Will Young gets finale of Bedlam on neck

Will Young gets it in the neck in the finale of Bedlam. Former pop idol Will Young India, 32, who plays geeky Ryan McAllister in the supernatural thriller violence a serious chamber ends tied to a chair.

Just like the hit, he will probably be singing: “I think I’d better leave right now.”

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Will Young prepares to run the London Marathon

Pop star Will Young has been pounding the pavements as he prepares to run the London Marathon.

Pop idol winner on Friday for training sessions in Sheerness seafront charity Catch22 joined 15 youngsters.

Will 32 years old, he will attend the Virgin London Marathon on 17 April for Catch22, Which encourage them further education, apprenticeship and training by being involved in young helps.

He said: "Training across four continents for such a momentous run has been a real challenge, but one I am happy to embrace.

"I've met many young people at Catch22, such as the young people I trained with from Catch22 in Sheerness, who have overcome seemingly impossible situations. I always keep that in mind when the going gets tough in my training."

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British Singer Will Young Marathon Vow

For the upcoming London marathon,singer Will Young persuades fans to sponsor him and has vowed to don a 'mankini' for the race next year (12) if he raises $60,000 .

For the 26.4 mile (42.2 kilometre) run through the U.K. capital in April (11),the singer is training these days.

Will Young is looking for sponsors for his British charity which helps disadvantaged youngsters.

In a post on his Just Giving page, Young writes, "I am very excited/nervous about running the marathon for Catch22. With each painful mile I stumble along in my training I think of the potential money and profile I am raising for a charity that is very close to my heart."

He adds, "If I make £40,000 this year, I will do it in a mankini next year!" (c) WENN

Will Young Saw A Ghost....?

He believes he saw a ghost when he was a child has revealed by Will Young.

The 32-year-old singer and actor stars in new ITV drama Bedlam as geeky Ryan who switched into Bedlam Heights - a pre-Victorian mental asylum getting converted into luxury apartments - and has some real life spooky experiences to influence his performance.

Will revealed: "I remember running through a friend's very old house and seeing some curtains, that were tied back, close behind me. Also his Scalextric - showing my age, there! - used to go round on its own. I didn't like staying over.

"I also think my house in Cornwall is haunted, but I think she's a nice ghost."

He revealed that he could never sleep in a former mental home.

He said: "No way! I couldn't think of anything worse, I wouldn't be able to sleep. I think people leave energies behind.

"I believe in energies, I'm not sure if it's the whole white sheet thing."

Will Young: Dazzles Villa Marina bunch

Will Young sold out concert at the Villa Marina in Douglas in July he proved that he is an charming star.

Will launched the Pop Idol TV show his career few years ago after then the performance showed. Our correspondent said: "Will Young rewarded the packed Villa with a string of his greatest hits and a truly energetic performance. Pop Idol, chart stardom, threater work and movie appearances have helped the singer hone his craft. He commanded the stage, bringing an infectious enthusiasm and a beaming smile which showed what looked like genuine delight at the welcome he received - it was either genuine pleasure or he really is a good actor. The set featured his biggest hits - Switch it On, Changes, Friday's Child, Who Am I, Let It Go, Grace, Your Game and so on - showing this is one product of the reality show format who has managed to move beyond the TV show and become a star in their own right. He cannot, of course, ignore the fact that he came to public prominence thanks to Pop Idol and there was a nod to the show with his rendition of The Doors' classic Light My Fire, the song which helped make him a genuine contender on the programme. Some may have been disappointed not to hear Evergreen or Anything is Possible - the "winner's" songs and Will's first release, which became the fastest selling debut single in UK chart history - but Will Young has moved beyond the show which launched him and has much more to offer than generic, chart-friendly pop. His remarkable voice was near faultless throughout the show, perhaps helped by clever pacing of the slow and fast numbers, the spacing out of the powerhouse tracks and the interaction with the audience."