Welcome to your daily rewards from HELLO!. In today’s episode, we’ll discuss Taylor Swift’s best reaction after experiencing technical problems on stage during a performance in Cincinnati for her Eras world tour.
We also discuss the heartbreaking death of Robert De Niro’s grandson, Leandro De Niro Rodriguez, Rihanna reaching a milestone and Matty Healy opening up about his controversial comments on the Finsbury Park stage on 1975.
Listen to today’s episode below…
The grandson of Hollywood legend Robert De Niro, Leandro De Niro Rodriguez has died aged 19. Leandro is the son of Dren De Niro, the daughter of Robert De Niro, who confirmed on social media that her son has passed. life. The cause of death has not been revealed, but the 51-year-old paid tribute to her beautiful sweet angel and said the boy was her joy and heart throughout her life. She ends her message by saying that Leandro is very much loved and that she wishes only love could save him. Like his grandfather, Leandro is an actor and appeared in the 2018 film A Star Is Born.
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© Drena De Niro on Instagram Leandro De Niro, grandson of Robert De Niro, dies aged 19
Taylor Swift laughed at the on-stage incident she encountered during a recent concert in Cincinnati. The Anti-Hero singer, who was still touring the US on her Eras World Tour, was supposed to be lowered through a stage door after singing Reputation, but after the door was broken, She ran across the stage to exit at the back. to complete the costume change. Fans then uploaded the moment to Tik Tok, with Taylor herself commenting on the video, joking that she was ‘still fast’ after having to rush off. Meanwhile, fans in the UK are gearing up for tickets to Taylor’s European tour dates when they go on sale in just a few weeks.
© Taylor Hill/TAS23 Taylor Swift performs on stage during “Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour” at Paycor Stadium on June 30, 2023 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Congratulations to Rihanna, who has reached another major milestone in her immensely successful career. The singer is currently the first singer to have 10 songs hit a billion streams on Spotify, despite not releasing a single record since 2016. Riri is clearly delighted with the achievement and shared the news. news on Instagram, calling himself ‘Bad Gal Billi’ before adding ‘none of the new album’. Fans have long been waiting to hear from the singer about a new album, but she’s welcoming her second child with ASAP Rocky in the next few weeks, so she may have to wait a little longer.
© Gilbert FloresRihanna has reached a major milestone in the field of streaming
Matty Healy reflected on his controversial comments at the 1975 title show in Finsbury Park. The four-member band took to the stage in London on Sunday to perform in front of their biggest crowd to date, as Matty addressed the crowd and admitted that there was much he had said he would do. withdraw if given the opportunity. The singer, who previously dated Taylor Swift, was criticized for appearing on a podcast where he was heard joking and laughing at the host’s derogatory remarks about rapper Ice. Spice. Matty went on to add that he does his job to make his fans happy, but he makes mistakes. Meanwhile, elsewhere in the performance, the singer welcomed his father, actor and singer Tim Healy, onto the stage to sing their song, All I Need To Hear.
© Marcelo Hernandez Matty Healy
And a year after the heartbreaking death of Dame Deborah James, the charity single Tell Me It’s Not True was released. The song is a cover of the Willy Russell musical Blood Brothers, recorded by singer Natalie Rushdie at Abbey Road Studios and released in her honor. The song was also sung at her funeral in 2022 after the writer and activist died of bowel cancer at the age of 40. A video was also released showing Deborah dancing in her garden. with their children, Hugo and Eloise, and husband Sebastian. 100% of the proceeds # will go to the Bowelbabe Foundation for Cancer Research UK.
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