining GBBO in 2017, with his witty one-liners and eccentric taste in shirts and jumpers.

It's been 14 years since Katie Price split from her ex-husband Peter Andre, and it appears the singer is still having an impact on her current relationship - which has been on and off since 2020. Sharing a live stream on TikTok, the former glamour model can be seen talking about her ex's music video from 1996, Mysterious Girl, and sharing her hatred of the song.

Holly Willoughby appeared to confirm she would be returning to her Dancing On Ice presenting duties following Phillip Schofield's ITV drama. On Tuesday Morning's show (26 September) Holly and her co-star Ben Shephard revealed who the first celebrity taking part in the 2024 show would be.

Phoebe Dyvenor is opening up about her work.

Tony Hadley was rushed to hospital just before he was due to perform a gig in Larne, Northern Ireland on Sunday night (August 27).The former Spandau Ballet frontman, 63, was scheduled to headline the Clearer Water Antrim Coast Half Marathon Live Lounge, but became unwell during soundcheck.He also met fans for a meet and greet after the soundcheck, but apparently appeared uncomfortable, before telling organisers that he was unwell.“We got St John’s Ambulance,” a PR representative for the event told the Belfast Telegraph.“We had to do what was right by him and he was taken to hospital, and his crew have all gone with him, to stick together. We hope he gets better soon.”Belfast singer Brendan Quinn stepped in alongside fiddle player Ciara Maguire to fill the slot.Ruth McIlroy, who organised the weekend, said fans had been “very understanding”.“A lot of the crowd heard him do his sound check, but unfortunately he clearly wasn’t feeling well and he got worse as evening went on,” she said.“Medics on site were very clear he needed to go to hospital.

It's been reported Tony Hadley had to be rushed to hospital just moments before he was due on stage. It meant the Spandau Ballet star had to cancel the show at the last minute as he was taken for medical care.