Chumbawamba Condemn Vox for Using 'Tubthumping'
British pop collective Chumbawamba demands Spain's far-right Vox party stop using their 1997 hit 'Tubthumping' to promote anti-migration agenda.
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Grammys 2026: Bad Bunny Wins, Trump Riled, Music Triumphs
The 2026 Grammys saw Bad Bunny make history with album of the year, while Kendrick Lamar dominated rap categories. Despite Donald Trump's criticism, awards celebrated artistic merit over politics.
Bad Bunny Leads Grammy Protest Against ICE and Trump
At the 68th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, Bad Bunny and other artists delivered powerful political statements against ICE and Donald Trump, sparking debate about celebrity activism's role in social justice movements.
London Fashion Week 2026 Returns: Dates & Highlights
London Fashion Week returns in February 2026 with Autumn/Winter collections, followed by a September edition for Spring/Summer 2027 lines. Discover the key dates, designers, and anticipated highlights.
Tate Modern's Frida Kahlo Menu by Michelin Chef
London's Tate Modern gallery collaborates with Michelin-starred chef Santiago Lastra to launch a special menu inspired by the upcoming Frida Kahlo exhibition this summer.
Hollyoaks Star on Lucas Future and Dillon Reunion
Oscar Curtis discusses Lucas Hay's dramatic storyline in Hollyoaks, including his jail time, future decisions, and potential reunion with ex Dillon Ray after Ste's affair.
Janet Street-Porter Marries After 27 Years
Loose Women star Janet Street-Porter, 79, reveals surprise marriage to partner Peter Spanton after 27 years together, marking her fifth wedding.
Night Manager Season 2 Finale Queer Storyline Backlash
BBC spy drama The Night Manager faces fierce criticism after season 2 finale kills off queer character Teddy Dos Santos, with viewers accusing writers of perpetuating harmful 'Bury Your Gays' trope.
Liberation from Beauty Standards Through Age
Zoya Patel explores how ageing offers freedom from patriarchal beauty ideals, reflecting on personal growth beyond appearance in a society obsessed with youth.
Sydney Biennale 2026: Hoor Al Qasimi's Vision Revealed
The 25th Sydney Biennale, curated by Hoor Al Qasimi, features 84 artists from 37 countries across five venues, exploring memory and history through art.
Alison Lester: Magic Beach Author's Creative Process
Australian children's author Alison Lester reveals her creative process in her Nar Nar Goon studio, discussing Magic Beach's success and her unique artistic methods.
Arthouse Films Draw Intergenerational Crowds in Australia
Independent arthouse films at venues like Brisbane's Gallery of Modern Art are attracting diverse, young audiences, with cinematheques seeing a surge in intergenerational family attendance and a shift from streaming to curated cinema experiences.
Ballet Beginner's 16-Week Transformation Journey
A first-time ballet student chronicles her 16-week journey, discovering stronger glutes, improved rhythm, and unexpected foot changes while struggling with left from right.
BBC iPlayer Adds 'Saltburn' Film with Barry Keoghan
BBC iPlayer has quietly added the provocative British drama 'Saltburn', starring Barry Keoghan and Jacob Elordi, sparking renewed debate over its explicit scenes and shocking plot twists.
Curtis Pritchard Recreates Viral 'How's Trish' Scene
Love Island's Curtis Pritchard revisits his infamous Hollyoaks acting moment on All Stars, sparking laughter and reigniting debate about reality stars in soap roles.
Lucie Jones: Pregnancy, Palladium & Musical Theatre's Cool
Musical theatre star Lucie Jones discusses performing pregnant at the London Palladium, her Glastonbury triumph, and why musicals are now undeniably cool in an exclusive interview.
Global Photo Roundup: Vigils to Royal Rides
A selection of powerful images from around the world, including a candlelit vigil in Minneapolis, a royal horseback ride in Windsor, and scenes from Gaza, Argentina, and beyond.
Devil Wears Prada 2 Trailer Sparks Fan Debate
The trailer for The Devil Wears Prada 2 has finally arrived, reuniting the original cast. While excitement is high, fans are split over Miranda Priestly's apparent memory lapse and the film's muted colour palette.
Celebrity Traitors 'No Reality Stars' Rule Exposed
Charlotte Crosby reveals BBC's Celebrity Traitors has a secret rule banning reality TV stars from season two, despite rumours of big names like Jamie Oliver joining.
Clarice Horror Series Stays in Amazon Prime Top 10
The Silence of the Lambs spin-off Clarice maintains its position in Amazon Prime's UK top 10 chart after two weeks, drawing both praise and criticism from fans and critics.
Mushroom and Artichoke Puff Pastry Quiche Recipe
A quick and easy recipe for a luxurious mushroom and artichoke puff pastry quiche, perfect for a savoury pie or tart in under 30 minutes.
Iron Lung Review: Markiplier's Sci-Fi Horror Fails
YouTube gaming legend Markiplier writes, directs and stars in independently financed sci-fi horror Iron Lung, but the barebones production struggles to sustain feature length.
Sabrina Carpenter's Grammy Stage Sparks London Tour Rumours
Fans speculate Sabrina Carpenter may return to London in 2026 after her Grammy performance featured an airport arrivals board listing the city, hinting at potential tour dates.
Marie Antoinette Exhibition London: Dates and Tickets
Discover the Marie Antoinette exhibition at London's V&A museum, featuring royal fashion and modern designs. Learn about closing dates, ticket prices, and the nearest Tube stop.
Corrie's Todd Suffers Financial Abuse from Theo in ITVX Episode
Todd Grimshaw's situation worsens as Theo Silverton seizes control of his finances, leaving him isolated and vulnerable in the latest Coronation Street episode available on ITVX.
Super Mario Music Wins Second Grammy Award
The 8-Bit Big Band's Super Mario Praise Break wins Best Arrangement Grammy, beating Cynthia Erivo, while Austin Wintory takes Best Game Soundtrack for Sword Of The Sea.
Metro Daily Cartoon by Guy Venables: February 2026
The Metro newspaper's daily cartoon by Guy Venables was published on February 2, 2026, with updates on the same day, featuring ordering details and related news links.
Time Out Reviews Dover Street Counter in Mayfair
Time Out London's Food Editor Leonie Cooper reviews Dover Street Counter, a new late-night diner in Mayfair offering burgers, sandwiches, and 'disco fries'.
Cremo Aftershave: 25% Off for Valentine's Day
Discover Cremo Spice & Black Vanilla Eau de Toilette, a luxurious yet affordable Valentine's Day gift option now available with a 25% discount.
Oscar-Nominated Screenwriter Arrested in Iran
Mehdi Mahmoudian, co-writer of Oscar-nominated film It Was Just An Accident, detained in Tehran after signing statement condemning Iranian leadership's crackdown on protesters.
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