News about Julian Lennon

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Described perhaps inevitably, but correctly, as 'a classic', it's pretty close to perfection. That's not so much because of the discreet studio, where a white grand piano takes pride of place, but because of the captivating, white-shuttered 18th-century house which looks out, across a terrace arrayed with statues, to the Mediterranean - and which is even blessed with its own chapel, carved into the hillside above. But though it may be a dream South of France property, I can reveal that Julian Lennon has decided to walk away from it - albeit for £22 million.

After his death on Sunday, the son of legendary Beatles frontman John Lennon, Julian, 60, led the actors in their tributes to the late Karl Wallinger's. The former World Party frontman died at the age of 66, but his publicist has confirmed that there was no cause of death given. Julian Lennon wrote: 'So sad to learn of Karl Wallinger's death...We've lost another Good'un...Safe travels my friend.'

Julian Lennon said one particular Beatles hit would always be "dark" to him because it serves as a reminder of the agony of his parents' divorce and the fact that "I never saw my father again." Sir Paul McCartney, the son of late Beatles superstar John Lennon, wrote the song to console Julian and his mother Cynthia over the 1968 breakup and the affair with Yoko Ono, according to his uncle. It's a beautiful sentiment, no doubt about it, and I'm grateful, but I've also been drawn up by it.'

In New York's JFK Airport, just weeks before the 42nd anniversary of his assassination, Sir Paul McCartney bumped into John Lennon's lookalike son Julian. The Beatles icon, 80, was seen arriving in New York City on Friday, where he took a selfie with his ex bandmate Julian Lennon. The singer took to Twitter to share the snapshot, being stunned at the prospect of meeting someone new for the first time - which happens to be just weeks away from his father's 42nd birthday.

The 2022 MTV EMA show is only three nights away, and it will highlight many artists' musical and visual achievements around the world. However, the MTV Generation Change Award will be given to three Ukrainian changemakers for their continuing work in the care and protection of those affected by Ukraine's continuing humanitarian crisis. Lina Deshvar, Anna Kutova, and Anfisa Yankovina were among the three finalists nominated for providing protection for refugees; evacuating and caring for families raising children, teens, and young people with disabilities; and supporting women and families who have been estranged from their families; and more.

Tick tock! Less than a week is approaching the 2022 MTV EMA awards, and more artists and broadcasters have lined up to perform. Tate McRae, who will perform live at the fete, and Armani White, who will bring his viral smash "Billie Eilish," were added to the list on Tuesday (November 8). McRae's second live appearance at the awards show this year will be commemorated. With a chilling performance of her hit "You Broke Me First" at the 2020 EMA, McRae joins the long line of previously announced performers Stormzy, Gayle, OneRepublic, Kalush Orchestra, Spinall, Nasty, Nasty C, Ava Max, Bebe Rexha, Gorillaz, Lewis Capaldi, and Muse.

The 2022 MTV EMA show is less than two weeks away, and more artists are lining up to perform at the venue. MTV announced on Tuesday (November 1) that Stormzy, Gayle, OneRepublic, Kalush Orchestra, Spinall, yanna, and Nasty C will perform live at this year's awards show in Düsseldorf, Germany, on November 13. Although veterans Stormzy and OneRepublic are returning to the EMA stage, Gayle, Kalush Orchestra, Spinall, yanna, and Nasty C are among the newcomers. Ava Max, Bebe Rexha, Gorillaz, David Guetta, Lewis Capaldi, and Muse are among the many artists to have appeared on stage previously.