Echo of collective moments like thunder in Wadi in the daily news room late Wednesday afternoon in the news in which singer Liam Pine, who was famous as a member of the group One Direction, died at the age of 31.
TMZ reports Payne fell from the balcony of a hotel in Argentina, where he gathered with his colleagues at the 1D-E Niall Horan party. According to the site, he was acting “wrongly”, earlier in the day, and was detected as he destroyed a laptop in the hotel’s lobby and must be transferred to his room. He was in the headlines on the blogs of gossip on tension with his former fiancé Maya Henry, who claimed TMZ, “He left her after he asked her to get aborted.”
In the shock of his death, fans were unable to ignore the strange nature that Payne has just linked his colleagues in the One Direction. Dark questions appear when a young celebrity dies: What role did the terrible losses often have a person like Payne, who was open about addiction and thinking about suicide? But there is also a motive to return to the root of a person’s talent, to reconsider what we all had in our love – and their passion was – in the first place.
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Payne was tested twice Working x.The UK series, which was formed One Direction in 2010. Its second test, at the age of 16, is completely on the YouTube page of the exhibition and is a likable reminder of its gifts – even at such an early age.
Sherrill Cole, one of the referees, notes how much it looks like Justin Bieber, with his eager hair, carved explosions, and a V-neck shirt. He had initially tested the offer in 2008, which made it as much as the judge camp with Simon Cowell. It was cut at the time, and he admits that he believes that Coyle did the right thing. “I was really young and I was not ready,” he says. “Now I am sixteen years old and I came back and I am ready to give her another snapshot.”
It sings Michael Polly version of “Cry Me A River”, which is a large tape at the fifties level.
The crowd immediately in his corner. Coyle gives him a side smile X Factor The viewers know that his radar is swinging as a star. At the end of the performance, Koelbin gives standing applause.
“Liam, by the way, I don’t want to be in Michael Pollet’s shoes watching this back … that was unusual. Trust, charisma, credibility, sound, how it looks: on money.”
In a difficult moment, pure joy and celebration of Payne’s talent at the beginning of his career 15 years ago is a pleasure to reconsider.