David Crosby says he’s ‘too old’ to tour again

David Harbour says ‘Mr Jones’ by Counting Crows would be his “embarrassing” Vecna song. The ‘Stranger Things’ says the 1993 track by the alternative rock band would be the one to save him from the scary creature that resides in the Upside Down. The 47-year-old actor told E! News’ ‘Nightly Pop’ on Thursday (18.

Former Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby was glowing in a red bikini as she showed off her baby bump in a recent Instagram post. On holiday in the luxurious five star Shangri-La Le Touessrok resort in Mauritius with her boyfriend Jake Ankers, the mum-to-be beamed as she stood in the sea with her hands raised in the air soaking in the sun.The Geordie lass is currently 28 weeks pregnant and expecting her first child, a baby girl, soon.This is their final holiday or babymoon before the couple’s newborn arrives.

Chapek told CNBC that price hikes will likely hit the Mouse House’s popular theme parks next. “We read demand. We have no plans right now in terms of what we’re going to do, but we operate with a surgical knife here,” Chapek said Thursday.

Charlotte Crosby has revealed that she is planning to film the birth of her first child for her new BBC documentary. The former Geordie Shore favourite, 32, is set to give birth to a baby girl in just a matter of weeks and as her due date draws closer, she's shared an insight into her birthing plans with her fans on social media.The mum-to-be recently took part in a Q&A session on Instagram with her followers, who were eager to find out more about her pregnancy and future plans.

Darkborn lead David Goldfarb has shared that the cancelled first-person Viking game was “fucked” due to it becoming open world.Speaking to NME, Goldfarb said that Darkborn – which was cancelled by The Outsiders in 2020 – suffered some major issues in the development cycle, including a big change to the game’s structure.“It didn’t start as an open world game,” shared Goldfarb. “It became one, and that’s why we got fucked.

Charlotte Crosby shared a brand new baby bump photo with fans as she opens up on her pregnancy.The former Geordie Shore star, 32, is expecting her first child with her boyfriend Jake Ankers and has been keeping fans updated on her pregnancy as she nears her due date. Sharing photos from a holiday to Mauritius, the star looked radiant as she posed on the beach in a bikini and floral shirt while telling fans how she couldn't wait to have her baby "safe in her arms".

Rennie Foster is clearly going to be joining the family business one day!

Warner Bros. Discovery had their earnings call this afternoon, and CEO David Zaslav’s big announcement—as expected— was to confirm that HBO Max and Discovery+ will indeed be merging into a single service that will launch sometime next summer in the United States, with an international rollout happening afterward.

David Crosby fans hoping to catch him on tour soon will be disappointed to know that the iconic songwriter, aged 80 for a few weeks more, has ruled out the possibility.The former Byrds legend – who will turn 81 on August 14 – confirmed as much on Twitter overnight, responding to a fan who’d suggested he announce a new run of tour dates in the near future. “I think I’m too old to tour any more… sadly,” he wrote.I think I’m too old to tour any more ….sadly https://t.co/1y6dFscymL— David Crosby (@thedavidcrosby) August 2, 2022Crosby’s last full touring cycle took place in 2019, with a sprawling run of shows across North America running from May into September. The last of those dates – September 17, 2019 at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado – remains his most recent public performance.

The Lightning Seeds could be “put to bed” after the England Women’s team’s Euro 2022 victory.The comedian said in a new interview that the song, which had become part of the fabric of English football culture after decades without an international tournament win, could be less of a staple in cheering on players in future fixtures.“The women have reset the clock,” Baddiel told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme (via The Guardian) after the win, which erased 56 years of England failing to secure a trophy.‘Three Lions (Football’s Coming Home)’ was released in May 1996 to mark that year’s UEFA European Championship (aka the Euros), which England was hosting.The lyric “30 years of hurt” in the chorus was a reflection on the fact that England hadn’t won a trophy since triumphing against West Germany in the 1966 FIFA World Cup.When asked if it was now time to retire the song as well as decades of gloomy expectations, Baddiel said: “I’m very happy to think the song would, in a way, be put to bed.” He added, however, that fans may feel differently the next time England loses.“It was beautiful to hear it sung out of Wembley [on Sunday] as we finally clinched a final, I really did think that would never happen,” Baddiel added. “It’s so amazing to actually think, ‘Oh, we’ve won, this doesn’t happen, it’s actually happened.’”The England Women’s football team gatecrashed their coach Sarina Wiegman’s press conference after the match on Sunday (July 31), singing the anthem as they danced about and climbed on top of tables.

Charlotte Crosby has outlined her plans for her baby girl's nursery as her due date begins to draw closer. The former Geordie Shore star, 32, has shared the first photos of the room she plans to transform at her mansion, and she couldn't contain her excitement as she explained her ideas for the space to her followers.

Charlotte Crosby is set to welcome her first child with her boyfriend Jake Ankers in a matter of weeks, and the former Geordie Shore star has been busy preparing.The mum-to-be, 32, has been transforming her mansion ready for her baby daughter's arrival and has continued to keep followers updated with her progress on her second Instagram account, @thecrosbymanor, which is entirely dedicated to her home. After recently outlining her plans for her baby's nursery, Charlotte has now unveiled the stunning space she's created for her dogs as she attempts to get them settled downstairs before her baby is born.

David Harbour revealed he thought the Netflix hit Stranger Things would 'never' get a season two when he first started out on the show.