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Cosmopolitan
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
Timothée Chalamet Parties With Jordyn Woods After Knicks Win
Timothée Chalamet is many things: Oscar-nominee, former rapper known as Lil Timmy Tim, and—above all else—fan of the New York Knicks. Timmy has been courtside for almost every single Knicks game of late, and was there on Friday night when the team won agains the Celtics and moved onto the Eastern Conference Finals. In case you didn't already watch this extremely wholesome video, here you go: And apparently Timmy went straight from the game to a party with the team—not to mention Kylie Jenner's ex-best friend Jordyn Woods (who's dating Knicks player Karl-Anthony Towns). "The team really is best friend vibes! They just wanted to celebrate together and they really love each other," a source tells Page Six, adding that the Knicks turned down free champagne. "They are locked in and were just there to celebrate the win and weren't drinking. They shared the bottles with their fans instead. They're very appreciative and thankful for their fans, for this city." Cute! And FWIW, Kylie and Jordan are back to being friends, at least based on this video of them at a Knicks game earlier last week: Meanwhile, Timothée is such a huge Knicks fan that he skipped the Met Gala to watch them play. A source told the Daily Mail that "Timothée did consider going to the Met Gala, but he is a huge Knicks fan and Kylie knows this. Kylie didn't bother him to go with her and that's something he appreciates about her. She allows him to do his own thing. They didn't want to do the whole song and dance of it all together because it would have felt more like a chore over a fun date night." They added, "If it was Kylie's first Met Gala or an event where she was being honored for something then he would have been there 100 percent, but they decided to do their own thing. And with the Knicks' performance, Timothée was ecstatic that he watched the game."
The Advertiser
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Advertiser
Cynthia Erivo plays five characters in Poker Face's season two return
Unwitting mystery solver Charlie Cale is back with the return of Poker Face. Rian Johnson's delightful series once again pairs charismatic star Natasha Lyonne with a bevy of big names in each episode. To recap, Charlie (Lyonne) was working in a Las Vegas casino when she learned some things she shouldn't have after her friend was killed, and ended up going on the run in her classic car with a standover man on her tail. After that particular bind was sorted - but not before she helped solve several different mysteries across the US - Charlie found herself on the wrong side of a crime boss, and once again looking over her shoulder. This season, at least in the first three episodes which dropped together before returning to a weekly format, she's still on the run, moving from place to place and stumbling into murders along the way. And the guest stars are back and just as impressive as last season's crop (which included the likes of Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Adrien Brody, Hong Chau, Chloe Sevigny, Nick Nolte), starting with a bang in the first episode. This one sees multiple Oscar-nominee Cynthia Erivo play not one, not two, but FIVE different characters. It's a lot of fun, and each character is clearly distinguished not just by costume, but by accent and mannerisms. There's also Katie Holmes, Giancarlo Esposito, Rhea Perlman and John Mulaney, while future episodes promise to bring Awkwafina, Aussie Geraldine Viswanathan, Melanie Lynskey, Corey Hawkins, BJ Novak and plenty more. Poker Face is one of the most fun series on streaming, and Lyonne is such a compelling lead to watch. Her easy charm, trademark husky-voiced dry delivery and crazy hair are iconic. Procedurals have rarely been so enjoyable. You won't be disappointed to dive back into this one. If you're looking for comfort food in movie form, look no further than Netflix's Mother's Day offering, Nonnas. This film from director Stephen Chbosky (The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Wonder) is a celebration of sharing love through food, a meditation on grief and found family, and a sweet story inspired by a real restaurant. Vince Vaughn plays Joey, a New York native grieving the recent loss of his beloved mother. He takes to remembering both her and his nonna (that's the Italian term for grandmother, if you're unaware) by trying to recreate their signature dishes, food that he remembers being filled with love. This inspires him to buy a vacant restaurant space on Staten Island - a very Italian part of New York - and create a place where customers are treated like family. And the cooks? They're real-life nonnas, sharing the traditional meals from their ancestral villages. To play these nonnas, Chbosky has cast a quartet of Oscar-nominated talent - Lorraine Bracco (Goodfellas), Brenda Vaccaro (Once is Not Enough), Talia Shire (Rocky) and Susan Sarandon (Dead Man Walking). On the whole, the nonnas aren't given a great deal of fleshing out, but there is one scene where they share their stories and let loose a little, and it's lovely to see. The film also includes Joe Manganiello and Linda Cardellini, both impressive in supporting roles. While a lot of the film is devoted to Joey's struggles in getting the restaurant off the ground, it's the moments when food - and love - is shared where it really shines. Nonnas is completely formulaic but lovely nonetheless, just like a good bowl of pasta. Keep watching during the credits for pictures of the real-life restaurant and nonnas that inspired this film. Tim Allen is back with another sitcom in Disney+'s Shifting Gears. Allen plays a widowed father whose life is given a shake-up when his daughter (the always-likeable Kat Dennings) returns home with her two kids in tow. The production quality of this one is pretty poor and it couldn't be more obvious that they're filming in studio sets, but if you're craving some throwback sitcom action (with canned laughter and obvious punchlines galore) it might hit the spot. Also stars Seann William Scott. Over on Binge Asher Keddie returns as Evelyn Jones for season two of Strife, the series based on Mia Freedman's Mamma Mia platform. This time around the fictional women's site has some competition, and there's an internet troll determined to bring Evelyn down. On Prime Video fans of British reality star Molly Mae Hague are treated to a second season of her docu-series Molly Mae: Behind It All. Prime also has a brand new movie starring Elizabeth Olsen and Alicia Vikander: The Assessment. This suspenseful sci-fi-ish film reads like a Twilight Zone episode - prospective parents must undergo an intense seven-day assessment for the right to have a child. Also stars Himesh Patel, Minnie Driver and Indira Varma. If that sounds too heavy and you'd prefer some laughs, head to Netflix for the R-rated short-form comedy series Bad Thoughts, from Tom Segura. Unwitting mystery solver Charlie Cale is back with the return of Poker Face. Rian Johnson's delightful series once again pairs charismatic star Natasha Lyonne with a bevy of big names in each episode. To recap, Charlie (Lyonne) was working in a Las Vegas casino when she learned some things she shouldn't have after her friend was killed, and ended up going on the run in her classic car with a standover man on her tail. After that particular bind was sorted - but not before she helped solve several different mysteries across the US - Charlie found herself on the wrong side of a crime boss, and once again looking over her shoulder. This season, at least in the first three episodes which dropped together before returning to a weekly format, she's still on the run, moving from place to place and stumbling into murders along the way. And the guest stars are back and just as impressive as last season's crop (which included the likes of Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Adrien Brody, Hong Chau, Chloe Sevigny, Nick Nolte), starting with a bang in the first episode. This one sees multiple Oscar-nominee Cynthia Erivo play not one, not two, but FIVE different characters. It's a lot of fun, and each character is clearly distinguished not just by costume, but by accent and mannerisms. There's also Katie Holmes, Giancarlo Esposito, Rhea Perlman and John Mulaney, while future episodes promise to bring Awkwafina, Aussie Geraldine Viswanathan, Melanie Lynskey, Corey Hawkins, BJ Novak and plenty more. Poker Face is one of the most fun series on streaming, and Lyonne is such a compelling lead to watch. Her easy charm, trademark husky-voiced dry delivery and crazy hair are iconic. Procedurals have rarely been so enjoyable. You won't be disappointed to dive back into this one. If you're looking for comfort food in movie form, look no further than Netflix's Mother's Day offering, Nonnas. This film from director Stephen Chbosky (The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Wonder) is a celebration of sharing love through food, a meditation on grief and found family, and a sweet story inspired by a real restaurant. Vince Vaughn plays Joey, a New York native grieving the recent loss of his beloved mother. He takes to remembering both her and his nonna (that's the Italian term for grandmother, if you're unaware) by trying to recreate their signature dishes, food that he remembers being filled with love. This inspires him to buy a vacant restaurant space on Staten Island - a very Italian part of New York - and create a place where customers are treated like family. And the cooks? They're real-life nonnas, sharing the traditional meals from their ancestral villages. To play these nonnas, Chbosky has cast a quartet of Oscar-nominated talent - Lorraine Bracco (Goodfellas), Brenda Vaccaro (Once is Not Enough), Talia Shire (Rocky) and Susan Sarandon (Dead Man Walking). On the whole, the nonnas aren't given a great deal of fleshing out, but there is one scene where they share their stories and let loose a little, and it's lovely to see. The film also includes Joe Manganiello and Linda Cardellini, both impressive in supporting roles. While a lot of the film is devoted to Joey's struggles in getting the restaurant off the ground, it's the moments when food - and love - is shared where it really shines. Nonnas is completely formulaic but lovely nonetheless, just like a good bowl of pasta. Keep watching during the credits for pictures of the real-life restaurant and nonnas that inspired this film. Tim Allen is back with another sitcom in Disney+'s Shifting Gears. Allen plays a widowed father whose life is given a shake-up when his daughter (the always-likeable Kat Dennings) returns home with her two kids in tow. The production quality of this one is pretty poor and it couldn't be more obvious that they're filming in studio sets, but if you're craving some throwback sitcom action (with canned laughter and obvious punchlines galore) it might hit the spot. Also stars Seann William Scott. Over on Binge Asher Keddie returns as Evelyn Jones for season two of Strife, the series based on Mia Freedman's Mamma Mia platform. This time around the fictional women's site has some competition, and there's an internet troll determined to bring Evelyn down. On Prime Video fans of British reality star Molly Mae Hague are treated to a second season of her docu-series Molly Mae: Behind It All. Prime also has a brand new movie starring Elizabeth Olsen and Alicia Vikander: The Assessment. This suspenseful sci-fi-ish film reads like a Twilight Zone episode - prospective parents must undergo an intense seven-day assessment for the right to have a child. Also stars Himesh Patel, Minnie Driver and Indira Varma. If that sounds too heavy and you'd prefer some laughs, head to Netflix for the R-rated short-form comedy series Bad Thoughts, from Tom Segura. Unwitting mystery solver Charlie Cale is back with the return of Poker Face. Rian Johnson's delightful series once again pairs charismatic star Natasha Lyonne with a bevy of big names in each episode. To recap, Charlie (Lyonne) was working in a Las Vegas casino when she learned some things she shouldn't have after her friend was killed, and ended up going on the run in her classic car with a standover man on her tail. After that particular bind was sorted - but not before she helped solve several different mysteries across the US - Charlie found herself on the wrong side of a crime boss, and once again looking over her shoulder. This season, at least in the first three episodes which dropped together before returning to a weekly format, she's still on the run, moving from place to place and stumbling into murders along the way. And the guest stars are back and just as impressive as last season's crop (which included the likes of Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Adrien Brody, Hong Chau, Chloe Sevigny, Nick Nolte), starting with a bang in the first episode. This one sees multiple Oscar-nominee Cynthia Erivo play not one, not two, but FIVE different characters. It's a lot of fun, and each character is clearly distinguished not just by costume, but by accent and mannerisms. There's also Katie Holmes, Giancarlo Esposito, Rhea Perlman and John Mulaney, while future episodes promise to bring Awkwafina, Aussie Geraldine Viswanathan, Melanie Lynskey, Corey Hawkins, BJ Novak and plenty more. Poker Face is one of the most fun series on streaming, and Lyonne is such a compelling lead to watch. Her easy charm, trademark husky-voiced dry delivery and crazy hair are iconic. Procedurals have rarely been so enjoyable. You won't be disappointed to dive back into this one. If you're looking for comfort food in movie form, look no further than Netflix's Mother's Day offering, Nonnas. This film from director Stephen Chbosky (The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Wonder) is a celebration of sharing love through food, a meditation on grief and found family, and a sweet story inspired by a real restaurant. Vince Vaughn plays Joey, a New York native grieving the recent loss of his beloved mother. He takes to remembering both her and his nonna (that's the Italian term for grandmother, if you're unaware) by trying to recreate their signature dishes, food that he remembers being filled with love. This inspires him to buy a vacant restaurant space on Staten Island - a very Italian part of New York - and create a place where customers are treated like family. And the cooks? They're real-life nonnas, sharing the traditional meals from their ancestral villages. To play these nonnas, Chbosky has cast a quartet of Oscar-nominated talent - Lorraine Bracco (Goodfellas), Brenda Vaccaro (Once is Not Enough), Talia Shire (Rocky) and Susan Sarandon (Dead Man Walking). On the whole, the nonnas aren't given a great deal of fleshing out, but there is one scene where they share their stories and let loose a little, and it's lovely to see. The film also includes Joe Manganiello and Linda Cardellini, both impressive in supporting roles. While a lot of the film is devoted to Joey's struggles in getting the restaurant off the ground, it's the moments when food - and love - is shared where it really shines. Nonnas is completely formulaic but lovely nonetheless, just like a good bowl of pasta. Keep watching during the credits for pictures of the real-life restaurant and nonnas that inspired this film. Tim Allen is back with another sitcom in Disney+'s Shifting Gears. Allen plays a widowed father whose life is given a shake-up when his daughter (the always-likeable Kat Dennings) returns home with her two kids in tow. The production quality of this one is pretty poor and it couldn't be more obvious that they're filming in studio sets, but if you're craving some throwback sitcom action (with canned laughter and obvious punchlines galore) it might hit the spot. Also stars Seann William Scott. Over on Binge Asher Keddie returns as Evelyn Jones for season two of Strife, the series based on Mia Freedman's Mamma Mia platform. This time around the fictional women's site has some competition, and there's an internet troll determined to bring Evelyn down. On Prime Video fans of British reality star Molly Mae Hague are treated to a second season of her docu-series Molly Mae: Behind It All. Prime also has a brand new movie starring Elizabeth Olsen and Alicia Vikander: The Assessment. This suspenseful sci-fi-ish film reads like a Twilight Zone episode - prospective parents must undergo an intense seven-day assessment for the right to have a child. Also stars Himesh Patel, Minnie Driver and Indira Varma. If that sounds too heavy and you'd prefer some laughs, head to Netflix for the R-rated short-form comedy series Bad Thoughts, from Tom Segura.
Scottish Sun
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Huge Hollywood star secretly being lined up for surprise Glastonbury set
HOLLYWOOD is coming to Somerset . . . at least if organisers get their way. I can reveal that Oscar-nominee Timothee Chalamet is being lined up to make a surprise appearance at next month's Glastonbury Festival. 15 Actor Timothee Chalamet is being lined up to make a surprise appearance at Glastonbury Festival Credit: Getty 15 Timothée will perform with Bob Dylan tribute band Not Completely Unknown Credit: AP But rather than take to the Pyramid Stage before 200,000 fans, Timothée is likely to opt for the more humble Acoustic Stage. In stark comparison to the main stage, the tent only has space for a few thousand people. I'm told Timothée, will perform with Bob Dylan tribute band Not Completely Unknown. The group are billed to appear on Saturday. Timothée has received critical acclaim for his portrayal of the music legend in Bafta-nominated 2024 film A Complete Unknown. 15 The actor portrayed legendary musician Bob Dylan in Bafta-nominated 2024 film A Complete Unknown Credit: Getty 15 Sir Rod Stewart will play the famous Legend slot on Sunday afternoon Credit: Getty 15 Neil Young is set to perform a headline set Credit: Getty During the biopic Timothée is seen singing and performing some of Bob's biggest hits himself, rather than simply miming to them. The actor had originally pre-recorded the vocals, but bosses ditched them in favour of live vocals during each take after hearing him sing on set. Timothée said: 'It was important for me to sing and play live. 'Because if I can actually do it, why should there be an element of artifice here? 'And I'm proud that we took that leap.' He added: 'To watch actors do karaoke really isn't that interesting.' Timothee Chalamet's sister Pauline 'can't stand' Kylie Jenner and once-close siblings now have 'deep rift' between them He plays both the piano and the guitar in the hit movie, which was nominated for eight Oscars. Earlier this year Timothée performed several Dylan songs on the popular American TV show Saturday Night Live. As well as Dylan's 1965 track Outlaw Blues, the actor also performed Three Angels and Tomorrow Is a Long Time. This year's Glastonbury festival looks set to be another vintage year with Olivia Rodrigo, The 1975 and Neil Young all set to perform headline sets. Sir Rod Stewart will follow in the footsteps of Shania Twain, Kylie Minogue and Dolly Parton and take on the famous Legend slot on Sunday afternoon. Seeing Timothée in action down at Worthy Farm would be epic, and if his girlfriend Kylie Jenner also makes it over to Somerset to watch him perform then we could well be looking at Glastonbury history. MAD FOR HER TOYBOY 15 Things are getting serious with Madonna and her toyboy partner Akeem Morris Credit: Instagram 15 Madonna threw him a lavish 29th birthday party at the weekend Credit: Instagram 15 The superstar even got YG Marley to perform a special set Credit: Instagram THINGS are getting serious with Madonna and her toyboy partner Akeem Morris, as she threw him a lavish 29th birthday party at the weekend. They looked loved-up in snaps shared on Instagram and he made his feelings towards the Queen of Pop clear by referring to her as 'wifey.' He wrote: 'All I can say is thank you. Thank you wifey. 'It meant so much to have the people I love and respect all in one room. It was a special night, and the energy in the room was nothing but love.' She laid on a bash in a private bar in New York, which was attended by four of her six children – David, Mercy, and twins Estere and Stella – and got YG Marley to perform a special set. The singer, whose track Praise Jah In The Moonlight was a hit last year, is the son of The Fugees' Lauryn Hill and Rohan Marley, the son of reggae icon Bob. Madonna wrote on Instagram: 'Happy Birthday to my favorite Taurus,' to which Akeem replied: 'I LOVE YOU.' TYLA STRIPES IT UP 15 South African singer Tyla in a glaring orange and black dress with a gigantic matching hat Credit: Getty THE Met Gala was held in the early hours of this morning, giving celebrities the chance to wear their wackiest outfits and pass them off as high fashion. But South African singer Tyla got in on the act early when she wore this glaring orange and black dress with a gigantic matching hat, which I'm surprised even fit inside the car she had just hopped out of. The Water singer used the streets as her catwalk while out in New York, and she had good reason, as she has just announced that her new single, Bliss, will be out on Friday. Tyla will be over here in August when she performs at the All Points East Festival in London in a line-up featuring Raye, Jade and Doechii. Here's hoping that she's in something a bit less constricting when she takes to the stage. ALL TOOTH MUCH FOR KYLE 15 Norway's act Kyle Alessandro was rushed to hospital to have one of his wisdom teeth taken out Credit: Rex EUROVISION might be as fun as pulling teeth for some people and for Norway's act Kyle Alessandro, it really is. Moments after completing his first rehearsal on stage in Basel on Sunday, Kyle was rushed to hospital to have one of his wisdom teeth taken out. Referencing his song Lighter, which he will perform at next Tuesday's first semi-final, he wrote on Instagram: 'One tooth lighter.' His team said he could barely open his mouth because he was in so much pain before the operation. UK act Remember Monday have their first rehearsal this Thursday, but are now 14th favourites with their song What The Hell Just Happened? and given there's 37 acts, that's not half bad. BEY'S JUST A GAG COPA-CAT 15 Lady Gaga recently played the most-attended gig ever by a female artist Credit: Getty 15 It's claimed Beyonce is already in talks to follow suit Credit: Getty LADY GAGA played the most-attended gig ever by a female artist when she headlined Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach on Saturday, but that record could soon be broken. It's claimed Beyonce is already in talks to follow suit and play a mega show there next year. Gaga's concert was put on for free by the city in a bid to boost the economy, with it believed to have brought £75million to the area. Now locals will be hoping Bey signs on the dotted line and they can see her for free too – even if it is from miles away. I was impressed by the sheer number of people who came to Gaga's show, but I for one know I'd have hated to have been at the back of that crowd. MAROON TURNS TO PINK 15 Blackpink's Lisa stuns in a snakeskin dress alongside Maroon 5's Adam Levine Credit: Travis Schneider MAROON 5's Adam Levine was one lucky man, getting to work – and pose – with Blackpink's Lisa. She looked amazing in a snakeskin dress in the artwork for their new collaboration Priceless, which came out on Friday and earned the band their biggest first day ever on the Spotify chart when it was streamed 2.48million times in 24 hours. Lisa insisted a new Blackpink record is 'coming soon' – their first since 2022's Born Pink – ahead of a summer tour including two nights at Wembley Stadium. She added: 'We were in the studio a few days ago.' DUA HAS RADICAL FEELING 15 Dua Lipa has spent the last few days in the studio in New York Credit: The Mega Agency DUA LIPA's Radical Optimism world tour is yet to hit the UK, but the star is already working on her follow-up record. The Training Season singer has spent the last few days in the studio in New York and shared snaps of her time there on Instagram. During her time in the Big Apple, she also attended an intimate gig by Miley Cyrus, who she previously worked with on the track Prisoner – although I'm not expecting another collaboration. Dua kicks off her tour again on Sunday in Madrid before reaching London, Liverpool and Dublin next month. I doubt we will have any new tunes by then, but it gives me hope that there might be something to hear next year, once her global jaunt finally ends in December. FLORENCE PUGH has a box-office hit on her hands. New movie Thunderbolts* took £122m globally in its first three days. The Marvel superhero film, which also stars Sebastian Stan and David Harbour, has been a hit with fans, despite mixed reviews from critics. WIN GIG TICKETS 15 Win a pair of tickets to see John Legend at London's O2 Arena on June 1 Credit: Getty TO celebrate the return of Concert Week, where music fans can get specially priced tickets to some of this year's hottest gigs, Live Nation have given Bizarre a bunch to give away for FREE. As well as a pair of tickets for Robbie Williams' gig at the Emirates on June 7, we've got two for Nelly and Eve's show at Birmingham's Utilita Arena on June 4. Also up for grabs is a pair of tickets to see rockers Guns N' Roses at Wembley Stadium on June 26, along with two tickets for Iggy Pop at Alexandra Palace on May 28. Plus a pair of tickets to see John Legend at London's O2 Arena on June 1. For a chance to win, visit and click which act you'd like to see. The competition runs every day this week and the winners will be selected at random. If you aren't one of our lucky winners, Live Nation's Concert Week is offering 80,000 tickets from £25, so keep an eye out for promotions. Go to
The Irish Sun
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Huge Hollywood star secretly being lined up for surprise Glastonbury set
HOLLYWOOD is coming to Somerset . . . at least if organisers get their way. I can reveal that Oscar-nominee Timothee Chalamet is being lined up to make a surprise appearance at next month's Glastonbury Festival. 15 Actor Timothee Chalamet is being lined up to make a surprise appearance at Glastonbury Festival Credit: Getty 15 Timothée will perform with Bob Dylan tribute band Not Completely Unknown Credit: AP But rather than take to the Pyramid Stage before 200,000 fans, Timothée is likely to opt for the more humble Acoustic Stage. In stark comparison to the main stage, the tent only has space for a few thousand people. I'm told Timothée, will perform with Bob Dylan tribute band Not Completely Unknown. The group are billed to appear on Saturday. Timothée has received critical acclaim for his portrayal of the music legend in Bafta-nominated 2024 film A Complete Unknown. 15 The actor portrayed legendary musician Bob Dylan in Bafta-nominated 2024 film A Complete Unknown Credit: Getty 15 Sir Rod Stewart will play the famous Legend slot on Sunday afternoon Credit: Getty 15 Neil Young is set to perform a headline set Credit: Getty During the biopic Timothée is seen singing and performing some of Bob's biggest hits himself, rather than simply miming to them. The actor had originally pre-recorded the vocals, but bosses ditched them in favour of live vocals during each take after hearing him sing on set. Timothée said: 'It was important for me to sing and play live. 'Because if I can actually do it, why should there be an element of artifice here? Most read in Bizarre 'And I'm proud that we took that leap.' He added: 'To watch actors do karaoke really isn't that interesting.' Timothee Chalamet's sister Pauline 'can't stand' Kylie Jenner and once-close siblings now have 'deep rift' between them He plays both the piano and the guitar in the hit movie, which was nominated for eight Oscars. Earlier this year Timothée performed several Dylan songs on the popular American TV show Saturday Night Live. As well as Dylan's 1965 track Outlaw Blues, the actor also performed Three Angels and Tomorrow Is a Long Time. This year's Glastonbury festival looks set to be another vintage year with Olivia Rodrigo, The 1975 and Neil Young all set to perform headline sets. Sir Rod Stewart will follow in the footsteps of Seeing Timothée in action down at Worthy Farm would be epic, and if his girlfriend Kylie Jenner also makes it over to Somerset to watch him perform then we could well be looking at Glastonbury history. MAD FOR HER TOYBOY 15 Things are getting serious with Madonna and her toyboy partner Akeem Morris Credit: Instagram 15 Madonna threw him a lavish 29th birthday party at the weekend Credit: Instagram 15 The superstar even got YG Marley to perform a special set Credit: Instagram THINGS are getting serious with Madonna and her toyboy partner Akeem Morris, as she threw him a lavish 29th birthday party at the weekend. They looked loved-up in snaps shared on Instagram and he made his feelings towards the Queen of Pop clear by referring to her as 'wifey.' He wrote: 'All I can say is thank you. Thank you wifey. 'It meant so much to have the people I love and respect all in one room. It was a special night, and the energy in the room was nothing but love.' She laid on a bash in a private bar in New York, which was attended by four of her six children – David, Mercy, and twins Estere and Stella – and got YG Marley to perform a special set. The singer, whose track Praise Jah In The Moonlight was a hit last year, is the son of The Fugees' Lauryn Hill and Rohan Marley, the son of reggae icon Bob. Madonna wrote on Instagram: 'Happy Birthday to my favorite Taurus,' to which Akeem replied: 'I LOVE YOU.' TYLA STRIPES IT UP 15 South African singer Tyla in a glaring orange and black dress with a gigantic matching hat Credit: Getty THE Met Gala was held in the early hours of this morning, giving celebrities the chance to wear their wackiest outfits and pass them off as high fashion. But South African singer Tyla got in on the act early when she wore this glaring orange and black dress with a gigantic matching hat, which I'm surprised even fit inside the car she had just hopped out of. The Water singer used the streets as her catwalk while out in New York, and she had good reason, as she has just announced that her new single, Bliss, will be out on Friday. Tyla will be over here in August when she performs at the All Points East Festival in London in a line-up featuring Here's hoping that she's in something a bit less constricting when she takes to the stage. ALL TOOTH MUCH FOR KYLE 15 Norway's act Kyle Alessandro was rushed to hospital to have one of his wisdom teeth taken out Credit: Rex EUROVISION might be as fun as pulling teeth for some people and for Norway's act Kyle Alessandro, it really is. Moments after completing his first rehearsal on stage in Basel on Sunday, Kyle was rushed to hospital to have one of his wisdom teeth taken out. Referencing his song Lighter, which he will perform at next Tuesday's first semi-final, he wrote on Instagram: 'One tooth lighter.' His team said he could barely open his mouth because he was in so much pain before the operation. UK act Remember Monday have their first rehearsal this Thursday, but are now 14th favourites with their song What The Hell Just Happened? and given there's 37 acts, that's not half bad. BEY'S JUST A GAG COPA-CAT 15 Lady Gaga recently played the most-attended gig ever by a female artist Credit: Getty 15 It's claimed Beyonce is already in talks to follow suit Credit: Getty LADY GAGA played the most-attended gig ever by a female artist when she headlined Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach on Saturday, but that record could soon be broken. It's claimed Beyonce is already in talks to follow suit and play a mega show there next year. Gaga's concert was put on for free by the city in a bid to boost the economy, with it believed to have brought £75million to the area. Now locals will be hoping Bey signs on the dotted line and they can see her for free too – even if it is from miles away. I was impressed by the sheer number of people who came to Gaga's show, but I for one know I'd have hated to have been at the back of that crowd. MAROON TURNS TO PINK 15 Blackpink's Lisa stuns in a snakeskin dress alongside Maroon 5's Adam Levine Credit: Travis Schneider MAROON 5's Adam Levine was one lucky man, getting to work – and pose – with Blackpink's Lisa. She looked amazing in a snakeskin dress in the artwork for their new collaboration Priceless, which came out on Friday and earned the band their biggest first day ever on the Spotify chart when it was streamed 2.48million times in 24 hours. Lisa insisted a new Blackpink record is 'coming soon' – their first since 2022's Born Pink – ahead of a summer tour including two nights at Wembley Stadium. She added: 'We were in the studio a few days ago.' DUA HAS RADICAL FEELING 15 Dua Lipa has spent the last few days in the studio in New York Credit: The Mega Agency DUA LIPA's Radical Optimism world tour is yet to hit the UK, but the star is already working on her follow-up record. The Training Season singer has spent the last few days in the studio in New York and shared snaps of her time there on Instagram. During her time in the Big Apple, she also attended an intimate gig by Miley Cyrus, who she previously worked with on the track Prisoner – although I'm not expecting another collaboration. Dua kicks off her tour again on Sunday in Madrid before reaching London, Liverpool and Dublin next month. I doubt we will have any new tunes by then, but it gives me hope that there might be something to hear next year, once her global jaunt finally ends in December. FLORENCE PUGH has a box-office hit on her hands. New movie Thunderbolts* took £122m globally in its first three days. The Marvel superhero film, which also stars Sebastian Stan and David Harbour, has been a hit with fans, despite mixed reviews from critics. WIN GIG TICKETS 15 Win a pair of tickets to see John Legend at London's O2 Arena on June 1 Credit: Getty TO celebrate the return of Concert Week, where music fans can get specially priced tickets to some of this year's hottest gigs, Live Nation have given Bizarre a bunch to give away for FREE. As well as a pair of tickets for Robbie Williams' gig at the Emirates on June 7, we've got two for Also up for grabs is a pair of tickets to see rockers Guns N' Roses at Wembley Stadium on June 26, along with two tickets for Iggy Pop at Alexandra Palace on May 28. Plus a pair of tickets to see John Legend at London's O2 Arena on June 1. For a chance to win, visit and click which act you'd like to see. The competition runs every day this week and the winners will be selected at random. 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05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Huge Hollywood star secretly being lined up for surprise Glastonbury set
HOLLYWOOD is coming to Somerset . . . at least if organisers get their way. I can reveal that Oscar-nominee Timothee Chalamet is being lined up to make a surprise appearance at next month's Glastonbury Festival. 15 But rather than take to the Pyramid Stage before 200,000 fans, Timothée is likely to opt for the more humble Acoustic Stage. In stark comparison to the main stage, the tent only has space for a few thousand people. I'm told Timothée, will perform with Bob Dylan tribute band Not Completely Unknown. The group are billed to appear on Saturday. Timothée has received critical acclaim for his portrayal of the music legend in Bafta-nominated 2024 film A Complete Unknown. 15 15 15 During the biopic Timothée is seen singing and performing some of Bob's biggest hits himself, rather than simply miming to them. The actor had originally pre-recorded the vocals, but bosses ditched them in favour of live vocals during each take after hearing him sing on set. Timothée said: 'It was important for me to sing and play live. 'Because if I can actually do it, why should there be an element of artifice here? 'And I'm proud that we took that leap.' He added: 'To watch actors do karaoke really isn't that interesting.' Timothee Chalamet's sister Pauline 'can't stand' Kylie Jenner and once-close siblings now have 'deep rift' between them He plays both the piano and the guitar in the hit movie, which was nominated for eight Oscars. Earlier this year Timothée performed several Dylan songs on the popular American TV show Saturday Night Live. As well as Dylan's 1965 track Outlaw Blues, the actor also performed Three Angels and Tomorrow Is a Long Time. This year's Glastonbury festival looks set to be another vintage year with Olivia Rodrigo, The 1975 and Neil Young all set to perform headline sets. Sir Rod Stewart will follow in the footsteps of Shania Twain, Kylie Minogue and Dolly Parton and take on the famous Legend slot on Sunday afternoon. Seeing Timothée in action down at Worthy Farm would be epic, and if his girlfriend Kylie Jenner also makes it over to Somerset to watch him perform then we could well be looking at Glastonbury history. MAD FOR HER TOYBOY 15 15 THINGS are getting serious with Madonna and her toyboy partner Akeem Morris, as she threw him a lavish 29th birthday party at the weekend. They looked loved-up in snaps shared on Instagram and he made his feelings towards the Queen of Pop clear by referring to her as 'wifey.' He wrote: 'All I can say is thank you. Thank you wifey. 'It meant so much to have the people I love and respect all in one room. It was a special night, and the energy in the room was nothing but love.' She laid on a bash in a private bar in New York, which was attended by four of her six children – David, Mercy, and twins Estere and Stella – and got YG Marley to perform a special set. The singer, whose track Praise Jah In The Moonlight was a hit last year, is the son of The Fugees' Lauryn Hill and Rohan Marley, the son of reggae icon Bob. Madonna wrote on Instagram: 'Happy Birthday to my favorite Taurus,' to which Akeem replied: 'I LOVE YOU.' TYLA STRIPES IT UP THE Met Gala was held in the early hours of this morning, giving celebrities the chance to wear their wackiest outfits and pass them off as high fashion. But South African singer Tyla got in on the act early when she wore this glaring orange and black dress with a gigantic matching hat, which I'm surprised even fit inside the car she had just hopped out of. The Water singer used the streets as her catwalk while out in New York, and she had good reason, as she has just announced that her new single, Bliss, will be out on Friday. Tyla will be over here in August when she performs at the All Points East Festival in London in a line-up featuring Raye, Jade and Doechii. Here's hoping that she's in something a bit less constricting when she takes to the stage. ALL TOOTH MUCH FOR KYLE EUROVISION might be as fun as pulling teeth for some people and for Norway's act Kyle Alessandro, it really is. Moments after completing his first rehearsal on stage in Basel on Sunday, Kyle was rushed to hospital to have one of his wisdom teeth taken out. Referencing his song Lighter, which he will perform at next Tuesday's first semi-final, he wrote on Instagram: 'One tooth lighter.' His team said he could barely open his mouth because he was in so much pain before the operation. UK act Remember Monday have their first rehearsal this Thursday, but are now 14th favourites with their song What The Hell Just Happened? and given there's 37 acts, that's not half bad. BEY'S JUST A GAG COPA-CAT 15 LADY GAGA played the most-attended gig ever by a female artist when she headlined Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach on Saturday, but that record could soon be broken. It's claimed Beyonce is already in talks to follow suit and play a mega show there next year. Gaga's concert was put on for free by the city in a bid to boost the economy, with it believed to have brought £75million to the area. Now locals will be hoping Bey signs on the dotted line and they can see her for free too – even if it is from miles away. I was impressed by the sheer number of people who came to Gaga's show, but I for one know I'd have hated to have been at the back of that crowd. MAROON TURNS TO PINK MAROON 5's Adam Levine was one lucky man, getting to work – and pose – with Blackpink 's Lisa. She looked amazing in a snakeskin dress in the artwork for their new collaboration Priceless, which came out on Friday and earned the band their biggest first day ever on the Spotify chart when it was streamed 2.48million times in 24 hours. Lisa insisted a new Blackpink record is 'coming soon' – their first since 2022's Born Pink – ahead of a summer tour including two nights at Wembley Stadium. She added: 'We were in the studio a few days ago.' DUA HAS RADICAL FEELING 15 DUA LIPA's Radical Optimism world tour is yet to hit the UK, but the star is already working on her follow-up record. The Training Season singer has spent the last few days in the studio in New York and shared snaps of her time there on Instagram. During her time in the Big Apple, she also attended an intimate gig by Miley Cyrus, who she previously worked with on the track Prisoner – although I'm not expecting another collaboration. Dua kicks off her tour again on Sunday in Madrid before reaching London, Liverpool and Dublin next month. I doubt we will have any new tunes by then, but it gives me hope that there might be something to hear next year, once her global jaunt finally ends in December. FLORENCE PUGH has a box-office hit on her hands. New movie Thunderbolts* took £122m globally in its first three days. The Marvel superhero film, which also stars Sebastian Stan and David Harbour, has been a hit with fans, despite mixed reviews from critics. WIN GIG TICKETS 15 TO celebrate the return of Concert Week, where music fans can get specially priced tickets to some of this year's hottest gigs, Live Nation have given Bizarre a bunch to give away for FREE. As well as a pair of tickets for Robbie Williams' gig at the Emirates on June 7, we've got two for Nelly and Eve's show at Birmingham's Utilita Arena on June 4. Also up for grabs is a pair of tickets to see rockers Guns N' Roses at Wembley Stadium on June 26, along with two tickets for Iggy Pop at Alexandra Palace on May 28. Plus a pair of tickets to see John Legend at London's O2 Arena on June 1. For a chance to win, visit and click which act you'd like to see. The competition runs every day this week and the winners will be selected at random. If you aren't one of our lucky winners, Live Nation's Concert Week is offering 80,000 tickets from £25, so keep an eye out for promotions.
