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Keeping everything crossed…

Yep, the pair are back at it again tonight.

Keanu’s ordeal is far from over.

Paul puts himself in danger as he confronts Damon.

The Wednesday letters page thinks Call Of Duty could work on Nintendo Switch, as one reader has no sympathy for Zelda pirates.

GameCentral gets to play the board game version of Monster Hunter: World expansion Iceborne and its new four-player co-op mechanics.

Mack and Chloe’s struggle intensifies while Caleb takes his plot against Kim to a new level.

The TV personality’s cause of death has not been confirmed.

Only Nic…

The former Countdown star looked visibly shaken by the trial.

It was an emotional exit.

‘Although it is my decision, I felt like it was one I was being forced to make,’ she said.

It’s happening!

The music icon was a man of simple tastes, apparently (Picture: Getty)

David Bowie had basic butties on his Brit Awards rider, a rather bemused Neil Tennant has revealed.

The Pet Shop Boys star, who featured on a re-make of Bowie’s Hallo Spaceboy in 1996, has recalled bumping into the late music legend backstage at the then-notoriously boozy bash.

At that precise moment in time, the Life on Mars hitmaker was chowing down on a ham baguette of all things.

‘Bowie was fun and weirdly not pretentious. I remember him backstage at the Brits eating a ham baguette.

‘You imagine him to have Indonesian sardines, but there he was with a ham baguette,’ the singer recalled.

Discussing the music icon further on an episode of Dermot O’Leary’s Reel Stories, set to air on BBC2 on May 20, he added: ‘I loved Bowie. We went to see him at Newcastle City Hall (in the Seventies).

Bowie, who died in 2016, was described by Neil as ‘fun and weirdly not pretentious’ (Picture: Getty)

The Pet Shop Boys singer said the music icon was a ‘big influence’ on him too (Picture: Getty)

‘I have still got his autograph… That was a big influence.’

Neil’s fond Bowie tale comes hot on the heels of Moby recently admitting that he wanted to fall on the floor and worship the music icon when they played his 1997 classic Heroes in his living room.

The dance hitmaker, 57, became such good friends with the singer before his death aged 69 from liver cancer on in 2016 that they went on holidays together, but Moby admitted he ended up feeling like Mike Myers’ character in Wayne’s World when he met his hero Alice Cooper in the film.

He told Metro: ‘He was my favourite musician of all time. I used to work just long enough to save money to buy his albums.

Moby recently admitted how hard it was to keep it together when working with one of his idols in Bowie (Picture: KMazur/WireImage)

‘When we became friends, ostensibly we were peers, but then again very ostensibly because he was David Bowie – and I was not.

‘But we were neighbours, we went on tour together, we had holidays together. I tried to keep it together but the entire time we were working on music together, like when we played Heroes on acoustic guitar together in my living room, I wanted to fall on the floor like Mike Myers in Wayne’s World does when he meets Alice Cooper.’

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An extensive archive of Bowie’s life, work and legacy is set to go on display to the public for the first time in 2025.

Fans of the Ziggy Stardust icon, who died in 2016, will be able to view more than 80,000 items that span six decades of his career after they were acquired by London’s Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A).

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He died at the end of last year.

The height on those!

Well that’s us told.

We’re intrigued now

Love was certainly in the air.

Barely-there gowns and pink dresses were a popular choice last night.

It certainly created a buzz

Gordon Lightfoot has died aged 84 (Picture: Mark Horton/Getty Images)

Canadian folk singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot has died aged 84.

The Sundown hitmaker died in hospital in Toronto on Monday, his representatives confirmed to publications, though no cause of death has yet been given.

The likes of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and Barbra Streisand are amongst those who covered Lightfoot’s songs.

Canadian President Justin Trudeau paid tribute on Twitter, writing: ‘We have lost one of our greatest singer-songwriters.

‘Gordon Lightfoot captured our country’s spirit in his music – and in doing so, he helped shape Canada’s soundscape.

‘May his music continue to inspire future generations, and may his legacy live on forever.

‘To his family, friends, and many fans across the country and around the world: I’m keeping you in my thoughts at this difficult time.’

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