Dave Mason, Traffic Co-Founder, Dies at 79
British rock icon Dave Mason, co-founder of Traffic and former Fleetwood Mac member, has passed away peacefully at his Nevada home aged 79, his family confirmed.
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Conductor Knocks £1 Million Violin Mid-Concert
A rare 16th-century violin worth £1 million was accidentally knocked from a violinist's hand by a conductor's baton during a performance, but miraculously survived with minimal damage.
Lorraine Kelly's Business Empire Worth £3.8 Million
Breakfast TV star Lorraine Kelly's company Albatel reports assets of almost £4 million and a profit exceeding £500,000 last year, as she vows to continue her career.
Kate Nash: OnlyFans Pays for Tours as Streaming Income Fails
Singer Kate Nash explains her OnlyFans account was created to cover touring losses, highlighting the financial struggles musicians face despite streaming success.
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Helen Skelton on 'Hard' Decision to Leave BBC Dream Job
Helen Skelton opens up about the difficult choice to step away from her BBC Radio 5 Live show, citing family commitments and reflecting on her career move to Morning Live.
Gregg Wallace and John Torode's Life After MasterChef
Former MasterChef judges Gregg Wallace and John Torode have moved on after being replaced. Gregg is relocating to Italy, while John focuses on his ITV show and a new cookbook with his wife.
Vernon Kay Gets On-Air Apology to Wife Tess Over Health Issues
BBC Radio 2 presenter Vernon Kay's colleague apologised to his wife Tess Daly on air after he revealed ongoing back troubles preventing household chores.
Dionne Bromfield on Amy Winehouse Legacy and Career Struggles
Singer Dionne Bromfield opens up about her godmother Amy Winehouse's mentorship, the challenges of being a child star, and being excluded from recent tributes.
Lisa Hogan Swears on Live TV During This Morning Interview
Jeremy Clarkson's partner Lisa Hogan apologised for swearing during her live TV debut on This Morning while discussing her new farming dating show Farming for Love.
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Jennie Launches Special Edition Beats Solo 4 Headphones
Global pop sensation Jennie from Blackpink collaborates with Beats on a new Onyx Black edition of Solo 4 headphones, featuring detachable bows and custom acoustic architecture.
Meghan Markle's As Ever Launches Mother's Day Candles for Children
Meghan Markle's lifestyle brand As Ever is launching a Mother's Day collection featuring candles inspired by her children Archie and Lilibet, sent to influencers ahead of the April 22 release.
Gregg Wallace Plans Italy Travel and Autism Business Post-BBC
Former MasterChef host Gregg Wallace reveals plans to sell his home, travel Italy for five months annually, and launch an autism-focused business after his BBC sacking.
Melanie Martinez UK Tour: HADES Presale Tickets Available
Melanie Martinez returns to the UK with her HADES tour, playing London's O2 Arena and Manchester's Co-op Live in September. Presale tickets start this week.
Artists Call for Eurovision Boycott Over Israel Participation
More than 1,000 musicians, including Paul Weller and Paloma Faith, demand a Eurovision boycott, citing Israel's actions in Palestine, as the EBU defends its stance and introduces new voting rules.
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BBC Proms 2026 Celebrates American Music for US 250th Year
The BBC Proms 2026 will launch a major season-long tribute to American music, commemorating 250 years since the US Declaration of Independence. Highlights include the return of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and premieres from Wynton Marsalis.
Ronnie Wood Announces First Solo Shows in 16 Years
Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood will perform his first full solo shows in over 16 years in London and Cologne, featuring new songs and special guest Imelda May.
Artists Demand Eurovision Boycott Over Israel Participation
Over 1,000 artists including Massive Attack, Kneecap and Brian Eno sign open letter urging fans to boycott Eurovision 2026 unless Israeli broadcaster KAN is banned from the contest.
BBC Proms Boss Calls for Relaxed Phone Rules at Concerts
Sam Jackson, controller of BBC Proms and Radio 3, argues that strict smartphone etiquette risks alienating new classical music audiences, amid debate sparked by actress Lesley Manville.
Alan Osmond, Eldest Osmond Brother, Dies at 76
Alan Osmond, the guitarist and oldest member of the iconic family band The Osmonds, has died at 76. He was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis nearly 40 years ago and retired from performing in 2007.
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Alan Osmond, Osmonds Founding Member, Dies at 76
Alan Osmond, legendary guitarist and founding brother of The Osmonds, has passed away at age 76 after a long battle with Multiple Sclerosis. His family confirmed his peaceful death surrounded by loved ones.
BBC Proms 2026 Celebrates American Music with Major Stars
The BBC Proms 2026 will feature an eight-week celebration of American music, including the Los Angeles Philharmonic's return and debut performances from The Met Orchestra, alongside tributes to Paul Simon and Marvin Gaye.
Ronnie Wood Announces Rare Solo London Show This Summer
Rolling Stones icon Ronnie Wood will perform a rare solo concert in London this August, his first full solo sets in over 16 years, featuring his back catalogue and new songs.
Pappano's Gerontius Electrifies Barbican with LSO
Antonio Pappano leads a full-throttle, dramatically charged performance of Elgar's oratorio with David Butt Philip, delivering a hair-raising and transcendent musical experience.
Levellers' Song Banned After Princess Diana Died
Mark Chadwick of Levellers reveals how their 1997 hit 'What a Beautiful Day' was pulled from radio after Princess Diana's death, despite its revolutionary themes and optimistic origins during political change.
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Annea Lockwood: Pioneer of Field Recordings and Piano Art
At 86, Annea Lockwood continues her radical work in experimental music, from burning pianos to recording Belfast's peace walls. Her life's mission is to find music in everyday sounds.
The Clean's Legacy: 10 Essential Tracks Explored
Explore the enduring influence of Dunedin's The Clean through 10 key songs, from their 1981 DIY beginnings to their impact on global indie music, as a new oral history is released.
Netflix's Unchosen Reveals Real UK Cult Stories
Netflix's psychological thriller Unchosen is based on real accounts of former UK cult members, exploring themes of control, community, and psychological distance in modern Britain.
BBC Proms 2026 Reveals American Line-Up with Simon and Gaye Tributes
The BBC Proms 2026 announces an American-themed season celebrating 250 years of US independence, featuring the LA Philharmonic's return and Met Orchestra debut, plus tributes to Paul Simon and Marvin Gaye.
Coleen Nolan's Mortgage Fears Amid Loose Women ITV Cuts
Coleen Nolan reveals financial concerns as Loose Women reduces episodes and axes live audience due to sweeping ITV budget cuts, while dispelling rumours of backstage tension.
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Lloyd Webber Sells Wine Collection for Music Education
Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber auctions his private wine cellar via Christie's, with proceeds funding The Music in Secondary Schools Trust to support disadvantaged children.
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