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Perth Now
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Yungblud talked to ghosts at haunted Idols album recording location
Yungblud talked to ghosts while making 'Idols'. When the 27-year-old star's American label heard some of the songs that feature on his upcoming album, which is a melting pot of Britpop, classic rock, ballads, and even has orchestras, they didn't get it and tried to dissuade him. Unfazed, the 'Fleabag' rocker decided to remind himself of his roots and ended up recording the record in a "haunted" converted Tetley brewery in Leeds, not far from where he grew up in Doncaster, in the north of England. Speaking to Louder about the record, Yungblud - whose real name is Dominic Harrison - said: 'I like the ghosts. I talk to the ghosts. It was, like, 'This f****** feels right.'' On a serious note, he explained the purpose of the location: 'I needed to be in the north. "Timothy Taylor's ale and my best mates and the smell you get in northern England when the rain bounces off the gravel because the roads haven't been tarmacked properly for years. I needed all that just to be, like: 'Who the f*** are you, man, as a human?', without anybody else's opinion, good or bad.' Yungblud isn't chasing hits with 'Idols', instead, he wants a "shot at the big boys' table". He told the publication: 'It's the most ambitious I've ever been. I went there with this: 'I'm going to put everything I've got into this shot at doing something extraordinary.' Let's make a double album in two parts that references Dark Side Of The Moon [Pink Floyd] or Rumours [Fleetwood Mac] or A Night At The Opera [Queen], and has an idea and a through-line and a story, as opposed to 'how many songs we can get in the f****** Top 10.' Because why the f*** not? Let me at least try. Let me have a shot at the big boys' table.' The ambitious project comes in two parts, with 'Idols' part one set for release on June 20.
GMA Network
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Sparkle GMA Artist Center launches P-Pop boy group Cloud 7
Sparkle GMA Artist Center, the country's leading talent management agency, cements its stance in the music industry by launching its youngest Pinoy Pop (PPop) boy group, Cloud 7. Cloud 7 is a rising PPop boy group comprising Lukas Garcia, Johann Nepomuceno, Kairo Lazarte, Egypt See, Migz Diokno, PJ Yago, and Fian Guevarra. They made their debut on August 20, 2023, and since then released four (4) singles, "Silipin Ang Mundo," "Louder," "Tayo Na," and "Tara Na." The talented members of Cloud 7 have the vocals, dance moves, and stage presence that make them the up-and-coming artists they are. With their unique sound and energetic performances, they blend modern pop with Filipino influences. As the youngest PPop boy group, Cloud 7's songs are known for being aspirational, often etched with themes of reaching for dreams and having fun. From the vibrant sound of their songs to the go-getter lyrics, Cloud 7's youthful energy is effortlessly showcased through their music. In 2024, at Sparkle's Signed for Stardom event, Cloud 7 officially signed with Sparkle and became part of its roster of talented performers. After months of training and preparation, Cloud 7 is ready to take center stage and become the next big thing to watch out for! At the launch, Sparkle is set to introduce Cloud 7 to the public and give them a preview of the boy group's upcoming activities. One of which is the release of their newest single, "Bara Bara," and its official music video. Our friends from the press are in for a treat as Cloud 7 will be performing the new song for the first time! Besides new music, Cloud 7 will star in Sparkle's upcoming digital series Sparkle Presents: Up, Up, and Away, set for release this June on Sparkle's social media platforms. Up, Up, and Away is Cloud 7's first online series and will feature in-depth interviews with the members. Watch as Lukas, Johann, Kairo, Egypt, Migz, PJ, and Fian reveal a different side to themselves, one you guys have never witnessed before. Make sure to follow Cloud 7 and Sparkle GMA Artist Center on their social media accounts to stay updated on their upcoming projects! For more news and updates, visit
Daily Mail
24-04-2025
- Daily Mail
Revolting item monster mother and grandmother forced 12-year-old girl to eat while chained to bed
A Pennsylvania 12-year-old was chained to a bed and forced to eat cat food by her despicable mother and grandmother, police say. Amanda Lynn Gregorio, 35, and Stacey Ann Louder, 52, both of Exeter, have been accused severely neglecting and beating the defenseless girl they were supposed to be caring for. An investigation into the gut-wrenching abuse finally began in September 2024 after the child was rushed to the hospital with uncontrollable seizures. Gregorio allegedly admitted to drugging her daughter with 50 mg of Benadryl and 60 mg of melatonin prior to the medical emergency. Meanwhile, doctors noticed the child's malnourished body was covered in cuts, bruises and scars from being tethered, prompting them to raise an alarm to police. Visibly battered and shaken - weighing just 50 pounds at the time - the girl was placed into the custody of Luzerne County Children, Youth and Families, a child safety organization. When investigators spoke with the young victim, she revealed the shocking punishments and inhumane circumstances she suffered through at the hands of her mother and grandmother. She explained the women retrained her to her bed - forcing her to relieve herself there when she had to use the bathroom, according to reports obtained by The Citizens' Voice. A witness reportedly told police the child was chained to her mattress like 'Jesus on the cross' inside their home at the Birchwood Estates mobile home park. Security camera watched over the terrified child to ensure she had not escaped from her confinement, investigators said. 'The abuse of this child offends the sense of decency of every mother, grandmother, and otherwise respectable person imaginable,' Luzerne County District Attorney Sam Sanguedolce said. 'Once again, the very people to whom this child would look to keep her safe, were her assailants.' Another person familiar with the alleged inhumane living situation said Gregorio confessed to force-feeding her daughter cat food over the phone. The mother also claimed she did not want to tie down her daughter, by Louder forced her to, according to police. As the accused child abusers' facades continued to unravel, police learned of many other instances of the girl being injured over the years. In 2023 Gregorio allegedly bashed her daughter's head with a broom - causing a large bump and gash. Instead of seeking medical attention, Louder poured super glue over the wound, The Citizens' Voice reported. She showed up to school around the same time with a black-and-blue eye. She allegedly lied and told her teachers she got hurt by walking into a wall. Shortly after that, she was pulled from in-person classes and started going to school fully online. But the pain and fear the girl suffered dates back several years, WNEP reported. Her medical records reveal that she has been rushed to the emergency room with broken bones and fractures multiple times since 2017. After seven months of investigating the child's safety, Gregorio and Louder were arrested on Monday night. They were both charged with aggravated assault of a victim less than 13, conspiracy, unlawful restraint, false imprisonment, endangering the welfare of children, recklessly endangering another person, simple assault and tampering with evidence. Both women were locked up at Luzerne County Correctional Facility with bails set at $125,000. They are due in court on May 6. 'It is difficult to imagine the sense of hopelessness abused children in these situations must feel,' Sanguedolce said. 'We will seek the maximum penalties permitted by law in the hope of sending the message that this behavior deserves fierce punishment.'
