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Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Huge pop star spills pints of Guinness on Dublin pub floor as she parties with locals - but would you have spotted her?
Camila Cabello shocked locals in Dublin on Saturday night as she partied at a pub drinking Guinness following her show at the 3Arena. The pop star, 27, shared a series of pictures of her night out on Instagram as she sipped on pints and took to the dance floor. Camila crouched on the floor dancing with two Guinness' in her hand while surrounded by friends before spilling the booze on the dance floor. In another snap, the Havana songstress threw her hands in the air celebrating the end of the European leg of her world tour. She kept low-key for the evening in a grey cardigan and stylish black mini skirt while at the J.R. Mahon's Public House & Brewery. She wrote: 'Dublin how could we ever forget you you legends!!!!! Ireland is one of my favorite places in the world - so many of my favorite authors poets films came from here. The pop star, 27, shared a series of pictures of her night out on Instagram as she sipped on pints and took to the dance floor 'Not to mention this was the best night ever, we had to split the G and celebrate the end of the Euro leg.' Camila was in town as part of her Yours, C Tour and had just performed at the 3Arena earlier that night. During the gig, Camila looked nothing short of sensational in a dramatic silver corset with heavy boning and a bust boosting halterneck. The former Fifth Harmony star teamed the dramatic stage ensemble with a pair of matching skimpy hot pants, which featured a draping belt. She wore a pair of sky-high knee high boots matching the rest of the costume as she gave her extremely high-octane performance. The crowd went wild as she performed hits including Never Be the Same, She Loves Control, Inside Out, and Consequences. The Señorita hitmaker appeared in great spirits as she delivered an energetic performance alongside a slew of backup dancers. Camila's Yours, C Tour kicked off on June 21 at the Starlite Occident Festival in Marbella. The tour is a mix of festival appearances and headline shows across Europe, Asia, Australia, and South America with the European leg concluding in Dublin on Wednesday evening. She will then head to Australia and Brazil in August and September for a string of shows. Her sizzling performance comes several months after she jetted to Monaco to take in the Formula 1 races during the 2025 Monaco E-Prix. The singer was joined by her boyfriend, Lebanese businessman Henry Junior Chalhoub, 38. Cabello and Chalhoub were first linked in November 2024 at an Elie Saab fashion show afterparty in Saudi Arabia. They sparked romance rumours when they were seen packing on the PDA as they frolicked in the ocean in St. Barts in January. The couple went to the pre-BAFTA Nominees party on February 15 in London. They also piled on the PDA while sitting in the front row of Chanel's 2025 Fall/Winter fashion show on March 11 in Paris. They were playfully holding hands before the fashion show started until Chalhoub saw someone filming them and hid his face behind Camila's shoulder. Chalhoub comes from a very wealthy family. His clan are the owners of Dubai-based luxury fashion distribution company Chalhoub Group. The company works with Versace, Jimmy Choo, Jacquemus and several LVMH-owned brands. The mission of the company is to be a partner and creator of luxury experiences in the Middle East,' per their official website. Chalhoub's grandfather Michel and family were worth $1.7 billion as of 2019. Camila has been open about wanting to keep her private life out of the public eye and exercises caution when discussing her love life. 'I get why people are interested in my love life, but I don't want to give people that piece of me because it is the most important part,' she told Latina magazine. Camila went on to outline her 'dream life': 'I want to make songs and have incredible experiences with people. 'I don't want to be locked up in a hotel room and just do press and red carpets. That's not the kind of life I want to live.'
Forbes
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Jin's ‘RUNSEOKJIN_EP. TOUR' Brings Silliness And Sincerity To Anaheim
Jin during his RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR in Anaheim, CA, July 18, 2025 Two months after BTS member Kim Seokjin, aka Jin, was discharged from the military, the first episode of Run Jin aired on BTS' Official YouTube Channel. A spinoff of the group's variety show, Run BTS!, Run Jin focused on the oldest member trying new things, such as fencing, climbing a mountain, returning to his old high school, playing against fellow artists in games, interacting with kids, and other various challenges. As the first member to complete his military service at the time, Jin didn't want to keep ARMY – the name for BTS' fandom – waiting for content. With 36 episodes in total, the show concluded in May with Jin discussing his plans for the real finale, a world tour: #RUNSEOKJIN_EP. TOUR. As he enters his meeting with the concert planners, he details some information he had wanted to include but had been censored. He tells his team, 'I just think it'll be really fun! And it'll make it feel like we're really interacting [with ARMY]! Run Jin is all about fun.' He then turns to the camera, telling his viewers, 'The Run Jin that made you laugh may be ending, but the Run Jin where I come to see you is just getting started. Then, should we all start running?' Last night, at the Honda Center in Anaheim, was the start of the North American leg of Jin's tour. ARMY was scattered all around outside the arena, either waiting in line to purchase concert merchandise, waiting to enter the venue, or just meeting with other fellow fans. Many were dressed in 'Jin-core'–the silly style of the singer. From fans dressed in Super Mario Bros. costumes (dedicated to his visit to Universal Studios Japan Nintendo World) to fans dressed as fishermen or fish (an ode to his love for fishing), it was apparent which member of BTS's concert this was for. Many passed out 'freebies'–a popular trend within the fandom–dedicated to Jin, filled with fan-made photocards, handmade bracelets, stickers, charms, or even a custom compact mirror. The Honda Center was even involved in the fanfare activities by offering free airbrush tattoos dedicated to the pop star at their arena brewery. RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR in Anaheim, CA, July 18, 2025 As the sold-out arena began to fill the purplish-blue-lit room, many were excited to see another adored member of BTS live on stage. It had been three months since j-hope performed in Los Angeles, and a month since the final member of BTS–Suga–was discharged from civil service to join the rest of the group. Fans chattered, wondering if there would be special guests joining Jin on stage, as BTS are all now reunited. Jin and Jung Kook had performed as special guests for j-hope's final HOPE ON THE STAGE concert in Seoul. Also, with Jin as the most unpredictable member of the group, anything was possible. All the noise came to a sudden stop as the lights dimmed, and then a burst of cheers as fans realized the concert was about to begin. Suddenly, the global superstar, dressed in a shimmery outfit, calmly walked on stage. With his hair slicked back and his forehead exposed (it's a thing for his fans), he strutted down the runway as if he owned the place towards a podium with a buzzer on top. He held his hand up and slapped the buzzer, which prompted everything to come alive–laser lights, confetti, sparklers, and the screens lit up in Run Jin graphics. He screamed to the rousing audience, 'Are you ready?!' Jin during his RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR in Anaheim, CA, July 18, 2025 He began to dance around the stage in celebration, singing 'Running Wild,' the lead single from his debut EP, Happy. The entire arena became a large dance party as they sang along to the chorus with him. The dance party continued with 'I'll Be There' as the room filled with laser lights shooting from the stage, with puffs of theatrical smoke blowing upwards on the sides of the stage. He was welcomed with cheers and barks from the crowd. Like many other Korean artists, Jin didn't seem to understand the concept, but accepted it as a sign of affection, even barking back at one point during the concert. He asked the crowd how the concert was going, and when he was met with screams, he laughed in response, 'Ah, excited.' To build up the anticipation for ARMY, he had a countdown timer set for a minute before moving to the next portion, which consisted of more upbeat, melodic tunes. As he began 'With the Clouds,' from his recent album ECHO, the platform beneath him began to rise as if he were being placed in the sky with cloud graphics displayed behind him. The song, which goes through three tone changes without warning, seemed effortless for the singer. His steady voice shone through during the complex high notes, ensuring that he's not depending on any backtracks throughout the pitch changes. He immediately followed up with the steady but lively song, 'Falling.' He began his introduction with his signature move–staring seductively into the camera before blowing a kiss to the audience–proving his nickname as World Wide Handsome. He introduced himself as 'Jin of BTS,' which was met with more cheers at the mention of the beloved group he's been a part of for over a decade. He explained that the concert wasn't just any typical concert – it was designed to feel like a live episode of Run Jin. He had the audience learn a phrase spoken at the beginning and the end of his episodes. He will say '달리다' ('Run') and the audience must respond, 'Seokjin!' while moving their arm and finger across their body, symbolizing that the audience are his special guests in this episode. Instead of the traditional VCRs, fans were treated to fun games, which also meant the singer would have few moments to rest. After he performed 'Don't Say You Love Me,' the lead single from ECHO, he shared that they were going to play a game with a special guest. Everyone cheered, thinking it might be one of his members, but was met with a mixture of cheers and sighs when he revealed, 'Anaheim ARMY!' The first game was charades, where the audience had to act out the word for Jin to guess. On screen, audiences were given three outfit options from Run Jin – traditional Korean hanbok, taekwondo gi, or the farmer's look – that he would wear in the next set if they were to complete the mission. After two hilarious guesses, one of which he made fun of ARMY's interpretations, Jin was successful in the game, and the farmer's outfit was declared the winner. In the complete farmer outfit–a large straw hat, purple rainboots, and all–Jin performed his viral hit, 'Super Tuna,' to graphics reflecting the ridiculous nature of the song. He then had the audience pick a song to karaoke to while he changed for the next set. The audience picked a classic BTS song, 'Anpanman,' which had Jin dancing in the background of the karaoke video. Jin during his RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR in Anaheim, CA, July 18, 2025 He appeared again onstage with a piano, introducing his slower, more heartfelt and heartbreaking songs, 'I Will Come To You,' 'Abyss,' Background,' and 'Another Level.' All of which showcased Jin's wide vocal range, including his impressive control of the high notes, proving that he's more than just a 'handsome face.' With his second game, ARMY had to sing snippets of select songs for Jin to guess correctly. The first guess was the all-English track, 'Don't Say You Love Me,' which proved easy for the American audience to understand. When it came to the second song challenge, which was BTS's debut song 'No More Dream' (and entirely in Korean), the audience failed to keep up with the Korean words, prompting Jin to poke fun at ARMY's limited knowledge of Korean. In the third song challenge, 'Loser,' which was a mix of English and Korean, the audience was able to perfectly sing the English parts while hilariously stumbling over the Korean portion. After the game, he continued the set with 'Loser,' followed by his country song, 'Rope It,' during which he donned a cowboy hat. Jin during his RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR in Anaheim, CA, July 18, 2025 As homage to his group, he performed a BTS medley piece consisting of 'Dynamite,' 'Butter,' 'Mikrokosmos,' and 'Spring Day,' which caused several people in the crowd to burst into tears—images from their respective music videos played in the background of each song. Though Jin had made fun of ARMY's lack of Korean, it felt as if everyone in the room knew the [Korean] lyrics to Spring Day by heart. At least the ending vocal portion, which prompted Jin to stop and look into the crowd, taking in the moment. He then moved on to a new set design, one filled with graphics of the universe, for 'The Astronaut.' It felt inspired by his song collaborators, Coldplay, as the stage lights and ARMY Bombs (their official lightstick) shone in multiple colors, with giant planet balloons floating through the crowd. It showcased Jin's close connection with the British rock band, one that was mutually shared. He then ended the set with 'Nothing Without Your Love.' The time between the concert and the encore was a moment for fans to show off their posters, signs, costumes, and flags on the big screen. As each was shown, cheers echoed the arena as many were highlighted, including 'Thank You, Jin,' 'King Seokjin,' 'Can I Be Your Best Catch?,' and a poster with BTS saying 'We Are Back!' Before Jin appeared back on stage for the encore, a video-game style recap of Run Jin was played on the screens. Memorable moments from the series were played, and met with cheers, as 'I'll Be There For You' played over the speakers. Jin during his RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR in Anaheim, CA, July 18, 2025 Wearing his Anaheim jersey merchandise, Jin stepped out from the darkness to sing his thoughtful ballad, 'Epiphany.' Afterward, he expressed his appreciation to ARMY for their continued support, promising to continue doing his best for them. He then challenged a few lucky ARMY to sing the introduction to 'Moon'–a song written with ARMY in mind–with him. The three challengers all passed with the notes, which left Jin impressed, as he sang the rest of the pop-rock song. Though many thought that was the end of the show, since Moon was Jin's love song to ARMY, he popped up to sing the final song, 'To Me, Today.' The uplifting song is about being in the moment and letting go of worries, which he wanted to send ARMY off with. As he sang, images from his Run Jin series appeared in the background to remind viewers that this was the entire reason he created the show and the concert — to allow audiences to enjoy and embrace it. The entire concert was a reminder of what J-hope said in the Run Jin finale, 'I'm sure you had fun watching the show, but he always thought long and hard about what he could do to make ARMY happy. He really is a fool who thinks only about ARMY. He does his best even in the toughest moments, and when he finds himself in unfamiliar environments, he naturally fits in. That's just who our Seokjin is.' And, it's apparent that ARMY truly loves him for it.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
BTS Slate Spring 2026 Return With New Music and World Tour
BTS — the record-breaking, chart-topping K-pop group — has announced plans for their long awaited return. The seven-member group, in their first group broadcast in nearly three years, took to the Hybe-owned Weverse fan platform for a livestream Tuesday, where they laid out the plan for their post-military enlistment future. BTS told fans that they're all heading to the U.S. this month to begin working on new music that is currently slated for a spring 2026 release. More from The Hollywood Reporter "Diddy" Trial Jury Reaches Partial Verdict on 4 Counts, Must Decide on RICO Charge Before Announcement Warner Music Group to Undergo Layoffs as Part of $300 Million Cost-Savings Plan Sean "Diddy" Combs' Trial Jury Troubles Begin Within One Hour of Deliberations 'We'll be releasing a new BTS album in the spring of next year. Starting in July, all seven of us will begin working closely together on new music. Since it will be a group album, it will reflect each member's thoughts and ideas,' the group said in a statement. 'We're approaching the album with the same mindset we had when we first started.' The supergroup also announced plans for a world tour next year, their first since their wildly successful post-pandemic string of shows, BTS: Permission to Dance on Stage, which drew 4 million attendees and viewers across in-person concerts, online livestreaming, live viewing and live play, according to a release. 'We'll be visiting fans all around the world, so we hope you're as excited as we are,' the group said. Until 2026, BTS members are seemingly continuing previously planned solo work, including eldest member Jin's solo tour, which was just held in Goyang, South Korea, on June 28 and June 29. J-Hope, who recently wrapped his own solo tour, is slated to headline Lollapalooza Berlin later this month. All members of BTS reunited for the first time since 2022 last month at J-Hope's solo concert finale in Goyang, South Korea. The reunion marked the end of a busy week for the group as members RM, V, Jimin and Jung Kook were discharged from their mandatory military service earlier that week, joining already released J-Hope and Jin. Suga completed his mandatory military service as social work personnel that following week, signaling the official return-to-active status for the group. BTS fans have long awaited their return, although each member of the group found success with their solo work released throughout the two-year enlistment period. In October 2022, BTS performed a massive free concert, titled Yet to Come, in Busan, South Korea. The concert, which was in support of the Korean city's bid for the 2030 World Expo, brought legions of ARMY from around the world. Days after the performance, BigHit Music announced that all seven members would be moving forward with plans to fulfill their military service, saying it was 'the perfect time' and that the group's members were honored to serve. BTS' Tuesday livestream, their first since September 2022, bagged over 7.3 million real-time total views, according to a release. Exact release or tour dates have yet to be announced. Best of The Hollywood Reporter From 'Party in the U.S.A.' to 'Born in the U.S.A.': 20 of America's Most Patriotic (and Un-Patriotic) Musical Offerings Most Anticipated Concert Tours of 2025: Beyoncé, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar & SZA, Sabrina Carpenter and More Hollywood's Most Notable Deaths of 2025 Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
7 days ago
- Yahoo
Brit on 14,000 cycle across world trained by working for Deliveroo
A Brit has set off on an epic 14,000 cycle across the world after training for it by working as a food delivery cyclist. Simon Watts, 31, is pedalling to Sydney, Australia from his hometown of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, on his trusty steel-framed bike 'Hendo', named after his hometown delicacy, Henderson's Relish. The hospitality worker had signed up to delivery apps including Deliveroo, Uber Eats, and Just Eat to train for the trip and had spent just €15 on accommodation in nine different countries. After setting off on May 8, Simon reached Turkey after 30 days, where he is currently resting. He said: 'My first day was Sheffield to Manchester and my bike was so heavy the front wheel was uncontrollably wobbling. 'At my friend's house I had a moment of panic and ditched everything that I deemed to not be essential. 'I think the cycling has been the easiest part, in reality. The biggest challenges were adapting to a different way of life. 'I've done a few bike tours before, but nothing of this scale where I've carried so much stuff.' Simon has already powered through wet weather, strong headwinds, and a minor crash in Bulgaria – where he injured his knee. A scary encounter with barking shepherd dogs in Romania led to one of Simon's friends giving him a can of pepper spray to defend himself in the more remote regions. Donation link:
Daily Mail
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Proof Oasis will make it to Australia despite rift rumours during sold out reunion tour
It may be two decades in the making, but Oasis are finally making their way Down Under. As rift rumours continue to swirl around brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher during the Britpop icons' sold out world tour, many fans are wondering if the pair's notoriously prickly relationship can last the distance of a 41-date world tour. In fact, after just four shows, many fans are questioning if the band can make it to their highly anticipated shows at Wembley Stadium later this month. Reports that Noel and Liam would be kept apart as much as possible on tour, and Liam taking off solo after the band's first show in Cardiff have caused fans to wonder if the wheels will fall off before the tour wraps up in November. Meanwhile, the pair's body language on-stage has been analysed by experts, who say Noel appears 'overwhelmed', whereas Liam remains the 'dominant' presence From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Fans voiced their concerns on X, with many speculating the tour would not see its end due to the brothers' feelings towards one another. Users took to the site to write: 'Please finish the tour without fighting... The tour will be lucky to finish all dates [mark my words].' 'They still hate each other... Bet they don't finish the tour... It's not Oasis though, it's the Liam and Noel show. I bet they don't finish the tour.' However, if the completed shows are anything to go by, it seems Aussie fans will have little to worry about. Claims that there is still friction between Liam and Noel appear to contradict the 'united front' the brothers have been projecting out on stage. For example, the band's bravura set in Cardiff to kick off the tour earlier this month, saw Noel and Liam take to the stage, arm in arm, before delivering a set to delight even the most cynical Oasis fan. Further, Rolling Stone Australia reported that it was a similar situation during the band's second of five hometown shows in Manchester. The publication wrote that when it came time for Noel's 'leading segment' of the set, Liam let his brother have his moment in the sun. They reported that Liam even gave his brother a friendly fist bump before blowing a kiss to the crowd and sauntering off stage to let Noel's star shine. It seems the brothers are keen to keep the tour going as long as possible as a way to say 'thank you' to fans who have waited so long for a reunion. The publication reported that Liam had some positive words for the crowd after playing their hit Champagne Supernova. 'Over the years, I know it's hard work and all that tackle, but we appreciate it,' he reportedly told the crowd. 'You're the best f***ing fans, man. You're mad as f***, but you're the f***ing best ones, man.' With the love-fest showing no signs of abating, Aussie fans should be confident of seeing the Britpop legends in the flesh when they hit Australia for four shows later this year. The Wonderwall fan favourites will play Melbourne's Marvel Stadium on October 31, November 1 and November 4 before moving to Sydney's Accor Stadium for shows on November 7 and November 8. The band were last in the country back in 2005 on their Don't Believe The Truth tour.
