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Al Porter announced through social media that he would be stepping away from his duties in Today FM on Sunday evening. However,...

Irish entertainer, Al Porter has resigned from his position on Today FM amid recent sexual misconduct allegations. Four men have come forward...

Vodafone Ireland and Aiken Productions today unveiled the line-up of the Vodafone Comedy Festival 2017. Over one hundred acts from Ireland...

Body and Soul organisers have today announced an impressive bill of Irish and International comedy acts set to take the stage...

Alanis Morissette’s ex-manager is in hot water these days and after his recent open letter to the Hollywood Reporter, where he...

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AC/DC’s former front man Brian Johnston is hosting his own show. Johnson was forced to leave the band due to health reasons. He was replaced by Guns N’ Roses singer Axl Rose last March on the band’s recent ‘Rock Or Bust’ tour for U.S. and European dates after he was ordered by doctors to stop touring or face permanent hearing loss. He has since been working with specialists on a possible solution. According to Rolling Stone, he met with Stephen Ambrose, an in-ear technology specialist, and is hopeful that his work will improve his hearing loss. It seem Johnson has now turned his attention to TV. Sky Arts announced the new TV series titled Brian Johnson's Life On The Road which will see the rocker interview a host of big names from the world of rock and metal, with the first episode featuring The Who’s Roger Daltrey scheduled to air on April 28.

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Yoko Ono and John Lennon met in London in the late sixties, and were married on this day in 1969, in Gibraltar. Their romance coincided with the disintegration of the Beatles and Lennon detailed this period in The Beatles in the track ‘The Ballad of John and Yoko’, recorded by Lennon and McCartney on April 14, 1969. Paul McCartney is famously blamed the Beatles break-up on Ono, while other members attributed it to an inability to co-operate. Newly-weds Ono and Lennon spent their honeymoon in Amsterdam campaigning for an international "Bed-In" for peace.