Thursday, October 15, 2026

Grimes reveals why there are no Elon Musk songs on new album Psy Opera

Grimes won't include "any" songs about Elon Musk on her upcoming album. The 38-year-old singer is set to drop...

Latest Posts

Nightwish ‘mutually’ part ways with lead singer

Nightwish have parted ways with longtime lead singer Floor Jansen. The 45-year-old Dutch symphonic metal singer became a touring...

Brandon Flowers reveals Bruce Springsteen made him ‘write out the lyrics’ before their Thunder Road duet

Brandon Flowers has revealed Bruce Springsteen made him write down the lyrics to Thunder Road before they duetted on the track at...

Michael Jackson is still King of Pop in 2026, as new UK album data reveals

Michael Jackson is outselling all the albums released in 2026 in the UK, Official Charts has confirmed. The late...

Blondie announce High Noon – their final album with Clem Burke and first new music in nine years

Blondie have unveiled High Noon, their first new album in nine years and the last to feature co‑founding drummer Clem Burke, who...

Kara Tointon and sister Hannah join Mr Selfridge


Former ‘EastEnders’ star Kara Tointon and her sister Hannah have joined the cast of in ‘Mr Selfridge’.

The siblings, who have never acted together before, will play the entrepreneur’s daughters in the period drama and are set to bring glamour to the ITV show.

A source told The Sun newspaper: "Kara and Hannah are great additions and everyone is delighted they have been cast as Rosalie and Violette.

"They are both gorgeous girls and Hannah’s character, Violette, has a very rebellious streak so it won’t be long before she starts shaking things up."

Kara, 30, is famous for playing Dawn Swan in ‘EastEnders’, while younger sister Hannah, 26, was Katy Fox in ‘Hollyoaks’ and Tara Brown in ‘The Inbetweeners’.

‘Coronation Street’ star Sacha Parkinson, who played Sian Powers in the ITV soap, will also join the cast as shop assistant Kitty Hawkins’ sister, while actress Zoe Wanamaker takes on the role of Russian princess Marie de Bolotoff.

The third series of the ITV programme starts filming in London this week and focuses on the Selfridge family in the aftermath of the First World War.

The show’s executive producer, Kate Lewis, also spilled the beans on scenes with Harry Selfridge, whose life is about to change.

She explained: "We have some surprises in store for the audience in the third series.

"You only have to walk down Oxford Street today to know that Selfridge’s department store continued to be successful.

"But for its founder, Harry Selfridge, things were very different. His story was a roller-coaster ride that ended rather tragically."

She added: "We pick up series three in 1919 – the point at which his life really begins to unravel."

Latest Posts

Nightwish ‘mutually’ part ways with lead singer

Nightwish have parted ways with longtime lead singer Floor Jansen. The 45-year-old Dutch symphonic metal singer became a touring...

Brandon Flowers reveals Bruce Springsteen made him ‘write out the lyrics’ before their Thunder Road duet

Brandon Flowers has revealed Bruce Springsteen made him write down the lyrics to Thunder Road before they duetted on the track at...

Michael Jackson is still King of Pop in 2026, as new UK album data reveals

Michael Jackson is outselling all the albums released in 2026 in the UK, Official Charts has confirmed. The late...

Blondie announce High Noon – their final album with Clem Burke and first new music in nine years

Blondie have unveiled High Noon, their first new album in nine years and the last to feature co‑founding drummer Clem Burke, who...

Don't Miss

Thom Yorke suffered ‘self-confidence crash’ after Radiohead reunion

Thom Yorke suffered a "crash" in "self-confidence" after Radiohead's 2025 reunion tour . The singer got back together with...

Art Garfunkel ‘heartbroken’ after postponing UK tour

Art Garfunkel has postponed his UK tour dates due to illness. The 84-year-old singer had been due to take...

Dave leads the way as Urban Music Awards reveal 2026 nominations

Dave, Olivia Dean, RAYE and Jim Legxacy are among the major contenders at this year’s Urban Music Awards. The...

Jamie T says he can no longer afford to tour Europe post‑Brexit

Jamie T admits he cannot afford to tour Europe. Since Brexit, it has become expensive for British artists to...

Hear’Say and Liberty X announce Popstars: The Originals tour

Hear'Say and Liberty X are set to embark on the Popstars: The Originals tour to mark 25 years since they formed on...

Stay in touch

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