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Deadline published on Thursday.McQueen said that exactly two years ago, he had surgery to remove a cancerous tumor right before he was set to start filming his new war movie “Blitz.”He got tested because his father, Philbert McQueen, died of prostate cancer in 2006.McQueen recalled that doctors “discovered that I had developed this cancer, this tumor, a small tumor, and therefore obviously caught it very, very, early. I delayed the shoot by two weeks and then had the procedure.”The “12 Years a Slave” director spent two days in the hospital, where he worked from his bed, and then went home for 12 days before he began production on “Blitz” in London.However, McQueen didn’t tell anybody in the cast or crew about his health scare because he didn’t want them to be “concerned.”Instead, only McQueen’s mother, sister and close family were aware of his diagnosis.“And that was it.

revealed his stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis in November 2022, saying his cancer was “asymptomatic” after he was initially diagnosed in 2018.Speaking at a press conference at the Sanremo Music Festival in Italy, frontman Simon Le Bon said that Taylor’s diagnosis was “very late, fourth-stage metastasized cancer.”“I am sure he would love to be here,” he told attendees, Daily Mail reported. “He’s fighting as hard as he can, and we are with him in that fight.”The rocker announced his diagnosis in 2022 through his bandmates Le Bon, Nick Rhodes, John Taylor, and Roger Taylor, who read out a letter at their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction speech in Los Angeles.Taylor was unable to attend the band’s induction ceremony, but Le Bon read a letter on behalf of the musician.Following the announcement, the Brit told fans he had been told he needed “palliative, end-of-life care.”Elsewhere during his appearance at the festival, Le Bon told fans that the group has managed to stay together through so many decades because they never had disputes over money.“There is something between us that keeps us together,” he said.

Facebook post Sunday, revealing that the actor had been battling prostate cancer.The actor died in his wife’s arms “only hours after their 38th wedding anniversary,” the post reads.In addition to cancer, Kasten had been battling Crohn’s disease for the past seven years. He died at his Batavia, New York home.

“Say It Loud — I’m Black and I’m Proud.”But the “Super Bad” singer was also super proud of his hair — whether he wore a natural Afro or a straightened conk.In fact, after the Godfather of Soul was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2004, his tresses were foremost on his mind in his treatment.“He was like, ‘I can’t do chemo, ’cause I don’t wanna lose all my hair.’ I mean, this was a real thing,” says his daughter Dr. Yamma Brown in the four-part A&E documentary “James Brown: Say It Loud,” which premiered Monday and is now available to stream and on demand.“Thank God it was in the early stages enough that all he really needed was radiation.

testify to that.Rage Against the Machine fans won’t be seeing a reunion anytime soon, as the band has broken up — for a third time. Drummer Brad Wilk made the announcement in a lengthy statement on Wednesday. “I know a lot of people are waiting for us to announce new tour dates for all the canceled RATM shows,” Wilk, 55, wrote in an Instagram post.

The BBC confirms. He was 56.Abraham was known for his roles as Bob Carter in the 2001 comedy “Mean Machine” and Konokko in “Formula 51,” a thriller released that same year.

revealed his stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis last November, saying he was initially diagnosed in 2018.Speaking to The Times, Taylor explained that the dramatic U-turn happened after a doctor told him about a breakthrough cancer drug, dubbed “a nuclear medicine” called Lutetium-177, that targets cancer cells.After undergoing a round of the said treatment conducted by Christopher Evans, whom Taylor referred to as the “Elon Musk of cancer,” the rocker was “radioactive for several days.”“I was classified as palliative, end-of-life care… and now I’m not. I’m asymptomatic,” he told the outlet, adding that he was unable to sleep in the same room as others, or use public transportation.Taylor completed one round of treatment and will have five more rounds to follow that will take place every six weeks.“The lowest point is maybe six weeks after the diagnosis, when it really sinks in,” the Brit explained, adding that he was feeling very down by the limited treatment options.

shared news of his diagnosis in April, telling fans that he had been battling prostate issues before undergoing immunotherapy.Taking to social media Sunday, the German-born star shared the good news with his large following.“I’m cancer-free. They couldn’t find the damn thing,” he said in a Facebook Live video on Aug. 13.

revealed his stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis last November, saying he was initially diagnosed in 2015.Taylor said a scientist reached out to him with an offer of “a nuclear medicine” called Lutetium-177.The scientist told him that the medicine “is targeted, so it only sees cancer cells.”“It can’t see healthy cells,” Taylor told BBC News revealing he had his first round of the drug six weeks ago. “It kills stage four cancer in your bones.

BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent, 51, praised Bill Turnbull's daughter Flora, 31, in a poignant post today, coinciding with the star’s appearance on the BBC One show this morning. Broadcasting legend Bill died last year at the age of 66 after a five-year battle with prostate cancer.Sally shared a clip of Flora being interviewed about her dad on BBC Breakfast this morning from the show’s official Twitter account.The video was captioned: “The daughter of former #BBCBreakfast presenter Bill Turnbull will run the London Marathon in her late father's memory.“Flora Turnbull told us she wants to continue his campaign to raise awareness over prostate cancer after his death last year.”In response, Sally told her 154,800 followers: “Flora Turnbull is on @BBCBreakfast this morning.

prostate cancer fears in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.The iconic fitness guru is taking on the challenge of a lifetime after his own experience with the disease.  Derrick will be running an impressive 26.2 miles this January in support of Prostate Cancer UK.The GMTV star gave a rare insight into his own health, as he discussed how prostate cancer had left a lasting impact on both him and his loved ones. Sadly, one in eight men are affected by prostate cancer, and Derrick was shocked to recently learn that black men face double this risk, as the disease affects one in four of them. Derrick, who rose to fame with his motivational live fitness sessions on breakfast television, spoke about how he had been personally impacted by the illness.  “There was a period, about two years ago, when I noticed that my flow was not as strong,” Derrick remembered.“So I went to get it checked and my prostate was slightly enlarged,” he continued.“And we just watched it, but we kept going back and the doctors and specialists kept saying, ‘Well look, your fitness is definitely keeping you ahead of the curve.’ “And there was a point at which it did get enlarged really badly and I was really having serious difficulty passing water.

Steph McGovern admits she 'starved' herself while on BBC Breakfast“You can imagine having a scrap at the Sandy Lane bar with Liam Gallagher would probably have ended Kenny’s public life," she added, according to The Sun.Gabby previously told the Sunday Express how the night ended up being a 12-hour long drinking marathon.She spilled: "We started at 3pm and finished at 3am and Liam didn't disappoint."If you're going to spend a night drinking with a rock'n'roll star, he absolutely lived up to his image, but let's just say my hangover the next day wasn't pleasant."Gabby and Kenny have been married for 21 years.The couple met by chance when he was out in London with teammates from the Wasps, while she was on a night out.They share 17-year-old twins Lois and Reuben. In an interview with Steven Bartlett on his Diary Of A Ceo podcast, Gabby opened up about their marriage.Jeremy Clarkson being 'sued' after farm 'trespasser' gets stuck [REVEALED]Ant and Dec react as viewers urge Charlene 'to leave' I'm A Celeb [REACTION]I'm A Celeb's Scarlette Douglas speaks out after show exit [EXCLUSIVE]After discussing his recent recovery from prostate cancer, she went on to gush about just how much he meant to her.Wiping back tears, Gabby said: "He's just great, I'm very lucky."I knew I wasn't going to lose him."He's a great man and I couldn't ever wish for anybody to have shared my life with, who is better."On their successful marriage, she went on to say they have had "rough patches" like other couples, but stressed that communication was key.She continued: "Marriage, children and the commitments, they do test you."They do put you in a position where you feel uncomfortable and not kind of how I expected things to be."The one thing is

“Although my current condition is not immediately life-threatening there is no cure.”The legendary guitarist added that “despite the exceptional efforts of [his] team”, Andy was unable, both physically and mentally, to perform at the ceremony.He wrote: “Recently I was doing OK after some very sophisticated life-extending treatment, that was until a week or so ago when I suffered a setback, and despite the exceptional efforts of my team, I had to be honest in that both physically and mentally, I would be pushing my boundaries.”Saying he was “truly sorry and massively disappointed” he could not attend the event, Andy added: “I often doubted the day would come.

prostate cancer as she revealed she knew deep down she "wasn't going to lose him".The 49-year-old struggled to fight back tears when she discussed just how much "her rock" meant to her and how his cancer battle made them stronger.In a new interview, the presenter was asked about her relationship with Kenny and finding out about his cancer.Her spouse was diagnosed after she urged him to get checked out, but the result was not what they expected.Speaking to Steven Bartlett, she spilled: "He was really upset as you can imagine and I just thought, 'Right no, this is going to be absolutely fine, what are we going to do? What are the answers here?'His neurologist was brilliant, he's a brilliant communicator and told us what the options were and I was like, (to Kenny) 'we've just to get a plan together, you need to know what you're doing and then we will keep being positive about it'.Karren Brady fears for royals 'shivering' over Prince Harry's book"That's what we did really, once we got over the initial shock, we just really kind of focused on it as a project we had to deal with and it's a b****y awful operation."Gabby explained that Kenny had to have six stab wounds in his torso, which was "really invasive"."It's horrible to see him in the pain he was afterwards, it's a horrible thing to go through but he's doing really really well now."The presenter was then swiftly in tears as she revealed just how much he meant to her.Seconds later after composing herself, she said: "He's just great, I'm very lucky."I knew I wasn't going to lose him."He's a great man and I couldn't ever wish for anybody to have shared my life with, who is better."Gabby and Kenny tied the knot two years after meeting.Strictly's Anton Du Beke 'heartbroken'

prostate cancer last week aged 66.The BBC Breakfast presenter went public with his battle in 2018 after being diagnosed a year before. In her latest column with The Mirror, Fiona Phillips, 61, paid tribute to her "brother" Bill, who she presented BBC show Holding Back The Years with."That show was the first and last time I ever worked closely with him and we clicked straight away," she recalled.“We had such a great time. Bill and I were quite miffed at first that we’d been chosen to present it because it was called Holding Back the Years and we were like ‘Hang on a minute!'"The programme focused on wellbeing, particularly for older people, providing tips on how to stay well, live longer and be healthy.Joan Collins shuts down Meghan Markle after Mariah Carey 'diva' swipe"We laughed a lot," Fiona added.

BBC Breakfast yesterday as part of National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.The couple made his diagnosis public in a bid to encourage other men to get tested.In the latest episode of her podcast, Kenny said he was glad to be home post-operation as he begins his recovery period."It's odd, I went into hospital feeling fine and I've come out feeling horrific," he laughed.Gabby went on to add that Kenny's torso was "really bruised"."I've got balls the size of tennis balls," he continued, as he joked it was a "positive" thing.'Terrible when you get caught out!' Karren Brady mocks Meghan MarkleHe went on to say that despite being bruised, swollen and uncomfortable, he was grateful that the operation went well and hoped this meant the end of his cancer journey.Gabby added that her spouse wasn't allowed to do anything but rest and limited walking during his recovery period as he awaits for the final result."I'm feeling positive and I'm lucky to have it out," he continued.

BBC host and Classic FM DJ Turnbull has lost against his long-term battle with prostate cancer. Having first been diagnosed back in 2017, Turnbull understood exactly what Dame Deborah was going through when she was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer in 2016.This mutual understanding came across when Turnbull shared a heartfelt response to Dame Deborah’s tweet, announcing that she was about to start receiving end of life care.In this tweet, Dame Deborah wrote: “The tweet I never wanted to write.The time has come to say goodbye.

Express.co.uk in an exclusive interview that “fear” stopped him from visiting the doctor for a check-up after his dad sadly died of prostate cancer last year.The A Question of Sport star, 38, recently teamed up with Boots UK for the second series of the health and wellbeing podcast Taboo Talk, in which he discussed the taboo of pain in the world of sport with host Vogue Williams. In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Ugo opened up about the chronic pain he feels on a daily basis, as well as reflecting on the male tendency to ignore mental and physical ailments. When asked about whether articulating feelings of pain was a particular problem for men, Ugo confirmed that he felt it was.  “Men, in general, aren't good at talking about stuff,” Ugo began.“And it's not just physical health. It's mental health.

James Michael Tyler was an actor best known for playing Gunther, the barista at Central Perk, on “Friends.”Tyler’s best-known role was Gunther, the coffee shop worker who had a longstanding unrequited crush on Jennifer Aniston’s Rachel Green character. He was a regular recurring character on the show, appearing in more than half of its episodes as the show’s most frequent guest star.

RIP Mike SextonThis pic taken at the start of a 6 hour heads up deal in the TOC that Mike went on to win. He played so well that day I remember being truly shocked and impressed.

Sir Rod Stewart has given a health update, three years after he was told he had prostate cancer.The rock legend, who has now been given the all-clear, spoke out amid the coronavirus pandemic while isolating in the UK.The 75-year-old said he was "slightly more at risk" but said he is the fittest he has even been.The singer is currently in lockdown at his Essex home, with four of his children and wife Penny Lancaster.He was asked about his health during a chat on BBC Radio 2's Steve Wright in the Afternoon.Presenter Bobbie Pryor asked him: "Given all the health problems you've had over recent years, might you be slightly more at risk?""Yeah, oh absolutely," Rod confirmed.