Friday, December 5, 2025

Leona Lewis’ girl given her purpose in music again

Leona Lewis feels she has a purpose in the music industry again since becoming a mom. The 40-year-old singer...

Latest Posts

Rock star whose band supported Oasis dead at 40

Justin Baren, whose band The Redwalls opened for Oasis, has passed away at age 40. The rock musician was...

Bruno Mars nearly scrapped smash hit Lady Gaga duet Die With A Smile

Bruno Mars nearly pulled the plug on his and Lady Gaga’s hit Die With A Smile. His collaborator, James...

Alex Warren and Gigi Perez unite on new version of Eternity

Alex Warren has joined forces with rising star Gigi Perez to deliver a powerful new rendition of Eternity. The...

Ed Sheeran has ‘one more big tour in me’ before settling down

Ed Sheeran admits he's got "one more big tour in me". The Shape of You hitmaker, 34, is one...

Brooklyn Beckham loved photography straight away

Brooklyn Beckham knew he wanted to be a photographer as soon as he began studying it.
The 17 year old – who is the son of David and Victoria Beckham – has won a string of high-jobs behind the camera, including a Burberry fragrance campaign and an upcoming stint at V festival, and admits the gigs are the fulfillment of a long-held ambition.
He told L’Uomo Vogue magazine: "I studied photography in high school and straight away I knew it was something I was interested in.
"When I left school I started shooting in my spare time and really started enjoying it. I bought a few books and then I ended up interning for David Sims on a couple of shoots."
While his father’s soccer career means Brooklyn and his family – which includes siblings Romeo, 13, Cruz, 11, and Harper, four – have lived in a number of cities around the world, including Madrid and Los Angeles, he calls London is "home", despite the fact girlfriend Chloe Grace Moretz is based in the US.
He said: "It’s really hard for me to think of which city I prefer, it’s 50/50 because my girlfriend is in L.A. and all my friends I met at school, but London is my home, it’s where I grew up."
Meanwhile, the teenager, who at one stage looked set to follow his dad David into the world of professional soccer, credited his parents for instilling good values in him.
He said: "My parents taught me to treat people how you want to be treated, and you know, never give up, have a good work ethic and always be humble.
"When I played football there was a lot of people watching me and my every move, even if I made one mistake, I had to work harder than every single person and prove myself even more."

Latest Posts

Rock star whose band supported Oasis dead at 40

Justin Baren, whose band The Redwalls opened for Oasis, has passed away at age 40. The rock musician was...

Bruno Mars nearly scrapped smash hit Lady Gaga duet Die With A Smile

Bruno Mars nearly pulled the plug on his and Lady Gaga’s hit Die With A Smile. His collaborator, James...

Alex Warren and Gigi Perez unite on new version of Eternity

Alex Warren has joined forces with rising star Gigi Perez to deliver a powerful new rendition of Eternity. The...

Ed Sheeran has ‘one more big tour in me’ before settling down

Ed Sheeran admits he's got "one more big tour in me". The Shape of You hitmaker, 34, is one...

Don't Miss

The Last Dinner Party’s guitarist Emily Roberts reveals how George Harrison inspired her

The Last Dinner Party's Emily Roberts has revealed how late Beatle George Harrison inspired her writing. The 26-year-old...

Jessie J details ’emotional and celebratory years of my life’ on new album Don’t Tease Me With A Good Time

Jessie J has released her long-awaited new album, Don't Tease Me With A Good Time, her first full-length project in almost eight...

JoJo Siwa unwraps new holiday single Message to the World (Little Drummer Girl)

JoJo Siwa is ringing in the festive season with the release of her brand-new holiday single, Message to the World (Little Drummer...

Ronnie Wood leads lineup for Jools Holland’s Hootenanny 2025

Jools Holland’s annual Hootenanny is set to ring in the New Year with a star-studded lineup, led by Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood.

Nikki Sixx ‘proud’ of Vince Neil for having the ‘courage’ to return to stage after stroke

Mötley Crüe’s Nikki Sixx has praised frontman Vince Neil for having the "courage" and determination to return to the stage after suffering...

Stay in touch

To be updated with all the latest news, offers and special announcements.