Liam Payne recently attended one of his former band members Niall Horan’s concert in Argentina where he somehow grabbed the limelight leaving fans upset and angry.

Liam and Niall have been friends for a very long time. The two have been a significant part of the popular boy band One Direction.

However, the band went on a break in 2015, but the members are still close friends.

Liam, 31, attended Niall’s gig in Argentina and tried to be as supportive as he could. But somehow the fans took it the wrong way. They think that the former was trying to grab the limelight.

A video surfaced on TikTok, where the Teardrops singer could be seen hanging over the railing trying to chat with the audience from the box, reports Metro.co.uk.

He didn’t shy away rather he kept on supporting his friend while singing Summer Lovin’. The incident got Liam labelled as an ‘attention seeker’.

One of the upset fans wrote: “Oh Liam Payne you’re never beating the attention seeker allegations.”

Meanwhile, another wrote: “Liam Payne going to Niall to make it about himself are we surprised.”

On the other hand, there were some fans who came out in support of Payne.

“Can ppl plzz stop hating on liam? all he did was support niall”, wrote a fan.

Liam Payne and Niall Horan were both part of the famous band One Direction which also included Harry Styles, Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson. 

Ben Affleck was spotted looking visibly strained as he dealt with his ongoing divorce from Jennifer Lopez, seen smoking a cigarette in his luxury BMW on Thursday. 

The actor appeared in low spirits while parked in Los Angeles, lighting up in his sleek $120,000 BMW i7. With his divorce proceedings still unfolding, Ben was alone as he prepared to head out for the day.

The couple, who rekindled their romance in 2021 and wed in August 2022, officially parted ways over the summer amid swirling rumors. 

Jennifer filed for divorce on the second anniversary of their wedding after making the decision to separate back in April.

Despite the turbulent end to their brief marriage, the ex-couple have been spotted together several times in recent months. 

Last month, the former couple reunited for their children’s back-to-school night in Los Angeles, appearing friendly and at ease while mingling with other parents and students. 

Attendees noted that the singer and the actor were “totally cool with each other and very cordial” as they navigated the campus together. 

However, despite their amicable demeanor, sources tell People that a reconciliation is not on the horizon for the A-list duo, and they remain committed to their divorce plans.

As they navigate their “tricky” divorce with attorney Laura Wasser, they recently hit a snag regarding their $68 million former marital home, with a potential buyer pulling out of the deal at the last minute.

Pink Floyd has struck a monumental deal, selling their music catalogue, name, and likeness to Sony for a reported $400 million.

The U.K.’s Financial Times first broke the news on Tuesday, Oct. 1, noting that this landmark sale allows Sony to profit from not only the band’s music but also future merchandising opportunities, television spin-offs, and potential films.

However, the sale did not include the rights to their songwriting, as only their recorded music rights were part of the agreement.

The iconic progressive rock band was founded in 1964 and originally consisted of Roger Waters, Nick Mason, and the late Syd Barrett and Richard Wright. David Gilmour joined in 1967.

According to reports, Pink Floyd had been seeking buyers for at least two years and engaged in talks with other major players like Warner Music, BMG, and Hipgnosis before finalising the deal with Sony.

This deal stands as one of the largest of its kind, with Variety referring to it as a major moment in a growing trend. 

Similar notable sales include Justin Bieber’s $200 million catalogue deal and Katy Perry’s $225 million music sale earlier this year. Sony also made headlines with its purchase of Bob Dylan’s catalogue in 2022, further solidifying its dominance in the music world.

Budding photographer Liz Hatton has shared heartfelt details of her meeting with Kate Middleton at Windsor Castle.

The 16-year-old, from Harrogate in Yorkshire, told the Today program on BBC Radio 4 about the moment she was hugged by the Princess of Wales after an investiture ceremony hosted by Prince William.

“There was no sort of grandeur about them, there was just humanity and kindness,” Hatton spoke about the future Queen.

Hatton has been diagnosed with a desmoplastic small round cell tumor, a rare and aggressive form of cancer. She has also been told she has between six months and three years to live.

Hatton said it was “a massive shock” when Kate and William walked into the room at the Castle on Wednesday, October 2.

“None of us were really expecting it necessarily — except for my little brother apparently!” added Hatton.

Hatton had been invited by the palace to capture the investiture on camera, as part of a series of unforgettable experiences. She and her family then met the royal couple privately.

“Talking to them was amazing ‘cause it was like talking to anyone, like just a normal person. There was no sort of grandeur about them, there was just humanity and kindness.”