News about Iggy Pop

Lulu is set to take to the stage at Glastonbury this year for one final time after announcing her retirement from touring. The singer, 75, told fans in February she would be doing no more live gigs on the road after her current tour following a glittering 60-year career - saying she felt 'unsupported' dealing with the heavy demands of touring last year. Her Champagne with Lulu tour wraps at the London Palladium next week but she has a performance booked i in at Worthy Farm's world famous festival in June.

When touring, Lulu has revealed that the very normal thing she does not do before midday is being done. Following a glittering 60-year career, the singer, 75, declared her retirement in February, saying she was 'unsupported' dealing with the heavy demands of touring last year. Lulu, the Scottish star, real name Lulu Kennedy-Cairns, said she felt 'gruelling' on the road, but that she had noticed it in the last 12 months.

On Monday, Lulu made a glamorous appearance at the TV Choice Awards, which were hosted at The London Hilton on Park Lane. In a silver sequinned blazer, he teamed with a pair of aviator shades, the legendary singer, 76, oozed rocker chic. Lulu layered her jacket over a simple black co-ord, while simultaneously sliding her feet into a pair of chunky trainers.

In a denim suit co-ord set made up of a two-tone faded jacket and matching straight leg trousers, the Australian actress, 54, showcased her unique sense of style. She wore a few inches in a pair of pointed black heels and accessorized with a chunky silver jewelled necklace.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Claudia Winkleman's much-admired wardrobe for hit BBC One show The Traitors cost more than £8,000 for just three episodes. However, now that the thrilling story is over, she has turned to designer clothes once more. The presenter, 51, was in West London for the fashionable River Cafe, sporting a beige beanie hat and an edgy black puffa jacket, with an illustration of punk legend Iggy Pop emblazoned on the back.

Fans of Morrissey are now learning why the legendary crooner abruptly canceled a string of performances, two in Southern California. The Smiths frontman had been supposed to appear at the Honda Center in Anaheim on Friday, January 26, and the Kia Forum the next night in honor of his heralded album You Are The Quarry's 20th anniversary, but the Smiths frontman's arrival was postponed due to 'unforeseen circumstances.' 'Morrissey's tour guide Donnie Knutson wrote on his Instagram page, 'Morrissey is getting medical attention for physical exhaustion.'

On Friday, a glamorous Hollywood actress appeared unrecognizable in a mousy brown wig and large black-framed glasses as she shot her latest film in Dublin. In a 'funny and sad' film directed by Jim Jarmusch, the two-time Academy Award-winning actress was seen filming Father, Mother, Sister, Brother, a two-time Academy Award-winning film. She appeared with Jim, 70, on the 2003 anthology Coffee & Cigarettes, which also starred Steve Buscemi and Iggy Pop. The actor was last seen in the drama film The New Boy, which was released in 2023 and shot in Australia. So do you know who it is?

Can there be anything new to say about the king and queen of excess?Lewis answers with a stonking yes as Lewis' distinctive insight and wit bring the tale-binding, super-charged Hollywood couple who lived life as a spectacle and whose bed-hopping earned Vatican condemnation as 'erotic vagrancy.' Voluptuous Liz and Brooding Burton were two diamond-decked, mink-lined icons of indulgence for those who merged with illusion and reality. Their extravagance was delectable. When Taylor flew to Leningrad, she took 2,800lbs of excess luggage - that's nearly a ton and a half of clothes!She needed 21 suites at a Paris hotel on the Champs-Elysee in order to film in Paris. They simply bought their own jet to go for lunch in Nice one day.

Bill Nighy and singer Jane McDonald are among the popular faces expected to appear on the BBC radio during the Christmas season. On BBC Radio 6 Music, Academy Award winner Nighy, 73, will appear in Iggy Pop, bringing his festive spirit to the holiday listening, and will also appear in A L Kennedy's drama A Single Act on BBC Radio 4: A single Act.

There's an unwritten rule on this website not to mention Christmas information until December. As with most policies, there will always be an exception, and if Cher decides to debut a Christmas album in October, it would be Scrooge-like not to deck the halls with boughs of holly and attend the soirée.

ADRIAN THRILLS: The first new Stones single in three years is a instantly recognisable slice of swagger and strut, from its staccato guitar riffs to Mick Jagger's pouting presence. Pitched between Start Me Up and Undercover Of The Night, Angry is a preview of the band's first album of new songs in 18 years. 'Don't get angry with me, I never caused you no pain,' the octogenarian frontman begins to scream that he isn't getting enough sex and threatens to fly off to Brazil in protest. Of course, it's ridiculous, but it's also a lot of fun. There's even a crunching, bluesy Keith Richards guitar solo. With American singer Andrew Watt, a producer who has collaborated with Justin Bieber, Ozzy Osbourne, and Iggy Pop, the band produced the single and a portion of next month's Hackney Diamonds LP.

The only jeweller to have ever sold a piece of jewelry worn by the Queen has revealed that it went for millions, and that it was discovered after chatting with the owner in a bar. Simon Maclachlan, the owner of Piccadilly Vaults in St James', London, bought and sold the Plunket Tiara, which was worn by Her Majesty in 1973. The late royal was on her way to a 'Fanfare for Europe' gala held at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden when the tiara she was wearing broke (pictured in 1973).

Ron S Peno (pictured), frontman of Died Pretty (right), died on Friday night in South Yarra, Melbourne, after a four-year battle with cancer, according to his bandmates. He was erecting in the face of adversity,' his bandmates wrote. After leading the band for more than four decades, Peno was first diagnosed with oesophageal cancer four and a half years ago.

Douglas Luiz (Tom COLLOMOSSE): Douglas Luiz talks to Brazilian singer-songwriter Mumuzinho on his way to training, but he took the time at Aston Villa to establish himself as a bona fide rock star. Luiz equalized in the second half and then performed a stage dive into the Holte End, which would have made Iggy Pop proud.

Among the many performances and unexpected moments in Windsor Castle's Coronation Concert on Sunday were none more striking than the sight of Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh dancing alongside Lionel Ritchie. And the real surprise? She could really move, receiving adoration from viewers and royal followers who took to Twitter in astonishment. I've never wanted to party with a Princess more,' wrote one.' We've all seen the Windsors dance before, of course, because it's not unprecedented for members of the Royal Family to be led to the dance floor for a regal boogie. However, although late Queen Elizabeth was known as a good dancer, some of the younger generation have shone more brilliantly than others. Here are some of the other show-stopping moments in which the royals decided to cut some shapes. For better and worse, there is both good and bad news.

Morrissey is looking for a "record brand or private investor" to release his new album. Without Music is a newspaper that publishes articles about Morrissey's severing ties with former Capitol Records. In December, the former Smiths singer and his production company decided to leave Capitol Records, as well as his accounting company, after being accused of refusing to release his fifteenth solo LP Bonfire Of Teenagers. The album, which features collaborations with punk musician Iggy Pop and rock band Red Hot Chilli Peppers, is believed to embrace contemporary social and political topics, with its title track a reaction to the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017.

Clem Burke, the Blondie drummer, has announced that the band will be heading to Glastonbury 2023, with headline actor Sir Elton John. He announced on Foxy Radio that the band will appear in Crystal Palace Park with Iggy Pop on July 1, and that they will appear at other festivals as part of their Lust For Life UK and Ireland tour. 'We're also doing Isle of Wight Festival and a few other festivals,' my guess... but we're going to have an exclusive at Glastonbury.'

Christa Miller displayed her chic style at the unveiling of her latest Apple TV+ show Shrinking at The Paley Museum in New York City on Tuesday. In a black and white Iggy Pop t-shirt, long black skirt with a sultry side slit, and matching black boots, the actress, 58, looked rocker chic. Jason Segel, 43, who looked stylish in a grey coat, and Zach Braff, 47, who was dapper in a dark olive suit, were among her co-stars.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Only hours after a Luftwaffe raid in April 1941, Churchill presided at a degree ceremony at Bristol as the chancellor of its university, a move that he'had never imagined possible,' and delivered a impromptu speech likening Bristol's "fortitude" to that of "Ancient Rome" in an impromptu. However, those devoted alumni - donors of hundreds of millions of pounds - will be embroiled from the University, as well as from the historic building where Churchill gave his address. If accepted, it would be the result of what critics say is a bogus "consultation" of benefactors' ties with slavery.

Iggy Pop said that Grammy executives, as a result of his celebrity on breakout artists like Lil Nas X and Billie Eilish, helped him to win the Lifetime Achievement Grammy Award. The Lust For Life artist, 76, spoke to Classic Rock about why he was initially reluctant to accept the award from the Recording Academy. 'The Grammys kept calling to talk to me on the phone,' he said, 'and I kept reminding my manager, "I don't want to talk to them." I loathe those people. 'They want me to be an exhibit in their museum or somewhere.'

There were rumors that this might be his last album when Iggy Pop came out in 2016. ... . Or at least the last time he made a full-bodied rock and roll record. After all, the former wildman had developed into a decent elder statesman who played golf, watched Countryfile, and sold car insurance on television. We should have known better. Iggy's 75th birthday isn't so much in broken glass or smears himself with peanut butter while fronting his old band, The Stooges, at a Cincinnati gig in 1970, but he still knows how to do a powerhouse rock song, and there are a slew of them on his 19th solo album. Born James Osterberg and raised in a Michigan trailer park, the singer made his name by performing hard rock before heading to Berlin to record his experimental solo album, The Idiot and Lust For Life with David Bowie. "I'm the guy with no shirt on fire, and we made a record the old-fashioned way,' he says of the new product. Well, that's only partially true.

It's been a long hunt for the elusive "bop" — which has been elusive. Playlists and streaming-service recommendations can only do so much. They often leave a lingering question: Are these songs really good, or are they just new? A hand-picked collection of songs from the MTV News staff is available at Bop Shop. This weekly collection doesn't discriminate by gender and can include anything — it's a glimpse at what's on our minds and what sounds good. With the new music, we'll keep it fresh, but we'll still get a few oldies (but goodies) every once in a while. This week, we've compiled a few holiday tunes to get you into the holiday spirit.

Roxanne Lowit, the well-known American fashion photographer, died at the age of 80, according to a spokesperson who revealed it on Instagram last week. "We're sorry to say we lost a remarkable woman today," Lowit wrote. Lowit was also on hand to witness the ascension of the supermodels in the 1990s, with some of her best pictures featuring Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, and Christy Turlington among others. Leading figures in the creative industry, including Crawford and Evangelista, have paid tribute to New York native Lowit.

Jockstrap's music has swoopeted from college dorm rooms to English nightclubs to America's shores, and perhaps soon enough, it will beam into your headphones. The burgeoning London indie pop trio is the result of two music school classmates, singer Georgia Ellery, and producer Taylor Skye. They've developed a sound that's disorienting, dizzying, and frustrating at times, but they've also created a good deal of joy and a slew of fun.