Traitors Winner's Touching Tribute to Late Mother
Rachel Duffy, winner of BBC's The Traitors, shares emotional Instagram tribute to her mother who passed away shortly after the show's finale.
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Sharon Osbourne Tears Up at Grammys Ozzy Tribute
Sharon Osbourne broke down in tears during a powerful Grammys tribute to her late husband Ozzy Osbourne, featuring performances by Post Malone and Yungblud.
Emmerdale Second Body Identity Revealed in ITVX Episode
Emmerdale's latest episode on ITVX confirms the identity of a second body found on Moira Dingle's land, leading to her murder charge in dramatic scenes.
ghd Speed Hairdryer Cuts Drying Time in Half
Testing ghd's new Speed hairdryer reveals it slashes drying time from 20 to 8 minutes with dual-airflow technology, magnetic attachments, and cool-to-touch design.
Wayne's World: A Timeless Feelgood Movie Classic
Exploring why the 1992 rock comedy Wayne's World, starring Mike Myers and Dana Carvey, continues to resonate as a beloved comfort film with its humour, friendship, and cultural impact.
Stella Benson's 'The Secret Day' - WWI Poetry
Analysis of Stella Benson's 1918 poem 'The Secret Day', written during WWI, exploring its themes of peace, sanctuary, and psychological refuge through vivid coastal imagery and poetic structure.
Grammy Chaos: Cher's Blunders and Confusion Steal Show
The 2026 Grammys ended in disarray as Cher, 79, forgot to announce nominees, misread a winner, and walked off stage prematurely during her long-awaited return after 18 years.
Jake Wood's Son Turns 18 in Touching Family Celebration
EastEnders actor Jake Wood marks his son Buster's 18th birthday with emotional Instagram post, as fans note their striking resemblance.
Shelter Review: Statham vs Nighy Action Thriller
Jason Statham stars in Shelter, a predictable action thriller with Bill Nighy. Review covers fight choreography and young actor Bodhi Rae Breathnach's performance.
Grammys 2026: Bad Bunny & Kendrick Lamar Win Big
Bad Bunny and Kendrick Lamar secured major Grammy awards in a ceremony marked by political defiance against ICE policies, with Billie Eilish and Olivia Dean also making powerful statements.
Voice Nigeria Star Dies at 26 After Snake Bite
Singer Ifunanya Nwangene from The Voice Nigeria has tragically passed away aged 26 after being bitten by a snake in her Abuja home, with conflicting reports about medical treatment.
Rob Kazinsky on EastEnders Return and Early Struggles
Actor Rob Kazinsky discusses his challenging first stint on EastEnders at age 22, his growth since then, and his openness to returning as Sean Slater in future storylines.
Seasons Review: Polish Drama on Actors' Lives
Polish director Michal Grzybowski's film Seasons examines the turbulent lives of theatre actors, blending stage performances with personal drama in a sombre yet insightful narrative.
Trump Threatens to Sue Trevor Noah Over Grammys Comments
Donald Trump has threatened to sue comedian Trevor Noah after the Grammys host made jokes about the former president's alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein during the 2026 awards ceremony.
Iraqi Film The President's Cake Explores Saddam Era
Hasan Hadi's film The President's Cake tells the story of a girl forced to bake for Saddam Hussein, drawing from his own childhood in 1990s Iraq under brutal sanctions and fear.
Belfast's Youth Escape City's Troubled Past in New Photo Book
Irish photographer Hazel Gaskin's new book 'Breathing Land' captures Belfast's teenagers living ordinary lives despite historic divisions, focusing on youth clubs, boxing gyms, and dance groups across the city.
Trump Closes Kennedy Center for Two Years
President Trump's decision to shut the Kennedy Center for renovations sparks debate, with critics linking it to performer boycotts following its controversial renaming.
Grammys 2026: Roan's Piercing Gown & Bieber's Boxers
Chappell Roan stunned in a sheer Mugler dress attached to nipple piercings at the 2026 Grammys, while Justin Bieber performed in underwear. Fashion statements spark debate.
Lithgow: Rowling's Trans Views 'Ironic and Inexplicable'
Actor John Lithgow, set to play Dumbledore in HBO's Harry Potter series, calls JK Rowling's transgender rights stance 'ironic and inexplicable' while addressing backlash.
James Valentine Retires from ABC After 40 Years
Veteran broadcaster James Valentine steps down from ABC Radio's Sydney Afternoons after nearly four decades, citing his ongoing battle with oesophageal cancer.
Emmerdale Star Teases Record-Breaking Moira and Cain Scene
Natalie J Robb discusses intense prison scenes and Cain's cancer secret in Emmerdale, revealing the longest scene she's ever filmed on the soap.
Corrie's Debbie Loses Everything in Prison Drama
Coronation Street legend Debbie Webster faces life behind bars while battling vascular dementia, with actress Sue Devaney revealing how prison will strip her character bare.
Riz Ahmed's Hamlet Adaptation Seeks to Unite and Empower
Riz Ahmed's modern South Asian adaptation of Hamlet explores themes of powerlessness and division in contemporary Britain, blending Shakespeare with Hindu scripture and Hindi dialogue.
Copenhagen Pastry Quest: Finding the Perfect Danish
A food writer's journey through Copenhagen's bakeries to find the ultimate Danish pastry, comparing traditional and modern spots while uncovering local secrets.
Do You Love Me: Ode to Beirut's Resilience
Lana Daher's documentary Do You Love Me uses 20,000 hours of archival footage to capture Beirut's spirit, blending joy and tragedy in a non-linear narrative.
Pantanal's Fiery Crisis: Photographer's London Exhibition
Ahead of a major London exhibition, award-winning photographer Lalo de Almeida shares harrowing stories from the Pantanal wetlands, documenting unprecedented wildfires and their devastating impact on wildlife and landscapes.
Birdwatching with Sean Bean: Best Podcasts
From Lord of Winterfell to lover of ornithology, Sean Bean hosts a new RSPB podcast. Plus, gripping investigations into police and true crime stories.
Rebel English Academy: Hanif's Booker Contender
Mohammed Hanif's new novel Rebel English Academy delivers a darkly comic and politically charged narrative set in 1970s Pakistan under martial law, blending satire with serious social commentary.
Dalai Lama Wins Grammy for Audio Book
The Dalai Lama has won his first Grammy Award for his audio book 'Meditations: The Reflections of His Holiness the Dalai Lama' at the 2026 ceremony in Los Angeles.
TV Tonight: Women Unite Against Abuser in BBC Documentary
Tonight's TV highlights include a powerful BBC documentary where four women expose a serial abuser, plus new episodes of Industry, Silent Witness, and Jamie's Feasts for a Fiver.
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