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Wednesday, January 6, 1999 Published at 14:56 GMT Entertainment New life for New Order ![]() New Order: Their new album will be their first since 1993 Legendary British group New Order are going back into the studio to make a new album - their first in six years. The group - best known for hits such as Regret, Blue Monday and True Faith - reformed to play last year's Reading Festival and also played shows in Manchester and London over Christmas and New Year. The four-piece have promised an album before the end of the year, which will be their first since 1993's Republic. The group have been together since their origins in Joy Division in the mid-1970s, but they have spent most of the 1990s working on their own individual projects. Singer Bernard Sumner has recently been working with Primal Scream on their new album, while bassist Peter Hook has found success with his new group Monaco. Drummer Stephen Morris and keyboardist Gillian Gilbert are planning to release their second album as The Other Two later this year.
Magazine editor sues over Manson 'assault'
Craig Marks claims he was slammed against a wall and choked in a dressing room backstage at New York's Hammerstein Ballroom following a concert in November. He claims Manson - real name Brian Warner - said "he could kill Marks, his whole family and everyone he knew", according to court papers. "That's what you get when you disrespect me," Manson is alleged to have said when the bodyguards released Marks. Manson's laywer called the accusations "groundless". Marilyn Manson - on tour this month in Japan, New Zealand and Australia - has gained a reputation for controversy in the US with his shows, with critics accusing him of devil worship. However, others have accused him of deliberately whipping up a storm to create publicity.
The Artist's pre-millennium tension
The song re-entered the UK charts at number 10 on Sunday, after being re-released by his former record company Warner Brothers. But The Artist is calling on fans to boycott the record, and has confirmed on his Website he is recording a whole series of remixes himself to release on his own label later in the year.
Kingston's blind date wedding
The British star of ER married Florian Haertel, 34, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on December 29. Two years ago, 35-year-old Kingston was divorced from The English Patient star Ralph Fiennes, who left her for actress Francesca Annis. She shot to fame when she starred in a raunchy adaptation of Daniel Defoe's novel Moll Flanders for ITV. She gained an international following when she landed the role of Dr Elizabeth Corday in ER, and now lives in Hollywood. |
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