Sky 1 HD today announced that it has secured exclusive and unprecedented access to one of Britain’s biggest pop icons ahead of his long awaited musical comeback this Autumn. Robbie Williams will be rocking the London O2 this November and Sky 1 will be there to follow every step of the journey with a weekend of dedicated programming.

With his ‘Take The Crown’ show set to be his most stunning yet, Sky 1 HD will be live broadcasting his London O2 Arena concert on the 24th November into living rooms across the country.

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Take That fans were left in tears last night, after organisers announced that their Denmark concert would have to be cancelled because Robbie Williams had taken sick.

The ‘Angels’ singer contracted food poisoning and after receiving medical treatment, was still too ill to perform at the gig.

The concert – at Copenhagen’s Parken ­stadium – was therefore cancelled at the last possible minute, on the off chance that Williams’ condition would improve, and a spokesman said: ­

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Robbie Williams has admitted that performing in Dublin’s Croke Park on Sunday night was an emotional experience for him.

The Take That singer returned to perform for his Irish fans for the first time since rejoining the British man band and Unreality TV were luckily in the crowd.

We were stunned when Rob was moved to tears by the crowd, who repeatedly chanted his name and even cheered him along with a rousing rendition of ‘The Fields Of Anthenry before his set began.

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The Unreality TV team happily skipped down to Dublin on Sunday night to watch the wonderful Take That play in Croke park.

We were always a little resentful of Robbie Williams for leaving the band back in the good old days and so weren’t really expecting to enjoy his performance segment. However after the four piece consisting of Jason Orange, Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Gary Barlow finished their first few songs, then left the stage as Robbie bungee jumped off the top of the set, we were gripped.

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We aren’t going to see Take That in their new Progress tour until they reach Dublin, so we tried all morning to avoid watching the video’s of the tour opening at Sunderland last night.

However, we lasted only a few minutes and have to say…..we were not disappointed!
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Take That premièred their newest single ‘Love Love’ at last night’s National Movie Awards and we thought you might want to watch it again…..and again, and again, and again!

The boys looked as hot as ever and the song had a similar military marchy type feel as their last single, Kidz, however we feel it was much easier on the ear.
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Take That will have a song featured on yet another movie soundtrack.

The British man band previously wrote theme song “Rule the World” for the film Stardust and today it has been revealed that director Matthew Vaughn has chosen another of their tracks for his latest movie ‘X-Men: First Class’.

The track, taken from the band’s 2010 album ‘Progress, will appear on the end credits of the film and a source told The Sun:

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Alan Carr, Catherine Tate, James Corden, John Bishop and David Walliams have become FAKE THAT for one night only, to get the donations rolling in for Comic Relief.

The one-off sketch will be shown tonight (Friday 18th March, BBC One from 7pm) as part of Red Nose Day’s big TV extravaganza on BBC One.

Viewers will see James Corden become Gary Barlow, John Bishop take on Robbie Williams, Alan Carr morph into Mark Owen and Catherine Tate sport a cropped hairstyle as she becomes Jason Orange. David Walliams becomes Howard Donald again for the first time since his ‘Rock Profile’ programme with Matt Lucas over a decade ago.

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Take That made a triumphant return to The Brit Awards as a five piece group tonight.

It’s the first time the full band have performed on the show in over a decade and their first Brits performance since Robbie Williams rejoined the lineup.

They showcased their new song Kidz….the one they were supposed to perform on the X Factor but Simon Cowell banned them because of their riot police backing dancers. Compared to Lady GaGa’s Grammy egg stunt it all seemed rather tame to us.

The routine ended with the stage erupting with a celebratory feel. Teenagers were dancing with streamers and waving Union Jacks….it was all very heart warming!

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Take That’s fly on the wall documentary will air on ITV next Sunday night and we have brought you a sneak peek at the show.

The documentary follows Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Mark Owen as they reunite with former band mate Robbie Williams, writing and recording an album together and finally confirming the reunion of all reunions to the rest of the world.

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ITV1 will give fans and viewers the first international opportunity to see their brand new film, Take That: Look Back, Don’t Stare. The programme will be broadcast on ITV1 in November ahead of the planned full-length DVD release on December 6th.

Now a five piece once more, Take That have filmed a fly on the wall documentary charting an extraordinary last twelve months and the real story of the most exciting reunion in British pop history.

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Robbie Williams brought joy to the hearts of Take That fans this morning, when he cemented his return to the group by taking on one of their most famous (recent) tracks.

Williams, who left the band in 1995, sang the Mark Owen penned song Shine, while Gary Barlow looked on and occasionally mimed the lyrics at him.

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Gary Barlow and Robbie Williams performed an amazing duet during tonight’s Help For Heroes gig.

In a moment that almost made us faint with excitement, the Take That stars were filmed singing together in public for the first time since Robbie left the band in 1995. Before the show, the duo released a joint statement saying:

‘It’s great that people love Shame so much and we can’t wait to perform it live for the first time at the Help For Heroes show…We hope everyone supports Help for Heroes as much as possible – it’s a great bill and we are thrilled to be a part of it.’

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Robbie Williams is reportedly getting ready to perform with Take That, at the Royal Albert Hall in London tomorrow night.

The singer, who originally quit the group in 1995, is said to be ‘thrilled’ at the prospect of rejoining the band at the Children In Need gig, organised by Gary Barlow.

“The reunion is go. Robbie is utterly thrilled about it. He’s been dreaming of performing with Take That again for years and now it’s going to happen,” a source told The Sun.

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Jonathan Ross welcomes Take That to this week’s Friday Night With Jonathan Ross on BBC One.

The group talk about their next album – Gary Barlow says: “we haven’t started yet… we’re really looking forward to trying again.”

And Gary also explains how they still can’t believe their renewed success: “We’re genuinely surprised… trying to keep up with it all. This for us is enormous.”

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