OHMYGOSSIP — Taylor Swift held a secret fan listening party for her upcoming album ‘Reputation’ over the weekend.
The ‘Look What You Made Me Do’ hitmaker invited a number of her loyal fans to her home in the British capital of London so they could get the first sneak peek of her upcoming LP, which is due to be released next month.
Sharing pictures from the meet up, one fan wrote: “LOOK AT THIS ANGEL! TAYLOR SWIFT YOU HAVE ALWAYS BEEN MY BEST FRIEND, THANK YOU #reputationsecretsessions (sic)”
Whilst another shared: “‘let’s all pout and cross our arms like this’ – i got to meet taylor with my best friend and some how that was everything (sic)”
A third fan of the ‘Shake It Off’ hitmaker wrote on his Twitter account: “I can never thank you enough for last night @taylorswift13. It was truly a dream come true. The best night of my entire. I love you so much. (sic)”
It is not the first time Taylor has held secret listening parties ahead of the actual release of her LP’s. She did the same for fans before she unveiled her ‘1989’ album back in 2014.
Meanwhile, Taylor has also been spotted filming a music video in the British capital over the weekend.
The 27-year-old singer filmed scenes on a double-decker bus and in a London taxi. She also rode a bicycle across the Millennium Bridge for the cameras, TMZ reports.
The lead single – ‘Look What You Made Me Do’ – from the album features a number of apparent digs at the likes of Kanye West, his wife Kim Kardashian West and her ex-boyfriend Tom Hiddleston.
Taylor slams someone for their “tilted stage”, something Kanye had during his ‘Saint Pablo’ tour in 2016, when she sings: “I don’t like your little games/ Don’t like your tilted stage/ The role you made me play/ Of the fool/ No, I don’t like you.”
In the accompanying music video, some of the male dancers are seen wearing crop tops with ‘I [heart] TS’ emblazoned on, a clear reference to the vest top with the same slogan her ex Tom was photographed in during their brief fling whilst Taylor sits in a bath of jewels during the video, which some think could be a reference to Kim’s terrifying ordeal last year when armed robbers burst into her hotel room in Paris, France, tied her up and put her in the bathtub while they made off with millions worth of jewels.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Pink credits her broad appeal to being a “hot mess”.
The chart-topping singer boasts a diverse fanbase and Pink believes her popularity can be traced to her relatable personality, which she believes her fans “appreciate”.
The 38-year-old star – whose real name is Alecia Moore – explained: “I think I’m just a hot mess and people appreciate that. But I look like … I go on tour and I look at the audience, and I can see every age.
“There’s no real demographic. There’s … it’s very surprising. It’s three generations. And that’s what I love about music.
“That’s … it’s the only sort of universal language that we all speak. And I don’t know. I love that part. It’s wonderful.”
Pink also explained that the title of her new album, ‘Beautiful Trauma’, has been inspired by her contradictory perceptions of the world.
Speaking to National Public Radio in America, the singer reflected: “I think life is really traumatic, and it feels – even though it makes me sound like my parents to say this – it feels like it’s getting more so. But I also think that there’s really beautiful people in the world. And there’s more good than bad. And there’s love to be made and joy to be had. And I try to hold on to the beautiful part.
“But, you know, my dad always says something to me. He says, I wish you enough. And what he means by that is I wish you enough rain to be able to enjoy the sunshine. And I wish you enough hard times to be able to enjoy the easy bits. And that’s beautiful trauma to me.
“It’s simultaneous, but it just depends on which part you’re looking at.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Marilyn Manson was in “excruciating” pain after being crushed by a stage prop.
The 48-year-old rocker was rushed to hospital on September 30 after part of his staging set up, in the shape of two large guns, fell on top of him while he was performing his hit single ‘Sweet Dreams’ at the Manhattan Center Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City.
Now, the star has revealed his injuries include a broken fibula and minor bruising to his skull and ribs, which he believes could have been crushed in the fall.
He said: “[The prop] started to fall and I tried to push back and I didn’t get out the way in time. I’m not sure what I hit my head on, but it did fall onto my leg and break the fibula in two places. The pain was excruciating.
“It definitely could have crushed my skull and my ribs. I have some minor bruising in that area, but it took six guys to pull it off of me. It was like wrestling a giant iron monster.”
And the ‘Beautiful People’ singer joked that the incident may have been caused by God trying to put a stop to his rock music.
He added: “I think it was possibly the whole nature, God, whatever it might be – someone was trying to put a stop to things. If you believe in one thing, you gotta believe in the other power.”
For Marilyn – who was forced to cancel nine shows of his ‘Heaven Upside Down Tour’ in order to recover from his injuries – the most irritating part of the fall is having to take the time away from the stage to let his wounds heal.
He told Yahoo: “I don’t know if it was my excitement and disregard for being safe in the conventional sense – like I ever have been. You get me onstage and I just get so excited … The thing that pisses me off most is that I’m not onstage, because that’s where I should be. And with a cast on my leg, it’s hard to talk about the excitement of the tour. It got cut off right as I was about to put it into second gear. But I’ll be back there really shortly and it’s going to be as exciting as it was starting out.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Kylie Minogue found recording her new album “cathartic”.
The 49-year-old singer split with her fiancé Joshua Sasse in February this year, and has said that getting herself into the recording studio to start work on her currently untitled 14th studio album was the “perfect” way to help her deal with her heartbreak.
She said: “It was cathartic. It was good. In the studio it’s a slightly weird concept to be spending seven, eight, nine hours in a room with people sometimes you don’t know. If you’re working with good people it’s the perfect place to deal with stuff.”
And the ‘Spinning Around’ hitmaker has revealed there will be “a little bit of heartbreak” featured on the record, but insists most of the album is “super positive and inspiring” as she’s “feeling great” now.
She added to The Sun on Sunday newspaper: “There’s a little bit of heartbreak, I would say. Mostly I try to reflect where I am. Definitely, in the last year, there’s been some of that but we bounce back. Most of it is super positive and inspiring, as a note to self as much as anything else. I’m feeling great right now.”
Meanwhile, a source previously revealed the ‘I Should Be So Lucky’ singer would be giving fans “fly-on-the-wall access” to the breakdown of her romance through her new album.
They said: “Kylie’s album will give fans fly-on-the-wall access to what happened between her and Josh.
“She has gone into serious detail on some of the songs and it has helped her make sense of everything.
“It was obviously a very tough time but throwing herself into music has been an amazing help.
“It looks like her album could be her most political yet too, with talk of tracks covering issues like LGBT rights.
“Kylie just wants to make an album that will start conversations.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Harry Styles puts “so much” of himself in his music.
The ‘Sign of the Times’ singer made his acting debut this year with a well-received performance in wartime drama ‘Dunkirk’ and he thinks his two professions are very different.
He said: “When I heard about ‘Dunkirk’, I felt it would have been something I’d have been really excited to watch if I’d not been involved.
“I just felt very lucky to be involved in something I thought was going to be amazing.
“To me, acting and singing very much feel like opposite things.
“With music, you put so much of yourself into it.
“The whole point of acting is not being yourself at all – you’re trying to completely play someone else.”
The 23-year-old singer is currently enjoying solo success and has enjoyed seeing his One Direction bandmates, Louis Tomlinson, Liam Payne, and Niall Horan, establish their own careers away from te band too.
He said “It’s so nice for all of us. We had such a good time together. One Direction was the best thing that ever happened to us.
“Now I think it’s really nice that everyone is getting to go off and write the kind of stuff they’d want to sing.
“Everything is so different and I think that’s what’s so cool about it. It’s so nice to see each other doing so well.”
And the ‘Two Ghosts’ hitmaker will always be grateful for the support of his loyal fans.
He told Britain’s HELLO! magazine: “It’s impossible not to love the people who allow me to work in music.
“It’s amazing to have people who want to listen to something you’ve made. It’s the biggest compliment.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Gavin Rossdale and Bush have signed a new publishing deal with BMG.
As part of the new contract, BMG has secured the rights to Rossdale’s extensive songwriting collection and the deal also includes a new recording deal with the band.
Gavin said in a statement: “I’m very excited to be partnering with BMG, a very powerful label with the passion and capability to bring Bush to a very wide audience.”
Zach Katz, BMG US’ president of repertoire and marketing added: “Led by Gavin and his extraordinary catalogue, Bush remains one of the most successful bands in rock. We welcome them to BMG and look forward to continue building on their musical legacy.”
BMG have just released a remastered edition of Bush’s ‘Black and White Rainbows’, which was released in March through Zuma Rock Records.
Meanwhile, Gavin – who has sons Kingston, 11, Zuma, nine, and Apollo, three, with his former partner Gwen Stefani, as well as 28-year-old daughter Daisy Lowe with Pearl Lowe – is back on tour with Bush after being axed from ‘The Voice UK’ earlier this year.
And it is believed the reason the ‘Love Remains The Same’ hitmaker was booted off the show was because ‘The Voice’ bosses felt he lacked charisma and were keen to recruit someone who had “serious spark”.
Speaking previously about Gavin’s departure, a source said: “Gavin was great to work with during the series, but the bosses just felt he wasn’t right in the end.
“He didn’t make much of an impact, and they want someone with serious spark and charisma.
“So they have taken the decision that he won’t be back next year.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Chance the Rapper will perform at Barack Obama’s inaugural Obama Foundation Summit.
The star is one of the first performers to sign up for the “immersive” event, which will take place on October 31st and November 1st in Chicago.
The National and Gloria Estefan will also take part.
Chance said in a video for the event: “As soon as I heard about the summit, I jumped at the opportunity.
“There’s a lot of great things going on in Chicago and I love the collaborative effort of being able to be at some of these talks and hear what people have going on and figuring out how I fit in. The fact that the president is jumping ahead of programming before the [Obama Presidential Center] gets built is inspiring.”
“I’m excited to see Gloria Estefan and the National and – I can’t say right now but – all my friends that are coming, it’s gonna be fire.”
Chance the Rapper is also working with the Foundation on the creative design of the event
A message on Obama’s website states: “On October 31st and November 1st, the Obama Foundation will welcome civic leaders from around Chicago, the U.S., and the world to join us for a two-day immersive event in Chicago. During this inaugural Summit, hundreds of leaders from around the world will come together to exchange ideas, explore creative solutions to common problems, and experience civic art, technology, and music from around the world.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Peter Andre will mark his 25-year career with a new greatest hits collection.
The ‘Mysterious Girl’ hitmaker is planning to reward his loyal fans with an album package featuring his popular songs, previously-unheard tracks and even some new material, and is also thinking about heading out on the road to celebrate the music milestone.
He said: “It’s coming up to 25 years since I started out in the music business.
“I joke that although I’ve had for top 10 UK albums, and 10 top 10 UK singles, including three number ones, people still think I’ve only had one hit.
“So I might release a album next year of my selection of my greatest hits and other tracks I’ve recorded butt have never been released, as well as some brand new material.
“Then I’ll possibly go back on tour.”
The 44-year-old singer could soon be facing chart competition from his son Junior, 12.
Peter – who has Junior and 10-year-old daughter Princess with ex-wife Katie Price, and Amelia, three, and Theo, 10 months, with wife Emily – wrote in his column for new! magazne: “My little man Junior is really getting into his singing. He’s got a great voice on him and I’ve noticed a big improvement lately.
“I’ve recorded him in my studio at home and will record something with him for charity when the time is right.
“I pay for extra singing lessons for him at school and when we’re in the car he’ll often ask me to play a track of Michael Jackson singing when he was 12 so he can compare his voice and Michael’s.”
And Junior isn’t the only talented youngster in the family.
Peter added: “[Princess] has also got a good voice on her. She’s actually more advanced than Junior was at her age.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Karen Elson channels Alison Mosshart on stage.
The model-turned-musician admires The Kills’ frontwoman’s “badass” attitude and always tries to act like her friend when things go wrong on stage.
She said: “There’s a lot of things that can go wrong. I was playing a festival the other day and my amp broke and it was like this god-awful sound was coming out of it and I can’t hear my guitar, just this grating sound.
“[I channel Alison]. She’s so badass. She’s an interesting woman. I just keep thinking, ‘What would Alison do?’ And I don’t think Alison gives a damn.”
The 38-year-old star insists her life on the road as a touring singer isn’t very glamorous.
She said: I’m not like Mariah Carey or anything like that. I’m still travelling around in a dodgy old van with a bunch of boys, basically… [We’re] going without showers and not staying in the best hotels and winging it, basically.”
Karen – who has children Scarlett, 11, and Henry, 10, with ex-husband Jack White – admits her new album, ‘Double Roses’, is a true reflection of the ups and downs of her life.
She told Red magazine: “[It’s] a real reflection of life. There’s been twists and turns, so much positivity and at times really difficult scenarios that I’ve been in.”
However, she admits it was frustrating that the lyrics from the record’s first single, ‘Distant Shore’, were analysed in depth, rather than the song itself being reviewed.
She said: “At first, it really bothered me and then I thought, forget it.
“I think, as women, we’re constantly having to justify whey we do the things we do, having a career and just being ballsy.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Liam Gallagher doesn’t like Queen and says Brian May’s guitar sounds as though it’s been “clogged in his a**”.
The ‘For What It’s Worth’ hitmaker is no fan of the ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ legends, and while he’s happy to concede that iconic late frontman Freddie Mercury had a “great voice” he just like their over-the-top rock sound.
Speaking to Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins in a feature for Magnet magazine, he said: “Do I like Queen? Uh, not really, no. I mean, I get Freddie Mercury has a great voice and all that, and obviously they’ve got some great songs. But I do find them a bit Queen-y. Listen, they’re a top band and obviously they’ve got great songs, but I don’t know, man. Brian May’s guitar sound sounds like he’s got it clogged in his a**. I respect him and all that, but I don’t know, man.”
While Liam, 45, isn’t a big fan of the ‘We Will Rock You’ group, he also doesn’t like being known as a star of Britpop, a term which was used to described the collective of British guitar bands such as Blur, Pulp and his own former group Oasis that ruled the airwaves in the 90s, because he thinks him and his brother Noel Gallagher had a bigger vision for their band.
He explained: “I f***ing hate that word, mate. We weren’t f***ing pop. To me, I felt it was us and The Verve. We were different scenes, were like a classic rock ‘n’ roll band.
“Britpop to me was Pulp, Menswear, Blur, all these stupid little Camden bands that were all jolly as f**k, you know what I mean? We wanted to play, man. I personally always found that word insulting … The Verve and Oasis – we were thinking way bigger than Britpop. We were a classic rock ‘n’ roll band.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Liam Gallagher has gone straight to number one on the Official Albums Chart with his debut solo album ‘As You Were’ after racking up an impressive 103,000 sales in the first week.
The ‘Wall Of Glass’ hitmaker’s super sales – 91 percent of which was physical purchases or digital downloads – was more than the rest of the top 10 LPs combined, cementing his place firmly at the top of the Official Albums Chart on Friday (13.10.17).
‘As You Were’ – which is the first solo album from the Oasis star since the band went their separate ways in 2009 – was the third fastest-selling album of 2017, just behind Ed Sheeran’s ‘÷’ and Rag’n’Bone Man’s ‘Human’.
In a video message, holding his Number 1 Award from the Official Charts Company, Liam told OfficialCharts.com: “Well, well, well, what do we ‘ave here? I reckon it looks like a Number 1 record, brothers and sisters. Woohoo! I wanna thank everyone who bought it. I want to thank everyone who helped make it. As you were.”
Liam’s impressive figures only continued to flood in as it was also revealed that the 45-year-old singer sold 16,000 vinyl copies, which is the biggest one week vinyl sales in over two decades.
‘As You Were’s first week nearly doubled the opening week figures from Oasis’ debut album ‘Definitely Maybe’, which was released back in 1994. ‘Definitely Maybe’ scored 56,000 sales in its first week.
The number one for ‘As You Were’ is Liam’s ninth number one, a feat also achieved by the likes of ABBA, Queen, Gary Barlow (with Take That’s number ones too) and George Michael for his solo and Wham! albums.
Elsewhere on the charts, Giggs’ new mixtape ‘Wamp 2 Dem’ saw him take second place in the Official Albums Charts whilst Ed Sheeran placed third with ‘÷’.
Post Malone secured a second week at number one on the Official Singles Chart with ‘Rockstar’, holding off Camila Cabello’s ‘Havana’, which climbed to second place.

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OHMYGOSSIP — The Foo Fighters went for a curry with Queen drummer Roger Taylor during their recent stay in London.
The ‘All My Life’ rockers were in the UK capital in September for a performance at The O2 arena, and drummer Taylor Hawkins revealed they kept up a band tradition by going out for a late-night spicy feast with the ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ sticksman and his bandmate Brian May.
Speaking to the new issue of NME magazine, Taylor said: “It’s a bit of a tradition, whenever we come here, to go for a curry. I still totally still get all fanboy around them sometimes, even though I’ve met them so many times.”
The Foo Fighters – who worked with the likes of Justin Timberlake and Boys II Men’s Shawn Stockman on their latest album ‘Concrete and Gold’ – have a lot of famous friends, and frontman Dave Grohl insists they’re proud that they’re not “rock snobs”.
He said: “Most people that know us know that we’re friends with everybody. Do we seem like some super-elitist rock snobs? We have an open-door policy with this band.”
Friends of the group include Stella McCartney, Lady Gaga, Reese Witherspoon and Liam Gallagher – who crowd-surfed at their CalJam festival set after performing The Beatles’ ‘Come Together with them.
Meanwhile, the Foo Fighters have built up a reputation for their stunning and lengthy live shows, with sets frequently going over the three-hour mark.
For Dave the band wants to have as much fun on stage as possible and give their fans an unforgettable night, even if that means they have to pay fines for breaking curfews.
Opening up about the fine they incurred after going over time at The O2 last month, he said: “We were told there was a hard curfew at 11 and we’d get fined if we didn’t meet it, so I asked how much it would be if we went over time, and I thought, ‘We can afford that’, so we just carried on playing.”
The Foos announced a UK tour for 2018 on Thursday (12.10.17), with Grohl and co kicking off the three dates at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium on June 19, before bringing the show to the London stadium on June 22 and 23.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Beck admitted he “cringed” and thought he’d made Prince uncomfortable when he hugged him at the Grammy Awards in 2015.
The rock musician was being presented with the Best Album prize by the ‘Purple Rain’ legend just months before he died in April 2015 at the age of 57, and he got “carried away in the moment” when he pulled him in for an embrace, but he isn’t sure if Prince appreciated the show of affection.
Speaking to The Sun newspaper, he said: “I reached out and gave Prince a hug. I immediately felt like I should probably not be doing this! But we were on stage and I was carried away in the moment, I just wanted to embrace him. Afterwards he disappeared somewhere and I never got to talk to him. I kind of cringed for a while that I had made him uncomfortable or overstepped the mark.”
However, Beck needn’t have worried, as when he looked back at the photo for the first time after the iconic pop star’s death, he could see he was smiling.
He added: “The photo showed us hugging and I saw he had a huge grin on his face. I had walked around feeling guilty about it, but to see his smile it made me glad I had even just a tiny superficial ­connection with a hero.”
For most fans, the ceremony is best remembered for Kanye West storming the stage during Beck’s acceptance speech, and claiming he should have handed over the award to Beyonce.
Although the pair have since made up – with the rapper even heaping praise on the talented multi-instrumentalist – he admitted it was a “strange” thing to do.
Beck, 47, said: “That was pretty crazy. The whole thing was already so surreal but the Kanye thing was strange. I wish I’d given a better speech! I didn’t plan anything because I’d been to those kind of things a lot of times and you walk away empty-handed.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Robert Plant has seemingly put the Led Zeppelin reunion rumours to bed once and for all admitting he doesn’t want to “go back” to his former band.
The rock legend was part of the ‘Whole Lotta Love’ group from 1968 until their split in 1980 in the wake of drummer John Bonham’s death.
The band – Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page and bassist John Paul Jones with Bonham’s son Jason Bonham filling in on drums – did reunite for the one-off Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert at The O2 in London in 2007 but the singer has reportedly spurned a host of big money comeback offers in recent years
Plant, 69, will always embrace his past and still plays Led Zeppelin tracks live but unlike Page, 73, he isn’t interested in getting the band back together for a celebratory lap round the globe.
Speaking to The Daily Telegraph newspaper, he said: “You can’t ever really go back It’s tough enough repeating yourself with something that’s a year old, never mind 49 years old. I’ve got to keep moving.”
Instead, Plant is fully focused on keeping busy with his solo career, and on Friday (13.10.17) he released his 11th album ‘Carry Fire’.
Opening up about the new material and his talents as a songwriter, Plant believes he is only improving with age.
He explained: “I think I’m getting better. My ability to mould any frame of mind to the temperature, tempo and temperament of the music, it’s getting closer.”
Plant is also keen to keep making new music and adding to his legacy because he is very aware that his time is running out, something that has been clarified by the death of so many of his contemporaries in the past year.
He said: “How many voices are disappearing? The contributions to our time of listening and wonder. There’s always a trip going to say goodbye. Maybe that’s how people think about me! ‘F***ing hell! Better go and see Planty! How much longer can he keep it up?’ ”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Bastille have finished writing their third album.
The ‘Pompeii’ hitmakers – made up of Dan Smith, Kyle Simmons, Will Farquarson, Charlie Barnes and Chris Wood – recently completed promoting their latest record, ‘Wild World’, and plan to hit the studio in the “next few weeks” to record their follow up album.
Drummer Chris said: “We finished our album campaign Saturday just gone. That’s us done for this album but we’re going to head back into the studio in the next few weeks.
“The album is pretty much written in some way shape or form but we need to go and make it and record it.”
Chris also hinted the group will have a song on a big forthcoming film, but remained tight-lipped about any details.
Speaking on football podcast ‘The 72 on talkSPORT 2’, he added: “There’s also a song coming out in the next few weeks which I can’t say anything about but it’s part of … possibly a film.”
In August, frontman Dan admitted Bastille’s third studio album was on course for a 2018 release.
He said: “We never really stop writing and recording, but I can confirm we spent a lot of this year writing our third album.
“We wanted to do something that feels a bit different, wanted to take it a step on from our last record and acknowledge that since we released that album the world seems an even more bizarre and tempestuous place.”
Bastille shot to fame in 2013 with the release of their debut album ‘Bad Blood’, which spawned hit single ‘Pompeii’.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Pink thinks it’s time for the pop star feuds to stop because they are nothing more than “girl-on-girl violence”.
The ‘So What’ singer has hit out at the seemingly relentless drama between her fellow musicians, with herself unwittingly getting involved in Taylor Swift’s long-running spat with Katy Perry when she pronounced she was “team Taylor” when asked an impromptu question during a recent UK radio interview.
Pink, 38, tries now to be “more thoughtful” when it comes to commenting on the rows as she just doesn’t want to be part of the feuds.
She told The Guardian newspaper: “I hate [the feuds]. I despise how readily available they are … That’s the only thing I’m a little more thoughtful about [these days].”
Pink – who released her new album ‘Beautiful Trauma’ on Friday (13.10.17) – heaped praise on Miley Cyrus for avoiding these feuds and using her music and voice to break down barriers.
She also thinks it’s very brave and refreshing that Miley, 24, is willing to openly describe herself as pansexual – which means a person who is attracted to someone regardless of their sex or gender identity.
Pink said: “I think people like Miley [Cyrus] … I feel like people are just less inclined to be labelled now, which I really like. That’s where I was always coming from. Just, leave it alone. I just wanna live my life. I don’t need you to put me in a box or to figure me out or to figure out what I am. Because I don’t know yet … And I never say never …”
Pink has been married to husband Carey Hart for 11 years, and she admitted their relationship has its ups and downs.
Speaking candidly, the pop superstar – who has six-year-old daughter Willow and nine-month-old son Jameson with Carey – shared: “There are moments where I look at [Hart] and he is the most thoughtful, logical, constant … he’s like a rock. He’s a good man. He’s a good dad. He’s just the kind of dad I thought he’d be and then some. And then I’ll look at him and go: I’ve never liked you. There’s nothing I like about you. We have nothing in common. I don’t like any of the s**t you like. I don’t ever wanna see you again.”

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