Welcome to your daily rewards from HELLO!. In today’s episode, we’ll be discussing Ryan Gosling’s “I’m Just Ken” from the Barbie movie that has been released and Sam Smith has been announced as the final act on the film’s official soundtrack.
Not only that, but Madonna has given an update on the tour and her health following her recent intensive care stay, and Aretha Franklin’s family is in court over her will.
Listen to today’s episode below…
The excitement for Barbie is growing day by day and now Ryan Gosling’s solo song from the movie has been released and it can be said that it has broken the internet. The actor’s hilarious portrayal of the iconic doll sees him put on a powerful ’80s-style ballad about being ‘Just Ken’ alongside Barbie Margot Robbie. Fans online went wild for the song being included on the official soundtrack, some even talking about how Ryan won an Oscar and a Grammy.
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Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling in Barbie
In other Barbie news, Sam Smith has been announced as the latest surprise actress to appear on the soundtrack. The star took to social media to announce the exciting news, revealing to fans that they have recorded a song called ‘Man I Am’ which they will sing from Ken’s perspective. Sam explained that they were invited by producer Mark Ronson and film director Greta Gerwig to write and record the song, which Sam described as “very enjoyable”. Meanwhile, other big names appear on the highly anticipated soundtrack, which will be released with the film on July 21, including Nicki Minaj, Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, etc.
© Photo: Getty Images Sam Smith will also appear in the Barbie soundtrack
Madonna broke her silence and shared updates on her health and tour following her admission to the intensive care unit. The legendary musician took to social media to update fans on her situation, saying that she is on her way to recovery and is focusing on her health and strength to return to the stage as much as possible. the sooner the better. The singer also added that her Celebration tour plan is to postpone the North American leg and will instead begin in Europe in October. Madonna did not reveal the North American comeback schedule, but thanked fans. for their support and concern.
© InstagramMadonna shares a statement on Instagram after being hospitalized for a health crisis
The family of late singer Aretha Franklin will go to court this week to determine the star’s will. Aretha died in 2018 of pancreatic cancer and at the time it was assumed that she had left no will for her million-dollar fortune. However, after some handwritten documents were later found at her home, the family is now going to court to determine which documents will be used as Aretha’s will and will. The trial begins Monday in Oakland probate court and will hear her children, a granddaughter and a handwriting expert examine the documents found, which have caused conflict between the parties. her son after they found two separate and distinct documents. The judge said the jury will try to determine the validity of the will before reaching a final verdict in less than a week.
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And Noel Gallagher’s show in New York was canceled midway through bomb threats. The former Oasis star was performing with his band High Flying Birds at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center when a message appeared on the screen asking the crowd to leave the venue and the concert would not take place. New York State Police later confirmed that a bomb threat prompted the cancellation and K9s completed a site scan and thankfully had negative results, but the incident is still under investigation. Noel apologized to fans on Twitter and assured that the tour would continue in New York.
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