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  1. I think we have a contender for the biggest flop of the year. Congrats S & M! :cheer:
  2. Voodoo posted a post in a topic in Pop and Country
    tB6uY4YamN8
  3. Poor Witness and Smile getting paid dust. Are they not part of her KatyCATalog?
  4. I've just had a look in my If Only copy, and I don't see Moehringer credited anywhere, so ghostwriters are not always credited.
  5. Melanie & Paul are back on Celebrity Gogglebox for the third series in a row. :funky: @1671530891619840002
  6. How can you be so sure? This practice isn't as rare as you might think. The Guardian: Confessions of a celebrity children’s book ghost writer
  7. Voodoo posted a post in a topic in Pop and Country
    This is the 6th song to be released before the album: eezWXJKJJG8
  8. Well, we already know that she used a ghostwriter for If Only. We'll have to wait and see who is listed in the credits when the book is published.
  9. No. You can see the 2022 line-up here: https://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/line-up/line-up-2022/ Having said that, Melanie has a tougher competition this year, as both Guns & Roses and Rina Sawayama are playing at the same time as her. Sugababes were up against Fatboy Slim and Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott.
  10. That is a FANTASTIC time slot. It is the same time slot (and stage) that the Sugababes got last year. :coffee:
  11. Updated with Instagram embeds. :cheer:
  12. Thank you so much! With the caption visible it's now even better than before. ^_^
  13. Voodoo posted a post in a topic in Pop and Country
    Surely she is gonna launch a new single before the album release? :unsure:
  14. I guess Kylie is a much bigger priority for them.
  15. New photoshoot for The Sunday Times Style:
  16. Voodoo posted a post in a topic in Pop and Country
    Just because she hasn't been playlisted doesn't mean her label "didn't send her songs to radio". :coffee:
  17. Voodoo posted a post in a topic in UK Charts
    I'm afraid it's the latter. :drink:
  18. It's a shame Rob Grant's album didn't manage to make the Top 100. I thought more Lana stans would support this release. :huh:
  19. And they even tried it again when they chose to release All I See (with a rapper) in the USA. :drama: It's the exact same mistake the Spice Girls did with Forever.
  20. @1670028808462782465 @1670056309905928195 Pride event drops Howard Donald over Twitter likes Take That member Howard Donald has apologised for his "huge error" in liking social media posts that he said were "derogatory towards the LGBTQIA+ community". The singer, 55, has since been dropped from appearing at a Pride festival. Donald said he was sorry and had "let everyone down" by "my uneducated actions". The performer had been due to play a solo show at Groovebox's Nottingham Pride Festival event in July. Groovebox thanked the public for "alerting us to the situation". According to Pink News, Donald "liked" Tweets that included criticism of a campaign promoting period product inclusivity featuring trans men, and a tweet calling for Disney to be "defunded" for holding a Pride in Concert event in June. He had also reportedly liked posts by controversial influencer Andrew Tate. The BBC has been unable to substantiate activity on Mr Donald's Twitter account which has been deleted. In an Instagram story on Saturday, the singer wrote: "I have made a huge error in my judgement (by) liking social media posts that are derogatory towards the LGBTQIA+ community and for that, I am deeply sorry and I know I have let everyone down. "I am really disappointed in myself and I am sorry for any hurt that I have caused by my uneducated actions. "I clearly have a lot to learn and it's a priority for me that I do this." In a statement on social media, Groovebox Festival said: "In light of recent events, Howard Donald will no longer be playing at our Nottingham Pride Festival on Saturday 29 July at Binks Yard. "We would like to offer our thanks to the public for alerting us to the situation this morning and also appreciate your patience while we spoke to the relevant parties." The statement added organisers were working on finding a replacement act. Take That are due to headline the British Summer Time festival in Hyde Park, London, on 1 July. Source
  21. 18/06 - #4, 124 posts
  22. It's #35 on Apple Music and still rising. :magic:
  23. It is more likely to turn into the next Hold My Hand, IMO. :arrr: