Tom Meighan opens up about mental health, rehab and “consequence culture”

Tiny Changes, the charity set up in memory of Frightened Rabbit frontman Scott Hutchison, has launched a new mental health fund.Hutchison died by suicide in May 2018, having suffered from depression. The following year, the late musician’s family – his brother and Frightened Rabbit drummer Grant, brother Neil and his parents – announced Tiny Changes.

Kasabian singer Tom Meighan has shared a teaser of a new solo track ‘Would You Mind’ and updated fans on his upcoming plans.Meighan parted ways with the band last year, saying he was leaving the band in order to “concentrate all his energies on getting his life back on track”. He then appeared at Leicester Magistrates Court to face a charge of assault against his partner Vikki Ager.

Kasabian played their first gig since the departure of former vocalist Tom Meighan – see footage, reaction, photos and setlist from the Glasgow gig below.Meighan parted ways with the band last year after he was convicted of assaulting his girlfriend, saying he was leaving the band in order to “concentrate all his energies on getting his life back on track,” before appearing at Leicester Magistrates Court to face a charge of assault against his partner Vikki Ager.

Megan Thee Stallion is stressing the importance of mental health to her fans.

Manchester United great Wayne Rooney will open up about his mental health battle during an upcoming Amazon Prime Video documentary about his life.

Mind and race equality think tank The Runnymede Trust partner with Sony Music UK to deliver important new findings.Sony Music UK and Mind’s ‘Young People and Racial Trauma’ will investigate the best mental health interventions for young people affected by racism.

Tom Parker has candidly revealed how his inoperable brain tumour has affected him, including suffering from short term memory loss.The Wanted star Tom, discussed his battle with cancer so far as he starred in a touching documentary, In My Head, which aired on Channel 4 on Sunday 10 October.

mental health charities and musicians have spoken to NME about the pressures still facing young people as the UK exits lockdown, and the importance of reaching out for help.England lifted nearly all of its COVID-19 restrictions on July 19 this year, paving the way for live music and festivals to return to the country as the vaccination rollout continues.When a number of mental health charities spoke to NME back in March to mark one year since the first coronavirus lockdown was announced, they

Tim Howard admits he wasn't able to comprehend just how costly a mistake he made for Manchester United against Porto until he reflected on it years later.

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The new Broadway musical Six finally had its opening night over the weekend after waiting more than 18 months!

Country legend Alan Jackson is opening up about his battle with a degenerative nerve condition, something he's rarely talked about despite being diagnosed a decade ago. The 62-year-old performer was diagnosed with Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease, which is known to damage muscles and compromise balance and movement.

Olivia Rodrigo knows that fame has a dark side; therefore, she is cautiously navigating her spotlight. For the 18-year-old “Good 4 U” singer, living a happy and healthy life is imperative.

When “Surge” debuted at Sundance in January (a full nine months before its release) the Ben Whishaw-starring thriller seemed like a surefire success—a modern-day “Taxi Driver” or realistic “Joker.” But this week, the film has been dumped on VOD with a little advertisement, promotion, or reviews.

After several delays to the grand opening of Los Angeles’s Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, Hollywood’s best and brightest finally took to the green carpet last night to celebrate the landmark structure opening its doors.

Tom Felton updated fans on his health in a video shared Saturday to Instagram.  The 34-year-old actor stunned fans when he collapsed during a recent appearance at a celebrity exhibition during the Ryder Cup. At the time, a friend of Felton's assured fans he was "okay." The "Harry Potter" star has now addressed the "scary episode" himself.  "Just wanted to say a huge thank you for all the lovely well wishes as of recent," he said in the clip.