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INXS front man Michael Hutchence presented Oasis a Brit Award in ‘96. Noel Gallagher on stage accepted the award said: “Has-beens shouldn't be presenting awards to gonna-bes”!!!😳 INXS then released "Elegantly Wasted" but sang "Better than Oasis"?😄 Wait to the interview’s end!🤣

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🐯: "why did i hesitantly grab the award in AAA?" 🐯: it was because the song that was playing suddenly ended so i missed the timing to get the award 🐯: so i was thinking on what should i do 🐯: and the person before me was already about to start their speech 🐯: so i was debating in my mind if i should grab the award quickly or wait for it to be my turn to speak to grab it 🐯: but then someone from the front told me to go quickly grab it so i quickly grabbed the award like that. 🐯: i always wonder why this always happens to me but as long it was fun and made people laugh for a moment, im happy

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Noel Gallagher’s words when the barrier broke at a famous gig of Oasis in Manchester This is serious. There’s a crack in the barrier at the front line so they’re gonna have to get it sorted out so they’re gonna let us play. So everybody’s gonna have to take a walk back. Right. Listen, as just the way the barrier is busted, they’re gonna have to fix it or we can’t do the gig. Alright. There you go. Can you take 2 or 3 steps back from the back? We get it sorted and we get on with it and we fuckin’ turn the roof off! Everybody move back, come on! I just realized we haven’t got a roof on the place but never mind that’s attention to detail, there’s no worry about that. Those people down the front shit themselves here cos someone’s gonna get sacked for this. You, you’re gonna get sacked, you’re gonna get sacked, you’re gonna get sacked, you’re gonna get sacked, you’re gonna get sacked, you’re gonna get sacked, ahahaha Right, we’re gonna go. Sure we’ll make it to the end!

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Tourette’s activist John Davidson has released a statement after he shouted the N-word as part of an involuntary tic at the BAFTA Film Awards on Sunday night. In the statement, Davidson thanked BAFTA for the invitation to the awards, in which he is the subject of the award-nominated biographical film ‘I Swear’. He continued to explain that his tics are “involuntary and are not a reflection of my personal beliefs”. Davidson left the ceremony early, and said he was “mortified if anyone considers my involuntary tics to be intentional or carry any meaning”. 🗣️ Aoife Moore joins Anton to give us the latest.

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Today, January 22, marks the birthday of Michael Hutchence—born in 1960, the same year as Bono. They met in the late 1980s when U2 and INXS crossed paths on the global stage. The friendship grew in the mid-90s: they were neighbors in the South of France, with villas near Èze on the Riviera. Vacations there involved late nights, drinks, laughter, long talks, and a natural balance between two frontmen. Bono later said: “He was a nice guy to be around. He was very light, whereas I don’t think I’m the easiest person to be around, so we balanced each other out.” They’d hang out till dawn, sometimes ending up sleeping on the beach after wild nights. Michael brought lightness to Bono’s intensity—it was an escape. But as the 90s went on, things changed. The drug scene around Michael and Paula Yates got heavier, straining relationships. Bono and Ali stepped back for their family’s sake (they declined to be godparents to Tiger Lily in 1996). The friendship turned distant and sour. Michael died in 1997. Bono channeled some of the grief into “Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of” on U2’s All That You Can’t Leave Behind—written as an imagined talk with his friend, urging him not to give up. In his memoir Surrender, Bono writes honestly about the loss, the guilt, and the what-ifs. 📽️ A look at the early days—rare 1989 backstage footage of Bono and Michael together, relaxed and smiling as the friendship began

Today, January 22, marks the birthday of Michael Hutchence—born in 1960, the same year as Bono. They met in the late 1980s when U2 and INXS crossed paths on the global stage. The friendship grew in the mid-90s: they were neighbors in the South of France, with villas near Èze on the Riviera. Vacations there involved late nights, drinks, laughter, long talks, and a natural balance between two frontmen. Bono later said: “He was a nice guy to be around. He was very light, whereas I don’t think I’m the easiest person to be around, so we balanced each other out.” They’d hang out till dawn, sometimes ending up sleeping on the beach after wild nights. Michael brought lightness to Bono’s intensity—it was an escape. But as the 90s went on, things changed. The drug scene around Michael and Paula Yates got heavier, straining relationships. Bono and Ali stepped back for their family’s sake (they declined to be godparents to Tiger Lily in 1996). The friendship turned distant and sour. Michael died in 1997. Bono channeled some of the grief into “Stuck in a Moment You Can’t Get Out Of” on U2’s All That You Can’t Leave Behind—written as an imagined talk with his friend, urging him not to give up. In his memoir Surrender, Bono writes honestly about the loss, the guilt, and the what-ifs. 📽️ A look at the early days—rare 1989 backstage footage of Bono and Michael together, relaxed and smiling as the friendship began

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Had the incredible opportunity of catching up with possibly, the greatest kicker in the history of football when it's all said and done. Adam Vinatieri is the GOAT but this man Brandon Aubrey has started his career better than anybody.. Incredible convo after his historic day yesterday. 64 yarder to tie it at the end of regulation.. then a 46 yarder as time expired at the end of OT to win it all. An absolute weapon.

Had the incredible opportunity of catching up with possibly, the greatest kicker in the history of football when it's all said and done. Adam Vinatieri is the GOAT but this man Brandon Aubrey has started his career better than anybody.. Incredible convo after his historic day yesterday. 64 yarder to tie it at the end of regulation.. then a 46 yarder as time expired at the end of OT to win it all. An absolute weapon.

Pat McAfee

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James Fishback says Patrick Bet-David will host a debate between Fishback and Byron Donalds, the two leading Republican candidates. “I will be there to debate. Not against Byron, I'm not debating against anybody. I'm debating FOR the voters of Florida. The young mom in Jacksonville who's wondering how she's gonna pay the rent, she deserves to see me and Byron on that stage. The World War II vet who lives in the villages struggling to pay their property tax bill, they deserve to know who is gonna be on that stage and who has the better plan for them. The people up and down our state who are just trying to make Florida work for them, they want to see Congressman Donalds and I on that stage. I've said from the very beginning, I respect Congressman Donalds and I respect him enough to want to be on that debate stage with him to answer tough questions in front of Florida.”

James Fishback says Patrick Bet-David will host a debate between Fishback and Byron Donalds, the two leading Republican candidates. “I will be there to debate. Not against Byron, I'm not debating against anybody. I'm debating FOR the voters of Florida. The young mom in Jacksonville who's wondering how she's gonna pay the rent, she deserves to see me and Byron on that stage. The World War II vet who lives in the villages struggling to pay their property tax bill, they deserve to know who is gonna be on that stage and who has the better plan for them. The people up and down our state who are just trying to make Florida work for them, they want to see Congressman Donalds and I on that stage. I've said from the very beginning, I respect Congressman Donalds and I respect him enough to want to be on that debate stage with him to answer tough questions in front of Florida.”

Chris Nelson 🏝️🇺🇸

12,890 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

🚨 OMG. President Trump is CLOWNING Kaitlan Collins right now "I thought Kaitlan had really made it big with a major new sponsorship. But then I informed her that it wasn't her on the Bud Light can. It was Dylan Mulvaney!" "I want to personally congratulate CNN's Kaitlan Collins on receiving her award. It was all about me. It's a FAKE. She shouldn't get the award!" 🤣 "She's a young, attractive woman. She never smiles. I said, Kaitlan, do you have a smile? Smile!" "You have a nice position. You're at CNN fake news. You should be a happy person. So smile, Kaitlan. Just smile." 😭😭

🚨 OMG. President Trump is CLOWNING Kaitlan Collins right now "I thought Kaitlan had really made it big with a major new sponsorship. But then I informed her that it wasn't her on the Bud Light can. It was Dylan Mulvaney!" "I want to personally congratulate CNN's Kaitlan Collins on receiving her award. It was all about me. It's a FAKE. She shouldn't get the award!" 🤣 "She's a young, attractive woman. She never smiles. I said, Kaitlan, do you have a smile? Smile!" "You have a nice position. You're at CNN fake news. You should be a happy person. So smile, Kaitlan. Just smile." 😭😭

Eric Daugherty

390,727 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Actor Jo In-sung won the Blue Dragon Film Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the movie #Smugglers. Jo In-sung, when on stage to accept his award, first apologized to Park Jung-min (Smugglers co-actor), who was also nominated. He said, "I feel really sorry for Park Jung-min. I wanted Jung-min to receive this award." He continued, "I would like to thank director Seung-wan Ryu and CEO Hye-jeong Kang for giving me the opportunity to film and perform with great actors. I had many amazing experiences while working on this work, so I didn't want to be separated from them. I remember crying a lot on the day we parted ways. This is a precious film to me. “It’s a memory,” he said. "I think this award should go to the heroes of Smugglers who should have received more applause for their work: the female divers, Jangdori. I really didn't want to miss out on Yeom Jeong-ah's love and sikhye. Senior Kim Hye-soo, who will be the happiest than anyone else. “If time permits, I will give you a warm hug,” he said, running to Kim Hye-soo to share his joy. Kim Hye-soo then said, "I met great actors. Yeom Jeong-ah, Park Jung-min, Go Min-si, and our female divers. I learned a lot while working with Jo In-sung. He is a truly wonderful person and a truly wonderful actor who has shown me a lot so far but I am looking forward to more in the future," she praised. #BlueDragonFilmAwards2023 #joinsung #zoinsung #조인성 #밀수

Actor Jo In-sung won the Blue Dragon Film Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the movie #Smugglers. Jo In-sung, when on stage to accept his award, first apologized to Park Jung-min (Smugglers co-actor), who was also nominated. He said, "I feel really sorry for Park Jung-min. I wanted Jung-min to receive this award." He continued, "I would like to thank director Seung-wan Ryu and CEO Hye-jeong Kang for giving me the opportunity to film and perform with great actors. I had many amazing experiences while working on this work, so I didn't want to be separated from them. I remember crying a lot on the day we parted ways. This is a precious film to me. “It’s a memory,” he said. "I think this award should go to the heroes of Smugglers who should have received more applause for their work: the female divers, Jangdori. I really didn't want to miss out on Yeom Jeong-ah's love and sikhye. Senior Kim Hye-soo, who will be the happiest than anyone else. “If time permits, I will give you a warm hug,” he said, running to Kim Hye-soo to share his joy. Kim Hye-soo then said, "I met great actors. Yeom Jeong-ah, Park Jung-min, Go Min-si, and our female divers. I learned a lot while working with Jo In-sung. He is a truly wonderful person and a truly wonderful actor who has shown me a lot so far but I am looking forward to more in the future," she praised. #BlueDragonFilmAwards2023 #joinsung #zoinsung #조인성 #밀수

Jo In Sung / Zo In Sung #Hope 호프

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