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Fever 333‘s Jason Butler caught up with NME backstage at Reading 2022, telling us about befriending his heroes Deftones and what to expect from the band’s “genre-defining” upcoming album. Watch our video interview with Butler above.Last night (Friday August 26), the band performed a blistering headline set on the Festival Republic Stage. The last time NME caught the band was at Mad Cool festival in Madrid, where Butler joined Deftones on stage to perform ‘Headup‘.“We’re homies now so I was just watching,” Butler told us of the hook-up.

Witch Fever have shared a dark new single today (August 16) called ‘I Saw You Dancing’ – check it out below.The song is another preview of their upcoming debut album, ‘Congregation’, which arrives on October 21 via Sony’s Music For Nations. You can pre-order the album here.The latest single offering is described as a “brutalist slab of IDLES-esque bass, as strings rattle the fretboard and trudge the track into life, whilst claustrophobic vocal lines and intense guitar melodies entwine an oppressive atmosphere throughout the duration,” in a press statement.It adds: “It’s a song about singer Amy Walpole’s experiences in the charismatic church she grew up in, and feeling watched by men as a teenage girl.”Of the track, Amy Walpole says: “This is a song on the album that we’re really excited about as really it’s the first time we’ve written and allowed a song to have space and time to breathe!“We’ve been so used to writing quick thrashy tunes it was fun to experiment and write slower ones for the album.

DJ Khaled has dropped new song "Staying Alive," a collaboration with Drake and Lil Baby, alongside a big budget video. Check that out above.

It sounds to good to be true, but it wasn’t: Actors were plucked from the hell that was the pandemic and dropped into a tropical bubble, where they would end up making The White Lotus for HBO. It would garner an astonishing 20 Emmy nominations, including one for Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series.

UPDATE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3: Joe Biden continues to test positive for Covid and will continue to isolate, but “continues to feel well,” his physician Dr. Kevin O’Connor wrote in a memo on Wednesday.

Hello and welcome to another week that was in international entertainment. Jesse Whittock here, back to guide you through the big stories and scoops. Also, a warm welcome to another new face in our London office, Zac Ntim, who’s joined us as International Film Reporter. Drop him a note and say hello.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorAMC Networks is a few months away from launching what programming chief Dan McDermott calls “the biggest venture we’ve ever embarked upon from the ground up.”The company that proudly bills itself as a high-end TV boutique is preparing to unleash this fall a TV series adaptation of “Interview with the Vampire.” AMC hopes it will become the cornerstone in a prosperous content franchise rooted in the Southern Gothic milieu based on the works of the well-loved novelist Anne Rice.On the latest episode of Variety podcast “Strictly Business,” McDermott details the world-building process that began after the company struck a wide-ranging rights deal in May 2020 to develop all manner of content from 18 notable Rice books. The pact is a good example of how TV has become so competitive that art of development is fielding Marvel-level interconnected storytelling universes involving multiple series and other content extensions, from gaming to podcasts to internet shorts.

A Scots mum initially thought her tumour symptoms were being caused by hay fever before medics discovered a golf-ball sized mass in her brain. Suzanne Davies was given just 12 months to live after being diagnosed with a glioblastoma multiforme in 2014 - but has beaten the odds to survive eight more years.

Justin Bieber and wife Hailey couldn't help but swoon over their pal Jason Kennedy's newborn son Ryver Rhodes, who they lovingly referred to as their 'nephew.'While ringing in the Fourth of July with the adorable infant, the 28-year-old pop star and model, 25, appeared to have a case of baby fever as they planted kisses on both the child's cheeks.In an image, posted to the singer's Instagram account on Monday, Justin can be seen sporting a backwards olive green baseball cap and striped button-down over a plain white t-shirt. Baby fever: Justin Bieber and wife Hailey couldn't help but swoon over their pal Jason Kennedy's newborn son Ryver Rhodes, who they lovingly referred to as their 'nephew'His spouse looked cozy in a fuzzy sweatshirt, hoop earrings and her light brown hair slicked back in a high ponytail.

Moviegoing is definitely back with viewers flocking to franchise films that 1) continue to roll out in the first sustained barrage of big new titles since Covid, and 2) continue to do huge business as they stick around in theaters. They’re sucking up screens and exacerbating a release-pattern quandary for independent distributors seeking signs that a rising tide raises all boats.

weather is being blamed for making 2022 a miserable year for hay fever sufferers.The number of pollen grains in the air might not be any different to past years but their potency is believed to be stronger this summer due to a phenomenon dubbed "thunder fever".And that has spelt trouble for those severely affected by watery eyes and sneezing fits at this time of the year.Read more: Desperate couple sell off possessions and forced to feed kids nothing but ready mealsHay fever is often linked to sunshine with rainy weather thought to lead to a drop in pollen counts.But that's not always the case and thunderstorms can cause an extreme version of the allergy.Thunder fever, which occurs before the start of a storm when the air is normally more humid, leads to classic hay fever symptoms, along with others, more regularly associated with asthma, such as a tight chest, shortness of breath and wheezing. Explaining the phenomenon, airborne allergens expert Max Wiseberg said: "Humidity breaks pollen grains into smaller allergenic particles.

Hay fever sufferers have been raving about a new pill that has helped to keep symptoms at bay this summer.

Hay fever tablets being sold for as little as £4 at supermarkets like ASDA, Tesco, Morrisons and Sainsbury's have been branded a 'miracle'. The tablets are so popular, people are currently struggling to find any in their local supermarket.

alcohol and hay fever has been considered for some time, as many drinks contain histamine. This is created by the yeast and bacteria in the drinks during fermentation - and is the chemical we try to fight during hay fever and other allergies using antihistamine tablets. Among the worst offenders for this are red and white wine as they have higher levels of histamines than some other drinks including clear spirits such as gin and vodka.

The summer sun has hit Greater Manchester this week, leaving many people with their first bouts of hay fever. People who have never experienced hay fever might be wondering why they have been affected this year - and one leading Manchester allergist has vital information.

With pollen season well underway, those who suffer from hay fever are taking preventative measures to make the condition's symptoms, like sneezing and itchy eyes, more bearable.

Eurovision Song Contest. It was announced earlier today by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) that 2022 winners Ukraine would be unable to host the annual song competition. The EBU then followed up that announcement with confirmation that they have opened talks with the BBC about hosting next year’s contest in the UK.

Married At First Sight star Tayah Victoria has complained to fans after she has been left sneezing "about 100 times a day". The staggering amount of sneezes per day has left the reality star, 26, wondering if hay fever was somehow worse this year. She took to Instagram to post: "Also is it just me or is there something in the pollen this year to make hay fever worse!? "I've been sneezing about 100X times a day".

ghost girl made from the faces of those who have succumbed to the disease.The new virtual human being was set live yesterday (June 15) and is set to haunt the South East Asian country for the foreseeable future as cases are set to spike over the warmer months.Named Ingma, the schoolgirl's looks have been designed based on the appearances of the 1.2 million people who have died from the condition in the last 15 years.In the short public health video, the ghost girl glowers at the camera and delivers a chilling warning of the dangers of the mosquito-borne disease.She says: "I am here to tell you, viewers, that dengue fever is closer and scarier than you think.” This year alone, the Department of Disease Control says there have been 2,549 confirmed cases of the illness with three deaths. Coconuts reports that although cases have lessened in recent years, top disease official Opas Karnkawinpong warned that new outbreaks of the fever will spike this summer.Encouragingly though between 2019 and 2020 cases dropped from 117,000 to 68,000 and deaths dropped from 129 to 49.According to the NHS, the infection is usually mild and passes after about 1 week without causing any lasting problems.

While many people can be excited about the summer period, for hay fever sufferers it marks the beginning of constant sneezes and snuffles.

Pollen in the UK could be “more intense” this year compared to previous ones, an expert has warned.