Lady Gaga Won’t Be Returning To “American Horror Story”
Fans of “American Horror Story” will be sad to hear that despite rumors to the contrary, Lady Gaga will not be returning to the FX show this season. The rumors of Gaga’s return began circulating over the weekend when an article in “Vogue” claimed she was part of season seven, but “Entertainment Weekly” reports that the rumor is just not true.
Gaga previously appeared in two seasons of “AHS.” She made her debut in season five, “Hostel,” and then played a woodsman in season six, “Roanoke.”
Season seven of “American Horror Story” is set to premiere in the fall
Seal Is Not A Fan Of Lorde’s “Green Light”
While Lorde may have the number one album in the country right now, it seems not everyone is fan, and that includes Seal. The singer revealed his thoughts on Lorde’s latest single “Green Light” after a contestant performed the tune on this weekend’s episode of “The Voice Australia.”
The show’s host had asked Seal whether he thought a contestant named Sarah Stone, who had just performed “Green Light,” had the strongest voice in the competition, and Seal wound up unloading on her choice of song. “The strongest female voice in the competition? No. Look, Sarah, I really like you — I’ve told you that off set,” he said. “I think you made the most of a not particularly good song. I’m not a big fan. I couldn’t sing that song because it wouldn’t inspire me, but I thought you did great.”
When fellow judge Boy George tried to make a joke, noting, “you sung it better than Seal,” Seal continued his assault on “Green Light,” noting, “Perhaps, because Seal doesn’t sing bad songs.”
Ed Sheeran Defends His Glastonbury Performance Following Accusations He Used A Backing Track
Ed Sheeran Defends His Glastonbury Performance Following Accusations He Used A Backing Track
Ed Sheeran
headlined the Glastonbury Festival this weekend, and it seems some folks watching at home didn’t quite understand his performance.
Ed wowed the crowd with just a guitar and some effects pedals, which apparently was the issue. Some spectators watching the livestream didn’t understand what the pedals do and accused Ed of using a backing track and not performing live, which prompted him to take to social media to defend his performance.
“Never thought I'd have to explain it, but everything I do in my live show is live, it's a loop station, not a backing track. Please google x,” he tweeted. But the controversy didn’t put a damper on Ed’s feelings about the show. He added, “Anyway, great night, great atmosphere, family, friends, fun. Love you all x.”