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The Irish Sun
17 hours ago
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- The Irish Sun
Call On Me dancer, 44, shows off incredible body in bikini 21 years after steamy video for Eric Prydz hit number one
THE dancer from Eric Prydz' Call On Me music video showed off her incredible body in a bikini - 21 years on. Deanne Berry, 44, appeared as a gym instructor in the steamy 2004 video. 4 Deanne Berry rose to fame in Call On Me's music video Credit: You Tube 4 She featured as a gym instructor in the steamy video Credit: You Tube 4 Deanne has been showing off her toned figure on Instagram Credit: Instagram The song's popularity saw it reach number one on the UK Singles Chart. Over two decades later, Deanne has been showing off her toned body on Instagram. The Aussie star is the creator of DBB (Deanne Berry Bodies) Online Dance workouts. Deanne covers the likes of 80's inspired workshops, hen nights and events. Read more on music hits One post features Deanne showing off her incredible figure while promoting a workout session. She penned: "Hey my DBB crew! Up next will be your DBB long looped band workout.. "Get ready for this high intensity, full body workout incorporating the resistance band. "You will most certainly feel the burn." Most read in Music A follower commented: "Oh yes!! You bring it every time!!" Another added: "Beautiful smile!" Eric Prydz - Call On Me While a third shared: "Deanne is the best." In another snap , she shared a sweet Mother Day's photo alongside her three kids. Deanne penned in the caption: "Thank you to my beautiful sisters and Mumma friends for inspiring me to be the best Mumma I can be! "And thank you to my 3 beautiful babies for being my greatest gifts.. I love you more than words could ever express." One commenter wrote: "Your kids are so incredibly lucky! Won the mum jackpot." Another said: "Gorgeous photos! Happy Mother's Day xxx." 4 Deanne runs online dance workouts Credit: Instagram
Scottish Sun
17 hours ago
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- Scottish Sun
Call On Me dancer, 44, shows off incredible body in bikini 21 years after steamy video for Eric Prydz hit number one
Keep scrolling to find out what the star is up to now looking good Call On Me dancer, 44, shows off incredible body in bikini 21 years after steamy video for Eric Prydz hit number one Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THE dancer from Eric Prydz' Call On Me music video showed off her incredible body in a bikini - 21 years on. Deanne Berry, 44, appeared as a gym instructor in the steamy 2004 video. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 4 Deanne Berry rose to fame in Call On Me's music video Credit: You Tube 4 She featured as a gym instructor in the steamy video Credit: You Tube 4 Deanne has been showing off her toned figure on Instagram Credit: Instagram The song's popularity saw it reach number one on the UK Singles Chart. Over two decades later, Deanne has been showing off her toned body on Instagram. The Aussie star is the creator of DBB (Deanne Berry Bodies) Online Dance workouts. Deanne covers the likes of 80's inspired workshops, hen nights and events. One post features Deanne showing off her incredible figure while promoting a workout session. She penned: "Hey my DBB crew! Up next will be your DBB long looped band workout.. "Get ready for this high intensity, full body workout incorporating the resistance band. "You will most certainly feel the burn." A follower commented: "Oh yes!! You bring it every time!!" Another added: "Beautiful smile!" Eric Prydz - Call On Me While a third shared: "Deanne is the best." In another snap, she shared a sweet Mother Day's photo alongside her three kids. Deanne penned in the caption: "Thank you to my beautiful sisters and Mumma friends for inspiring me to be the best Mumma I can be! "And thank you to my 3 beautiful babies for being my greatest gifts.. I love you more than words could ever express." One commenter wrote: "Your kids are so incredibly lucky! Won the mum jackpot." Another said: "Gorgeous photos! Happy Mother's Day xxx."
Mint
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
Katy Perry's relationship with Orlando Bloom ‘is over,' split still months away
Katy Perry's frustration over her flop album and a failed tour is said to have pushed her relationship with fiancé Orlando Bloom into hot water. Rumours of a possible split have been rife, but a Page Six report claims that while their relationship is 'over,' the couple will wait a few more months before the actual split. According to Page Six, citing sources, their relationship is 'over'. However, the source said, 'They are waiting till her tour is over before they split.' Katy Perry's 'Lifetimes' tour, which began on April 23, will run through December 7. 'Katy was deeply frustrated following the lacklustre [reception] of her new album,' a PEOPLE report quoted a source as saying. Katy's latest album, '143', was released in September 2024. The title refers to the retro shorthand of 'I love you' used via pager communication. The album, a 7th from the singer, peaked at number 63 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It was number 47 on the UK Singles Chart and number 65 on the Billboard Global 200. However, the magazine was told that 'it made her very stressed.' Mainly because 'this was supposed to be Katy's big comeback. She was excited,' another source said. The source said, 'It's been devastating to watch it fall flat.' Katy's frustration was doubled by the poor tour reviews. Even the attendance at her latest tour has not been the best. 'She's disappointed in the tour reviews. Ticket sales are fine, but nowhere near sold out,' the source told PEOPLE. The sources said that even though 'Orlando was understanding, it did cause some tension.' 'It's put stress on their relationship,' the sources said. Katy Perry first met Orlando Bloom at a Golden Globes after-party in 2016. They got engaged on Valentine's Day in 2019 and welcomed daughter, Daisy Dove, on 26 August 2020. The couple previously split for a year in 2017, and have previously said that they've turned to couples therapy. Katy addressed the past break and told People in 2024 that they would argue 'hot and fast'. 'Orlando and I, when we argue, we argue kinda hot and fast and then cool really quickly. It's like, 'La la la la la, I love you. Alright, let's move on,'' she said. 'We are fire, fire, fire, and so [Daisy] sees all of that.' She had also called Orlando a 'real sage,' adding that they both have parts of themselves – 'There are two parts of us, our highest good, and then our carnal, material self. Ego. When the ego is running the show, then it's like, 'Whoa.' But when that's in check, then we're both something else.' In 2023, Orlando said: 'We're in two very different pools [for their work]. Her pool is not a pool that I necessarily understand, and I think my pool is not a pool that she necessarily understands.' 'Sometimes things are really, really, really, challenging. I won't lie. We definitely battle with our emotions and creativity,' he added.
Pink Villa
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Katy Perry's Relationship in Hot Water as Failed Album and Tour Cause ‘Tension' With Orlando Bloom
Katy Perry's life is very much like a firework, and we don't think she's celebrating it anymore! According to the latest report from PEOPLE, there's trouble in paradise for the powerful singer following the release of her latest album and ongoing tour. And it's not just her feelings that are bearing the brunt of it, but also her relationship with Orlando Bloom. The report mentions a source, saying that the reaction to her album 143 has not been positive, making her angry. 'Katy was deeply frustrated following the reception of her new album.' The record was released in September 2024. The seventh studio album from the singer peaked at number 63 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, number 47 on the UK Singles Chart, and number 65 on the Billboard Global 200. However, that has done very little to soothe her nerves, and she was 'stressed', claims the insider. Partner Orlando Bloom has tried to calm her down, but that, seemingly, has not helped either, causing a direct impact on their relationship. 'Orlando was understanding, but it did cause some tension.' Moreover, the attendance of her latest tour, Lifetimes World Tour, has not been the best. Attendees and critics had some harsh feedback. Owing to the response, Katy Perry has reacted to the same with, "She was also disappointed in some of the tour reviews.' All the work pressure and the reactions to her music as well as the tour have badly affected her love life with Orlando Bloom. The source added that 'It's put stress on their relationship." Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom's relationship timeline The on-again-off-again couple first began dating in January 2016, going their separate ways over a year later in February 2017. That was not the end of their relationship, however, as Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom reunited in February 2018, to get engaged on Valentine's Day the following year. They shared the news of their first pregnancy in March 2020, welcoming their daughter, Daisy Dove Bloom, on 26 August 2020.
Yahoo
06-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Just the Start: Alex Warren's Real Climb to Hitmaker Status
Before topping the Billboard Global 200, Alex Warren was sleeping in his car. Today, the former Hype House member turned pop powerhouse is in the middle of a sold-out global tour, while his breakout single 'Ordinary' soundtracks millions of TikToks. Even Lana Del Rey is a fan. 'Every time I hear it, I think, 'Why can't we hear more like this?' because it takes you to church,' she said. More from Rolling Stone Why the Evergreen Sound of New York City Hip Hop Will Always Stay True David Shaw and Tarriona 'Tank' Ball Bring the Heat to New Orleans' Musicians on Musicians Event Making Music and Memories in Myrtle Beach With over 2.3 million TikTok videos featuring 'Ordinary' and 10.2 billion views on those videos alone, Warren's success is a masterclass in the new rules of the music business, where fan engagement fuels real-world impact. 'Hype House was like my college, but for social media,' he told Variety. 'It helped me learn how to create content that resonates with an audience and can captivate people. Also, being homeless was a great motivator.' He understood TikTok's potential as a career-builder early on—and he knew how to use it. Warren, who is deeply embedded in the app's music ecosystem, doesn't stop at posting his own music. He leans into trends, responds to fans, and plays an active role in shaping the narrative around his songs. And fans have responded—500M+ streams, #2 on the Billboard Hot 100, #1 on the UK Singles Chart, and #5 on the Spotify Global Top 50 all speak to the massive cultural moment 'Ordinary' has become. He even broke a 70-year record held by Elvis Presley, as 'Ordinary' marked its ninth week at Number 1—the longest run by a U.S. male solo artist in decades. But even more telling is the way the song has been adopted by TikTok creators: it's now a go-to soundtrack for wedding montages, emotional tributes, and relationship content. TikTok's ability to turn passive listening into participation is what sets it apart. The scrolling video platform is transforming how artists connect with fans, build momentum, and break into the story is highlighted in TikTok's new content series, Behind the Breakthrough—a docu-style spotlight on artists who first found their audiences on the platform and are now shaping the global charts. Like Gigi Perez and Malcolm Todd before him, Warren used TikTok not just as a launchpad, but as an incubator for creativity and authenticity. It's that honesty—his openness about mental health, heartbreak, and resilience—that makes him resonate so deeply. Following the success of 'Ordinary,' Warren's full-length debut You'll Be Alright Kid (Chapter 1) cemented his standing as more than a viral artist. Songs like 'Carry You Home' (with nearly 500 million streams globally) showcase his emotional range and songwriting depth. He's not chasing trends—he's building a body of work. And the industry is taking note. Named one of People Magazine's 'Talented Emerging Artists,' an iHeartRadio 'On The Verge' artist, and featured in Tidal and Amazon's artists-to-watch lists, Warren is positioning himself for long-term impact. His Cheaper Than Therapy Global Tour is hitting 47 cities, bringing the vulnerability and connection of his songs into the real world. Still, he credits TikTok with giving him the tools and audience to launch his second act. TikTok, for its part, continues to redefine how music is promoted, discovered, and loved. In 2024 alone, the platform drove over 200 million creations tied to the Global Top 10 Songs—resulting in over 8 billion Spotify streams. And with tools that blend organic reach with strategic promotion, it's helping artists build sustained momentum—beyond fleeting virality. The takeaway? Artists today don't just release songs—they create moments. And TikTok is where those moments start. For Alex Warren, what began as a personal outlet has evolved into a global stage. His story is proof that with vulnerability, vision, and the right platform, the ordinary can become extraordinary. Watch Alex Warren reflect on how TikTok fueled his success by checking out 'Behind the Breakthrough' here. Best of Rolling Stone The 50 Greatest Eminem Songs All 274 of Taylor Swift's Songs, Ranked The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
