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Billie Shepherd has shared a glimpse into their lavish home bar featuring a large luminous sign that has an iconic saying the mum of three is known to love. The TV personality and former Towie star moved into the Essex mansion in October last year with husband Greg Shepherd and their two children, Arthur and Nelly - now a family of five with baby Margot who arrived in December. Billie and Greg purchased the £1.4 million mansion in 2020 and spent two years transforming it into their dream home.

Noel Gallagher has shared a preview of Robert Smith‘s remix of ‘Pretty Boy’ – check out the video below.The original version of the track (featuring Johnny Marr) arrived last October and is due to appear on Gallagher’s fourth High Flying Birds album ‘Council Skies’, which comes out on June 2 via Sour Mash (pre-order here).Back in January, the former Oasis singer-songwriter explained that Smith’s upcoming reworking “sounds exactly like The Cure” while talking about how the team-up with the frontman came about.Gallagher has now posted a brief snippet of Smith’s take on ‘Pretty Boy’ on social media. A portion of the song soundtracks a video that contains screenshots of various news articles about the collaboration.The new teaser suggests that the remix could be arriving soon, but a release date is not yet known. You can listen below:A post shared by Noel Gallagher’s HFB (@themightyi)Earlier this year, Gallagher recalled: “‘Pretty Boy’’ as it was unfolding became reminiscent of the golden age of The Cure.

Chvrches have shared the lyrics for their imminent new single, ‘Over’ – check them out below.The Scottish trio announced the song a fortnight ago and posted a snippet of the track on social media alongside a pre-save/pre-add link.A further teaser was then shared last week alongside details of a February 24 release date. The band said the song serves as “a brief reprieve from the horrors of CHV4 [their fourth album, 2021’s ‘Screen Violence’]”, adding: “We finished a new song and couldn’t wait to share it with you.”The newly shared lyrics for the track include the lines: “I try my best to turn down the noise / And I tell myself that boys will be boys / It’s getting harder to breathe / So, baby, put me to sleep.”See the full lyrics below.A post shared by CHVRCHES (@chvrches)Last summer, NME asked Chvrches if fans could expect any new material in the near future.

Hearts are bracing themselves for a fresh approach from Blackpool for derby hero Toby Sibbick after booting out a bid worth upwards of £600,000 from the Seasiders.

Rangers will make a third bid for Morgan Whittaker after he was left out of Swansea City’s squad for their trip to Queen’s Park Rangers.

It’s been a cold, hard place at the box office for not just adult movies but also artsy titles in the awards conversation. After winning the Golden Globe for Animated Film for his Pinocchio on Tuesday, the two-time Oscar winner was asked backstage by a reporter if he had any concerns about the state of moviegoing.

Argentina World Cup keeper Emiliano Martinez says Michael Beale was the manager in all but name at Aston Villa as he admitted having never seen an assistant take on such responsibility during his career.

Good afternoon Insiders, Max Goldbart here following another busy week in our world. Read on for our dissection of the biggest headlines.

September may just have started - but one of the biggest chart battles for Q4 (the most exciting time of the year for any music fan worth their salt) has already been announced. 

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor Days after top YouTube exec Robert Kyncl was named as the next CEO of Warner Music Group, the company revealed in an SEC filing that he will earn approximately $15 million in his first year on the job, depending on performance targets. When Kyncl’s name was first mentioned as a potential successor to outgoing CEO Stephen Cooper, who leaves after 11 years in the role, many wondered whether the job would be sufficiently appealing for the executive who led Netflix from DVDs to streaming and has been YouTube’s business chief for much of his 12 years at the company. However, the SEC filing makes clear that the job is financially appealing: He will receive a base salary of $2 million, a target performance-based bonus of $3 million and an annual grant of performance share units with an aggregate, pre-tax value of $10 million.

September may just have started - but one of the biggest chart battles for Q4 (the most exciting time of the year for any music fan worth their salt) has already been announced. 

Israel has announced a total $13m (45m shekels) tax rebate aimed at incoming film and TV productions.

More talent deals are incoming at Blue Ant as the Canadian giant seeks “significant growth” over the coming years, according to Content Production Co-President Sam Sniderman.

Afternoon Insiders, Max Goldbart here. I’m headed to Banff on Sunday for the World Media Fest but before I go, here’s our digest of the week’s biggest news and analysis.

Incoming Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has refused to get too downbeat after Ajax missed out on the chance to take a giant stride towards securing their latest Eredivisie title.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka has been tipped to be sold by Manchester United once Erik ten Hag arrives.

Afternoon all, Max Goldbart here looking back on quite a week. Lots to digest so the Insider has you covered. Read on.

Lucy Verasamy, 41, has issued a warning that the sunshine Britain has been enjoying recently isn’t here to stay, unfortunately.Temperatures are set to plummet, meaning bad news for those who were hoping for more sunshine in the coming days.Lucy has said “colder air incoming” on her social media accounts, where she has also posted some holiday snaps from her skiing trip.On Twitter and Instagram, the 41-year-old ITV Weather star wrote: “Springtime skiing from two weeks ago - ft. hazy skies & twinkling lights.”Lucy added: “Spring is fickle! Colder air incoming - snow in the forecast this week (for the UK & the Alps).”She also posted a snowflake emoji alongside the message in view of her 171,000 Twitter followers.The posts were made on Monday morning.In the series of images, taken in Tignes, France, Lucy can be seen posing in the French Alps in the first snap.There is also a snap of the Tignes - Val d'Isère ski resort.Later that same day, Lucy also shared a post from the Met Office on Twitter, which showed ‘blue hues’ on the chart.She commented: “Arctic air returns as April approaches.”Lucy also took to Instagram to share a selfie last week.Sharing how the sunshine affects her mood in a positive way and makes a “huge difference,” Lucy urged her fans to walk on the sunny side of the street when they can.She took the selfie while out on a walk in the sunshine.Lucy appeared to be in a really good mood and compared the snaps with one from when the weather was colder and she certainly wasn’t smiling.In the selfie which was taken in warmer weather, Lucy could be seen smiling from ear to ear.Lucy captioned the post: “Winter in the shade, summer in the light this time of year.“Choose the sunny side of the street.

Hopeful Celtic supporters are set for a major update on the availability of talisman Kyogo next week.

Good afternoon. Christmas feels like a lifetime ago (just asks Boris Johnson) and 2022 is certainly in full swing. Here’s your weekly dose of the biggest news and deep-dives of the week. Read on.

The incoming chief executive of Scotland’s new nationalised rail operator owns a sideline family business which consults for other transport companies, the Sunday Mail can reveal.