The new album Made In The AM follows the massive success of the single Drag Me Down which went to number one in the UK and number 3 in the US.
The band announced the album with a video message and the album pre-order went live today at 5pm GMT, with the full album being released globally on Friday November 13th.
The on and off again bromance between Austin and James seems to be on again after Austin drags formerApprentice star James Hill back to bed, saying WELCOME HOME…
Yesterday the pair had a falling out after James nominated Austin because of his behaviour towards Janice. In an explosive rampage Austin called the “world’s first super model” a c**t numerous times.
After speaking with Big Brother in the diary room about his mother’s incarceration and his brother’s death, a tearful Austin re-joined the house asking for forgiveness.
Speaking to James, the married reality star said,
“I just think you should be on your hands and knees begging for forgiveness.”
James pretends to sleep in a different bed but Austin drags him out and puts him back in their bed, saying,“welcome home.”
Celebrity Big Brother continues tonight at: 9pm on Channel 5
Tom and his close buddy Harrison Osterfield were accompanied by friends on a recent trip out to central London. The cosy foursome sat in the Gremlin booth in the famous eatery.
Tom, the soon to be the new Peter Parker in Spiderman for Captain America: Civil War and the yet untitled Spiderman film due out in 2017 is probably best known for his role in the hit blockbuster, Billy Elliot.It seems it’s nothing but Hollywood for the 19-year-old heartthrob – even the restaurants he attends have the iconic star-making neighbourhood named in the title!
Ten males were reportedly executed by IS fighters in central and northern Syria yesterday (Monday 21st) after being accused of being gay. One of the ten was a child according to the Daily Star. TheGayUK has been unable to verify this story as of yet.
According to reports seven of the men were shot dead in a town in Homs province. The other two men and child were murdered in Hreitan, in Aleppo.
Homosexuality is a crime punishable by death in areas controlled by the so-called Islamic State.
ISIS fighters have been responsible for the execution of many men they accuse of being gay. This is the first time however that a child has been reported as one of their victims.
The Times Of Israel reports that the executions were carried out in public however camera used to film the killings had been destroyed.
Up until now ISIS fighters have executed men by throwing them off tall buildings. This is the also the first report of execution of gay men by shooting them.
THEGAYUK is trying to locate responsible sources for this news and will update the story when those become available.
Here’s 11 reasons why you need to order it today… (Point of fact, most of the reasons are that they are naked. – don’t judge, okay judge) Find out more about the calendar here
If you need a little more check out the video at the bottom of the page.
A New British Musical written by Ross Clark and directed by Andrew Keates ★★★★★
Union Theatre is a poky, spit-and-sawdust kinda playhouse. Once you’ve walked through the patio, you’ll be drawn into a small but amply sized bar with a piano nestled in the corner, bare brick walls, basement-jazz low lighting and a sort of smell that evolves from years of fermenting damp, old stone and no doubt decades of booze spillage. Utterly charming – even it you’ve no intention of watching a production you must pop by for a swift one or a caffeine fix.
Award winning journalist Ross Clark’s story highlights that allied soldiers were executed for cowardice, by British soldiers during the First World War, focusing on an underage recruit and some homosexual turmoil. Director Andrew Keates, also a trophy holder, breathes life into Ross’s quillings with emotion-elevating lyrics and compelling numbers that are implemented by nine talented actors.
Set in a village in Suffolk the performance confronts class hierarchy, a strong sibling bond, a sexuality struggle, and the injustice of how young men with no real political views were brainwashed to fight. A head stirrer with core-fondling harmonies.
Emma Cardinall (played by Cameron Leigh) brought a slight element of Downton Abbey meets Are You Being Served to her segments while Edith (Katie Brennan) could easily have walked in off the streets of an East Anglian village she was so lifelike. But the shiniest bauble on The White Feather’s theatrical tree is Georgina Briggs (Abigail Matthews) – pitch perfect. Abigail, buy your ticket to Hollywood and don’t forget to pack a red carpet number.
To learn what occurs in the Union Theatre trenches, and to see how the many layers of The White Feather unfold, no military tactics, tanks or weapons needed – just hop on a tube to SE1.
Union Theatre, 204 Union Street, London SE1 0LX – Wednesday 16th September – Saturday 17th October 2015
Tickets are available starting at £15 from the Union Theatre Box Office and www.uniontheatre.biz – 020 7261 9876
by Thabian Sutherland
Fouled mouthed Azealia Banks called a male Delta flight attendant a ‘Fing Fot’ on a flight from New York to Los Angeles. TMZ who has the story says that the outspoken rapper had a scuffle with some fellow passengers whilst trying to deplane. When a flight attendant stepped in and told her to calm down, she calls him the vile anti-gay slur.
According to the gossip site, the police caught up with Ms Banks in the airport, but no charges have been pressed.
Ms Banks is known to use the gay slur, often using it on social media and is well known for her spats with Perez Hilton
She tweeted that she was on another flight “waiting for another bitch ass flight attendant to try me.”