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Horsegirl and Lifeguard have teamed up to perform a version of The Stone Roses’ ‘I Wanna Be Adored’ – watch the video below.Horsegirl guitarist and vocalist Penelope Lowenstein is the sister of Lifeguard drummer Isaac Lowenstein, and the two bands combined for the cover version for the online music show Unacceptable Color.‘I Wanna Be Adored’ was first released as the opening track of the Manchester band’s iconic 1989 self-titled debut album.Horsegirl released their debut album ‘Versions of Modern Performance’ last year.In a four-star review of the LP, NME wrote: “Compelling from its first note to its very last, the record presents a band who, yes, are still in their infancy, but clearly know who they are and what that sounds like.“It doesn’t reinvent the wheel by any means, but its rushes of no wave-tinged indie-rock are fit to burst with infectious energy and intriguing experimentation that there’s no danger of it feeling old and staid.”The album went on to be named one of NME’s 25 best debut albums of 2022.Teenage trio Lifeguard put out the double EP ‘Crowd Can Talk / Dressed In Trenches’ in July this year.It received a three-star review from NME, which stated: “There is a sense that Lifeguard will only kick on from here, finding greater balance between the competing elements in their music while also growing in confidence when it comes to taking creative leaps.”Last month, Imelda Mounfield, the wife of The Stone Roses’ bassist Mani, died after being diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2020.Just two weeks earlier, the Manchester band’s original bassist, Pete Garner, also died at the age of 59.

Robert Gamboa attends the unveiling of the two Pride-painted lifeguard towers at Ginger Rogers Beach on Saturday in Santa Monica. Photo: Robert Gamboa.

EXCLUSIVE: Fox has given a straight-to-series order to Rescue: HI-Surf, a Hawaii lifeguard drama from John Wells Productions in Wells’ broadcast return. The series, slated to premiere during the 2023-24 season, will be co-produced by Warner Bros. Television, where JWP is based, and Fox Entertainment.

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have recently surprised their loyal social media followers by announcing that Molly is pregnant with their first child. The pair made the pregnancy announcement in a short but sweet Instagram video, which took a look back at where their relationship first started and was followed by a clip of Molly's baby bump.

Can you imagine getting saved in the pool by your favorite actor? It’s like every fangirl’s dream — and it could be a reality for some Stranger Things stans!

How does Noah Schnapp spend his summer? When the young actor is not busy filming "Stranger Things," one of the most popular shows to ever hit Netflix, he is spending his time as a many teenagers do, working a summer job as a lifeguard.  Schnapp said it's a "just for fun thing." "I've kind of grown up with a normal life and normal friends and stuff outside of ‘Stranger Things,’ so it's kind of kept me grounded," Schnapp told Flaunt during an interview.  "Stranger Things" actor Noah Schnapp spends his summers working as a lifeguard.  ( Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for Netflix) A video on TikTok surfaced of Schnapp doing a little dance at his summer job while rocking his lifeguard outfit.The video traveled quickly throughout the platform.  In addition to the actor's summer job, he is furthering his education by studying business at The University of Pennsylvania. Schnapp plans on living in the dorms with the other incoming freshman.

Stranger Things‘ Noah Schnapp has revealed he’s been working as a lifeguard this summer.The actor, who plays Will Byers in the hit Netflix series, recently described the job as a “just for fun thing”.In a new interview with Flaunt, Schnapp explained that working as a lifeguard helped him feel more like a normal teenager.“It’s kind of a ‘just for fun thing,’” Schnapp told the publication.“I’ve kind of grown up with a normal life and normal friends and stuff outside of Stranger Things, so it’s kind of kept me grounded.”The actor also said on TikTok recently that he will soon be attending the University of Pennsylvania to study business.“I was thinking of going for acting,” he said, before adding: “Acting was just kind of repetitive, and I wanted to try something new.”“Millie [Bobby Brown] is doing the same thing with her schooling – she’s kind of learning about other things,” he added.In other Stranger Things news, the show’s creators Matt and Ross Duffer recently revealed the fifth season might not feature any new characters.Speaking to IndieWire, Ross Duffer said: “Whenever we introduce a new character, we want to make sure that they’re going to be an integral part of the narrative. But every time we do that, we’re nervous because you go, ‘We’ve got a great cast of characters here and actors, and any moment we’re spending with a new character, we’re taking time away from one of the other actors.’ So we’re just very, very careful about who we’re introducing.”Matt added: “I just like shaking it up, so we shake it up by changing the plot or adding in a new monster.

Noah Schnapp is taking no time off. Despite having a hectic schedule while he's filming, the 17-year-old actor is using his time in between seasons to work as a lifeguard — and he's got a few good reasons why.«It’s kind of a ‘just for fun thing,’” he tells  in an interview published earlier this week.

Noah Schnapp admitted that when he is not on the set of Stranger Things, he works hard at a separate summer job. The 17-year-old explained during an interview with Flaunt that he has a short-term job as a lifeguard, adding that the work has 'kept me grounded.' Aside from working on the upcoming and last season of the hit Netflix show, he also stated that he has been accepted to The University of Pennsylvania.   Working hard: Noah Schnapp, 17, revealed during a recent interview with Flaunt that he has a summer job as a lifeguard; seen in May in Beverly HillsThe talented actor opened up about his summer gig, adding that, 'It’s kind of a ‘just for fun thing.' The Bridge Of Spies star expressed that although he is on one of Netflix's biggest shows, 'I’ve kind of grown up with a normal life and normal friends and stuff outside of Stranger Things, so it’s kind of kept me grounded.'  Noah recently celebrated his monumental high school graduation and has plans to attend his 'dream school,' The University of Pennsylvania, to study business.While he will continue to pursue his passion for acting, he gave an explanation as to why he wanted to attend college. 'Acting was just kind of repetitive, and I wanted to try something new,' Noah stated to the publication.  New pursuits: Despite his success on the Netflix series, Stranger Things, the budding star has plans to study business at The University of Pennsylvania; seen in season 3 of Stranger ThingsNoah stated that his fellow co-star, Millie Bobby Brown, also his similar feelings and plans. 'Millie Bobby Brown is doing the same thing with her schooling, she’s kind of learning about other things. I thought it would make more sense to do something different.

Living a normal life! Before his final return to the Upside Down, Noah Schnapp revealed that he has been spending his summer working as a lifeguard.

Noah Schnapp is wrapping up his summer job and gearing up for university.

plane as it crashed into the ocean off the coast of California.The video was captured at the 2022 California Surf Lifesaving Association Junior Lifeguard Championship, on Huntington Beach at around 1.30pm on Friday (July 22).Spectators and beachgoers were left in shock after the light aircraft, which was towing a banner promoting a tequila brand, slammed into the sea. READ MORE:Crazy moment pilot's plane flips upside down in field after emergency landingWitnesses could be heard yelling in the clip as the plane was seen heading towards the water.One man shouted: "It’s going in, it’s going in the water guys!” Speaking to the media, Corrine Baginski, the mother of one of the contestants said: “I heard a thump and then I looked at the tent and I see all the kids turning and running,”Two young lifeguards were then seen grabbing their boards and rushing to rescue the pilot.One of the heroic lifeguards, Jake Shaffer told NBC4: "When he got on my board, he had a small cut on his head.

Majorcan resort of Palmanova.The 53-year-old is thought to have fainted while he was while swimming in the pool of the Globales Palmanova Hotel on the afternoon of Sunday, July 17.Lifeguards tried to revive the man, and police and paramedics took over as soon as they arrived at the hotel, but they were sadly unsuccessful.READ MORE: Brit tourists at Spanish hotspot will have to sign 'good behaviour pledges'The man was pronounced dead at the scene , and his body was taken away for a post-mortem.Civil Guard officers are now carrying out a routine investigation and will prepare a report for a local judge.The alarm was sounded just after 4.30pm today. Police could not be reached for official comment.It is not yet known if the man who died was on his own at the time or was accompanied by family or friends.

could close down due to a shortage of lifeguards this summer, New York City is entering the same uncharted waters for the warm-weather season.“Like the entire country, it’s been a challenge recruiting enough qualified people who can pass the NYC Lifeguard requirements, and pandemic impacts on recruitment continue,” NYC Parks spokesperson Crystal Howard told The Post, adding “at this time we plan to have all pools open.”However, an insider familiar with the situation confirmed to The Post that NYC, like in most recent years, is seeing fewer and fewer lifeguards looking out for the swimming public up in their towers.The city will also have a more clear tally for its amount of lifeguards by the Fourth of July weekend when training is complete, the source added. At that time, NYC waters will be staffed accordingly off that lower-than-prior number.Going off a daily headcount basis this summer, the department will also need to adopt flexibility when it comes to opening sections of beaches and pools.

British boy drowned in a lagoon while on holiday in France as a lifeguard was 'more concerned' in looking for his goggles, an inquest heard.Jake Taylor died in a Paris hospital after slipping beneath the water in a busy swimming lagoon at the La Croix Du Vieux Pont campsite in northern France on August 22, 2019.The boy, Hull, East Yorks., had been on holiday with his parents and four brothers at the time.

An 11-year-old boy drowned at a campsite beach as the on-duty lifeguard searched for his goggles, an inquest heard.

EXCLUSIVE: HBO Max has set the full cast for its lifeguard drama pilot Ke Nui Road. Robbie Magasiva (Spreadsheet, Wentworth), Andrew Creer (Lethal Weapon, You), Tessa de Josselin (Mr. Inbetween, Paper Champions), Kekoa Scott Kekumano (The White Lotus, Aquaman), Koa Tom, Rachel Ogechi Kanu (My Best Friend’s Exorcism), Z’aree Pu’ukani Loganbill, Ethan Rich (Hawaiian Vacation, Last of the Grads), and George Mason (The Power of the Dog) are set as series regulars in the Max Original pilot from John Wells, Animal Kingdom writer Matt Kester, and Warner Bros. Television.

BAYWATCH star Donna D'Errico looked like she hadn't aged at all since the 90s as she enjoyed a night out. The 53-year-old actress showed off her incredible age-defying looks in a tiny white crop top in Santa Monica on Thursday.

Hermosa Beach’s Pride Lifeguard Tower was unveiled June 26. Photo: Michael Owen Baker.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A teenage lifeguard has been killed by a lightning strike that injured six others during a heavy storm at a seaside park.The tragedy happened on Monday, August 30, in New Jersey, the US, as extreme weather moved through the state.Heavy downpours, frequent lightning bolts and very strong winds were reported during the storms, which moved through South Jersey on Monday evening.Phil Murphy, the governor of New Jersey, paid tribute to the 19-year-old and to those who were injured at South Seaside Park on the Jersey Shore.

EXCLUSIVE: HBO Max has ordered a pilot of Ke Nui Road, a lifeguard drama from John Wells and Animal Kingdom writer Matt Kester.