My new album is more personal: David Guetta
Popular DJ David Guetta has revealed that his new album Listen is much more personal than his previous work. The 47-year-old DJ, who split from wife Cathy Guetta earlier this year after 22 years of marriage, said the new music reflects his marital troubles, reported Contactmusic. “I spent way, way more time on songwriting. It’s probably my most personal album. Until today I was doing lots of songs about happiness and love and sexiness and just having a party – it was basically my life, you know? “And lately, my personal life has been a little more difficult, so it reflects also on the album, on the things that we’re talking about, on the type of chords.(PTI)
Chris Martin trying to get Jennifer Lawrence back?
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin is reportedly trying to patch up with former girlfriend Jennifer Lawrence, after two weeks of their split. Lawrence, 24, split from Martin after datign for four months apparently due to his proximity with estranged wife Gwyneth Paltrow. Martin, 37, has been trying to make things up with Lawrence, and supported her at the world premiere of ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1’, but he did not walk the red carpet, it was reported. “Jen cooled things with Chris because she thought he was keeping his options open and wanted to have his cake and eat it.Chris has been saying all the right things to Jen.Martin and Paltrow announced their separation earlier this year after ten years together, but have remained close. (PTI)
Patrick Dempsey to be honoured for cancer awareness work
Grey’s Anatomy star Patrick Dempsey is set to be honoured for his cancer research awareness work in his native Maine. The 48-year-old actor was inspired to open the Patrick Dempsey Center for Cancer Hope & Healing at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston six years ago when his mother was suffering from ovarian cancer. She lost her battle with the disease in March this year at the age of 79, reported Hollywood Life. Dempsey will be feted in Portland with the Maine Creative Industries Award, which recognises “people who exemplify Maine’s reputation as a state where arts and enterprise thrive.” “Anytime I can bring attention to our great cause, I will. But the reality is, I am visible. Acting has been a blessing for me and has allowed me to do all this,” Dempsey said. (PTI)