Or maybe they just don't want to be private anymore ;)

Join the club Laura . We all think we know everything 😂😂😂 It's fun along the way though 😉

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So they have moved to Florida then? I thought that was a rumour that wasn't true. I thought the house wouldn't be private enough for them. What do I know? 😅

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PERRIE singer is talking about his duet with RW 1 week ago.

Gary Barlow releases final track from EP ‘Meanwhile’ Gary Barlow today releases the final track from his new EP, Meanwhile, which features collaborations with Colbie Callait, Becky Hill and Rosa Linn. Today’s track, Out Here Looking, sees Gary team up with Armenian singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Rosa Linn, in a delicate track about the quest for love that seamlessly blends their stunning vocals. Gary said: “What I love about this EP is the way these collaborations have come together. Becky is someone I’ve known for years and we’ve written together many times, so it was nice to be able to do something official. With Rosa, I first came across her music on YouTube and I was so inspired by her voice that I actually wrote ‘Out Here Looking’ specifically around her voice. It was a different way of working for her so when she came to the studio to record her vocals, I think it felt really fresh for her creatively. Our voices blend well together so I’m really happy with how that track sounded in the end. And then Colbie – what a voice! That song started in London with me on my own, reflecting on a friend’s situation and then when I got the chance to work with Colbie and the fantastic Gavin DeGraw on it, I just couldn’t say no.” Rosa said: “I was truly thrilled to hear from Gary, and the very first time I listened to the song, I was struck by how beautiful and relatable it was—I didn’t have to think twice. I instantly knew it would be a great idea to fly to the UK and record my vocals there. Our voices blend so naturally, and I’m so happy with how it all came together.” Gary is one of Britain’s most successful songwriters and record producers. As part of Take That, he has won eight BRIT Awards and sold over 45 million records. Aside from his achievements with his fellow bandmates, he has released six solo albums and co-written and produced music for other renowned artists, including Dame Shirley Bassey, Sir Elton John and Robbie Williams. Earlier this year, he hit the road for a huge solo tour, The Songbook Tour 2025, which celebrated his illustrious four-decade-spanning career. Barlow delighted sell-out audiences around the UK with an array of songs from his much-celebrated back catalogue of hits with both Take That and as a solo artist. TotalNtertainmentGary Barlow releases final track from EP 'Meanwhile' - To...Gary Barlow releases the final track from his new EP, Meanwhile, which features collaborations with Colbie Callait, Becky Hill and Rosa Linn

The full EP by Gary Barlow called Meanwhile is out today, Aug-29.

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Williams is played by a CGI monkey in wildly enjoyable musical biopicBySantanu Das Published on: Aug 29, 2025 06:10 am IST The central gimmick never gets into the way for director Michael Gracey to deliver a ridiculously entertaining and sincere biopic drama in Better Man.Director: Michael GraceyStar rating: ★★★★For those aware of the mad genius of English singer and songwriter Robbie Williams, there's a special thrill in watching the man's origin story come alive in Better Man. For those who don't, it might lead you to Google his name right after this film ends and listen to his songs like the next hyperfixation. That he is played by a CGI monkey throughout is honestly an insane and ballistic gimmick by director Michael Gracey. But wait and give this film a chance, as its documentation of the rise and fall (and rise again) of this star is simply pitch-perfect. Better Man is now available to stream on Lionsgate Play. The premise“I want to show you how I really see myself,” is the chief reason Gracey demands in detailing Williams' journey, as the singer himself thought that he was no less than a performing monkey. It is a master move that initially feels too ridiculous, but once that hesitation is removed, the character's story—told with vivacious style and form—comes front and centre. It should not work, and yet it does. Make no mistake, Williams always knew that he wanted to be famous, and the film relies on this singular ambition to take the early stages of his story forward, while also confronting the limitations of the genre itself. This man is present as the world around him changes as per perception, and there is no real transformative moment that makes his life all the more illuminating. What worksBetter Man treats stardom not like some ringmaster that helps in rediscovery- our man-monkey (so effectively embodied by Jonno Davies, with Williams himself tuning in the voiceover) is very much aware of his own shortcomings. He exists somewhere in between a man and a persona, a performer and a maniac. He is just a man battling his own ego. The balance is wonderfully brought out here, and is a rare portrait of a man seeing himself less kindly than the world. The subject is treated with an amiable quality, but there is also a steady mix of self-deprecation that does not shy away from taking shots at the ridiculousness of what a star machine this can be. It is tongue-in-cheek at times, but also piercingly honest and self-aware as a whole. What makes the film truly fly is the go-for-broke ambition displayed here, specifically in the excellently choreographed song sequences. The one-shot Rock DJ sequence is one for the ages. It is exuberant and fantastical, as anything I have seen in the films, aided by Erik A. Wilson's stunning camerawork and the seamless editing of Jeff Groth, Spencer Susser, Martin Connor, Lee Smith, and Patrick Correll. Final thoughtsAs stylish as it is, Better Man also has its moments of restraint and control, never choosing to shy away from the messier bits of William's story. His relationship with girlfriend Nicole Appleton (Raechelle Banno) gets to a dark place. It is all there, in circumstance. And it all works in shaping the story of this man who ultimately faces his own status as a celebrity. It is not aspirational; it is so much more than what he wanted. Incredibly alive and endlessly entertaining, this coming-of-ape story delivers big time. https://t.co/knXqrV1fBV

" Home ! Sweet Home " @robbiewilliams Having a much needed break ❤️#sittingonthedockofthebay AWxx Thanks to Ayda Instagram

On this day in pop: Robbie Willi...Robbie Williams - Sing When You're Winning (2000)Online magazine celebrating pop music from the 80s and 90sRobbie Williams - Sing When You're Winning (2000) Original UK release date: 28th August 2000 UK album chart peak: Number 1 Buy Sing When You're Winning here (Apple Music) Stream Sing When You're Winning here (Spotify) Robbie's finest album came roaring into existence as the new millenium rolled around - dropping in the greatest summer of pop music since 1989. After the colossal success of his debut album and follow up, I've Been Expecting You, all eyes were on Robbie - who'd been busy racking up millions of ticket sales in the two year gap between album two and three. The sound of the album moved Robbie away from the Britpop era of album two and saw him embrace the pop renaissance of the 2000s. He, of course, did it in his own way, extrapolating influences from rap, hip hop, clubs and stadium bound anthems that were becoming his signature sound. He even teamed up with pop royalty, Kylie Minogue (after writing some songs for her Light Years album). The golden boy of pop reigned supreme (amour) once more - spawning six singles, another number one album chart smash and selling 2.5m copies on this side of the pond alone. Sing when you're winning? Belting it from the rafters... Rock DJ (July 2000, #1) ~ the absolute brazen audacity of coming back with such a bonkers song and video was trademark Robbie. Partly all about just enjoying the music, partly a celebration of his role in that, Rock DJ was somewhat cocky spoken word exercise (in the verses), a healthy dollop of addictive beats, and one big f*** off refrain that dominated dancefloors all the live long summer. It encapsulated the carefree sound that Robbie did so well - and joined similar "just let yourself go" anthems that topped the charts that season from Kylie (Spinning Around) and Madonna (Music). It was everywhere - each time I turned on the radio or popped on the television, this song was blaring out (sometimes with that flesh stripping video accompanying it). No wonder it soared to number one, but lingered too - spending five weeks in the top ten, 24 on the overall UK chart countdown and sold over one million copies. Not too shabby. Posted Yesterday by Myfizzypop

Yes, it was a huge period! Very important album for Robbie. Only big hits on it, perfect work by him and Guy and it's very difficult to replicate since then!

Two songs from it are out tomorrow - not the Robbie collab though.

I would love if Rob did a cover of this song ❤️

It's not really a thing these days though, although I guess I can see it being the song they push to radio over here.

Head on over to RW Rewind podcast to hear the SWYW episode. I have been catching up on various episodes recently & they are really interesting . Links below : RW Rewind Podcast @rewindrobbie · 45m Fan account @robbiewilliams Sing When You’re Winning is 25 today! Catch up with our SWYW episode here, where we hear from American Paul about how he became a fan due to the Rock DJ video: https://robbiewilliamsrewind.com/listen/ep-5-sing-when-youre-winning/ #robbiewilliams https://www.youtube.com/@rewindrobbie Thanks to RW Rewind for this post & reminding us of this great album

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