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Daily Mirror
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Peter Kay releases more tickets for sold-out tour after breaking records
Peter Kay is still on the road with his Better Late Than Never Again and fans have been given an update on a show at the O2 Arena in London that is scheduled for later this month More tickets have been released for Peter Kay 's stand-up tour, it's been announced this week. The comedian is continuing his Better Late Than Never tour, with a number of shows still to come ahead of its conclusion next year. Peter, 52, launched the tour in 2022 and it has since been named one of the most globally successful tours of last year. He's still on the tour, rebranded as Better Late Than Never Again, which is scheduled to end in June next year. Through the tour, he's become the first artist to hold a monthly residency at the O2 in London. Peter previously described the opportunity to perform at the arena as an "absolute honour" and has another show there this month. It's now been announced that extra tickets for his upcoming show at the O2 on July 26 have been released "due to phenomenal demand". The news was shared with fans this afternoon, including through his social media pages. Announcing that tickets are on sale now, a post on an Instagram page for Peter read: "The record-breaking three-year residency continues. Astonishing 32nd show! Saturday 26th July - extra tickets due to phenomenal demand." Standard tickets for the gig are available through AXS from £41.50 at the time of writing. Premium Seating and resale tickets are available through the provider for the show too. Tickets are also available through other providers. Peter launched his tour in Manchester three years ago. He's set to return to the AO Arena in the city on July 25, the night before his upcoming gig in London. He's then scheduled to take a break before resuming the tour in September. viagogo and resale tickets Sites such as viagogo, Stubhub, and Vivid Seats allow fans to buy resale tickets from other fans. However, it is important to note that ticket conditions often prohibit resale after initial purchase. Those tickets may not be valid for admittance to gigs. Fans intending to buy tickets for live events through resale websites should check the ticket terms and conditions, to confirm whether resale is prohibited, before they buy. Ticket terms and conditions can be checked with the original seller, such as Ticketmaster or Live Nation. If resale is prohibited, tickets bought second-hand could be voided and admission to the event refused. The release of more tickets for his show at the O2 comes ahead of the comedian's memoir Peter Kay's Diary being published later this year. The book, which was announced just weeks ago, is currently scheduled to be released in October. Ahead of its release in three months, it has been described as his "most personal and hilarious book yet". The upcoming memoir is said to take readers on a "laugh-out-loud journey through his life, month by month". It's thought that Peter will discuss it with radio host Sara Cox at the Lowry's Lyric Theatre in Salford on September 14. Tickets for Peter Kay In Conversation with Sara Cox, which will have a matinee and an evening show, went on sale last month. The venue apologised at the time over "issues" regarding booking tickets, with it telling fans that it was sorry for "any inconvenience caused". It was later said to have "resolved" them and announced that the two events had sold out. The Lowry had said: "Peter Kay in conversation with Sara Cox is now sold out! Thank you for your patience while we resolved the issues with our ticketing systems."
Time of India
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
‘Better late than single': all about when and where to watch the upcoming dating reality show
Releasing on July 8, the dating reality show ' Better Late Than Never ' has managed to create a lot of buzz online. The show is set to follow an unscripted format and has been going viral for its unconventional theme of pairing people up. All about 'Better Late Than Never' 'Better Late Than Never' is all about pairing people up who have no prior experience in the art of dating. These people, also labelled as 'lifelong single', have not been able to date anyone in their lifetime, yet still wish to find love and a 'happy ending' for themselves. The unique and quirky concept of the TV show has managed to call forth a lot of attention from netizens online. The show will consist of dating coaches who will help these inexperienced people along the way and assist them in finding their 'first' love. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Why seniors are rushing to get this Internet box – here's why! Techno Mag Learn More Undo Singer Seo In Guk, musician Car, the Garden, broadcaster Lee Eun Ji, and actress Kang Han Na all will be playing the role of dating coaches in the show A lot of teasers and trailers of the show have dropped so far, showcasing a fun and awkward environment that soon becomes ground zero for finding 'true love'. When and where can you watch the show? The first episode of the reality show will air on July 8 and will feature a total of 10 episodes that will continue till the month's end. The full schedule of the episodes is: Episodes 1–3: July 8 Episodes 4–6: July 15 Episodes 7–8: July 22 Episodes 9–10: July 29 The show will be available to watch for fans globally on Netflix from July 8 onwards. 'Better Late Than Never' joins the long list of existing Korean dating shows that have managed to amass a grand following on a global level. Some of these shows include ' Singles Inferno ', 'Heart Signal', 'Transit Love', 'Shining Solo', and 'Love After Divorce', to name a few.
USA Today
22-03-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
'Gonna miss you, champ': From Viola Davis to John Cusack, Hollywood mourns George Foreman
Hollywood is mourning the loss of one of their own in the wake of boxing legend and grill namesake George Foreman's death. Foreman's family shared news of the 76-year-old's death on Friday night after releasing a statement on his official Instagram account. Celebrities from John Cusack to Viola Davis mourned his loss on social media after the news broke. Cusack wrote a tribute to Foreman, saying he was "beyond a legend in the ring," calling the late boxer "just a wonderful spirit" and "an incredibly kind generous man" in person." 'I always remember every encounter with great gratitude − it was an honor to know him," Cusack wrote. Rapper and Public Enemy co-founder Chuck D took to X to mourn Foreman's loss, writing: "RIP this hitting me tuff as George was one of my HEROES." Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Foreman was a two-time world heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist who is regarded as one of the hardest punchers in boxing history. One his most memorable punches was the knockout blow he landed against Michael Moorer in 1994 when Foreman became the oldest heavyweight champion in history at 46. George Foreman didn't just Rumble in the Jungle. He lived a remarkable life. Jeff Dye, Foreman's comedian co-star from 2016's NBC reality travel show "Better Late Than Never," also paid tribute on X: "Heartbroken to hear about my guy @GeorgeForeman. Loved this guy. Had the pleasure of traveling, talking, crying, arguing, eating and hanging with this guy all over the globe ... Gonna miss you champ." His "George" sitcom co-star Sheryl Lee Ralph wrote a lengthy Instagram caption Foreman's honor on Friday. "My heart is with the Foreman family today. George had a smile as wide as his spirit and a heart full of kindness. I'll never forget how eager he was to learn, grow, and give his all," Ralph said. "These photos take me back to 1993, when we filmed his very first sitcom, George. From the ring to the screen, he showed up with joy, humility, and heart. Rest well, my friend." EGOT winner Viola Davis took to Instagram, sharing a People magazine obituary. "You were a man of vision ... of scope, of talent, and of enormous heart. We felt your presence. You felt like home. God bless your family. Rest well, sir. Keep pouring down that love—we need it down here. 💔🕊️🙏🏿 Contributing: James H. William, Josh Peter
Yahoo
22-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
George Foreman's death: Celebrities, friends and athletes remember the boxing legend
The world is mourning the loss of former heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman, who passed away at the age of 76 on Friday. His family confirmed the news in a heartfelt Instagram post, describing him as a "devout preacher," "protector of his legacy" and a "force for good." Boxing heavyweight champ George Foreman dies at 76 The boxing legend's death has prompted an outpouring of grief and remembrance from fellow athletes, celebrities, politicians and fans across generations. President Donald Trump remembered Foreman in a Truth Social post writing, "What a GREAT FIGHTER!!! He had, without question, the heaviest and biggest punch in the history of boxing." "Condolences to George Foreman's family. His contribution to boxing and beyond will never be forgotten," fellow heavyweight legend Mike Tyson posted on X. NBA Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen added, "Rest in peace, George Foreman. Your legacy lives on, champ." Magic Johnson, who witnessed Foreman's rise firsthand, reflected on the fighter's evolution: "He was a knockout artist in the ring, and it was a pleasure getting to know him not only as a boxer but as a man... I even bought one of the first George Foreman grills!" Actor John Cusack remembered Foreman as "a wonderful spirit... an incredibly kind, generous man," saying every encounter with the former champ left a lasting impression. Chuck D, rapper and co-founder of Public Enemy, posted a raw and emotional message on social media: "RIP this hitting me tuff as George was one of my HEROES." Rep. Wesley Hunt, R-Texas, whose district includes Foreman's hometown of Houston, honored the boxing legend as "a true American legend," and noted Foreman's profound impact beyond sports: "From the ring to the pulpit, from Olympic gold to entrepreneurial greatness, George Foreman inspired generations with his story of perseverance and grace." "Heartbroken to hear about my guy @GeorgeForeman," wrote comedian Jeff Dye, who appeared on the reality travel show "Better Late than Never," with Foreman. "Loved this guy. Had the pleasure of traveling, talking, crying, arguing, eating and hanging with this guy all over the globe on a project called 'Better Late Than Never.' Gonna miss you champ." "Legendary boxing champion, life-changing preacher, Husband, father, grand and great grandfather and the best friend you could have," World Boxing Council president Mauricio Sulaiman posted on X. "His memory is now eternal, may Big George rest in peace." "Condolences to the family of George Foreman. 😔," actor William Shatner posted to X. George Foreman's death: Celebrities, friends and athletes remember the boxing legend originally appeared on
Yahoo
22-03-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Sports world remembers boxing legend George Foreman, who died at 76
Former Olympic and heavyweight boxing champ George Foreman died on Friday at the age of 76, his family announced on social media. "A humanitarian, an Olympian, and two time heavyweight champion of the world, He was deeply respected — a force for good, a man of discipline, conviction, and a protector of his legacy, fighting tirelessly to preserve his good name— for his family," the Instagram post said. Foreman had a professional record of 76-5 (68 wins by knockout) and was inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame and the International Boxing Hall of Fame. The sports world and other took to social media to remember the champ: Condolences to George Foreman's family. His contribution to boxing and beyond will never be forgotten. — Mike Tyson (@MikeTyson) March 22, 2025 Rest in peace, George Foreman. Your legacy lives on, champ. 🕊️ — Scottie Pippen (@ScottiePippen) March 22, 2025 Condolences to the family of George Foreman. 😔 — William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) March 22, 2025 Heartbroken to hear about my guy @GeorgeForeman . Loved this guy. Had the pleasure of traveling, talking, crying , arguing, eating and hanging with this guy all over the globe on a project called 'Better Late Than Never'. Gonna miss you champ. — Jeff Dye (@JeffDye) March 22, 2025 Statement from Mayor John Whitmire: 'Tonight, we mourn the loss of Houston legend George Foreman. In 1973, I was honored to welcome Foreman to the State Capitol along with my then-colleague, Mickey world knew Foreman as a two-time heavyweight champion; we knew him… — City of Houston (@HoustonTX) March 22, 2025 This article originally appeared on Sports world remembers boxing legend George Foreman, who died at 76
