The Amorphous Androgynous on the ‘lost’ Noel Gallagher album: “I may or may not still be working on bits”

Anna Marie de la Fuente ZDF Enterprises, to be rebranded ZDF Studios in April, has snagged worldwide distribution rights to the topical post-WWII dramatic series “Between Two Worlds” (“Ein Hauch Von Amerika”).Skein is set in a fictional German town in the ’50s where a robust U.S. military presence is impacting the lives of its people, in particular the two young friends Marie and Erika, whose relationships with their family, community and each other are put to the test by the presence of a U.S.

Noel Gallagher‘s High Flying Birds have unveiled ‘Flying On The Ground’, the latest new track to emerge from the band’s forthcoming greatest hits collection.The melodic new offering hears Gallagher flanked by backing singers throughout. He explains how his love of Motown influenced the track.“Flying On The Ground is literally the best thing I’ve released since the last thing I released.

Noel Gallagher has revealed he has received his first Covid-19 vaccine, while also criticising celebrities who have campaigned for other people to get the jab.The former Oasis guitarist told Radio Times that his doctor told him he would be a “fool” not to get the jab, after he initially turned it down.Noel originally claimed he wasn’t afraid of contracting the virus, which has claimed the lives of more than 3.5 million people globally, because he suffered worse symptoms after contracting food poisoning in Mexico.He also reportedly claimed that he was worried about hair loss, but his doctor reassured him there was no evidence to suggest it was a side effect of the jab.“So you’re saying I should take it?” Gallagher said he asked his doctor,

coronavirus vaccine, as he initially did not want the jab for fear of “hair loss”.The Oasis singer accused celebrities of “virtue signalling” by urging people to have the vaccine in a bid to end the pandemic, despite him revealing that he had, in fact, received his first jab after much consideration.Speaking on his thoughts towards being vaccinated against coronavirus, Noel said: “I will say it’s a human right to decline it. And the people who are virtue signalling, [with] their lofty wagging their finger at people who are declining it, can eff off. “That’s how fascism starts.

He told Radio Times: ‘I will say: it’s a human right to decline it. And the people who are virtue signaling, [with] their lofty wagging their finger at people who are declining it, can eff off.

Liam and Noel Gallagher on Twitter following Manchester City’s defeat in the Champions League.City, who are famously supported by the Oasis siblings, lost 1-0 to Chelsea in the final of the European competition on Saturday (May 29).Evra posted a video on his Twitter page earlier today that saw him don a wig in a similar style to Liam’s hair and glasses similar to those the frontman wore in the ‘90s. After singing along to a burst of ‘Wonderwall’, the former footballer said: “Liam! Where are you? You remember when you were laughing at me when United lost? Now it’s your turn.“Don’t be jealous.

Liam Gallagher after Manchester City failed to win the Champions League. The brothers are from Burnage in Manchester and their former band Oasis played a legendary show at the club's Maine Road ground in 1995.

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Oasis star Noel Gallagher as his beloved Manchester City were beaten by Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea in the Champions League final.Victory would have seen City secure their first ever Champions League title as well as their first European honour since 1970, but it was not to be as a solitary goal from Kai Havertz was enough to send the most coveted trophy in club football back to West London.Before the game, Gallagher was speaking to Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher, the pair fulfilling media duties for American outlet CBS Sports.The former Reds-defender opted to serenade the musician with a song for his birthday, belting out into a rendition of the famous Liverpool anthem You'll Never Walk Alone.Carragher said: "I just want to sing you a song,

NOEL Gallagher and brother Liam both attended the Champions League final today just days after reigniting their ongoing feud. The famous brothers - who have been at war with each other since the 90s - arrived at Estádio do Dragão in Porto, Portugal, tonight for the big match between Manchester City and Chelsea FC.

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Liam and Noel Gallagher is almost as famous as their music.The brother’s rivalry has been public and at times violent and petty, involving tons of insults and even a legal battle.Despite Oasis breaking up in 2009 because the inability of the Gallaghers to work together, the feud still carries on to this day, with the estranged brothers continuing to hurl insults at each other in the press and on Twitter.To truly understand how these two fell out so badly, we looked back to the beginning of their feud and traced all the barbs and fights to present day.The first cracks in the brother’s relationship began to show during a a gig at Whiskey A Go Go in Los Angeles.After a famously terrible set Liam began throwing insults and hit Noel with a

NOEL Gallagher left a London celeb hangout at 3am with his arm around actress and model Gala Gordon. The former Oasis rocker, 54, then headed off with his glamorous wife, Sara MacDonald.

Noel Gallagher has claimed that a planned album of Oasis‘ greatest hits was scrapped after a disagreement with Liam Gallagher.Noel sparked Liam’s ire last year after unveiling an Oasis demo track called ‘Don’t Stop’, prompting Liam to claim that his brother released the track to stay relevant because his 2019/2020 EPs had failed to get fans on side.Noel has now revealed that there were unsuccessful plans to release an entire collection of Oasis’ best tracks of the 2000s, including offerings from 2000’s ‘Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants’, 2002’s ‘Heathen ­Chem­istry’, 2005’s ‘Don’t Believe The Truth’ and their last studio effort, 2008’s ‘Dig Out Your Soul’.He told Record Collector Magazine: “You know that ‘Don’t Stop’ demo we put up? We

LIAM Gallagher branded Noel a "massive c***" on Twitter as he reignites their feud again. The Oasis star, 48, slammed his brother, 53, as they continued their 12-year fight on Wednesday.

Liam and Noel Gallagher's rocky relationship is well publicised.

IF fans aren’t already sick of Noel and Liam Gallagher’s bickering they will be now. The duo were meant to release an Oasis greatest hits album with incredible extra tracks but couldn’t agree on the project so it was scrapped.

Liam and Noel Gallagher have decided to scrap the long-awaited Oasis Greatest Hits album amid their ongoing feud.The Mancunian icons "couldn’t agree" on the direction the project was going in, and have decided to bin it entirely.

his eye-watering fee would be £100million, his little brother has now said he would do it for nothing.Responding to Noel’s extortionate price, stated on The Jonathan Ross Show at the weekend, Liam, 48, commented on the Oasis Mania Fanpage’s Instagram: ‘I’d do it for FREE.’He had previously teased a reunion — 11 years after their break-up — posting: ‘It’s gonna happen.’Liam’s freebie offer came as Noel, 53, revealed his first solo record with High Flying Birds in 2011 was meant to be the next Oasis album following chart-toppers such as Be Here Now and Dig Out Your Soul.Asked by Mojo if the breakaway release was always intended to be a solo project, he replied: ‘No, that was going to be the next Oasis album.

Noel Gallagher has revealed the amount of money it would take for him to get on board with an Oasis reunion. 

Noel Gallagher has revealed in a new interview that his 2011 debut solo album had meant to be “the next Oasis album”.‘Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ was released in October 2011, marking Gallagher’s first LP release since the break-up of Oasis in 2009.Speaking to MOJO, Gallagher was asked if the first High Flying Birds album had always intended to be a solo project, to which he replied: “No, that was going to be the next Oasis album.”“On the last [Oasis] tour I wrote ‘If I Had a Gun’, ‘Everybody’s On the Run’ and ‘(I Wanna Live In A Dream In My) Record Machine’,” he recalled.“‘AKA… What A Life!’ was the last thing I wrote.