Emilia Clarke, renowned for her role as Daenerys Targaryen in Game of Thrones, has ended her four-month relationship with DJ Sebastian ‘Bassi’ Fox. The pair, who went public with their romance last September, decided to part ways after realizing they weren’t a good fit for each other. While the split has been difficult, sources say there are no hard feelings and they hope to remain friends. Clarke has been keeping busy with work, voicing a character in the new animated Netflix adaptation of The Twits and filming a US crime drama titled Criminal. The actress has previously been linked to Seth MacFarlane and Charlie McDowell, and has even used the celebrity dating app Raya, indicating her openness to finding a new partner.
McFly drummer Harry Judd has hinted at ambitious plans for the upcoming Busted Vs McFly tour, even suggesting the possibility of incorporating a stuntman into their performances. He revealed these ideas during the premiere of Cirque du Soleil’s Corteo in London, suggesting the show might have provided some inspiration. In addition to preparing for the tour, Judd is training for the London Marathon, aiming to complete it in under three hours. He’s joined in this endeavor by comedian Joel Dommett, who shares the same ambitious time goal.
Christina Aguilera showcased her slimmed-down physique at the Joy Awards in Saudi Arabia, gracing the purple carpet in shades, a white shirt, and a silver skirt. The singer opened the ceremony with a medley of her hit songs, including “The Voice Within,” “Fighter,” and “Genie in a Bottle.” Aguilera, currently working on a new album, was among several international stars who attended the event honoring Arab artists. Other notable attendees included Michael Buble, Amanda Seyfried, Morgan Freeman, and Matthew McConaughey.
Jason Derulo participated in a unique interview with a virtual Michael Parkinson on the AI-powered podcast “Virtually Parkinson.” While acknowledging the potential of AI, Derulo affirmed his belief that human journalists remain essential. He highlighted the importance of human interaction, facial expressions, and adaptability, elements currently lacking in AI interactions. During the podcast, a technical glitch occurred where the AI ignored Derulo’s question and continued with its pre-programmed script. Despite this, Derulo remains fascinated by AI and envisions it becoming an indispensable tool in the future.
Zara Larsson headlined TikTok’s Global Live Fest at London’s Roundhouse, her performance streamed live on the app. The singer, dressed in a green miniskirt, performed several hits, including “Lush Life,” “Symphony,” and “Can’t Tame Her.” The event brought together content creators from around the world, ranging from an Italian Mr. Bean impersonator to a powerful ballad singer. The event highlighted the transformative power of TikTok in connecting creators with their followers.
In an effort to combat the January blues, the band New Order has released a limited-edition t-shirt in collaboration with the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM). Proceeds from the sales will support the mental health charity. The band emphasized the importance of communication and reaching out to those struggling, potentially saving lives. Meanwhile, actor Henry Cavill, known for his portrayal of Superman, has become a father for the first time with his girlfriend Natalie Viscuso. Details about the baby have yet to be released, but the couple was spotted with a stroller in Australia, where Cavill is filming the live-action movie Voltron. Finally, Melanie C, also known as Sporty Spice, has launched her debut fitness DJ mix on Apple Music and Apple Fitness+. She describes the mix as high-energy and motivational, designed to enhance various workouts. The MOBO Awards has also announced its first performers: Krept & Konan, Bashy, and Spice, who will take the stage in Newcastle in February.
