Gel: Last News

Gel have announced their split off the back of several serious allegations against former guitarist Anthony Webster.Last night (March 19), the band took to social media to post a lengthy statement announcing their break up. In the post, they allege the “heinous acts” committed by Webster prior to his dismissal from the band that have caused them “irreparable damage”.They wrote: “Gel is no longer a band, and therefore will not be playing any of our currently scheduled upcoming shows.“The reason is pretty simple at its core; the former guitar player, Anthony Webster, has committed such heinous acts in trying to forward himself in his musical career that he’s done irreparable damage to the band in the process, and it’s affected us as human beings more than we can even attempt to explain, to the point of being completely unable to do the band anymore.”A post shared by GEL (@gelhc)The band went on to list some of his alleged “heinous acts”.

Gel have returned with an aggressive new single, ‘Mirage’ and announced a new EP, ‘Persona’.The New Jersey hardcore band will release their new five-track EP on August 16, which is the follow-up to 2023 album ‘Only Constant’. It also marks their first release on new label Blue Grape, which is also the home of bands such as Code Orange and Spiritual Cramp.Notably, ‘Mirage’ is the band’s longest single to date, clocking in at just shy of three minutes.“We really wanted to fill out the songs more and make them more nuanced,” explained vocalist Sami Kaiser in a press release.

Scowl and Gel have become the latest bands to pull out of SXSW over the event’s ties to the US Army amid the current Israel-Hamas conflict.The festival will take place in Austin, Texas from March 12-14 but has already seen numerous artists who have pledged their support to Palestine pull out because the US Army sponsors the event. Eliza McLamb, Okay Shalom and Squirrelflower have all dropped off the line-up, the latter of whom also pointed to the festival’s ties to the defense contractor RTX Corporation, which has supplied weapons to Israel.Now, two more bands have also announced that they are pulling out.

With Mother’s Day just around the corner, it’s definitely time to start thinking about a gift if you haven’t managed to get one already. If you’ve got a manicure-obsessed mum or a new mum friend who’s in need of a little bit of self-care, 14 Day Mani’s ‘Mama Bear’ gel nail kit is the perfect, thoughtful gift.The kit usually costs £169 but is currently on sale for £79 here.

By now we’re guessing that your festive season manicure is just about ready for a new lease of life, but if you're anything like us your January budget might be giving you pause for thought when it comes to another year of expensive salon visits. Although there’s nothing wrong with a little splurge in the name of self care and taking care of yourself, when money is tight it might be time to think of other ways you can get some impeccably on-trend nails without splashing out quite so much cash.

With the ever-rising prices of gas, groceries and general life expenses, it's harder than ever to justify spending on little luxuries for ourselves. Whether it's an eyebrow treatment, hair highlights or a monthly mani, most of us will say we have at least one treatment we don't want to give up for the sake of money-saving. For me, it's manicures.

This summer we couldn’t get enough of Sol de Janeiro’s beauty products, with the Brazilian Bum Bum Cream, £48 here, and the Brazilian Crush Cheirosa 62 Perfume Mist, £22 here, flying off the shelves and onto our dressing tables. Keen to incorporate the brand’s signature summery scents into every part of our routines, the Sol de Janeiro Brazilian 4-Play Shower Cream Gel, £10 here, also became a staple in plenty of our bathing regimes and racked up hundreds of five star reviews from people raving about how good it smelt and how soft it left their skin.

September is proven to be a bit of a scorcher, with the Met Office confirming temperatures are set to remain in the 20s this weekend.

and with grace and candidness, taking breaks as needed and trudging through when she sees fit. So while it's understandably easy to sink into self-pity mode after breaking a bone, it's no surprise that a recent injury isn't going to stop the multi-hyphenate from enjoying one of her favorite things: makeup.Being on Selena Gomez Manicure Watch is basically part of my job description, so imagine my concern when, while doing my daily tap-and-squint Instagram Stories ritual of looking for a on her fingertips I instead saw a brace on one of her hands.It turns out Gomez tripped over the long dress she was wearing while walking from her car to her house, breaking her hand.

We have no doubt that by now you’ve heard of Charlotte Tilbury’s Magic Cream, £79 here.The moisturiser is loved by celebrities and makeup artists alike for its ultra-hydrating formula that leaves skin glowing and soft, and now it’s been given a gel makeover. Although the original Magic Cream is loved for how thick and luxurious it is, some users – especially those with oilier complexions – find it too heavy for their skin, making the brand new Charlotte's Magic Water Cream, £79 here, the perfect alternative.

No matter how good your skincare routine is, at some point you’re going to have to deal with a blemish or two. Hormonal changes, the weather, sleep and your diet can all contribute to breakouts, leaving you with added texture and redness to contend with.

shared, and more specifically, her eyebrows in the photo, I immediately needed the product details. Because my eyebrows are about as tame as a toddler. One moment they're arched, fanned-out, and slicked into place — then a few minutes later, it looks like I didn't even bother brushing the hairs, let alone using a .That's why I have to know what in her latest selfie.

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Rutherglen Glencairn boss Joe Pryce wants a West of Scotland First Division title push, but reckons his side will have to find their feet, first.

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They’re flaky.They’ve got zero resilience. And they split at the first sign of stress. No, I’m not talking about Gen Z stereotypes, but my natural nails.

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, but they have a few catches. Gel manicures, for example, often have to be filed off the nail which can cause damage in the long run and make your nail thinner and thinner. Shellac, meanwhile, can be removed from the nails with aluminum foil, but it only lasts about two weeks.

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Whilst there’s nothing wrong with treating yourself to a beauty treatment or three, the cost of all of those different appointments can soon start to add up, which is why we’re always happy to find a product that can save us money without scrimping on results. For Love Island contestant Ruchee Gurung, that meant stocking up on got2b Glued 4 Brows & Edges 2in1 Gel, £5.50 here, to give her brows that freshly laminated look without having to regular visits to your beautician.