The Brits 2017

David Bowie was the big winner at last night's Brits, being given both the British Album and British Male prizes. His son Duncan Jones accepted his prizes “on behalf of all the weird people out there”.

Performances included Chris Martin who did a duet with a video of George Michael, Ed Sheeran who got a standing ovation, Little Mix and Katy Perry, who had a crazy performance with skeletons and dancers and pyrotechnics.
Imelda May tweeted a photo of herself on the Tube to the 02 – best way to get there! Unless you’re Bruno Mars, who got a cable car across the Thames because he got stuck in traffic – so he got to be a tourist while making the gig on time. Perfect!

Also – was Drake messing when he accepted his award via video? He said “This is probably the most important to me that you could win. I’ll be there next year, trust me”. If he meant it, it’s lovely. If he was being sarcastic, it’s just ungrateful!

Here are the winners:

British Male Solo Artist - David Bowie

British Female Solo Artist - Emilie Sande

British Group - The 1975

British Breakthrough Act - Rag N Bone Man

BRITS Global Success Award - Adele

Best Single - Little Mix, Shout Out To My Ex

Mastercard British Album - David Bowie Blackstar

International Male Artist - Drake

International Female Artist - Beyonce

International Group - A Trible Called Quest

Best British Video - One Direction, History

After months of speculation, it looks as if Cheryl has confirmed she is pregnant. 

She has been photographed cradling her bump for a campaign aimed at boosting the confidence of young people.

She hasn't yet responded to claims that she's expecting a baby with One Direction star Liam Payne she there’s definitely a stottie in the oven (in fact, she’s about ready to pop).

Howard Donald has welcomed his second child with wife Katie Halil.

Howard tweeted to say that he and Katie, who had their first child just last January, are 'over the Pluto' to welcome Dougie Bear Donald.

The couple named their first son Bowie, as he arrived two days after the death of David Bowie. Bowie I can understand, but Dougie Bear Donald sounds like a cartoon character – and what’s with celebs calling their children Bear and Wolf and such names?

Lennon Gallagher is on the cover of Wonderland magazine – and he is the image of his dad Liam. He is a model, he’s 17 and he is literally the bulb off Liam – even down to the scowl.