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Metallica are “in a very healthy place” following James Hetfield’s stint in rehab, drummer Lars Ulrich has said.The frontman began new treatment to tackle addiction issues late last year. He had previously been to rehab in 2001 for the same problem.Speaking in the latest issue of the band’s fan club magazine So What!, Ulrich discussed learning his bandmate was heading back to rehab and how the band were handling Hetfield’s needs going forward.Ulrich said he first heard the frontman “had some issues” in September 2019 “and that he had to go and deal with that”.

Congratulations to Little Mix who are Number 1 on the Official Irish Albums Chart for the third time in their career.

Cravings author took to Instagram Stories on November 11 to share something other than delicious recipes and impromptu concerts for once—although he did chime in with some . “This is not an ad, you always think I'm tricking you,” Teigen began before jumping into her two-step nighttime skin routine that she says “changed me." Yes, you read that right. Just two steps.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorLike much of the world, I was thrilled to hear on Monday that Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine was proving to be effective and could end up being available before the end of the year.Sure, it seemed hopeful that there might eventually be an end to the pandemic in sight. But I was even more relieved by the fact that the news came out after the election, instead of before, when it could add to the confusing Republican rhetoric around the pandemic.As a participant in the Pfizer trial, I had been following the progress closely and already knew the vaccine was nearly ready – but now many others also believed it was safe and effective and was making its way through the process without undue political pressure.

Metallica‘s Lars Ulrich has said that live arena shows may not return for a year “at the earliest” due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.The drummer made the prediction during a recent interview with CNMB.

Lil Nas X is due to perform live in Roblox this weekend, marking the popular online gaming platform’s first ever in-game concert.According to Roblox, the concert will feature a set of stages inspired by the rapper’s songs and videos, created using the latest shadowing, lighting and physically based rendering (PBR) facial recognition technologies available on the Roblox platform.The show will see the ‘Old Town Road’ star perform his new single ‘Holiday’ live for the first time, and will be preceded by an artist Q&A – also taking place within the game, which now boasts over 150 million monthly users.I’ve been working hard with Roblox to create this incredible VIRTUAL LIVE CONCERT EXPERIENCE! WE GOT VIDEOS & A PERFORMANCE you don’t want to

The inquiry has been told Abedi hid in a CCTV blind spot on the mezzanine level for almost an hour before the detonation.

Brian May has revealed how Queen initially thought their Live Aid performance was “kind of okay”, failing to realise that they had delivered one of the most iconic performances of all time.The 22-minute set at the 1985 charity concert is considered to be one of the greatest live sets ever delivered, and was recreated for the band’s 2018 biopic Bohemian Rhapsody.Reflecting on the experience of watching the movie being filmed, May revealed how the band had a modest opinion of their performance after coming off stage.“It was so strange kind of reliving it for the movie,” May told TalkRADIO.“They recreated it so incredibly faithfully, and to be there on that set was really spine chilling; it brought it all back.

Lil Nas X is putting together a big virtual concert.

Niall Doherty It’s a mild Saturday evening in early November and South Kensington is a scene of hushed tranquillity. Like the rest of the U.K., this plush corner of West London is back in pandemic-enforced lockdown.

Sam Bailey has opened up about the taunts her son has faced since he was diagnosed with autism.

Jacqueline Jossa was over the moon to announce that she had landed her first ever West End role in A Christmas Carol.

Joe Jonas is willing to do anything for his newborn daughter, Willa.Over the weekend the 31-year-old hitmaker was seen braving the windy cold front in Los Angeles as he took his babygirl for a stroll around the neighborhood.Layering up for the afternoon outing Joe flew solo, as wife Sophie Turner, 24, let her husband play doting dad. Neighborhood watch: Joe Jonas, 31, takes his newborn daughter Willa out for a stroll around the neighborhood.

Depeche Mode was inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Saturday night and Charlize Theron was there to show her support, calling the band “the soundtrack to my life.”

The COVID-19 crisis has basically put the live music industry in a standstill ever since the virus was deemed a pandemic in mid-March.As a result, some of the world's biggest stars have since resorted to putting on virtual concerts as a way to stay in the spotlight, remain relevant, and give back to their fans and communities.With a new solo album set to drop, and the coronavirus still wreaking havoc, Beyonce has decided to scrap plans for a 2021 world tour and join the ranks of artists that will performthrough livestreams, according to The Sun.

Queen + Adam Lambert are here with a video to transport you.

Kate Reggev This 6,165-square-foot structure has all of the features you’d expect from a house designed by renowned midcentury architect John Lautner: profuse amounts of wood, unusual forms and angles, dramatic design —  except, of course, for the fact that it’s located more than 3,000 miles north of his usual Californian haunts, in the blustery Alaskan city of Anchorage.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIn the Q&A session at the end of the Live Nation third quarter earnings report on Thursday, the company’s CEO Michael Rapino had some strong words for former WME music chief Marc Geiger’s recently announced “SaveLive” plan to bail out struggling independent concert venues via a joint-venture that would see Geiger and investors taking 51% equity in the venues.Rapino called the plan, for which Geiger has amassed $75 million from investors, a “fire sale” for venues and says he does not see it as being attractive to venues, even if they are struggling.Asked what impact, “if any,” the plan can have on the industry, Rapino audibly sighed and said, “Probably the same one he had at William Morris,” before continuing.

The Beatles are still making plenty of notes after the band’s company banked £50,244,899 last year.

Lady Gaga was front and centre at Joe Biden’s Pennsylvania campaign rally on Monday night where she gave a speech and performed.

Ed Sheeran's handwritten lyrics and childhood lego is set to go up for sale as part of the Made In Suffolk Legacy auction.Set up by the singer's parents John and Imogen Sheeran for the GeeWizz and Zest charities, the event will feature an array of other priceless items from his career as well as objects from other celebrities, it was revealed on Thursday.Amongst the items from Sheeran, handwritten lyrics to Perfect are included, as well as a signed poster and ticket to his first ever concert -which cost £3 to enter- and a You Need Me EP from 2009. But that isn't all, as David Walliams has offered a signed collection of his children's books, while there is also a vintage England shirt that has been signed by David Beckham and features his