Ed Sheeran opened his latest concert by addressing the controversy over Macklemore's removal from his tour after calling for a "free Palestine."

Ed Sheeran addresses Macklemore controversy at his recent concert. Sheeran took rapper Macklemore off his tour after he spoke out on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

"I've had to take and make difficult decisions," Sheeran said, after his Loop Tour was thrown into chaos by rapper Macklemore's dismissal over pro-Palestine comments.

The singer made addressed the audience after his support acts, including Finneas and Lukas Graham, withdrew from his tour.

Aimee Osbourne has never joined her family in the spotlight, and Kelly Osbourne explained that she'll never have a good relationship with her sister.

Ozzy Osbourne’s daughter told the ‘We Need to Talk’ podcast that Aimee Osbourne's absence from ‘The Osbournes' reality TV show was in part because “she was embarrassed of us … the whole family.”

Kelly Osbourne has cut ties with a new man after discovering information about his online career that left her declaring she was finally done ignoring "red flags" – and RadarOnline. com can reveal she ditched him as she knew her late father would have "hated" him.

She debuted an asymmetrical jet black bob. She also carried a bat necklace in a nod to her late father. Kelly Osbourne just made a very unexpected runway cameo during London Fashion Week—although with her new 'do,

Duncan Sheik, the Tony- and Grammy-winning singer-songwriter who crafted the music for “Spring Awakening,” has died. He was 56. Sheik died Thursday night, according to a post on his Instagram page. “The world has a lost a singular talent,

Duncan Sheik, the Tony- and Grammy-winning singer-songwriter who crafted the music for "Spring Awakening," has died. He was 56.

"One of the most-asked questions on Billboard Online for the past few weeks has been about the status of Sheik's single," Billboard wrote at the time. " Chart Beat readers want to know if he has the longest-running single that did not make the Top 10.

Duncan Sheik, the alt-pop troubadour who left singing for Broadway, died Thursday, Sept. 17, at the age of 56. After being hospitalized earlier in the week, Sheik’s family shared the news of his death today,