Kate Bush thanks fans as ‘Running Up That Hill’ hits “impossibly astonishing” one billion streams

Madonna has issued her first statement since receiving treatment for a bacterial infection, which resulted in the postponement of her 40th anniversary world tour. She thanked fans for their support and gave an update on plans for rescheduled dates.“Thank you for your positive energy, prayers and words of healing and encouragement”, she wrote.

After nearly 50 years on the road and thousands of performances throughout the world, Elton John has reached the end of his Farewell Yellow Brick Tour, playing the final date on his last-ever tour in Stockholm, Sweden on Saturday night.

As the summer holidays get started across the UK, the royal children will also be getting excited for their own version of 'school's out' fun with their parents.

Stacey Solomon has thanked her fans and Instagram followers for their 'loveliest' comments after sharing a picture of her and her daughter on social media, admitting she had been missing her family. The Loose Women presenter explained she had been working and was missing her youngest child Belle, as well as the rest of her 'pickles.'

Rihanna has made history by becoming the first female artist to have 10 songs reach one billion streams on Spotify.In recent years, the Barbados-born singer has been focused on her clothing and beauty companies under her Fenty brand. She also became a mother after giving birth to her son, RZA in May 2022 and is expecting another child sometime this year.Despite not releasing an album since 2016’s ‘ANTI’, Rihanna posted a graphic to her Instagram, showing fans that she had made Spotify history on July 1.

Jen Shah is sharing a glimpse of her life in prison, nearly five months after she began her six-year sentence, which has since been reduced to five years.

Heartstopper actor came out publicly back in October, sharing at the time that he felt “forced” to do so.“Back for a minute. I’m bi.

reinstated at Warner Bros. Discovery after widespread outcry over his dismissal from the classic movie network, thanked fans for their continued support on Tuesday. “The support for TCM, and for me, has been wonderful,” he tweeted.“I just want to say that it’s always taken a true team to make it work,” he added.

Rihanna is adding another diamond to her career’s tiara.

“To anyone who watched: thank you. To anyone who stopped me on the street to tell me how much time they had or how annoying their mom was: I love you,” said Sofia Black-D’Elia, star of Single Drunk Female after Freeform canceled the series.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director James Mangold is moving on to direct a “Star Wars” tentpole following “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny,” but it’s not his first go-around with the Lucasfilm franchise. Back in 2018, news broke that Mangold had been hired to direct a movie about the bounty hunter Boba Fett. He was also set to co-write the project with Simon Kinberg, best known as a writer and producer on the “X-Men” movies. Mangold’s Boba Fett movie never got off the ground, and he recently said on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast that it wasn’t too surprising given the overall tone of the project. “At the point I was doing it I was probably scaring the shit out of everyone,” Mangold said. “I was making much more of a borderline R-rated, single planet spaghetti Western. They probably would never be able to embrace Baby Yoda if I had made that. It didn’t really belong in the world I was kind of envisioning.”

Naman Ramachandran The BFI has set a major U.K.-wide film celebration of one of the greatest and most enduring filmmaking partnerships in the history of cinema: Michael Powell (1905-1990) and Emeric Pressburger (1902-1988), best known for iconic films including “The Red Shoes” (1948), “A Matter of Life and Death” (1946) and “Black Narcissus” (1947), the latter of which premiered on Wednesday at Bologna’s Piazza Maggiore as part of Il Cinema Ritrovato, screening from a new 35mm print made by the BFI. From Martin Scorsese to Matthew Bourne, Kate Bush to Tilda Swinton, Powell and Pressburger have influenced creatives for decades and this is the largest and most wide-ranging exploration ever undertaken about the work of the legendary writer-producer-director team. The celebration will kick off this fall with the BFI Distribution re-release of “I Know Where I’m Going” (1945), recently restored by the BFI National Archive and The Film Foundation.

Kate Ferdinand has issued a touching message to fans after she revealed she had previously lacked the confidence to run her own podcast. The mum and TV presenter currently hosts the "Blended" podcasts but has admitted, in the past she didn't think she could do it.

Days after settling her lengthy legal battle with Dr. Luke, Kesha is speaking out about her next chapter.

Rolling Loud will not be coming to the 6ix this year.

Sarah Ferguson has thanked fans for their support after it was announced she’d undergone a "successful" operation after being diagnosed with breast cancer. A spokesperson for the Duchess of York, 63, confirmed that the royal had undergone the operation after cancer was detected during a recent routine mammogram, which allowed for "early detection".Taking to Instagram in her first public post since the announcement, Sarah thanked fans for their kindness in a sweet post.

Sarah Ferguson took to Instagram to thank fans for their well-wishes after it was revealed she’d been diagnosed with breast cancer.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor opened the famed Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury 2023 today (Sunday, June 25), but fans aren’t happy that the set wasn’t live-streamed.Following the end of Ellis-Bextor’s set today, fans took to social media to voice their disappointment that her performance wasn’t broadcast on the BBC’s iPlayer. Instead, a rerun of Saturday’s Pretenders set was shown.Ellis-Bextor was the first artist to play the Pyramid Stage on Sunday, following the Bristol Reggae Orchestra And Windrush Choir, with many fans regarding her as the stage’s opening act for the day.Check out several tweets about Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s set below.Adding my voice to the many people complaining about Sophie Ellis-Bextor's set not being broadcast by the BBC.

Kate Bush has thanked her fans after 'Running Up That Hill' hit one billion streams on Spotify. The 64-year-old singer has seen her 1985 single enjoy a massive resurgence after it played a key role in the fourth season of Netflix hit 'Stranger Things' last summer, and now the track has hit an incredible milestone. In a rare post on her website, Kate wrote: "A billion streams! "I have an image of a river that suddenly floods and becomes many, many tributaries – a billion streams – on their way to the sea.

A fundraiser for a brave teenager who was told that he up to a year left to live has hit a mammoth £60k in just one day.