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MORE: 18 of the hottest celebrity parties in NovemberFrom Cirque du Soleil to movie launches, see which of our favourite celebrities have caught our attention here in the UK and across the pond.Pippa Middleton made a rare public appearance on 14 January as she headed out on a date night with husband James Matthews. The pair arrived at the Albert Hall hand-in-hand as they joined a whole host of stars to watch the first viewing of Cirque du Soleil's Luzia.The supermodel hosted an intimate dinner to celebrate Bianca Saunders PFW debut of her AW22 collection at Paris' Soho House during Paris Fashion Week, pictured here with Creative Director and Designer Bianca.MORE: New mum Naomi Campbell celebrates special occasion with star-studded photoEarlier this week, the actress appeared to be in great spirits as she attended a drinks reception ahead of the World Premiere of the English National Ballet's "Raymonda" by Tamara Rojo.Keep clicking for more pictures...Roundhouse's In The Round Festival is back and they kicked off their series of one-off gigs performed on the venue's circular stage with Emeli Sandé.MORE: Naughty Boy's sweet relationship with Emeli Sandé revealedTilda Swinton was among the guests who headed to the Memoria screening at ICA at the start of the month.The BGT judges looked picture perfect when they reunited for the first round of the Britain's Got Talent auditions.

No Time to Die. Originally slated to open in early 2020, Daniel Craig’s final outing as 007 became the first high-profile release to announce a major Covid-related postponement.

TLC have announced a new pair of UK tour dates for summer 2022.The long-running pop group, made up of Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins and Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas, were already set to perform in London on June 28 next year after their O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire gig was rescheduled.TLC will now perform in Birmingham and Manchester in June 2022, with dates scheduled for Birmingham’s O2 Academy on June 14 and at Manchester’s Albert Hall on June 15.You can see TLC’s upcoming UK headline tour dates below.June

Kojey Radical has announced that he’ll be heading out on the road for a pair of UK shows next year.The rapper – real name Kwadwo Adu Genfi Amponsah – will perform at Manchester’s Albert Hall on April 6, followed by a gig on April 7 at London’s O2 Academy Brixton.The shows will be in support of his upcoming new album ‘Reasons To Smile’, which is set to be released on March 4 next year via Asylum/Atlantic.

Bolton’s Albert Halls is finally able to take bank card payments at its bars after frustrated theatregoers were previously limited to using cash.

Morrissey had kind words for Blossoms and Rick Astley‘s joint shows covering old The Smiths classics.The singer, who fronted the band between 1982 and 1987, said that he was grateful for the acts’ tributes to his former band.

Blossoms and Rick Astley performed the first of two one-off Smiths cover shows last night (October 8) at Manchester’s Albert Hall – you can see footage below.Billed as ‘The Songs Of The Smiths’, the gig saw Blossoms become Astley’s backing band for a full set of theirs and fans’ most-loved Smiths songs, including ‘This Charming Man’, ‘Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now’ and ‘What Difference Does It Make?’“The Smiths have always meant so much to Blossoms, with even their rainiest songs complete with

Declan McKenna has postponed his planned gig in Manchester tonight (September 14), the second consecutive show that he’s been forced to reschedule this week.The artist is currently in the middle of his already-rescheduled UK tour in support of his second album ‘Zeros’.McKenna had been due to play two nights at Manchester’s Albert Hall yesterday evening and tonight (September 13-14), but he postponed last night’s gig after testing positive for coronavirus.Saying that he was “beyond devastated” to

Blossoms and Rick Astley have announced they’ll be teaming up for a pair of shows that will celebrate the songs of The Smiths.It comes after Blossoms surprised fans during the first of three nights at London’s O2 Kentish Town Forum last night (September 13) by inviting Astley on stage to run through a selection of Smiths covers.Taking place at Manchester’s Albert Hall on October 8 and London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town on October 9, the shows will see Blossoms become Astley’s backing band for a full

The unconventional 74th BAFTAs are underway, with the primary Brit film awards being handed out across two evenings. Today, the craft categories are being recognized, and Noel Clarke will be picking up the Outstanding Contribution to Cinema prize. A total of nine awards will be handed out tonight, primarily in the craft categories. Scroll down for winners so far and refresh this page for updates as they come in.

The unconventional 2021 BAFTAs get underway shortly, with the primary Brit film awards being handed out across two evenings this year. Today, the craft categories will be recognized, while Noel Clarke will be picking up the Outstanding Contribution to British Cinema prize. Refresh this page for updates as they come in.

Albert Hall, Chetham's Library, The Stoller Hall, and The Met in Bury, among others.A spokesman for Level said the money would allow the venue to continue providing 'unforgettable clubbing experiences' for the people of Bolton."All of us at Level Nightclub are incredibly grateful to have been accepted for the Culture Recovery Fund," a statement from the club reads."The fund was introduced in August in order to support cultural organisations that were financially stable before Covid-19, but were

a new #NoMoreNoShows campaign launched to encourage people to cancel bookings they can't make. Benches are mostly booked up, but limited walk-ins will be accepted on the night.The Albert Hall will be one of the first live performance spaces to open up again in Greater Manchester.Theatres, music venues and other entertainment hubs are allowed to welcome back live audiences from August 1.

A string of iconic Manchester music venues have written to the government demanding a cash injection for the industry before it goes under.The likes of the Deaf Institute, the Albert Hall, Band on the Wall, Yes, Factory 251 and many, many more from across Greater Manchester have co-signed a letter demanding the government provide a £50m package immediately.The cash would prevent mass permanent closures, with around 90pc of venues in the UK warning they might be forced to shut forever as a result