The England captain sounded noticeably hoarse after the match, later explaining that his voice had gone from singing Wonderwall during the post-game celebrations. The song, long tied to big crowd singalongs, has become part of the atmosphere around England’s run, with fans using it as a shared anthem during the tournament.

Kane also played a direct role on the field, scoring from the penalty spot in a close win that helped push England forward. Jude Bellingham added two goals, giving England the edge in a match that carried plenty of pressure.

Liam Gallagher later reacted to the moment online with a light joke about how demanding singing can be. It added another small cultural note to a night already shaped by football, music, and national celebration.

For England fans, the moment was simple: a big win, a familiar song, and a captain fully caught up in the mood.

In a social media tribute tied to the anniversary, Sharon reflected on their long marriage and the love they shared across more than four decades. Her message was simple and emotional, focused on missing Ozzy while still feeling connected to him.

Their daughter Kelly Osbourne also shared support for her mother, recognizing how difficult the day must have been. Her message centered on family, grief, and the lasting bond between Sharon and Ozzy.

Sharon and Ozzy married in Maui, Hawaii, in 1982. Their relationship became one of rock’s most recognizable partnerships, shaped by music, television, family life, and public challenges over the years.

Ozzy Osbourne died on July 22, 2025, at age 76. Since then, Sharon and their family have continued to share moments of remembrance, keeping his memory close while marking milestones that now carry a different weight.

The announcement came with the release of Cupcake, a new single that leans into the rapper’s high-energy sugar trap style. The sound marks a shift from Lethal, her 2025 album that moved closer to rap-rock and heavier guitar-driven production.

RX also reunites Rico Nasty with longtime collaborator Kenny Beats, who is now credited as Kenneth Blume. Their creative history runs deep, from early tracks like Smack a Bitch to their 2019 joint mixtape Anger Management, a project that helped sharpen Rico’s explosive mix of punk attitude, rap delivery, and playful chaos.

Dylan Brady of 100 Gecs is also involved in the new album and produced a track called Butthead. With RX, Rico Nasty appears to be reconnecting with familiar collaborators while returning to a brighter, punchier side of her sound.

The latest singles chart update confirmed the track has tied the record for the longest-running British No. 1 single in U.K. chart history. The achievement places Fender and Dean alongside a small group of acts whose songs have held the top spot for an unusually long stretch.

Rein Me In first appeared as part of Fender’s People Watching era, then gained fresh momentum after Dean joined the song. Her vocal contribution helped give the track a wider profile, while live performances and steady listener support kept it high on the chart.

The song’s success also reflects the continued strength of both artists in the British music scene. Fender has built a reputation for direct, guitar-driven songwriting, while Dean has become one of the most closely watched voices in contemporary soul and pop.

With 15 weeks at No. 1, Rein Me In now stands as one of the defining U.K. chart stories of the year.

Disney, Magna Studios and Sony Music Vision announced that the currently untitled film will open in select cinemas and IMAX worldwide on September 11. A streaming release will follow later in the year, with the documentary set for Disney+ internationally and Hulu and Disney+ in the United States.

The project follows Liam and Noel Gallagher as Oasis return to the road with their Live ’25 tour, marking the band’s first run of shows since their 2009 split. The film is expected to include rehearsal, backstage and onstage footage, along with joint interviews with the Gallagher brothers.

Steven Knight, best known as the creator of Peaky Blinders, is involved in the documentary, while Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace are directing.

Oasis’ reunion has been one of the most closely watched rock comebacks in recent years, with the documentary giving fans a closer look at the tour and the wider response around the band’s return.

The shirt was created with Fantoons, the animation studio founded by Venezuelan director David Calcano. The studio has a long connection with Rush and has worked on several projects tied to the band’s legacy and fan community.

The fundraiser follows two powerful earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24, leaving families displaced and communities in need of basic supplies. The money raised through the shirt sales is intended to help provide food, medicine, shelter, and care for children affected by the disaster.

Rush’s Starman logo has long been one of the band’s most recognized symbols. In this case, it is being used to support a direct relief effort during a difficult moment for Venezuelan families.