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Coronation Street star Calum Lill has finally been able to talk about his exit from the show - 10 weeks after filming his final scenes as Joel Deering.

Weatherfield's biggest-ever whodunnit has come to a dramatic end as Joel Deering's killer was revealed - and it was a joint effort to off the dastardly solicitor in Coronation Street.

Coronation Street star Calum Lill has shared some of the secrets of filming his final scenes as Joel Deering. The actor has officially bowed out of the ITV soap after 14 months of playing the twisted solicitor.

Good news! Shaboozey is back with new music!

A thug who has been jailed for his role in Manchester's summer riots told police footage of the violence 'couldn't possibly' be of him - because he was out 'commiting crime in Derbyshire that night'.

The Kooks have teamed up for a new single with lovelytheband – listen to ‘Jeanie’ below.Opening with a minimalist pop groove and low-key synths, the tune is driven by the alternating vocals from Luke Pritchard and the latter’s Mitchy Collins.The song is The Kooks’ first since the release of their 2022 album, ’10 Tracks To Echo In The Dark’.Frontman Luke Pritchard said of the collaboration: “‘Jeanie’ is about all the unknown legends. She’s not asking for forgiveness or appreciation from the world, just getting on everyday, looking after her people and living in the moment.”He also hinted that it may appear in future setlists on tour adding: “I’m so happy we got to collaborate on the track with lovelytheband, it’s been a beautiful experience.

TV On The Radio have shared a reissue of their album ‘Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes’ in celebration of a huge milestone.Arriving today (November 15), the reissue comes in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their critically acclaimed debut album – which was first released back on March 9 2004.The album contained the hit single ‘Staring At The Sun’, as well as other fan-favourite tracks like ‘Poppy’ and ‘Dreams’. It was highly praised by both fans and critics upon its release, and went on to be included in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.Now, to mark the huge milestone, an anniversary edition of the record has been shared. It features five bonus tracks, including an unreleased song called ‘Dry Drunk Emperor’, which was recorded back in 2005 and originally released as a free MP3 on the Touch and Go Records website.

Jordan Moreau Halloween is over, so that means it’s time for the Christmas season (sorry, Thanksgiving) — and Dwayne Johnson is here to usher in the yuletide early with “Red One.” His Christmas action movie with Chris Evans has made $3.7 million at the box office so far in Thursday previews. The Amazon MGM film is on track to make between $30 million and $35 million, with some projections lower at $25 million and others as high as $40 million. With a massive budget of $250 million, plus marketing costs, it’ll take a Christmas miracle for “Red One” to become a profitable hit at the box office.

Shawn Mendes just released his brand new, self-titled album Shawn!

Sam Fender has released the first official preview of his upcoming album ‘People Watching’ – you can listen to it below.Today (November 15), Fender has shared the title track from the forthcoming album, which is due to arrive on February 21, 2025 via Polydor. You can pre-order the LP here.The lead single, ‘People Watching’, is a euphoric five-minute cut that was written in honour of Sam Fender’s late mentor and friend Annie Orwin and is tells the story of his perspective of visiting her at a care home.Juxtaposing the track’s sombre theme is a bright, hopeful sound and message that encapsulates breaking out of a dark period.

Shel Talmy, the influential rock producer who cut such classics as The Kinks‘ “You Really Got Me” and “Waterloo Sunset” and The Who‘s “My Generation” and “I Can’t Explain,” died during the weekend at his Los Angeles home after a stroke. He was 87.

EXCLUSIVE: Film Independent has named the 37 filmmakers and 15 projects selected for the 22nd edition of its Fast Track Film Finance Market, which kicked off in-person November 12 and wraps up today.

FKA twigs has a new song out!

Moo Deng Moo Deng, boing boing boing / Mommy mommy, play with me.”The track was produced and written by Mueanphet Ammara, a well-known Thai composer, and was released through GMM Music, one of Thailand’s largest music companies. There’s no word so far on a debut EP or album.‘Moodeng Moodeng’ is out now on all streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Music – take a listen down below.Since being born last July, Moo Deng has caused an immense stir on the Internet.

Saint Etienne have announced details of a new album titled ‘The Night’. Find out more below, and check out the new single ‘Half Light’.Arriving on December 13 via Heavenly Recordings, the upcoming record marks the 12th studio album from the British trio, and the follow-up to their critically acclaimed 2021 album ‘I’ve Been Trying To Tell You’.Ahead of next month’s release, the band have today (November 14) shared the lead single from the album – an ethereal track called ‘Half Light’.Coming in at just under two minutes long, the track sees Saint Etienne take on a soothing, ambient sound, and takes listeners on a journey of layered tranquillity.

Cross has finally debuted on Amazon’s Prime Video, and it’s already getting solid reviews from fans and from the press.

JB Gill has said he's 'honoured' as he revealed that he's lined up another job amid his continuing success in the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom.

The Day of the Jackal has hit the target for Sky.

With its upbeat, euphoric sound, the track harnesses the band’s signature blend of indie and dance. “You won’t tell me/ you won’t tell me about it/ You’re all I want/ You’re all I really need,” frontman Peter Hooton sings in the opening lines, before erupting into the feel-good chorus: “Forever and ever/ Take a good look at me/ These are the days that’ll set you free/ Take a good look at me”.“When I first heard the new music in rehearsals, I knew I had to match the infectious nature of the music, so I went for lyrics that aim straight between the eyes.

Coronation Street star Paddy Bever has revealed that the cast 'weren't allowed to know' exactly how Joel Deering's death would play out as Weatherfield's 'biggest-ever' whodunnit nears an end.

The owner of a bakery is responding after Whoopi Goldberg speculated that she might have been denied service due to her political beliefs.