One Direction’s Niall Horan is making a shocking revelation after wrapping up his The Show world tour.

The 31-year-old pop star ‘abruptly’ announced that he plans to step back from the spotlight for a while.

During his final gig at the Movistar Arena in Colombia, Niall told the audience, “This stands from tomorrow onwards, you’ll never find me. I’m gonna be hungover as f*** tomorrow! And I’m gonna disappear for a while. I’m gonna make you guys a brand new album and I will be back, I promise.”

The singer, who rose to stardom alongside his One Direction troop, including Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson, Liam Payne, and Zayn Malik, previously called his current album “more mature” than his past work.

During an exclusive sit-down with BANG Showbiz, he said, “It’s definitely the most different, the sound of it has matured a lot. It’s kind of a conceptual album about the things in your life. The Show” is a metaphor for life in this case, and all the spokes of the wheel that makeup your life experience.”

For the unversed, speculation is swirling around next year’s Glastonbury Festival.

Suga, the BTS member who was recently involved in a drunk driving case, will not face any disciplinary action due to his status as a public service worker.

On October 11, during a National Defense Committee audit at the National Assembly, Kim Jong Chul, the Commissioner of the Military Manpower Administration (MMA), revealed that the military service law does not apply the same way to public service workers as it does to active-duty soldiers.

He acknowledged the unusual condition, stating, “I don’t think it’s entirely appropriate that he wasn’t disciplined, but we are providing education and guidance.”

The Commissioner clarified that while active-duty soldiers can be penalised for offences like drunk driving—even outside of service hours—public service workers are judged by different criteria.

This announcement follows a summary order from the Seoul Western District Court on September 27, which fined Suga 15 million KRW for violating the Road Traffic Act

The artist was caught driving an electric scooter while under the influence in August, leading to the revocation of his license and a hefty fine.

Suga admitted to his mistake, expressing his ignorance of the law. He has since apologised to his fans, promising to act more responsibly.

Having enlisted in the South Korean military on September 22, 2023, Suga is currently serving as a public service worker and is expected to be discharged around 2025.

Billie Eilish, who is currently on her Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour, has only positive things to say about her pop industry peers, winning hearts with her response to a tricky question.

In a recent interview, the 22-year-old songstress and her brother Finneas, were asked to share their thoughts on the success of their fellow popstars including Charli XCX, Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan.

The Birds of a Feather hitmaker was asked if she felt threatened by the rising artists in the interview with The Los Angeles Times but she responded with supportive remarks. 

“Are you kidding me?” she replied to the outlet. “I’m so happy for these b—-es. It’s a crazy world when you get to the level they’re experiencing right now, and they’re doing great. Fans are drawn to them because they’re f—ing awesome.”

The Lunch singer also opened up about her difficult relationship to fame, in the interview, recalling an uncomfortable moment where a TSA agent was taking photos of her, which she explained as a situation of “power imbalance.”

“You can’t say, ‘Don’t take a photo of me’ to TSA,” Finneas added. “They’d be like, ‘Come into this room.’ They’re in charge.”

Even though, Billie noted, “These are the people who are supposed to keep you safe.”

The nine-time-Grammy winner shared that when she was first experiencing the height of fame, she didn’t know if her life would ever go back to normal, “I thought, this is just how my life is gonna be. I’ll never get to go outside again, and I’ll never feel like a person ever again. Every room is gonna be, ‘It’s Billie Eilish!’ and that’s gonna make me eventually kill myself.”

Billie came into music the industry as a really young artist and has achieved numerous nominations and awards for her music. Her recent album Hit Me Hard and Soft has been ranked in the top five positions in Billboard Hot 100 List. 

Selena Gomez marked a sizzling appearance at the 68th BFI London Film Festival for the premiere of her film Emilia Pérez.

On October 11, the Grammy-winning artist has recently attended the screening night of her new movie in London. 

Notably, Selena was looking chic in a red floor-length gown. She styled her hair in an elegant high ponytail to show off her diamond earrings.

To complement her look, the Calm Down hitmaker chose natural makeup and simple jewellery.

The 32-year-old actress was accompanied by her co-stars, including Zoe Saldana and Karla Sofía Gascón, at the premiere night.

The Who Says singer has also shared a few glimpses of the event on her Instagram stories. 

In the photo, the singer-turned-actor was seen posing beside the entire cast of Emilia Pérez, including Karla Sofía Gascón, Zoe Saldaña, Adriana Paz and the director of the movie Jacques Audiard. 

Previously, Selena received a French honour for her performance in the musical comedy film from the cultural counsellor of France, Mohamed Bouabdallah, in New York City. 

On the professional side, Selena last appeared in a Netflix movie titled The Dead Don’t Die in 2019.