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Teddy Swims, Kid Kapichi, FLO and more have been announced as new names for this year’s edition of Reading & Leeds Festival.Other new acts announced who will join the bill for the annual twin-site festival include Bradley Simpson (frontman of The Vamps), Frozemode, Jessie Murph, Swim School, Dead Poet Society, The Luka State, The Oozes, Bears in Trees, ThxSoMch, Talk Show, Zino Vinci, Seb Lowe, Good Neighbours, Felix Ames and more.New acts who have been announced to perform on the brand-new Chevron stage include Jaguar, Mette, LeoStayTrill, and Efan. The new stage will also play host to late night acts at both sites, including Nathan Dawe and power ballad club night Ultimate Power, bringing tunes and singalongs to revellers.Sota, Overmono, Dr.

Selena Kuznikov Over the past few years, FLO has done what many assumed was undoable in today’s music climate: revived the concept of the R&B girl group by updating the sound of its ’90s heyday, all with a contemporary twist. So far, it’s worked – as their fan base has exploded beyond their native London and brought them to viral new heights. “We definitely want to be the face of the resurgence of girl groups,” says Jorja Douglas, who makes up the trio alongside Stella Quaresma and Renée Downer.

The Apprentice finalists have been revealed after Thursday night's nail-biting episode.

FLO have shared their sensual new single ‘Walk Like This’, marking their first release of the year.The track opens with the footsteps of a powerful strut which then leads into the trio – comprised of Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renée Downer – singing “There’s a reason I walk like this / My baby, he be lovin’ on this / When he do it, he be workin’ that shit / And every night he got me wantin’ more of it,” embracing their sensuality and womanhood like never before.Speaking about the creation of the track in a press release, FLO shared: “We made ‘Walk Like This’ with our frequent and loved collaborators MNEK, Kabba, Relyt, Talay Riley and Ashton Sellars.”They continued: “It was the end of 2023 and we wanted to create something sexy, still fun and upbeat and for the certified lover girl in us all. It’s okay to admit a man’s doing well from time to time! We hope it makes you feel confident, a bit naughty and adds that extra sway to your walk.

When embarking on a parenting journey, one of the toughest challenges to face new mums and dads is deciding what to name their little one, especially as that name will be with them for the rest of their lives. For some parents the decision is easy, with names picked out long before their little one was even a twinkle, yet for others it’s a battle to find a name that not only suits their personality but also keeps the rest of the family happy.

When it comes to naming babies, simply finding a name you love isn't always enough. Sometimes, you also have to consider how you want to spell the name, for example, do you choose Reece or Rhys? Ana or Anna? Kirsty or Kirstie? Plenty of traditional baby names have evolved with different spelling options, allowing your youngster's given name to stand out from the crowd.

Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper are returning once again to co-host New Year’s Eve on CNN!

Zack Sharf Digital News Director If you don’t know the actor Milana Vayntrub by name, then chances are high that you would recognize her face. Since 2013, Vayntrub has been the on-and-off again star of many AT&T commercials as the character Lily, a jolly AT&T employee who has comedic interactions with customers at a store. Vayntrub’s Lily was the face of a national AT&T campaign for three years before she took a hiatus and revived the character in 2020 for a series of pandemic-themed commercials.

iHeartRadio‘s Jingle Ball crew learned an important lesson the hard way: don’t tease Swifties about their idol!

Florence Pugh is the latest celeb victim of an unidentified flying object! No, we don’t mean an alien encounter — we’re talking about some d-hole in the audience flinging something at her face!

The 2023 MTV EMAs show was scheduled to take place over the weekend, but the show was canceled amid the devastating events in Israel and Gaza.

We’re getting new details about Henry Golding‘s second child!

The 2023 MTV Europe Music Awards nominations are here!

This year’s show returns to Paris for the first time since 1995, and kicks off Sunday, Nov. 5.

EXCLUSIVE: Main cast has been revealed for The Daily Wire’s adventure series The Pendragon Cycle, which is currently filming in Europe.

Florence Pugh loves herself for who she is — and she wants everyone else to do the same!

The start of the week means only one thing, the return of our favourite soaps. And that is no different for Emmerdale which gets underway again tonight, 28 August, giving fans plenty of drama and heated confrontations.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor The trailer has debuted for “Mademoiselle Kenopsia,” the latest film from Canadian filmmaker Denis Côté, who won awards at Berlin Film Festival with “Vic + Flo Saw a Bear” and Locarno with “Curling.” “Mademoiselle Kenopsia” had its world premiere at the Locarno Film Festival this month, and will premiere in North America at next month’s Toronto Film Festival in the Wavelengths section, which was unveiled Friday. H264 is handling international sales.

The US district court for the Central District Of California last week published a judgement that provided a pretty extensive overview of what was a big legal debate in the US music industry for a time: whether online radio services like Pandora and Sirius were obliged to pay royalties when they played pre-1972 recordings.A lot of that debate centred on lawsuits pursued by the artists Flo & Eddie, who were members of the 1960s band The Turtles.In theory, the 2018 Music Modernization Act removed the ambiguities that those lawsuits sought to address. However, some technicalities remained in relation to Flo & Eddie’s litigation, meaning the lawsuit against Sirius rumbled on until 2021, and the Pandora dispute until last week.

Bellah has compiled an exclusive playlist to accompany this week’s NME cover story.The Enfield-raised artist features on The Cover this week (July 24) as we continue our commitment to supporting emerging talent across the globe on a weekly basis. Every week, a rising artist will feature on The Cover, and the full interview with Bellah can be read here.To celebrate, Bellah – born Isobel Akpobire – has curated a playlist titled ‘Intro to UK R&B’ featuring songs from fellow NME 100 alumni including FLO, No Guidnce, Nippa and more.Listen to the full playlist below on Spotify, and here on Apple Music.In March, the 26-year-old appeared at Austin’s SXSW, a performance NME described as “a defining moment in Bellah’s huge breakout year.” In recent months, she has gone on to play at The Great Escape and Glastonbury, and is currently working on the follow-up to her last EP ‘Adultsville’, which was released in September 2022.In this week’s The Cover interview, Bellah discusses her vision for the future of British R&B music – and gives a shout out to a wealth of her peers and collaborators, including Jvck James, Mnelia and Shaé Universe. “We’re kids that have different cultures infused in us, so Afro-R&B is a thing, R&B and drill [crossover] exists,” she tells NME.

Flo have surprise-released a new EP titled ‘3 Of Us’ for their fans who have been “waiting so patiently for new music”.The EP features three new songs: ‘Control Freak’, ‘Change’ and the title track ‘3 Of Us’. The trio have been performing the first two tracks live at their shows including at their recent appearance at Glastonbury Festival.The EP artwork features all three members – Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renée Downer – showing their matching tattoos of the number three.