Adam Miller

1 week ago | metro.co.uk | Adam Miller

More than three weeks before the gates to Glastonbury 2025 officially open, Woody Cook had already started his pilgrimage to Worthy Farm. No, he didn't get the dates wrong and yes he's travelling from the UK. Along with the community he's built through his own record label, Truth Tribe, he's walking 192 miles from Dover to Pilton, getting to his destination the day before Glastonbury 2025 officially launches.

1 week ago | metro.co.uk | Adam Miller

'If I'm lucky, I might have another 10 years on the earth. Do you think I'm going to waste 10 years putting up with s**tbags?'Whatever you might say about Kim Woodburn, one thing is certain, she was always true to her word and lived life her way. Woodburn died at the age of 83 yesterday following a 'short illness', leaving behind one of the most unique legacies in showbiz.

1 week ago | metro.co.uk | Adam Miller

For almost 30 years, Ian Watkins has been affectionately known as 'H', an acronym for Hyperactive - his energetic character being an instrumental part of Steps' success when personalities in pop weren't just all the rage, they were essential. It's a moniker which is a lot to live up to, though, particularly when you're in a band as exposed as Steps were. If they weren't playing to a sell-out arena, they were rarely off television, almost on SM:TV as much as Ant and Dec.

1 week ago | msn.com | Adam Miller

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1 week ago | metro.co.uk | Adam Miller

When I asked my tour guide what he loved most about Malta, his answer caught me off guard. After boasting about the island's rich history and the fact that its litany of enthralling attractions are all within an hour's drive, he casually added: 'And it's been voted the world's safest place for LGBTQ+ travellers.'Now, gays love to travel. The only thing they love more than travelling is letting everyone who will listen know that they love travelling.