Still Got Talent Subo set for mega tour
The Titanic film was pretty successful for all involved, but director James Cameron still gets irked by fans of the 1997 movie debating whether Leonardo DiCaprio’s character Jack could have survived by squeezing on a floating door beside Kate Winslet’s Rose. “I’ve never seen it as a debate, it’s just stupid,” he scoffs
to Radio 1. “If you want to unearth all the dumbass arguments associated with it, could Romeo have been smart and not taken the poison?” Say a little prayer! My Best Friend’s Wedding stars Rupert Everett, Cameron Diaz,
Julia Roberts and Dermot Mulroney reunited 22 years after the film’s release for an Entertainment Weekly shoot. “It was, like, a huge break for me,” admits Cameron, who adds that she thought she was “dying” of shame enduring the “true terror” of a karaoke version of I Just Don’t Know What To Do With Myself. For Britain’s Got Talent star Susan Boyle, there’s no place like home.
The Scottish singer, who revealed details of her new album yesterday, still lives in the former council house where she grew up in West Lothian, despite briefly moving out. But this year, she is set to swap her home comforts as she rakes in millions on tour. Last month, Susan, who has sold 23 million records since she soared to fame in 2009, stepped back into the public eye when she performed Wild Horses on America’s Got Talent: The Champions. Judge Mel B pressed her golden buzzer, sending Susan into the finals.
Subo, 57, is set to release her new album, Ten, to celebrate a decade in the industry on March 31. It will feature some of her greatest hits, including I Dreamed A Dream.
But she’s keeping four tracks a secret, for now. “I’m a lady who likes to surprise,” she says, coyly. “Which is why I want to keep the four new songs a secret for now and give you something to look forward to! We live in a time where there are very few surprises any more.”
There’s potential for a few surprises between now and March 31 to be fair.