News about Annie Mac

Analysts have been accused of starting a stock ruse to rake in millions, according to Soho House, who has stated that the prestigious venues are 'overcrowded.' Soho House, where Taylor Swift, Margot Robbie, and Leonardo DiCaprio's likes visit often, is embroiled in a controversy after a financial analyst's study revealed that it has swelled its notorious exclusive membership that has swelled. According to GlassHouse Research's study, the result was a "decline in service quality" with 'longer wait times' and reduced "personal attention.' After 28 years of losses, the company's worth has been reduced to a zero.' However, the private members' club retaliated, claiming that the study was inaccurate and misleading. The study, according to the company, was deliberately negative in an attempt to drive down the company's share price in the hopes that GlassHouse could profit from short-selling. Ellie Goulding, Sir Mick Jagger, and Taylor Swift were photographed left at Soho House in 2015. In 2019, Maya Jama, Annie Mac, and Nick Grimshaw were photographed correctly. Inset: Founder Nick Jones and the club's exterior at 76 Dean Street, London.

While perched on a swing above water, the DJ, 39, transformed into a white two-piece, while another snappe showed her dressed in a stunning gold skirt on the beach.

At daytime and early evening sessions, clubbers who thought they had bid farewell to raving decades are being encouraged to reclaim their passion for dance music. Ex Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac's Before Midnight tour has seen the 45-year-old playing Finsbury Park and Camden's Roundhouse (Pictured from left: Vicky McClure promoting DayFever, Annie MacManus at a Before Midnight concert)

On Thursday, the radio DJ, 80, took to Twitter to announce that he would not be leaving his BBC Radio London show because he said it is "time to move forward." He confirmed that his last episode on Soul On Sunday would air on Sunday as he prepares to say goodbye to the show in a matter of days.

When they stepped out for the second day of We Are FSTVL in Upminster on Saturday, Jessie Wynter, Samie Elishi, and Claudia Fogarty all turned heads. The Love Islanders appeared to be in jovial spirits as they joined a whole host of celebrities at the festival, including The Pro Prosecutors, Annie Mac, and Example. Jessie strut in a black halterneck bikini top, crochet crop top, and cargo trousers from PrettyLittleThing displayed her impressive cleavage.

On Thursday, Georgia Toffolo and Jill Scott led the actors at the Soho House Festival in Gunnersbury Park, west London, in style. As they flocked to see The Darkness, Annie Mac, and Pete Tong perform, the actors showcased their best festival fashion.

When performing at the Parklife Festival in Heaton Park, Mimi Webb and Raye Webb displayed their amazing figures. As she entered a figure-hugging midi dress with an edgy-cut out fabric, the Escapism hitmaker, 25, flaunted her curves. Raye - Rachel Keen's real name - sported her thick eyeliner and long lashes and showcased a make up subtle palette.

Annie Macmanus, the former Radio 1 DJ, invites famous guests from music, literature, film, and television to join her to discuss the most important life changes they have faced.

We Are FSTVL has revealed the lineup for its tenth anniversary issue, which will be held over the bank holiday weekend in August. The PrettyLittleThing sponsored event will be held in Upminster, Essex, at the Damyns Hall Aerodrome airfield. With eight shows starring more than 150 artists, one of London's biggest raves is back - and it's not too late to book your ticket.

This 2023 Kendal Calling Festival is expected to be a hot ticket, with big stars and old favorites on the line-up this week. Kasabian will headline the festival from July 27 to July 30 this year, from Thursday to Sunday. Both a weekend ticket and a Thursday ticket will be needed for those planning to attend the entire festival. The best way to get tickets is to pre-register for the pre-sale event in order to have them before the general release. Accessible tickets are still available, but only for people with "permanent disabilities."

Annie Mac has reported that her 'oldest' USB stick, which had been robbed during her gig was stolen.' The DJ, 44, posted a snapshot of the memory stick on Instagram, as well as an anonymous note from the thief, who confessed it was a 'drunken mistake.' Annie expressed her thanks for the safe return of her'most valuable piece' in December, saying, 'we've all made silly mistakes.'

A 16-year-old boy who was arrested after a girl of the same age died after using an unknown drug at a Devon nightclub has been released on bail. The adolescent had been detained on suspicion of supplying a class A drug in pill form, according to police. After the child fell ill, officers went to Move nightclub (pictured) in Exeter about 12.30 a.m. on Saturday, Devon and Cornwall Police said. She was admitted to Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital and medical staff later reported she had died. According to the police, her next-of-kin has been notified of her death and is being assisted. The juvenile, a boy from Devon's Exmouth area, was arrested on Saturday and released on police bail to return on March 2 on March 2nd.

At 12:30 a.m., emergency services were dispatched to Move nightclub in the early hours of this morning. The pill was thought to be either ecstasy or LSD, according to Devon and Cornwall Police officers. The child was taken to the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital, where she was declared dead. A 16-year-old man from Exmouth was arrested on suspicion of being worried about the supply of a class A drug and was detained for questioning.

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When he kicked off his final afternoon show as it comes to an end after 23 years, BBC Radio 2 host Steve Wright (pictured left) said there is "no tension, just fun, appreciation, and thanks." As he kicked off his last ever afternoon show, the veteran DJ, 68, told listeners he 'didn't want to go to bits'. He told listeners that he admired 'the outpouring of goodwill toward the program' before thanking everyone who has attended the program since it began in 1999 and emphasized that he is 'not retiring' from the airwaves for good. Some heartbroken followers took to social media to share what the show meant to them, while others pledged to 'enjoy every minute' of his show on Sunday.

As his afternoon show comes to an end after 23 years, BBC Radio 2 host Steve Wright (pictured left) is planning to bid an emotional farewell to his listeners today. Steve Wright in the Afternoon had been cancelled in what was believed to be part of BBC attempts to reduce the age of the main presenters on the station earlier this year. On Radio 2's social media pages ahead of his final appearance: "I wanted to express my sincere appreciation to anyone who has taken the time to listen over the past 23 years.' I'd like to share what a privilege it has been providing you with amazing choons [sic], debate, entertainment, high humor, and of course, fabulous guests. But he added: 'I'm not retiring! On Radio 2 every weekend, Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs continues.'

After losing his last ever Radio 1 show on Thursday, Scott Mills was furious as he left the BBC studios. As he headed out with co-presenter Chris Stark and Greg James, the 48-year-old - who has been a fixture on Radio 1 for 24 years - cut a casual figure. When Scott finished his show earlier this day, he managed to hold tears, while still insisting that listeners should 'turn on the radio' if they ever feel alone.