Archive June 2, 2025

Today marks the first full day of Oasis rehearsals, with Liam Gallagher rejoining the rest of the band at a covert location and revealing his “loving life” status. Frontman Liam, who had a brother Noel Gallagher playing music with, was up at 6am tweeting to fans on X and telling them rehearsals were taking place.

After having already begun band rehearsals without Liam last month, a second source confirmed that the band was meeting again today.

It will be the first time since 2009 that Liam and Noel have performed together and played music together, and they will be performing on a massive UK tour for the first time.

Liam stated to his fans that he was feeling “biblical,” but that he would not pose for photos outside the rehearsal rooms. He declared, “I’ll be in and out if you won’t see me. I’m not a poser.”

He added, “I’m fine, loving life, how about you,” to another fan.

In May, the band’s first images of rehearsals in London were released. Noel Gallagher, Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs, Gem Archer, and Andy Bell, who will play guitar in the massive sold-out shows, were shown. Andy on bass and Andy on guitar.

Christian Madden, a keyboardist, and Joey Waronker, a drummer, both join the band on drums. He has previously performed on tour with Liam, but never with Oasis.

On July 4 at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, Noel and Liam will perform together for the first time in public since their band split nearly 20 years ago. As part of the tour, dates will be held in Dublin, London, and Manchester.

Noel, 57, left the Manchester rock band on August 28, 2009, saying he “simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer.” The brothers had previously made disparaging remarks about one another.

That all changed when the tour was announced in August of last year. The pair exchanged several photos to confirm the band’s long-awaited reunion on Tuesday, saying, “The great wait is over.

In April, Oasis’ album, Live Forever, won the title of greatest British song ever in a new poll ahead of the band’s eagerly awaited reunion tour this summer.

Noel and Liam Gallagher’s Manchester band placed 16 incredible tracks in Radio X’s top 100 results. The top 10 also included “Don’t Look Back In Anger,” “Slide Away,” and “Champaign Supernova.”

The 10^th annual Best of British broadcast on Radio X featured B&amp and Q poll.

ENDS

Scarlett Moffatt, a ballroom dancer, urged her followers to “do something that brings you joy – no matter what” as she realized her aspiration.

Scarlett Moffatt has shared a powerful message about body confidence as she made one of her dreams come true. The Gogglebox star, 34, who shot to fame on the Channel 4 show, critiquing telly, sitting on the sofa with her family, shared the love while twirling around in the finals of a ballroom dancing competition.

The mother-of-one bowed with pride and wore a striking neon green gown with feather trim and a jewel-encrusted belt to the fans who were watching. She said, “I’ve said it once, I’ll say it a million times,” in a clip where she dances with her pal from school and grins from ear to ear while wearing a navy jumpsuit. Do not let your body, weight, or age prevent you from engaging in joy-filled activities.

Don’t believe that your inner sabotage voice is telling you otherwise. Don’t tell yourself, “I’ll do it when I’m thinner, fitter, or when a, b, or c happens.” “Do it right away!”

The I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! star continued: “I can’t tell you how much joy dancing in two finals with my childhood friend has made me this weekend. I was thinking of nothing but the sheer joy that dance brings me, I hope I can encourage one more person to do the same.”

Many of her famous friends responded with awe-inspiring post and expressed their support for Scarlett.

Ian Waite, the former Strictly actor, said, “Love this darling,” while Janette Manrara, the host of It Takes Two, said, “Yes, yes, please!!!”

Meanwhile, actress, Emily Atack commented: “Omg obsessed xxxxxx”, while Strictly professional Karen Hauer added: “Wooohooo yes babe!!”

Scarlett Sparks’ bubbly persona, Northern charm, and sparkling wit were all that made Gogglebox’s TV screens debut. The star, who was crowned the 2016 I’m A Celebrity winner, had a battle with her mental health, which she admitted led to her calling Samaritans 20 times.

The TV personality once acknowledged that she “wanted to disappear when things were at their worst,” but Scarlett thankfully found the support she needed after struggling with the pressures of skyrocketing fame.

The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) discovered that 7 in 10 Brits experience “Sunday Scaries,” a common anxiety that plagues people ahead of a new week due to work stresses, a lack of sleep, and spiraling to-do lists, in 2022, the star backed a government-led campaign urging people to be “kind of their minds.”

Speaking to the Mirror about her anxiety, she said: “It doesn’t even matter how many years I’ve been doing this, I still want to perform well. So that anxiety around getting my lines right, and hoping they want to work with me again all start.”

The TV star, who is engaged to Scott Dobinson and has a 2-year-old son named Jude, said reaching out to friends and family for support is her biggest tip in times of stress, despite not having previously felt that way.

She said, “This has been a gradual process, but I now reach out to a loved one if I ever feel that way.” That is completely different from what I used to do. I once believed that I didn’t want to burden anyone or let anyone down.

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The Swedish Europop group Ace of Base was once one of the biggest names in music, but their story is full of triumphs, failures, and regrets.

Ace of Base, the creators of some of the most iconic Europop tunes of the 90s, have had a rollercoaster journey. Their story is filled with everything from humble beginnings in Sweden to gangland threats and even an unsuccessful Eurovision attempt…

Ulf Ekberg completes the quartet, joining Jonas, Linn, and Jenny Berggren, who were the original members of the Scandinavian electro-pop band in 1987 in Gothenberg.

They began performing in various clubs in the Swedish city before finding it difficult to gain popularity because the Swedes’ preferred genre was heavy metal, which was very different from their techno sound. However, their subsequent release, All that She Wants, earned platinum certification and topped the UK charts for three straight weeks in 1993 after their single Wheel of Fortune debuted on the charts.

In the early 1990s, their success continued with hits like The Sign, which became club favorites everywhere. However, they vanished into obscurity just as quickly as they rose to stardom.

The band was last seen performing in a series of concerts between 2007 and 2009 as a trio without Linn. Since then, the original members of the band have all embarked on very different journeys:, reports the Daily Record.

Jenny Berggren

Jenny also started writing as the only former band member to leave for a solo career after leaving in the late 1990s. Vinna hela världen, her autobiography, was released in 2009. However, a slated English translation, titled To Win the World, was never made available.

Her solo musical journey began with Here I Am in 2010, which peaked at number 14 in the Swedish charts, followed by Gotta Go, which was the year she released her debut album, My Story.

Jenny made another attempt to win the spotlight in 2010 with Let Your Heart B Mine, but she was unable to win the nomination.

In the same year, Jenny and Ulf starred in the 2024 documentary Ace of Base: All That She Wants.

She recalled a terrifying incident from the early 1990s when a fan threatened her life by sticking a knife in her throat.

She continued, “I believe that was when the star was born in me,” recalling the agonizing incident with People. I desired to sing. I had to make calculations because of all the dangers, but I finally realized, “No, I want to sing.” I want this, exactly.

Ulf Ekberg

Ulf Ekberg, the band’s founder, has since switched melodies to tech ventures in the homeland. Ekberg expressed his excitement over the tech boom in an interview with ABC: “Sweden has a lot of tech companies, especially Stockholm.

“I’m interested in creating a sector in technology and music. I’m building companies, and it’s been a fantastic last five years. It feels like everything is exploding here. We are in a lot of different sectors, but we try to keep it to the creative sectors as much as possible; movies, TV, music and entertainment, which are obviously very close to my heart.”

The documentary last year also saw Ulf candidly discuss his past affiliations with a far-right extremist group during his teens in Sweden, expressing profound remorse for his actions. Speaking to People, he continued: “I think it’s a very important topic to talk about because it is a very angry world we live in right now. It’s much more angry than when I was a teenager.

“I hope that this documentary can demonstrate that even when you’re completely lost, you can always find your way and it’s never too late, which is why I had the honor of having had my life given me.”

Linn Berggren and Jonas

Post-band life has seen Linn Berggren and Jonas shying away from the limelight, especially Linn who has kept her distance from the glare of fame. Jonas briefly emerged to attend an event highlighted at the end of the documentary, while Linn decided to contribute through a letter read by Jenny in the concluding episode.