 Amy Winehouse
A spokesperson for Amy Winehouse has spoken after the singer’s arrest last night (December 18).
The singer was arrested in London yesterday (December 18) and later bailed as part of an investigation into perverting the course of justice.
A spokesperson for Winehouse has explained that the arrest “was voluntary and pre-arranged”. |
|
 Sorry, no image available
BBC Radio 1 have reversed their decision to censor The Pogues Christmas favourite ’Fairytale In New York’.
The station had previously edited the song to remove the word “faggot” from its lyrics, bringing condemnation from fans and Jean MacColl, mother of the late singer Kirsty, who sung the offending line of the 1987 hit. |
|
 Amy Winehouse
Amy Winehouse has been arrested by police in connection with an ongoing investigation into perverting the course of justice.
Winehouse’s husband, Blake Fielder-Civil, is currently being held in Pentonville Prison charged with attempting to pervert the course of justice in relation to an assault case. |
|
 Amy Winehouse
Amy Winehouse's father has voiced his disaproval over her friendship with Pete Doherty, after reports emerged that the pair came to blows at one of his daughter's shows.
Mitch Winehouse reportedly hit Pete with a guitar when he found the Babyshambles frontman backstage at Amy's gig at Brixton Academy earlier this month. Though he doesn’t admit to hiting the junkie rocker, Mitch does confess to going “crazy” that night. |
|
 Ashlee Simpson is no more of a threat to Fall Out Boy's success than Pete Wentz's affinity for eyeliner, writes Natalie Finn of E! Online.
So says the band's guitarist Joe Trohman, who didn't take kindly to a New York Daily News gossip item about a source telling OK! that the younger Simpson sis was "poison" to the pop-punk rockers, and could possibly be part of the reason why 2007's Infinity on High didn't score any Grammy nods. |
|
 Robbie Williams
Robbie Williams could quit EMI after his next studio album.
The singer signed a record £80m deal with the label in 2002 to produce four albums for the company. However, his manager Tim Clark indicated that changing music industry conditions could mean the artists would not remain on the label. |
|
 David Beckham
David Beckham appeared on Snoop Dogg’s reality TV show ‘Father Hood’ last night (December 16) on the E! channel in the US.
The rapper took his three children to the David Beckham Academy of Soccer, where Becks taught Snoops’ children to “keep control of the ball”. |
|
 Amy Winehouse
Amy Winehouse will be questioned by police in relation to charges against her husband, Blake Fielder-Civil, who is set to enter a plea for perverting the course of justice in January.
Fielder-Civil was arrested after allegedly planning to pay James King, a victim in an alleged assault case involving the singer's husband, to withdraw a statement he made to police. |
|
 Radiohead frontman, Thom Yorke
Radiohead have slammed Terra Firma, the company that own their former record label, EMI imprint Parlophone, claiming that they do not understand the music industry.
Speaking to BBC 6Music, guitarist Ed O’Brian said that there was hardly any chance the band were going to re-sign with the label once their contract ran out, following the release of 2003’s ‘Hail To The Thief’ album. |
|
 Take That
Take That’s Gary Barlow has said that there will be no place for Robbie Williams in the band’s future.
As previously reported the singer’s mother Jan Williams said that her son might rejoin the boy band.
However Gary Barlow said there would be “no place” for Williams in the reformed group's ranks, reports BBC. |
|
|
<< Start < Prev 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Next > End >>
|
The Buzz 
Find Dating
