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There has been a concerning turn of events after '80s singing superstar, Bonnie Tyler, was rushed to hospital for emergency surgery this week.

The Welsh Total Eclipse of the Heart performer had emergency surgery for an intestine issue, but it's since been revealed she is now in an induced coma, with reports Tyler is in a critical condition

She was scheduled to perform across Malta and Germany next month, with an upcoming tour in the UK and Europe also, but it appears those events are very much up in the air now and we send our very best wishes to Tyler and her family.

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The Welsh Total Eclipse of the Heart performer had emergency surgery for an intestine issue.  Ragnar Singsaas/Getty

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And Harry Styles has dropped the music video for his latest song, Dance No More, and fans are in a flurry over the short shorts he is donning for the clip.

It's a great song and Harry and his tiny shorts will be in Melbourne and Sydney in November and December, with his Together, Together tour.

Shakira has teased her new song, Dai Dai, with Burna Boy, which will be the official anthem for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Of course, Shakira is no stranger to performing anthems for world cups, her hit Waka Waka (This Time For Africa), was the song for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

Harry Styles Dance No More music video May 2026

Harry Styles is sporting some short shorts for his new music video. Vevo

Finally, No Doubt have reunited for their residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas.

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Gwen Stefani and her bandmates performed 21 songs, including their hits Just a Girl, Don't Speak and It's My Life.

That residency runs through to June.

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