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Tonight's episode (26th September)  of Emmerdale featured a heart breaking episode with Charity Dingle going to find her father, Obadiah which lead to her discovering some sad news about her mother. As soon as the episode started with Charity looking for her father's house were she was sat outside with Vanessa in the car and he appeared about her car window leaving Vanessa Woodfield feeling a little startled. But when Obadiah gave Charity some cakes you could see that her childhood memories started to flood back. A seconds later with Charity and Vanessa soon entering his house, Charity, Obadiah and Vanessa were seen in the kitchen talking about her childhood - Charity notices a family photo which she doesn't remember and Charity gets very vocal about him after her mother. Charity notices that her father is shaking and has no sympathy which is typical Charity. Love the fact that Charity just blurted out the fact that she is a lesbian now and she seemed proud to do so whi

Ahead of her forthcoming UK tour dates next month, Tenille Townes  premiered the official music video for her first single, Somebody’s Daughter which you can watch  here . Somebody's Daughter is also making its official impact at US Country radio this week and already been supported by key international radio including Ricky Ross on BBC Radio Scotland and Chris Country. Somebody's Daughter is taken from Tenille's forthcoming full-length debut album which is produced by Jay Joyce and set for release in 2019 on Columbia Nashville/ Sony Music UK. Listen to Somebody’s Daughter  here . Of the song and video, Tenille shared:  “It makes me so happy to have this video out in the world, telling a visual story of this song with a message that is so important to me. My hope is for people to feel empowered to recognise those around us. We’ve all got a story and something we’re working through and I believe the little things count. There’s a lot we can learn from a kid at a lemona

Carrie Underwood was inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday (September 20th), becoming the 2,646th star on the Walk right outside the famed Capitol Records building on North Vine Street. “How does a girl from Checotah, Okla., end up with a star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame? I will tell you how.” She raved about her family, including her parents and her husband Mike Fisher, who she called “an incredible man who thinks I’m so much better than I am in every way.” She also spoke to her three-and-a-half year old son, saying “Isaiah Michael, I love you so much…and I’m proud of you, and I believe in you, too.” Photo Credit: Cameron Premo Former American Idol judge Simon Cowell celebrated Carrie explaining he once predicted she would become the best-selling artist in the history of the show. CMA co-host and friend Brad Paisley praised not only her career, but her humanitarian efforts. “She not only goes into our [country] format and starts having one hit record after

Tonight's episode of EastEnders saw the return of  Louisa Lytton as Ruby Allen after 12 years and I for one was very excited because Louisa has been an inspiration of mine for so many years and I am thrilled about Ruby has returned because I have missed the character so much. Speaking of her return, Louisa enthused: ‘EastEnders was my first acting job out of drama school and opened so many doors for me. It’s wonderful to be given the opportunity to come back and explore my character and I’m excited to see what’s in store for Ruby. We last saw her twelve years ago as a young girl and now she is returning as a woman with scope for major change and some brilliantly challenging storylines.’ Show boss John Yorke added: ‘Louisa is a fantastic actress and I am delighted that she is returning to EastEnders. Now twelve years older, viewers will see a much more mature and confident Ruby who is set to be involved in one of our biggest storylines later this year.’ In last night's

I am very excited to be bringing you this interview with US singer-songwriter,  Olivia Lane who has recently just released her latest single, You Got Me on Friday 24th August and kindly Olivia agreed to and interview with me to discuss the single. Hello, Olivia. Thank you for very kindly agreeing to this interview with me.  A few weeks ago, you released your latest single, You Got Me - could you please tell us a little about the song? This song is about letting someone know you’re there for them.   Sometimes life can get so crazy and I know for me personally it really helps hearing someone say ‘I’m here to listen and I may not know the answers but you’ve got me here for you.’ I think there’s real power in being present for another person. Your vocals are wonderful I have to say! Your vocal ability are fabulous. THANKS! What inspired you to write this song? This last year I did a lot of work no self love and self growth and ultimately my songwriting started reflecting th

North Carolina-native,  Scotty McCreery  has listened to the regional Beach Music of the Carolinas since he was a child. Now he’s made his own contribution to the genre as his song, Barefootin' reaches the Number 1 position on the Beach Music Top 40 Chart this week. Scotty, a ACM, BMI and CMT Award winner wrote the song with David Lee Murphy and Frank Rogers last year. He told both writers when they sat down that day that he really wanted to create a Beach Music song in the shag dance style (one of Beach Music’s main dances) for his album, Seasons Change. Barefootin' was produced by Frank, Derek Wells, and Aaron Eshuis. “This is awesome news about ‘Barefootin’!’” said Scotty. “That is one of my favorite songs on Seasons Change. It reminds me of all the great times I’ve had at the beach through the years with friends and family. This song was not released as a single or promoted in any way, so this is a huge surprise. I’m so glad people have discovered the song and are digg