#SHOWBIZ: Stories of the week: Amy Search's health, Sarimah's values, Presley Gerber's passing
Welcome to "The Sunday Spill: Weekly Beats", highlighting the top entertainment stories of the week so far.
The Sunday Spill highlights the most notable entertainment stories of the week. Datuk Amy Search, the veteran rock singer, shared that he felt 15 years younger after a thorough medical examination, attributing his vitality to his good physical condition. Fly FM radio station pulled Ed Sheeran's songs from their playlist following a public outcry over the removal of US rapper Macklemore from Sheeran's concert tour.
Actress Che Puan Sarimah Ibrahim declined roles in international productions like Netflix's Wednesday due to scenes that conflicted with her personal and religious beliefs as a Muslim woman. Cosmetics entrepreneur Datuk Seri Vida recounted the devastating 2013 house fire in Ipoh that claimed the lives of her two young sons. She expressed deep sorrow, noting that the public's seeming forgetfulness over the tragedy leaves her distressed.
Singer Presley Gerber, the model son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, passed away at 27 in Los Angeles, and his family has requested privacy during this difficult time while authorities await the results of a post-mortem examination. Singer-songwriter Najwa Latif thanked fans for their expressions of support following online shaming she endured after sharing her postpartum journey.
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