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    Oasis fans ‘fuming’ as Ticketmaster cancels reunion tour tickets ‘in error’

    Some fans have been left frustrated after Ticketmaster cancelled their orders, with the company refunding anyone they believed had used ‘bots’ to make their purchase16:05, 10 Feb 2025Some Oasis fans have seen their tickets for the band’s forthcoming reunion tour refunded A number of Oasis fans have had their joy crushed after Ticketmaster refunded their tickets for the band’s much-anticipated reunion tour. The Gallagher brothers, reuniting after a 15-year feud, set off ticket pandemonium last autumn as they announced a host of global gigs set for later this year.Tickets were gold dust when they dropped, with ticketing sites overwhelmed by millions of chasing Brits desperate to catch Liam and Noel live on stage together once again. But now, five months on, some successful applicants have seen their tickets cancelled by the ticketing giant.Ticketmaster previously flagged it would cancel bookings believed to be snapped up by ‘bots’ breaking sale rules. One fan, Jen, was left up in arms after her purchase was axed and she took to X to vent: “If 2025 could actually get any worse – now I don’t even have this to look forward to any more. Denying legit fans their tickets.”READ MORE: Liam Gallagher shares four-word verdict on bold new version of Oasis hit WonderwallREAD MORE: Elton John ‘loses it’ and needed to be consoled after revealing he ‘hasn’t got long left’Jen relayed an email from Ticketmaster that stated: “Following the messaging on the artist’s social media in the run up to the Oasis Live ’25 on sale, the tour’s promoters have requested the refunding of your order for the below event. It has been identified that bots were used to make the purchase, which violates the tour’s terms and conditions.”Content cannot be displayed without consentIt continued: “These terms and conditions were specifically established to limit resale of tickets on unauthorised ticketing platforms for profit. Fans have been strongly advised by all parties not to purchase tickets from unauthorised resale sites, to protect them from fraud or refunding.”Jen later followed up her post, adding: “They’re gone – order cancelled. I’m doing what I can to try and reverse it but am sure @ticketmasteruk is just going to say too bad so sad.”Meanwhile, another disappointed fan shared: “Yeah me too! Tickets cancelled and I can’t work out why! I bought them in the presale and just got lucky. Or so I thought. Proper kick to the stomach.” A third chimed in with their frustration: “Same has happened to us. Fuming is an understatement.”Whilst a fourth person who was also affected, penned: “Same happened to us! Bought them legitimately and now out of the blue cancelled.”Article continues belowIn response, a spokesperson for Ticketmaster stated: “All details can be found on Ticketmaster and/or See Tickets FAQ pages. As per the email communications sent by both Ticketmaster and See Tickets, anyone who has been contacted and believes a refund was made in error has been sent a form to fill in for the tour’s promoters to review.”Ticketmaster also reached out to Jen personally within the replies to her post, stating: “We are in touch and working with Jen directly on this.”Want all the biggest Showbiz and TV news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free Daily Star Showbiz newsletter. More

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    All the celebs in Carl’s Jr adverts as ‘bikinis and burgers’ make Super Bowl comeback

    The Super Bowl 2025 offered a range of eye-widening moments – from Donald Trump’s appearance marking the first ever attendance of a sitting US President, to Taylor Swift getting ‘booed’, Kendrick Lamar’s savage diss,oh, and the Chiefs vs Eagles game itself. But, it wasn’t just the flashy A-lister appearances or the arrival of the big orange man baby that has got everyone talking. During the ad breaks, mega TikTok star Alix Earle braced the screen scantily clad all in the name of burgers.The stunning blonde, who boasts 7.2million followers and a further 4million on Instagram, modelled a star bikini top that just about maintained her decency in the campaign for Carl’s Jr – a US fast food brand. Paired with a denim mini skirt and some cowboy boots, Alix advertised the ‘hangover burger’ – that US customers can get for free today (10 February) – while strutting around a set decorated with partied-out men. She then seductively, in slow motion, lifts her hand to her mouth to take a bite out of the burger, which ‘squirts’ sauce in a bloke’s face.Alix then cheekily read out the terms of the deal before she hopped in a car, where rowdy men cheered and followed behind her. alixWhile the ad has gone down a treat with many male sports fans, it also signals the comeback of the controversial adverts that proved popular in the early 00s. The style of advert, featuring bikini-clad models and celebs, first started in 2005 with Paris Hilton washing a car to advertise the Texas BBQ Thickburger, which saw her eat a fried jalapeno off a car. This advert proved so distasteful it was banned in New Zealand. Critics of the ‘bikini and burgers’ adverts that were weened out by the mid-2010s declared that they ‘hyper-sexualised’ and ‘objectified’ women.However, it looks like Carl’s Jr bikini and burgers are back with a bang as the TikTok Alix Earle welcomes in a new age of the adult-themed advertisements. Here, we take a look at who has featured in the past – including a Kardashian and an iconic German model. More

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    Famous DJ shares plans to join Love Island after sharing steamy encounter

    EXCLUSIVE: Vibe Chemistry has shared his future plans as he talks new music, upcoming shows and dream TV appearances, as he gears up for his Ministry Of Sound show15:33, 10 Feb 2025Updated 15:34, 10 Feb 2025A famous DJ has revealed his plans to join ITV’s Love Island as the second series of All Stars is in full swing. More