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Kate Winslet has reflected on the harm the media caused her by commenting on her weight when she was younger.Winslet appeared on the show 60 Minutes to promote her new film Lee, which marks her first project that she has both starred in and produced. At point in the interview, she discussed the impact of tabloids making cruel comments about her weight when she rose to popularity – and what happened when she confronted them.“It’s absolutely appalling.

Robert Smith will join Tim Burgess for a special run-through of The Cure‘s acclaimed ‘Songs Of A Lost World‘ on an upcoming edition of Tims Listening Party, NME can exclusively reveal.Becoming a favourite among music fans on social media during lockdown as Tim’s Twitter Listening Parties, the format of The Charlatans frontman talking through new and classic albums with the artists behind them found a new home as a podcast and show on Absolute Radio last year.Now, it has been confirmed that Smith has recorded a special version of the show that will be broadcast from 10pm this weekend on Sunday December 8 on Absolute Radio before becoming available on the Rayo app shortly after and being made into a podcast early in the new year.“I’m looking forward very much to my second Listening Party,” Smith told NME, “running through ‘Songs Of A Lost World’ with Tim – this time together in a ‘real life space’ – should be good?”This comes after Smith hosted a run-through of Tim’s Twitter Listening Party for their classic album ‘Wish’ back in November 2022, done from the dressing room after The Cure played the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam. It became the third most replayed Listening Party with over 40,000 so far (with Iron Maiden occupying the top two places).

Greentea Peng has today (December 2) announced details of her new album, ‘Tell Dem It’s Sunny’, and has shared a new single ‘One Foot’ – check it out below.The new 14-track album will be released on March 21 via AWAL recordings and can be pre-saved here.It was unveiled alongside new single ‘One Foot’, which sees Peng look inward on a track where she explores feeling “exhausted” and “distorted” and wonder “is it too late for me?” She added: “One foot front and back again, the journey of perpetual longing.” The new song’s video was filmed in the heart of London in monochrome and, according to a press statement, reflects the “soulful depth and emotion that has become Greentea Peng’s trademark.” The video is directed by Peng in collaboration with ABOVEGROUND.

Iggy Pop has added a show in Manchester to his 2025 UK tour, following “phenomenal demand” for tickets.It comes after the iconic solo artist and former Stooges frontman announced last month that he would be embarking on two “landmark” UK shows next spring. These were confirmed for London and Glasgow, with the former scheduled for Alexandra Palace on May 28, and the latter planned for the O2 Academy in the city on June 3.They are set to celebrate Iggy Pop’s musical legacy, and will see him perform hits from across his five-decade career.Now, following “phenomenal” demand for tickets, another date has been lined-up, taking place in Manchester next spring.The show will be held at the O2 Victoria Warehouse and take place on May 31 – between the previously scheduled shows in London and Glasgow.

Strictly Come Dancing viewers were 'in tears' as they spotted a move during Montell Douglas' exit that they hadn't seen before. The Gladiators star became the tenth celebrity to leave the BBC One dance contest over the weekend.

Dianne Buswell has shared an emotional 'first' before speaking out on her and Chris McCausland's Strictly Come Dancing future. The pair have won the hearts of the nation during the time in the BBC One dance contest.

Tasha Ghouri has admitted being in the dance-off on Strictly Come Dancing was 'heartbreaking' as she went up against co-stars who she 'adores'.

Ever fancied packing up and moving to a picturesque Greek island with whitewashed buildings, a charming harbour, and crystal-clear turquoise waters?

Gregg Wallace has apologised for “any offence that I caused” after posting a video saying complaints about his behaviour came from “a handful of middle-class women of a certain age”.

Matteo Bocelli has no issues following in the grande footsteps of his father Andrea Bocelli, the beloved Italian tenor.“I’m proud to be a Bocelli, I’m proud of what my father has achieved in his career,” Bocelli, 27, told The Post. “I feel extremely lucky to have a very strong passion for music, and that’s what basically doesn’t let me really think of being ‘the son of.’ Because if you’re doing something that makes you happy and it satisfies you, you don’t really think of the negative aspects.”And Bocelli is happy to inherit some of his 66-year-old father’s fans with his debut solo album “Matteo” and his “A Night with Matteo” tour that hits Manhattan’s Town Hall on Monday.“I do know that the largest part of my fan base now, it comes from my father,” he admitted.

“The Devil Wears Prada: The Musical,” the 77-year-old musician revealed that he’s lost his eyesight after developing an infection.“As some of you may know, I have had issues and now I have lost my sight,” John said to the audience while onstage at the Dominion Theatre, according to the Daily Mail.“I haven’t been able to see the performance, but I have enjoyed listening to it,” the EGOT winner added.John was joined on stage by the cast of the musical, as well as his husband, David Furnish, who reportedly helped John get down from the stage.Thanking Furnish, 62, during his speech, John said, “To my husband, who’s been my rock, because I haven’t been able to come to many of the previews because as you know, I’ve lost my eyesight, so it’s hard for me to see it, but I love to hear it.”“And, boy, it sounded good tonight!” John added. “Okay, thank you for coming!”John wrote the score for “The Devil Wears Prada,” which failed to make a splash during its Chicago tryout in 2022.

EXCLUSIVE: Corbin Bleu and Stephanie Styles will headline a private industry reading in January of the Broadway-aimed musical comedy Get Happy, a new stage adaptation of the MGM film classic Summer Stock.

A parents’ nightmare is captured via new ITV, Studiocanal and Rabbit Track series Playing Nice starring James Norton and Niamh Algar, and you can view the trailer above.

Ava DuVernay has slammed Donald Trump’s re-election as a U.S. president, in spite of a criminal charges against him, saying that black people arrested on smaller crimes land years of jail time.

Laura Mackie Leaving ‘Unforgotten’ Producer Mainstreet Pictures

Ringside Studios is teaming with Tokyo Vice producer Alex Boden to create a production services business, as it boards Netflix Japan feature 10Dance.

know exactly which bag I’m talking about: the boxy shape, the iconic double-C logo, the pillowy quilted exterior. The Cs, mind you, are comically large. They're so garish and conspicuous, they make Juicy tracksuits look subtle.The Cambon tote was one of the “it” bags of the decadent and label-obsessed 2000s.

The Gregg Wallace saga has reached the highest echelons of UK government.

Armando Iannucci has launched a production company and is tying with BBC Studios on a development partnership.

When John David Washington, the star of features like Tenet, Monsters and Men, and BlacKkKlansman logs onto our Zoom call from Los Angeles, I’m first struck by his t-shirt. He’s wearing one of those commemorative Do The Right Thing tees from Spike Lee’s 40 Acres and a Mule brand/production house. 

AMC is celebrating this early AM that the No. 1 circuit pulled in an-all-time attendance record of 8.8 million people around the world over the Wednesday through Sunday span due to Disney’s Moana 2, Universal’s Wicked and Paramount’s Gladiator II. As a result of this the circuit is claiming that they also saw notable highs for admissions revenue and concessions revenue. All these records per the circuit surpassed the previous Thanksgiving records set during the previous Thanksgiving high of 2018.