Stephen Colbert Sets Final Late Show Date for May 21
Stephen Colbert has revealed the final episode of The Late Show will air on May 21, 2025, ending a CBS institution that began in 1993 under David Letterman.
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Daily Horoscope January 28, 2026: Your Star Sign Guide
Discover your daily horoscope for January 28, 2026, with astrological insights for all zodiac signs. Explore how the Moon in Gemini and Venus in Aquarius influence your day.
Sudoku 7190 Medium: Puzzle's Enduring Appeal
Explore the enduring popularity of Sudoku 7190 Medium, a classic puzzle that continues to challenge and engage minds across the UK.
EastEnders: Linda's Harrowing Discovery
Linda Carter uncovers disturbing bruises on Julie Bates after Nigel's violent episode in EastEnders, revealing the true toll of dementia care.
Emmerdale's Bear Confesses to Killing Ray Walters
Bear Wolf reveals he killed Ray Walters in Emmerdale, solving the whodunnit amid police scrutiny. The confession comes as DS Walsh questions him about Anya's grave.
Emmerdale: Ruby Discovers Another Victim of Celia's Farm
In Emmerdale, Ruby Miligan makes a chilling discovery about Anya, another victim of Celia Daniels' farm, while Bear Wolf's return reveals dark secrets from the past.
Cruz Beckham's Girlfriend Jackie Apostel: Relationship Details
Cruz Beckham has been dating singer-songwriter Jackie Apostel for 18 months. Explore their relationship, Jackie's background, and how it contrasts with Brooklyn Beckham's family feud.
Bari Weiss: CBS Strategy Leaves Network 'Toast'
New CBS editor Bari Weiss tells staff the network must transform or face irrelevance, while addressing controversial decisions and staff fears in her first town hall meeting.
Katie Price's New Name After Dubai Wedding
Katie Price has reportedly changed her name following her sudden marriage to Lee Andrews in Dubai, a union that has left her family concerned and blindsided.
Mary Poppins Mural Saved After Planning Inspector Appeal
A beloved Mary Poppins mural in West London can remain permanently after the Planning Inspectorate overturned Kensington and Chelsea Council's removal order, ruling it harmonious with the conservation area.
Holocaust Survivors Warn Against Forgetting Atrocities
Auschwitz survivors mark International Holocaust Memorial Day with powerful warnings against rising populism and antisemitism across Europe.
Melania Trump Documentary Bankrolled by Bezos Faces Flop Fears
Amazon MGM Studios' documentary on Melania Trump, directed by Brett Ratner, launches amid soft ticket sales despite a $75m investment from Jeff Bezos.
Glass Withdraws Symphony from Kennedy Center Over Trump
Celebrated composer Philip Glass has pulled his Symphony No. 15 'Lincoln' from the Kennedy Center, citing conflict with the venue's Trump-era values and leadership changes.
David Andrews: Actor and Director of Hollyoaks and More
David Andrews, who has died aged 90, was a versatile actor and director with a six-decade career spanning theatre, film, and television, including over 100 episodes of Hollyoaks.
Sly Dunbar: Reggae Drummer's Legacy and Career
Sly Dunbar, the legendary Jamaican drummer, passed away at 73. Known for his inventive rhythms blending funk, soul, and disco, he collaborated with icons like Grace Jones and Bob Dylan.
Laura Lima's ICA Show: Surreal Art Fails to Connect
A review of Laura Lima's 'The Drawing Drawing' at the ICA in London, exploring its surreal concepts and questioning if the absurdity translates into meaningful art.
Simon Armitage's Poem for World Cancer Day Launches in Leeds
Poet Laureate Simon Armitage has written a new poem, 'The Campaign', commissioned by Yorkshire Cancer Research to mark World Cancer Day and the charity's centenary year.
Melania Documentary Funded by Bezos Faces UK Release Challenge
Amazon MGM Studios' documentary on Melania Trump, directed by Brett Ratner, launches in UK cinemas amid reports of weak ticket sales despite a $75 million investment.
John Lucas: Poetry Editor, Cricket Captain
Tributes highlight John Lucas's dual legacy as a patient poetry editor and a demanding cricket captain, showcasing his contrasting personas in publishing and sport.
Bhaktivedanta Manor's Hidden History as a Nurse Training School
Before George Harrison owned it, Bhaktivedanta Manor served as St Bartholomew's Hospital's preliminary training school for nurses in Letchmore Heath, offering a unique glimpse into historical healthcare education.
Hot Honey Trend: Has It Reached Its Peak?
Hot honey, the sweet and spicy 'swicy' sensation, has exploded from niche trend to supermarket staple. But with mass production and 'fake honey' concerns, is this food phenomenon at its peak?
Traitors Ireland Host on Swearing, Brexit and Castles
Siobhan McSweeney discusses The Traitors Ireland's distinct character, from increased swearing and Celtic settings to Brexit commentary and housing crisis insights.
Bridgerton Season 4: Days Left to Binge Netflix Drama
Netflix's Bridgerton returns with Season 4, focusing on Benedict's love story. Part one premieres January 29, 2026, with part two following on February 26.
BBC iPlayer Could Track Licence Fee Evasion via Address Links
The BBC is developing plans to connect iPlayer accounts to home addresses, potentially identifying millions of households watching without paying the £174.50 TV licence fee.
London Pub Tops UK Gastropub Awards 2026
The Devonshire in Soho has been voted the best gastropub in the country, with London venues dominating the Estrella Damm Top 50 Gastropubs list for 2026.
Gail Daughtry: Silly Sundance Comedy Review
Review of David Wain's Hollywood comedy at Sundance, starring Zoey Deutch and Jon Hamm. A scattershot, laugh-filled lark with hit-and-miss humour.
Corrie Fans Shocked by Sam's Dramatic New Look
Coronation Street viewers express surprise as actor Jude Riordan returns to the soap with a noticeably matured appearance, sparking recast rumours and discussion.
Netflix Horror Series Season 2 Could Take 5 Years
Fans of Netflix's acclaimed Korean zombie series 'All of Us Are Dead' may need to wait until 2027 for season 2, creating a potential five-year gap between seasons.
Zoey Deutch on Playing Jean Seberg in Nouvelle Vague
Hollywood actor Zoey Deutch discusses her role as Jean Seberg in Richard Linklater's Nouvelle Vague, a celebratory film about the making of Godard's Breathless, and her journey into French cinema.
Apprentice's Tim Campbell Hits Back at 'Softer' Claim
The Apprentice 2026 star Tim Campbell MBE dismisses suggestions he's more approachable than Karren Brady as the BBC show returns with new tasks and Hong Kong setting.
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