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Colin Firth has been going through his midlife crisis for more than two decades.
The 'Before I Go To Sleep' actor has admitted to enjoying a prolonged midlife crisis.
Talking to GQ magazine he joked: "My midlife crisis has been going on about 25 years.
"I haven't accepted that it's anything other than midlife, it will probably go on for another 25 years.
The 53-year-old star has just finished filming scenes for his action-packed role in the film, 'Freebird', which required hours of high intensity work outs with personal trainers.
When asked how it felt to prepare for the role, Colin shared: "There was this strange paradox. How can I feel more active and fitter than I've ever been when I'm supposed to be embracing my deterioration?"
The actor also emphasized that he never worries about where his next role will come from, although he did admit that he cares about the quality of the films he works on.
He told the magazine: "I don't think I've ever hit a point where I thought, 'Where's the next job coming from?' I've hit the point frequently where I thought, 'Where's the next good job coming from?' I think dissatisfaction is ever present."
Colin Firth’s midlife crisis
Colin Firth has been going through his midlife crisis for more than two decades.
The 'Before I Go To Sleep' actor has admitted to enjoying a prolonged midlife crisis.
Talking to GQ magazine he joked: "My midlife crisis has been going on about 25 years.
"I haven't accepted that it's anything other than midlife, it will probably go on for another 25 years.
The 53-year-old star has just finished filming scenes for his action-packed role in the film, 'Freebird', which required hours of high intensity work outs with personal trainers.
When asked how it felt to prepare for the role, Colin shared: "There was this strange paradox. How can I feel more active and fitter than I've ever been when I'm supposed to be embracing my deterioration?"
The actor also emphasized that he never worries about where his next role will come from, although he did admit that he cares about the quality of the films he works on.
He told the magazine: "I don't think I've ever hit a point where I thought, 'Where's the next job coming from?' I've hit the point frequently where I thought, 'Where's the next good job coming from?' I think dissatisfaction is ever present."
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Eddie Redmayne struggled to understand Professor Stephen Hawking's 'A Brief History of Time'.
The 32-year-old actor plays the physicist in his new film, 'The Theory of Everything', which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday (07.09.14), and has admitted that he failed to understand much of Stephen's famous book.
Talking to New York Daily News, Eddie joked: "It opens and I thought, 'I get this!' I get 20 pages in and I think, 'Hey, I'm about to understand how the universe works!'
"Then I get to about page 23, and he lost me. But I read the whole thing. Whether I understood it is another thing entirely!"
The handsome red head also revealed that he had studied the effects of motor neurone disease (also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), of which Stephen Hawking was diagnosed with in 1963 and has left him almost completely paralyzed.
He explained: "Whatever pain I was in [as an actor], I got to get up and walk at day's end. [Doing research] I met many people suffering from ALS who can't just do that."
Eddie then added that he was helped by an osteopath who assisted him through the tough physical process.
He said: "We had an amazing osteopath on set who saw that my spine was changing during the production. Because it would get quite physically demanding."
Eddie Redmayne confused by Brief History of Time
Eddie Redmayne struggled to understand Professor Stephen Hawking's 'A Brief History of Time'.
The 32-year-old actor plays the physicist in his new film, 'The Theory of Everything', which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday (07.09.14), and has admitted that he failed to understand much of Stephen's famous book.
Talking to New York Daily News, Eddie joked: "It opens and I thought, 'I get this!' I get 20 pages in and I think, 'Hey, I'm about to understand how the universe works!'
"Then I get to about page 23, and he lost me. But I read the whole thing. Whether I understood it is another thing entirely!"
The handsome red head also revealed that he had studied the effects of motor neurone disease (also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), of which Stephen Hawking was diagnosed with in 1963 and has left him almost completely paralyzed.
He explained: "Whatever pain I was in [as an actor], I got to get up and walk at day's end. [Doing research] I met many people suffering from ALS who can't just do that."
Eddie then added that he was helped by an osteopath who assisted him through the tough physical process.
He said: "We had an amazing osteopath on set who saw that my spine was changing during the production. Because it would get quite physically demanding."
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Gugu Mbatha-Raw is to star alongside Will Smith in the untitled NFL concussion drama.
The 'Beyond the Lights' actress has signed on to take on a lead role alongside the 'I Am Legend' actor in the untitled Sony project based on the GQ magazine article 'Game Brain' by Jeanne Marie Laskas.
The story - which is described as a "whistleblower tale" - follows Smith, who will play the part of a doctor, as he discovers the major head injuries and life-long debilitating problems facing American Football players because of the repeated concussions they suffer during games.
Peter Landesman will direct from his own script while Ridley Scott, Giannina Facio and Michael Schaefer are to produce for Scott Free.
David Wolthoff, Elizabeth Cantillon and Larry Shuman will also take on producing roles with Hannah Minghella and Jonathan Kadin overseeing the project for Sony.
Mbatha-Raw - who recently took on the title role in 'Belle' - starred as music superstar Noni Jean in Beyond the Lights, which premiered at the ongoing Toronto Film Festival.
She recently wrapped on 'The Whole Truth', in which she stars alongside 'The Matrix' actor Keanu Reeves, and her previous credits also include 'Odd Thomas', 'Larry Crowne' and TV series 'Touch'.
Gugu Mbatha-Raw to star with Will Smith in NFL drama
Gugu Mbatha-Raw is to star alongside Will Smith in the untitled NFL concussion drama.
The 'Beyond the Lights' actress has signed on to take on a lead role alongside the 'I Am Legend' actor in the untitled Sony project based on the GQ magazine article 'Game Brain' by Jeanne Marie Laskas.
The story - which is described as a "whistleblower tale" - follows Smith, who will play the part of a doctor, as he discovers the major head injuries and life-long debilitating problems facing American Football players because of the repeated concussions they suffer during games.
Peter Landesman will direct from his own script while Ridley Scott, Giannina Facio and Michael Schaefer are to produce for Scott Free.
David Wolthoff, Elizabeth Cantillon and Larry Shuman will also take on producing roles with Hannah Minghella and Jonathan Kadin overseeing the project for Sony.
Mbatha-Raw - who recently took on the title role in 'Belle' - starred as music superstar Noni Jean in Beyond the Lights, which premiered at the ongoing Toronto Film Festival.
She recently wrapped on 'The Whole Truth', in which she stars alongside 'The Matrix' actor Keanu Reeves, and her previous credits also include 'Odd Thomas', 'Larry Crowne' and TV series 'Touch'.
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Cher has postponed her tour after being struck down with an "acute viral infection" over the weekend.
The 68-year-old singer has been forced to delay the second leg of her 'Dressed to Kill' tour after she was ordered by doctors to be on bed rest for several days.
Cher - whose real name is Cherilyn Sarkisian - was supposed to be opening the tour in Albany, New York, on September 11 and performing in Manchester, New Hampshire, on September 13, but she has rescheduled the gigs for October 6 and October 7, respectively.
Ticket holders who are unable to attend the rescheduled dates will be entitled to a full refund, while the rest of the tour is expected to remain the same.
The second leg of the tour will now kick off on September 15 in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
'Dressed to Kill', which has seen the brunette beauty play 49 shows already, is Cher's first tour since her 'Living Proof Farewell Tour' that ended in 2005.
Meanwhile, this isn't the first time Cher has been forced to pull out of shows as she cancelled six gigs in Las Vegas in 2008 after being diagnosed with bronchitis.
Cher postpones tour due to ‘acute viral infection’
Cher has postponed her tour after being struck down with an "acute viral infection" over the weekend.
The 68-year-old singer has been forced to delay the second leg of her 'Dressed to Kill' tour after she was ordered by doctors to be on bed rest for several days.
Cher - whose real name is Cherilyn Sarkisian - was supposed to be opening the tour in Albany, New York, on September 11 and performing in Manchester, New Hampshire, on September 13, but she has rescheduled the gigs for October 6 and October 7, respectively.
Ticket holders who are unable to attend the rescheduled dates will be entitled to a full refund, while the rest of the tour is expected to remain the same.
The second leg of the tour will now kick off on September 15 in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
'Dressed to Kill', which has seen the brunette beauty play 49 shows already, is Cher's first tour since her 'Living Proof Farewell Tour' that ended in 2005.
Meanwhile, this isn't the first time Cher has been forced to pull out of shows as she cancelled six gigs in Las Vegas in 2008 after being diagnosed with bronchitis.
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Damien Rice is releasing a new album.
The 40-year-old singer's latest offering, 'My Favourite Faded Fantasy', marks his first album in eight years, following on from his shortlist prize-wining 'O' in 2002, which sold two and a half million copies worldwide and his second studio album '9', which was released in 2006.
'My Favourite Faded Fantasy' - which was co-produced by the 'Canonball' hitmaker and Def Jam records founder Rick Rubin - will be released on Monday 3 November and is currently available to pre-order.
Damien said: "Sometimes you have to step away from what you love in order to learn how to love it again.
"I came to Rick mostly based on what I didn't know about him, rather than what I did. For some reason I just had a feeling that I would feel comfortable being open and being me and being vulnerable with Rick."
Meanwhile, Rick, 51, had been a huge fan of the singer since the release of 'O' in 2002.
He said:"He was my favourite new artist at the time. A lot of our work together was to help him see what was so clear to everyone else in the room."
The album's first single 'I Don't Want To Change you' is available to play on Spotify from today (09.09.14).
Damien Rice to release new album
Damien Rice is releasing a new album.
The 40-year-old singer's latest offering, 'My Favourite Faded Fantasy', marks his first album in eight years, following on from his shortlist prize-wining 'O' in 2002, which sold two and a half million copies worldwide and his second studio album '9', which was released in 2006.
'My Favourite Faded Fantasy' - which was co-produced by the 'Canonball' hitmaker and Def Jam records founder Rick Rubin - will be released on Monday 3 November and is currently available to pre-order.
Damien said: "Sometimes you have to step away from what you love in order to learn how to love it again.
"I came to Rick mostly based on what I didn't know about him, rather than what I did. For some reason I just had a feeling that I would feel comfortable being open and being me and being vulnerable with Rick."
Meanwhile, Rick, 51, had been a huge fan of the singer since the release of 'O' in 2002.
He said:"He was my favourite new artist at the time. A lot of our work together was to help him see what was so clear to everyone else in the room."
The album's first single 'I Don't Want To Change you' is available to play on Spotify from today (09.09.14).
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Kasabian lead the nominations at the Xperia Access Q Awards.
Q magazine has announced the contenders for the sought after accolades at their annual ceremony, which will take place on Wednesday, 22 October 2014.
This year, rock band Kasabian have earned the most nominations, landing themselves nods in four different categories, including Best Track for their song 'Eez-eh' and Best Album for their LP '48:13'.
Kate Bush has also been given recognition following her return to the music scene, picking up the nomination for Best Live Act following her comeback residency at London's Hammersmith Apollo, as well as the highly coveted Best Act In The World Today Award, for which the Arctic Monkeys, Pharrell Williams, Arcade Fire and Kasabian are also in contention.
Jamie xx, Coldplay, Paloma Faith and Elbow, each received a Best Video nomination, while Ed Sheeran is up for the Best Solo Artist award alongside Jake Bugg.
Newcomers, Ella Eyre, Royal Blood and The 1975 have each been nominated for Best New Act Award.
Matt Mason, Senior Editor of Q magazine, said: "It's been a remarkable and fascinating 12 months for music, and these nominations are a measure of that. We've had the surprise and brilliance of Kate Bush's return alongside the excitement and invention delivered by all the nominees in the Best New Act category, presented by Xperia Access.
"From the two-man blast of newcomers Royal Blood to headline performances from Kasabian, Arcade Fire and Arctic Monkeys, there have been constant reminders of rock'n'roll's enduring power to knock our socks off. All the nominated acts have helped make 2014 a brilliant year."
The Xperia Access Q Awards full nominations:
Q Best New Act presented by Xperia Access:
Ella Eyre
Sam Smith
The Fat White Family
Royal Blood
FKA Twigs
The 1975
George Ezra
Hozier
London Grammar
Temples
Q Best Track presented by Absolute Radio:
Paolo Nutini - Iron Sky
Sam Smith - Stay With Me
Lorde - Royals
Kaiser Chiefs - Coming Home
Kasabian - Eez-eh
Q Best Video:
Arctic Monkeys - Arabella
Elbow - New York Morning
Coldplay - Magic
Jamie xx - Sleep Sound
Paloma Faith - Only Love Can Hurt Like This
Q Best Album:
Elbow - The Take Off And Landing Of Everything
Manic Street Preachers - Futurology
Kasabian - 48:13
Damon Albarn - Everyday Robots
The Black Keys - Turn Blue
Q Best Live Act presented by The Cavern Club:
Arcade Fire
Arctic Monkeys
Kasabian
Kate Bush
Jack White
Q Best Solo Artist presented by Citroën:
Paolo Nutini
St Vincent
Damon Albarn
Jake Bugg
Ed Sheeran
Q Best Act In The World Today presented by Buster + Punch:
Arctic Monkeys
Pharrell Williams
Arcade Fire
Kasabian
Kate Bush
Kasabian lead the nominations at the Xperia Access Q Awards
Kasabian lead the nominations at the Xperia Access Q Awards.
Q magazine has announced the contenders for the sought after accolades at their annual ceremony, which will take place on Wednesday, 22 October 2014.
This year, rock band Kasabian have earned the most nominations, landing themselves nods in four different categories, including Best Track for their song 'Eez-eh' and Best Album for their LP '48:13'.
Kate Bush has also been given recognition following her return to the music scene, picking up the nomination for Best Live Act following her comeback residency at London's Hammersmith Apollo, as well as the highly coveted Best Act In The World Today Award, for which the Arctic Monkeys, Pharrell Williams, Arcade Fire and Kasabian are also in contention.
Jamie xx, Coldplay, Paloma Faith and Elbow, each received a Best Video nomination, while Ed Sheeran is up for the Best Solo Artist award alongside Jake Bugg.
Newcomers, Ella Eyre, Royal Blood and The 1975 have each been nominated for Best New Act Award.
Matt Mason, Senior Editor of Q magazine, said: "It's been a remarkable and fascinating 12 months for music, and these nominations are a measure of that. We've had the surprise and brilliance of Kate Bush's return alongside the excitement and invention delivered by all the nominees in the Best New Act category, presented by Xperia Access.
"From the two-man blast of newcomers Royal Blood to headline performances from Kasabian, Arcade Fire and Arctic Monkeys, there have been constant reminders of rock'n'roll's enduring power to knock our socks off. All the nominated acts have helped make 2014 a brilliant year."
The Xperia Access Q Awards full nominations:
Q Best New Act presented by Xperia Access:
Ella Eyre
Sam Smith
The Fat White Family
Royal Blood
FKA Twigs
The 1975
George Ezra
Hozier
London Grammar
Temples
Q Best Track presented by Absolute Radio:
Paolo Nutini - Iron Sky
Sam Smith - Stay With Me
Lorde - Royals
Kaiser Chiefs - Coming Home
Kasabian - Eez-eh
Q Best Video:
Arctic Monkeys - Arabella
Elbow - New York Morning
Coldplay - Magic
Jamie xx - Sleep Sound
Paloma Faith - Only Love Can Hurt Like This
Q Best Album:
Elbow - The Take Off And Landing Of Everything
Manic Street Preachers - Futurology
Kasabian - 48:13
Damon Albarn - Everyday Robots
The Black Keys - Turn Blue
Q Best Live Act presented by The Cavern Club:
Arcade Fire
Arctic Monkeys
Kasabian
Kate Bush
Jack White
Q Best Solo Artist presented by Citroën:
Paolo Nutini
St Vincent
Damon Albarn
Jake Bugg
Ed Sheeran
Q Best Act In The World Today presented by Buster + Punch:
Arctic Monkeys
Pharrell Williams
Arcade Fire
Kasabian
Kate Bush
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John Newman is always getting mistaken for Sam Smith.
The 'Love Me Again' hitmaker - who often sports a similar slicked back hairstyle to the 'Stay With Me' singer - says people get him confused with the Sam, 22, on a day to day basis.
Speaking to Rickie, Melvin and Charlie on their Kiss FM breakfast show, he said: "I get confused for Sam Smith, like, day in, day out.
"It's bad though. There was a press mess up at one point as well which didn't help, I was doing some press the other day and it was for this photography thing. The guy said he was a huge fan, and I looked down at the floor and he had loads of references of how they wanted to shoot Sam Smith. I said 'you think I'm Sam Smith' and then he walked off."
Host Rickie admitted he also struggled to differentiate between the boys' similar looks when he was introduced to John at the Brit Awards earlier this year.
He said: "I saw you at the Brits red carpet, and the person that brought you to me said 'and here's Sam Smith', that was the first time I'd met you as well."
However, there was no mistaking the 24-year-old singer as he joined Calvin Harris on stage at the DJ's iTunes Festival show at London's The Roundhouse on Sunday night (07.09.14) for a rendition of their brand new track 'Blame'.
The crowd went wild as John stepped out in a white suit jacket and black and showed off his dance moves as Calvin took to the decks.
John Newman gets mistaken for Sam Smith
John Newman is always getting mistaken for Sam Smith.
The 'Love Me Again' hitmaker - who often sports a similar slicked back hairstyle to the 'Stay With Me' singer - says people get him confused with the Sam, 22, on a day to day basis.
Speaking to Rickie, Melvin and Charlie on their Kiss FM breakfast show, he said: "I get confused for Sam Smith, like, day in, day out.
"It's bad though. There was a press mess up at one point as well which didn't help, I was doing some press the other day and it was for this photography thing. The guy said he was a huge fan, and I looked down at the floor and he had loads of references of how they wanted to shoot Sam Smith. I said 'you think I'm Sam Smith' and then he walked off."
Host Rickie admitted he also struggled to differentiate between the boys' similar looks when he was introduced to John at the Brit Awards earlier this year.
He said: "I saw you at the Brits red carpet, and the person that brought you to me said 'and here's Sam Smith', that was the first time I'd met you as well."
However, there was no mistaking the 24-year-old singer as he joined Calvin Harris on stage at the DJ's iTunes Festival show at London's The Roundhouse on Sunday night (07.09.14) for a rendition of their brand new track 'Blame'.
The crowd went wild as John stepped out in a white suit jacket and black and showed off his dance moves as Calvin took to the decks.
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An 42-track album celebrating the music of Sir Paul McCartney will be released in November.
'The Art of McCartney' will pay homage to the 72-year-old singer's extensive career by featuring new studio covers of his best-loved hits by world renowned artists.
Amongst the host of famous names, Kiss star Alice Cooper has contributed a rendition of the 1973 James Bond theme tune 'Live and Let Die', while music legend Bob Dylan has recorded a version of 'Things We Said Today' - which was written by Sir Paul and his late Beatles band-mate John Lennon.
Def Leppard have covered the 1973 Wings track 'Helen Wheels', which Sir Paul wrote as an ode to his Land Rover, nicknamed "Hell on Wheels."
70s rockband The Cure have also collaborated with Sir Paul's son James on a version of the 1967 hit 'Hello Goodbye', which is the first track to be taken from the album and is already available to download.
Other notable musicians appearing on the tribute include Smokey Robinson, The Pretenders front-woman Chrissie Hynde, Kiss, The Who's Roger Daltrey and blues singer B.B. King.
The Art of McCartney' will be released on November 17.
'The Art Of McCartney' track list:
1. Billy Joel - "Maybe I'm Amazed"
2. Bob Dylan - "Things We Said Today"
3. Heart - "Band on the Run"
4. Steve Miller - "Junior's Farm"
5. Yusuf Islam - "The Long and Winding Road"
6. Harry Connick, Jr. - "My Love"
7. Brian Wilson - "Wanderlust"
8. Corinne Bailey Rae - "Bluebird"
9. Willie Nelson - "Yesterday"
10. Jeff Lynne - "Junk"
11. Barry Gibb - "When I'm 64"
12. Jamie Cullum - "Every Night"
13. Kiss - "Venus and Mars"/"Rock Show"
14. Paul Rodgers - "Let Me Roll It"
15. Roger Daltrey - "Helter Skelter"
16. Def Leppard - "Helen Wheels"
17. The Cure, featuring James McCartney - "Hello Goodbye"
18. Billy Joel - "Live and Let Die"
19. Chrissie Hynde - "Let It Be"
20. Cheap Trick's Robin Zander and Rick Nielsen - "Jet"
21. Joe Elliott - "Hi Hi Hi"
22. Heart - "Letting Go"
23. Steve Miller - "Hey Jude"
24. Owl City - "Listen to What the Man Said"
25. Perry Farrell - "Got to Get You Into My Life"
26. Dion - "Drive My Car"
27. Allen Toussaint - "Lady Madonna"
28. Dr. John - "Let 'Em In"
29. Smokey Robinson - "So Bad"
30. The Airborne Toxic Event - "No More Lonely Nights"
31. Alice Cooper - "Eleanor Rigby"
32. Toots Hibbert with Sly & Robbie - "Come and Get It"
33. B.B. King - "On the Way"
34. Sammy Hagar - "Birthday"
The Art of McCartney Bonus Tracks:
1. Robert Smith - C Moon"
2. Booker T. Jones - "Can't Buy Me Love"
3. Ronnie Spector - "P.S. I Love You"
4. Darlene Love - "All My Loving"
5. Ian McCulloch - "For No One"
6. Peter, Bjorn and John - "Put It There"
7. Wanda Jackson - "Run Devil Run"
8. Alice Cooper - "Smile Away"
Bob Dylan and The Cure cover Paul McCartney tracks for new album
An 42-track album celebrating the music of Sir Paul McCartney will be released in November.
'The Art of McCartney' will pay homage to the 72-year-old singer's extensive career by featuring new studio covers of his best-loved hits by world renowned artists.
Amongst the host of famous names, Kiss star Alice Cooper has contributed a rendition of the 1973 James Bond theme tune 'Live and Let Die', while music legend Bob Dylan has recorded a version of 'Things We Said Today' - which was written by Sir Paul and his late Beatles band-mate John Lennon.
Def Leppard have covered the 1973 Wings track 'Helen Wheels', which Sir Paul wrote as an ode to his Land Rover, nicknamed "Hell on Wheels."
70s rockband The Cure have also collaborated with Sir Paul's son James on a version of the 1967 hit 'Hello Goodbye', which is the first track to be taken from the album and is already available to download.
Other notable musicians appearing on the tribute include Smokey Robinson, The Pretenders front-woman Chrissie Hynde, Kiss, The Who's Roger Daltrey and blues singer B.B. King.
The Art of McCartney' will be released on November 17.
'The Art Of McCartney' track list:
1. Billy Joel - "Maybe I'm Amazed"
2. Bob Dylan - "Things We Said Today"
3. Heart - "Band on the Run"
4. Steve Miller - "Junior's Farm"
5. Yusuf Islam - "The Long and Winding Road"
6. Harry Connick, Jr. - "My Love"
7. Brian Wilson - "Wanderlust"
8. Corinne Bailey Rae - "Bluebird"
9. Willie Nelson - "Yesterday"
10. Jeff Lynne - "Junk"
11. Barry Gibb - "When I'm 64"
12. Jamie Cullum - "Every Night"
13. Kiss - "Venus and Mars"/"Rock Show"
14. Paul Rodgers - "Let Me Roll It"
15. Roger Daltrey - "Helter Skelter"
16. Def Leppard - "Helen Wheels"
17. The Cure, featuring James McCartney - "Hello Goodbye"
18. Billy Joel - "Live and Let Die"
19. Chrissie Hynde - "Let It Be"
20. Cheap Trick's Robin Zander and Rick Nielsen - "Jet"
21. Joe Elliott - "Hi Hi Hi"
22. Heart - "Letting Go"
23. Steve Miller - "Hey Jude"
24. Owl City - "Listen to What the Man Said"
25. Perry Farrell - "Got to Get You Into My Life"
26. Dion - "Drive My Car"
27. Allen Toussaint - "Lady Madonna"
28. Dr. John - "Let 'Em In"
29. Smokey Robinson - "So Bad"
30. The Airborne Toxic Event - "No More Lonely Nights"
31. Alice Cooper - "Eleanor Rigby"
32. Toots Hibbert with Sly & Robbie - "Come and Get It"
33. B.B. King - "On the Way"
34. Sammy Hagar - "Birthday"
The Art of McCartney Bonus Tracks:
1. Robert Smith - C Moon"
2. Booker T. Jones - "Can't Buy Me Love"
3. Ronnie Spector - "P.S. I Love You"
4. Darlene Love - "All My Loving"
5. Ian McCulloch - "For No One"
6. Peter, Bjorn and John - "Put It There"
7. Wanda Jackson - "Run Devil Run"
8. Alice Cooper - "Smile Away"
Royal
Britain's Prince Harry has joked he "can't wait" to watch Prince William "suffer more" with another child.
The 31-year-old royal and his wife Duchess Catherine - who already have 14-month-old son Prince George - announced yesterday (08.09.14) they're expecting their second child together, and the flame-haired hunk is looking forward to watching them juggle two children.
He said of the pregnancy: "It's very exciting news. I can't wait to see my brother suffer more and with any luck if it's a girl he'll suffer even greater, I think. I'd love to see him try and cope with that."
However, the prince, 29, believes his little nephew will be pleased to learn that he will have a little sibling.
He said: "I think George will be over the moon, he'll be thrilled having another little, smaller, brother or sister. So we'll wait and see. The family continues to grow."
Meanwhile, Harry is hopeful that Duchess Catherine - who was known as Kate Middleton before she married William in 2011 - will overcome her severe morning sickness and be able to enjoy the pregnancy soon.
He explained: "I hope my sister-in-law gets better, and gets better soon. And the two of them have the opportunity to go through the whole process again in a little bit of peace and quiet.
"Last time I saw her, she was feeling OK, feeling pretty poorly but I think that's to be suspected. Luckily I'm not a woman so I don't have to go through that."
Prince Harry ‘can’t wait’ to watch Prince William ‘suffer’ with second child
Britain's Prince Harry has joked he "can't wait" to watch Prince William "suffer more" with another child.
The 31-year-old royal and his wife Duchess Catherine - who already have 14-month-old son Prince George - announced yesterday (08.09.14) they're expecting their second child together, and the flame-haired hunk is looking forward to watching them juggle two children.
He said of the pregnancy: "It's very exciting news. I can't wait to see my brother suffer more and with any luck if it's a girl he'll suffer even greater, I think. I'd love to see him try and cope with that."
However, the prince, 29, believes his little nephew will be pleased to learn that he will have a little sibling.
He said: "I think George will be over the moon, he'll be thrilled having another little, smaller, brother or sister. So we'll wait and see. The family continues to grow."
Meanwhile, Harry is hopeful that Duchess Catherine - who was known as Kate Middleton before she married William in 2011 - will overcome her severe morning sickness and be able to enjoy the pregnancy soon.
He explained: "I hope my sister-in-law gets better, and gets better soon. And the two of them have the opportunity to go through the whole process again in a little bit of peace and quiet.
"Last time I saw her, she was feeling OK, feeling pretty poorly but I think that's to be suspected. Luckily I'm not a woman so I don't have to go through that."
Royal
Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are "immensely thrilled' they're expecting another baby.
The couple, who got married in 2011, are overjoyed that their 14-month-old son Prince George will soon have a little sibling, even though Catherine has been struck down with severe morning sickness again.
Speaking after his visit to Oxford University yesterday (08.09.14), Prince William told the BBC: "She's feeling OK, it's been a tricky few days, a week or so, but obviously we're immensely thrilled, it's great news.
"It's early days but I'm hoping things settle down and she feels a bit better soon."
The happy news was announced yesterday by Kensington Palace after the Duchess - who was known as Kate Middleton before she married William - was forced to pull out of the visit, where they were expected to open a Chinese studies building.
A post on the British Monarchy Facebook page read: "Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to announce that The Duchess of Cambridge is expecting their second child.
"The Queen and members of both families are delighted with the news."
The statement added: "As with her first pregnancy, The Duchess is suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum."
The statement continued: "Her Royal Highness will no longer accompany The Duke of Cambridge on their planned engagement in Oxford today.
"The Duchess of Cambridge is being treated by doctors at Kensington Palace."
Prince William ‘immensely thrilled’ by baby news
Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are "immensely thrilled' they're expecting another baby.
The couple, who got married in 2011, are overjoyed that their 14-month-old son Prince George will soon have a little sibling, even though Catherine has been struck down with severe morning sickness again.
Speaking after his visit to Oxford University yesterday (08.09.14), Prince William told the BBC: "She's feeling OK, it's been a tricky few days, a week or so, but obviously we're immensely thrilled, it's great news.
"It's early days but I'm hoping things settle down and she feels a bit better soon."
The happy news was announced yesterday by Kensington Palace after the Duchess - who was known as Kate Middleton before she married William - was forced to pull out of the visit, where they were expected to open a Chinese studies building.
A post on the British Monarchy Facebook page read: "Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to announce that The Duchess of Cambridge is expecting their second child.
"The Queen and members of both families are delighted with the news."
The statement added: "As with her first pregnancy, The Duchess is suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum."
The statement continued: "Her Royal Highness will no longer accompany The Duke of Cambridge on their planned engagement in Oxford today.
"The Duchess of Cambridge is being treated by doctors at Kensington Palace."