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Scottish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Awkward night Rochelle Humes and Myleene Klass came face to face – despite trying to avoid each other amid feud
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) MYLEENE Klass and Rochelle Humes have had to awkwardly learn to swerve each other during professional events – but sometimes it can't be avoided. And in these awkward scenes, Myleene and Rochelle were forced to come face-to-face at the Global Awards. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 9 Myleene and Rochelle worked together on the Global Awards for two years Credit: Getty 9 The pair were close at one point before falling out over Rochelle's support of Myleene's ex Graham Credit: Getty - Contributor 9 Myleene shared that she caught Graham 'unzipping' a celebrity before they got married Credit: David Dyson With both given presenting roles at the glamorous event in both 2018 and 2019, the duo were seen awkwardly ignoring each other as they spoke to others on the red carpet. Rochelle was stood with husband Marvin Humes, tasked with pranking Roman Kemp who was talking on camera. But behind Roman and the Humes, Myleene is clearly seen in a red dress holding back, quickly glancing to keep the coast clear. The following year, Rochelle, Roman and Myleene promoted the show together, with Roman standing between the two as they teased the night ahead. Rochelle and Roman were seen raising a glass and joking about getting "absolutely f***ed", with Myleene joining in without raising a toast. The trio later presented the awards show together at London's Eventim Apollo, with Rochelle and Myleene often appearing on stage next to other. The events came five years after Myleene and Rochelle ended their friendship over Rochelle's seeming support of Myleene's ex-husband, Graham Quinn. The singer and presenter split from showbiz security manager Graham in 2013, with Rochelle giving Graham somewhere to stay after moving out of the marital home. Rochelle and her JLS pop star husband Marvin have also been pictured having dinner with Graham in Ibiza. Their continued friendship is said to have caused a rift between Rochelle and ex-Hear'Say star Myleene — who believes she took Graham's side. Emotional Myleene Klass claims she caught ex cheating on her with another celebrity at a party But a source defended Rochelle's actions and told The Sun: 'Rochelle was doing what she saw as looking out for a friend in a time of need. 'Rochelle and Marvin are still clearly very much friends with Graham. "Myleene is of the view that Rochelle took sides from the beginning of her marriage breakdown. "The fact Rochelle and Graham's friendship is still there after all these years has put an everlasting rift between Myleene and Rochelle. 'They both do everything in their power to avoid each other.' 9 The duo also presented the awards show together in 2018 alongside Roman 9 Myleene is believed to have been annoyed Rochelle 'took Graham's side' in their split Credit: Getty 9 Graham and Myleene married in 2011 but split just two years later Last week, we told how Myleene was locked in a feud with Rochelle and Saturdays' bandmate Frankie Bridge, who were both clients of Graham. Frankie and Rochelle also have fallen out since their years in The Saturdays – and after a near-miss at Wimbledon last month appeared to trade jabs with veiled public messages on Instagram. Frankie shared a TikTok about falling out with a friend, which read: 'You're so quiet…Thanks, you said something five years ago and I've just realised you're actually dead to me.' Meanwhile, Rochelle - who was in The Saturdays band with Frankie since 2007 - uploaded an equally thought-provoking message about "choosing partners wisely." However, since then Rochelle appears to have tried to offer an olive branch with a simple like on Instagram. 9 Rochelle and husband Marvin have been seen pictured with Graham having drinks in Ibiza Credit: Instagram 9 The duo awkwardly had to work together for the event Credit: PA
The Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Awkward night Rochelle Humes and Myleene Klass came face to face – despite trying to avoid each other amid feud
MYLEENE Klass and Rochelle Humes have had to awkwardly learn to swerve each other during professional events – but sometimes it can't be avoided. And in these awkward scenes, Myleene and Rochelle were forced to come face-to-face at the Global Awards. 9 9 9 With both given presenting roles at the glamorous event in both 2018 and 2019, the duo were seen awkwardly ignoring each other as they spoke to others on the red carpet. Rochelle was stood with husband Marvin Humes, tasked with pranking Roman Kemp who was talking on camera. But behind Roman and the Humes, Myleene is clearly seen in a red dress holding back, quickly glancing to keep the coast clear. The following year, Rochelle, Roman and Myleene promoted the show together, with Roman standing between the two as they teased the night ahead. Rochelle and Roman were seen raising a glass and joking about getting "absolutely f***ed", with Myleene joining in without raising a toast. The trio later presented the awards show together at London's Eventim Apollo, with Rochelle and Myleene often appearing on stage next to other. The events came five years after Myleene and Rochelle ended their friendship over Rochelle's seeming support of Myleene's ex-husband, Graham Quinn. The singer and presenter split from showbiz security manager Graham in 2013, with Rochelle giving Graham somewhere to stay after moving out of the marital home. Rochelle and her JLS pop star husband Marvin have also been pictured having dinner with Graham in Ibiza. Their continued friendship is said to have caused a rift between Rochelle and ex-Hear'Say star Myleene — who believes she took Graham's side. Emotional Myleene Klass claims she caught ex cheating on her with another celebrity at a party But a source defended Rochelle's actions and told The Sun: 'Rochelle was doing what she saw as looking out for a friend in a time of need. 'Rochelle and Marvin are still clearly very much friends with Graham. "Myleene is of the view that Rochelle took sides from the beginning of her marriage breakdown. "The fact Rochelle and Graham's friendship is still there after all these years has put an everlasting rift between Myleene and Rochelle. 'They both do everything in their power to avoid each other.' 9 9 9 Last week, we told how Myleene was locked in a feud with Rochelle and Saturdays' bandmate Frankie Bridge, who were both clients of Graham. Frankie and Rochelle also have fallen out since their years in The Saturdays – and after a near-miss at Wimbledon last month appeared to trade jabs with veiled public messages on Instagram. Frankie shared a TikTok about falling out with a friend, which read: 'You're so quiet…Thanks, you said something five years ago and I've just realised you're actually dead to me.' Meanwhile, Rochelle - who was in The Saturdays band with Frankie since 2007 - uploaded an equally thought-provoking message about "choosing partners wisely." However, since then Rochelle appears to have tried to offer an olive branch with a simple like on Instagram. 9 9 9
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Scotsman
24-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
RAYE earns inaugural Ivors Academy Honour at this year's illustrious event
The singer is set to be awarded for her continual efforts addressing the inequity between musicians and labels Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... RAYE is set to receive the inaugural Ivors Academy Honour in October 2025. The award celebrated efforts musicians make to 'drive positive change' within the industry. It comes as the singer continues her campaign against the perceived 'power imbalance' between artists and labels and the financially challenges they face. The Ivors Academy has announced that the acclaimed songwriter, artist, and campaigner RAYE will be presented with the first ever Ivors Academy Honour - a prestigious recognition celebrating her tireless efforts and influential campaigning to drive positive change within the music industry for songwriters and composers. The singer has already amassed an impressive collection of accolades, including two Ivor Novello Awards, seven BRIT Awards, and four Global Awards. Beyond her artistic achievements, she has emerged as one of the most outspoken and impactful advocates for songwriters, leveraging her platform to inspire fellow musicians and spearhead meaningful change. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad RAYE is set to be awarded the inaugural Ivors Academy Award in October 2025 after her continued campaigning for equitable treatment between musicians and labels. | Jill Furmanovsky Undoubtedly one of the industry's most passionate voices, RAYE has consistently championed fairer treatment and greater recognition for the often-unsung heroes behind the music. She has bravely addressed the power imbalance between artists and labels and highlighted the significant financial challenges faced by creatives in the age of streaming, consistently demanding increased transparency and equitable pay. At The Ivors 2024, where she scooped the award for Best Contemporary Song, RAYE passionately called on the industry to properly value and reward the artists who create the music. She spoke out powerfully on stage for the "voiceless beating heart of the industry, which is songwriters." Today, she continues to lead the charge for a more equitable and respectful music industry for all. Roberto Neri, Chief Executive of The Ivors Academy, commented on the upcoming honour, stating, 'An incredible multi-award-winning artist, RAYE is one of the most gifted songwriters of her generation and always gives full respect and voice to fellow writers. She has consistently called for better pay and greater recognition for songwriters, championing structural change to protect the talent behind the music we love. We're proud to honour her with this well-deserved recognition." The Ivors Academy Honours build upon the rich legacy of the Gold Badge Awards, which were first established in 1974. Past recipients include a distinguished list of creators, campaigners, and industry figures such as songwriter and campaigner Carla Marie Williams MBE, politician Kevin Brennan, Glastonbury Festival founder Michael Eavis CBE, activist and singer-songwriter Bob Geldof, Elbow frontman Guy Garvey, and broadcasters Trevor Nelson MBE and and Jo Whiley. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad The ceremony to honour RAYE with the award is set to take place on October 2 2025 at the InterContinental London. Are you happy to see RAYE earn an award for her efforts to ensure musicians get a fair deal and more accountability from labels? Let us know your thoughts by leaving a comment down below.
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Scotsman
24-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
RAYE earns inaugural Ivors Academy Honour at this year's illustrious event
The singer is set to be awarded for her continual efforts addressing the inequity between musicians and labels Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... RAYE is set to receive the inaugural Ivors Academy Honour in October 2025. The award celebrated efforts musicians make to 'drive positive change' within the industry. It comes as the singer continues her campaign against the perceived 'power imbalance' between artists and labels and the financially challenges they face. The Ivors Academy has announced that the acclaimed songwriter, artist, and campaigner RAYE will be presented with the first ever Ivors Academy Honour - a prestigious recognition celebrating her tireless efforts and influential campaigning to drive positive change within the music industry for songwriters and composers. The singer has already amassed an impressive collection of accolades, including two Ivor Novello Awards, seven BRIT Awards, and four Global Awards. Beyond her artistic achievements, she has emerged as one of the most outspoken and impactful advocates for songwriters, leveraging her platform to inspire fellow musicians and spearhead meaningful change. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad RAYE is set to be awarded the inaugural Ivors Academy Award in October 2025 after her continued campaigning for equitable treatment between musicians and labels. | Jill Furmanovsky Undoubtedly one of the industry's most passionate voices, RAYE has consistently championed fairer treatment and greater recognition for the often-unsung heroes behind the music. She has bravely addressed the power imbalance between artists and labels and highlighted the significant financial challenges faced by creatives in the age of streaming, consistently demanding increased transparency and equitable pay. At The Ivors 2024, where she scooped the award for Best Contemporary Song, RAYE passionately called on the industry to properly value and reward the artists who create the music. She spoke out powerfully on stage for the "voiceless beating heart of the industry, which is songwriters." Today, she continues to lead the charge for a more equitable and respectful music industry for all. Roberto Neri, Chief Executive of The Ivors Academy, commented on the upcoming honour, stating, 'An incredible multi-award-winning artist, RAYE is one of the most gifted songwriters of her generation and always gives full respect and voice to fellow writers. She has consistently called for better pay and greater recognition for songwriters, championing structural change to protect the talent behind the music we love. We're proud to honour her with this well-deserved recognition." The Ivors Academy Honours build upon the rich legacy of the Gold Badge Awards, which were first established in 1974. Past recipients include a distinguished list of creators, campaigners, and industry figures such as songwriter and campaigner Carla Marie Williams MBE, politician Kevin Brennan, Glastonbury Festival founder Michael Eavis CBE, activist and singer-songwriter Bob Geldof, Elbow frontman Guy Garvey, and broadcasters Trevor Nelson MBE and and Jo Whiley. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad The ceremony to honour RAYE with the award is set to take place on October 2 2025 at the InterContinental London.
Qatar Tribune
05-06-2025
- Sport
- Qatar Tribune
QCA named ICC Cricket 4 Good Social Impact Initiative Asia winner
The Qatar Cricket Association (QCA) has been recognized by the International Cricket Council (ICC) as one of the winners for ICC Cricket 4 Good Social Impact Initiative of the Year 2024. QCA which has held blood donation campaigns and other initiatives said, 'The milestone highlights our commitment to using cricket as a force for positive change - empowering communities and building a better future through cricket.' Cricket 4 Good Social Impact Initiative of the Year: Africa Regional Winner – Cricket Kenya; Americas Regional Winner – Cricket Chile; Asia Regional Winner – Qatar Cricket Association; EAP Regional Winner – Persatuan Cricket Indonesia; Europe Regional Winner – Cricket Switzerland. The Regional Winners will now be put forward as contenders to claim the Global Awards, determined by a specialist and independent panel of voters consisting of Indian cricket icon VVS Laxman, former West Indies leg-spinner Samuel Badree, former White Ferns wicketkeeper-batter Katey Martin, Head of Marketing – Unilever International Nitin Agarwal and representatives from ICC partners, ICC Full Members, and the media, with the Global Winners set to be revealed on ICC channels once voting concludes.
