Rapper 50 Cent stuns locals in UK city as he enjoys surprise activity with G-Unit entourage before gig
Fiddy stunned locals in Glasgow, ahead of his headline set at TRNSMT last night, as he enjoyed an evening of ten-pin bowling with his G-Unit entourage.
He was at hotspot Vega, enjoying drinks in the sky-high bar and using its luxe bowling lanes.
And rather than bottles of champagne, I'm told 50 was enjoying his very own Branson XO Cognac.
An onlooker said: 'We couldn't believe it was him, we had to do a double-take!
Everyone knows he's a legend on stage, but he's also a legend in the lanes.
He scored strike after strike and was having a great time.
If it's any indication of what his TRNSMT performance will be like, it looks like he'll be at the top of his game.'
Sadly, my mole didn't tell me if he had the bumpers up but by the sounds of it he certainly didn't need them.
8
BEY SO GLAM AS COWGIRL
8
BEYONCE shows she's a cut above the rest as she continues her epic Cowboy Carter Tour.
The Drunk In Love singer wowed Landover in Maryland by donning this slashed leotard and Lycra trousers combo.
Ever the fashionista, Queen Bey sported matching gloves and a red cowboy hat.
Beyonce horrifies fans as she suffers mid-air drama in flying car prop during Cowboy Carter show
She only has one more city left to perform in before wrapping up the global trek in Las Vegas later this month.
While everyone is still guessing as to what the superstar will do next, we do know ACT III of her three part album series isn't far off.
Act I saw Bey take on the dancefloors with Renaissance while Act II saw her break the mould by tackling country music.
Act III is said to be a rock record.
If so, I can't wait to hear what she's cooked up for us.
CRAIG 'N ROBBIE DROP TOP TUNES
8
8
YESTERDAY was full of surprises.
As well as Justin Bieber dropping a whole new album, Robbie Williams and Craig David also caught us off guard by releasing new songs.
Robbie has teamed up with Laura Pausini for official Fifa anthem Desire – a string-filled uplifting track that could have come straight out of a film score.
Meanwhile, Craig has teamed up with JoJo for beautiful ballad In It With You, which sees their vocals blend perfectly in harmony together.
TINA'S GOT REAL FLEUR
★★★★☆
8
FLEUR EAST's stint as the legendary Tina Turner is a solid West End debut – even with impossibly big shoes to fill.
A bit like Tina's career, the show is a tale of two halves.
While the first half of the performance is slow to get off the ground, it's another story from curtain up on Act II.
The finale is also easily one of the most fun and joyous I've ever seen on the West End.
X Factor winner turned presenter Fleur has Tina's movements and mannerisms down to a tee.
Is it quite Tina vocally? No. But then again is anyone?
It's impossible to deny Fleur's vocals outshine most of the voices in the UK.
A special shout-out must also go to Rhianne King, who plays a young Anna Mae Bullock [Tina] and was fabulous from the start and throughout.
After running since 2018, Tina will close for the final time on September 13 and if you're in town or a fan of the music icon it's well worth a visit.
DAGNY: TOUR CAME ABOUT JUST IN TIME
SHE's just finished touring the UK with Justin Timberlake.
And Scandi popstar Dagny is already keen to get back on the road and perform for UK fans.
Chatting to Bizarre, the rising star said: 'The crowd in Chelmsford was lovely. Justin has such dedicated fans and they've made it easy for us as support acts to feel part of it.
'It's always interesting to see how a new audience responds. I appreciate when people are curious about new music, and it feels like we have a little 45-minute journey together and by the end we are connected. I hope I can come back on tour again next year.'
The singer added: 'I'd planned to spend this year working on the next album, but when the opportunity to support Justin came up, it was an easy yes.
'I always get a bit restless after sitting in the studio for too many months in a row, so it felt good to get out on tour.'
OLIVIA'S ALIVE AND SWELL
★★★★☆
8
FRESH from taking Glastonbury by storm, Olivia Rodrigo continued her quest for world domination by headlining NOS Alive! In Lisbon, Portugal.
Considering the American pop-rock princess only has two albums under her belt, Olivia's stage presence is the stuff of legend – and she made sure everyone in the crowd on Thursday knew it.
It was a no-frills rock show with shredding guitar solos, an all-female band and an energy that had everyone from her pre-teen superfans to their chaperone dads dancing.
Olivia is a powerhouse when it comes to angst-ridden boy-busting anthems, but she couldn't resist a shout-out to her British actor beau, Louis Partridge, to whom she dedicated track So American, before declaring she was 'so in love' with him.
While Lisbon missed out on the star bringing out a surprise collaborator – who could forget when she was joined by The Cure's Robert Smith on stage at Glasto – fans were given pure, unapologetic Olivia.
And she set the standard incredibly high for the weekend to come.
RYAN TEDDER and his band One Republic have given us hits for two decades.
But it seems the American group are only just getting started.
One Republic have signed a worldwide record deal with BMG – the home of Kylie Minogue and Rita Ora.
Prior to the new deal they had spent 18 years on Mosley Music Group/Interscope.
New single Beautiful Colors is the lead track off their upcoming seventh album, due out this year.
8
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Daily Mail
an hour ago
- Daily Mail
Skating legends Torvill and Dean sign off with a final performance of the iconic Bolero that won them gold at the 1984 Olympics
Torvill and Dean have hung up their skates for the last time after a final performance of Bolero on Saturday. Christopher Dean, 66, said it had been 'wonderful' to 'bow out on a high' with his ice dancing partner Jayne Torvill, 67. The Dancing on Ice duo took their place in British sporting history when they won gold at the 1984 Winter Games ice skating to Ravel's Bolero at the Zetra Olympic Hall in Sarajevo. The pair confirmed their retirement from skating together in 2024, 40 years on from their Olympic success. In April, they embarked on the UK leg of their farewell tour, Torvill And Dean: Our Last Dance, which culminated with four performances in their home town of Nottingham. Following their final performance together, Dean said: 'The performance went well and the audience were amazing and so, for us, to be able to bow out on a high like that was wonderful.' Asked if it had been emotional, he added: 'These last four performances here in Nottingham, the early ones were quite emotional and I think I sort of got that out of me, and tonight, it was a high.' 'We enjoyed it so much. The skating was good from our point of view, but the audience were phenomenal. They were the best audience ever.' Torvill, 67, said: 'I think we'll miss it. When you've done all these shows like this, and you're suddenly home, not doing anything, you miss that adrenaline rush and you miss the excitement of being on the ice, whether it's a practice session or a performance.' She added that they would continue to work together on other projects but said they will not be skating on the ice together. Posting a video of their last dance together, the pair said the performance would 'forever be in our hearts'. The pair became household names after their gold medal-winning performance at the Sarajevo Winter Olympics in 1984. They became the highest-scoring figure skaters of all time for a single programme. They also had success at the World, European and British Championships and returned to the Winter Games at Lillehammer in Norway in 1994 where they won bronze. After they bowed out from competitive skating, they branched out into touring, coaching and choreographing before becoming the faces of celebrity competition show Dancing On Ice, which ran from 2006 until 2014. When the show was revived in 2018 they became head judges until earlier this year when ITV announced it would be rested. Last week, the Olympic gold medallists unveiled a newly updated tram in their name to celebrate 50 years of dancing together. While a rink at the National Ice Centre was also officially named after them and a blue plaque marking their final performance together at the centre was revealed.
Daily Mail
an hour ago
- Daily Mail
Holly Willoughby shares a sweet snap with pal Abbey Clancy as she pokes fun at the model's husband Peter Crouch's nickname for his wife
shared a sweet snap with friend Abbey Clancy as she took the mick out of Peter Crouch 's nickname for his wife. The TV presenter, 43, looked happier than ever as she posed for a selfie with her WAG pal, 39, whose husband is football legend Peter. In the picture Holly flashed a smile in white T-shirt as Abbey posed for the snap in a pair of black sunglasses and a brown dress. Alongside the post, Holly penned: 'Got the San Marino with me @abbeyclancy'. Holly playfully took the mick out of Abbey, as her husband refers to her by the name because 'she kicked off every 10 minutes' - like the San Marino football team. Holly and Abbey have been pals for a very long time as they have often shared fun snaps to social media. Earlier this year Holly looked happier than ever while pulling a funny face with Abbey as she brought in the New Year with a selfie on Instagram in January . She appeared cheerful as she crossed her eyes and pulled her tongue out in a sweet picture. For her first picture of the year, Holly appeared alongside Abbey, who also pulled a goofy face for the snap. Holly wore a brown fully jumper while pal Abbey also kept in casual in a grey sweatshirt. Sharing the funny: 'Always goofy together. Love u so much my beautiful friend'. Her playful snap comes after she slipped into a bright blue mini dress while celebrating the New Year. Holly cut a glamorous figure in the sparkling garment which featured a sequined embellishment and a cut out detail along the chest. Sharing snaps to her Wylde Moon Instagram, Holly was all smiles as she enjoyed a drink while looking ahead to 2025. She wrote: 'Happy New Year! ✨ As we step into this new cycle, may we embrace the phases of life just as the moon waxes and wanes with each moment holding its own beauty and purpose. 'Let this year be filled with hope, bold dreams, and the courage to chase them. 'Trust the rhythm of your journey, knowing that every ending brings a new beginning. 'Dare to shine brightly and create magic in 2025.' The TV personality - who left her role at This Morning in October 2023 - made her return to the small screen last month as she launched the new game show You Bet! with Stephen Mulhern. The show returned after 27 years on Saturday December 7 and can be watched on ITVX.
Daily Mail
an hour ago
- Daily Mail
Bob Geldof, Midge Ure and Brian May join other A-listers at star-studded Live Aid 40th Anniversary Gala
The Live Aid 40th Anniversary Gala took place this weekend - with the likes of Midge Ure, Sir Bob Geldof and Sir Brian May in attendance. The original benefit, which lasted for 16 epic hours on July 13 1985, was organised by Bob and Midge to raise relief funds for Ethiopia as the East African country battled a devastating famine that would claim hundreds of thousands of lives in just two years. Almost 40 years after 72,000 fans converged on London's Wembley Stadium for an epic string of performances from some of the biggest stars of the 1980s, the duo were seen at the Just For One Day: The Live Aid Musical on Sunday. Midge and Bob both looked smart as they turned up in shirts and blazers at The Shaftesbury Theatre. The 71-year-old Scottish singer seemed in good spirits as he stood on stage during the curtain call. Meanwhile, Irish icon Bob put on a performance for the crowd, wearing a black T-shirt and suede jacket. Queen legend Brian May, 77, was seen hugging Bob, 73, as the pair appeared to get emotional. Brian looked suave in a purple palm printed blazer as they embraced on the stage. In May, Bob and Midge were back on familiar ground as they reunited to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Live Aid. Echoing that hot summer's day in 1985, when stars such as David Bowie and Queen mesmerised fans across the world, the sun beat down as Bob and Midge took a trip down memory lane. Just seven-months after the 1984 release of Band Aid charity single Do They Know It's Christmas?, Geldof and Ure brought together some of the biggest musical artists of the 1980s for two huge concerts at Wembley Stadium and Philadelphia's John F. Kennedy Stadium. David Bowie, Sir Paul McCartney, Status Quo, Sir Elton John and Queen led a lengthy roster of performers in London, while Black Sabbath, Joan Baez, Run D.M.C and The Beach Boys joined a host of stars in Philadelphia. Watched by an estimated 1.9billion people across the world, the two concerts raised an astonishing £150 million in total for famine relief. BBC Two and BBC iPlayer announced plans to broadcast Live Aid at 40, revealing the behind-the-scenes story of the 1985 concert that brought the idea of charity to a new generation. During an appearance at the ground, Bob quipped to The Sun: 'It doesn't look that sort of different. I expect it to be mega and new and it just looks as crappy as before. I'm blue in the face listening to f***ing Freddie Mercury.' Reflecting on the musical, Midge added: 'I went in as a jaded rock star expecting cheese. But during the show this jaded rock star had a lump in his throat. 'One song jumped out in particular for me and I was never a big Bob Dylan fan. Blowing In The Wind, the interpretation that they've done on that was phenomenal.' Archive of the performances and back stage of the record and the concert feature Paula Yates, Boy George, Status Quo and George Michael whilst interviews with Nile Rodgers, Lenny Henry, Phil Collins, Lionel Richie, Patti LaBelle, Roger Taylor and Brian May are set against the memories of the Ethiopian politicians at the heart of the relief effort, Dawit Giorgis and Berhane Deressa.
