Iran Funerals: Music and Dance Defy Authorities
In Iran, funerals for protesters killed in recent unrest have transformed into acts of defiance, with mourners using music and dancing to celebrate lives and challenge the regime.
Category : Culture
Spanish Jamón's Dark History and Culture Wars
The Guardian explores the controversial history of Spanish jamón, revealing its ties to colonialism and slavery, sparking modern culture wars over its place in society.
Classic Thriller 'Fargo' Now on Amazon Prime
The Coen Brothers' acclaimed 1996 film 'Fargo', hailed as a masterpiece and inspiration for the award-winning TV series, is now available to stream on Amazon Prime.
Epstein Files: Trump's Role Questioned in Podcast
A new podcast episode delves into the Epstein files release, questioning Donald Trump's involvement and covering political angles at the Grammys.
Melania Documentary Flops in Australian Box Office
Amazon's $106m documentary about Melania Trump debuts at No 31 in Australia with just $982 per screen, while facing scathing reviews and allegations of political favouritism.
Mark of Cain's Josie Scott Comes Out as Trans Woman
Josie Scott, guitarist and vocalist for Australian heavy metal band The Mark of Cain, has come out as a trans woman in a heartfelt statement to fans, describing her journey to authenticity.
Lost Ozzy Osbourne Tape Found in Attic After 45 Years
A rare cassette recording from Ozzy Osbourne's pivotal 1980 rehearsals in Suffolk has been uncovered, offering a glimpse into his solo career revival after Black Sabbath.
Lost Ozzy Osbourne Tape Found in Suffolk Attic
A faded cassette labelled 'Ozzie Last Day' captures a rare jam session from 1980, offering a glimpse into Ozzy Osbourne's pivotal post-Black Sabbath rehearsals in Suffolk.
Trump to Sue Trevor Noah Over Grammys Epstein Joke
Donald Trump has threatened legal action against comedian Trevor Noah for a joke about Epstein's island at the Grammys, sparking controversy over political satire and free speech in the US.
EastEnders: Max and Linda's Romance Returns with Hidden Secret
Max Branning and Linda Carter's romance reignites in EastEnders, but Max hides a crucial secret about Ollie's bullying that could destroy their relationship.
Suki's Revenge on Honey and Bea in EastEnders
Suki Panesar-Unwin's transformation is tested as Honey Mitchell and newcomer Bea Pollard provoke her, leading to explosive consequences in Walford.
Emmerdale: Bear Alive But Faces Murder Cover-Up
Emmerdale's Bear Wolf survives captivity but kills trafficker Ray Walters, forcing son Paddy into a desperate cover-up to protect his father from police investigation.
Hollyoaks Spoilers: Ste Proposes, Mercedes Scandal
Ste Hay proposes to Rex Gallagher in emotional Hollyoaks scenes, while Mercedes McQueen faces new scandal. Full spoilers for next week's episodes.
Coronation Street: Todd Hospitalised After Theo's Abuse
Todd Grimshaw collapses in Coronation Street as Theo Silverton's financial and emotional abuse pushes him to breaking point, with residents finally witnessing the crisis.
Trevor Noah's Epstein Joke at Grammys Sparks Debate
Comedian Trevor Noah's joke about Donald Trump and Epstein Island at the Grammys has ignited a heated debate over the limits of humour in political satire.
Sudoku 7197 Medium: Puzzle's Enduring Appeal
Sudoku 7197 Medium offers a classic brain-teasing challenge, highlighting the puzzle's popularity and mental benefits for enthusiasts in the UK.
Stormzy Backs Accessible Books, Calls Reading a Superpower
Grime artist Stormzy endorses a campaign for accessible books, describing reading as a 'superpower' to promote literacy and inclusivity in the UK.
Global Donations Secure Cerne Giant's Future in Dorset
A fundraising appeal by the National Trust has successfully raised over £330,000 from donors in more than 20 countries to protect the historic Cerne Giant chalk figure and its surrounding wildlife habitat in Dorset.
Lover, Liar, Predator: Survivors Unite to Expose Abuser
A powerful BBC documentary reveals how four women, victimised by the same man, found strength in solidarity to secure his conviction for rape and domestic abuse.
Church Angel Fresco Resembling Meloni Sparks Outrage
A restored church fresco in Rome depicting an angel with a striking resemblance to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has ignited political controversy in Italy.
Neil Gaiman Denies Sexual Assault Allegations
Author Neil Gaiman breaks his silence to refute multiple sexual assault allegations, calling them a 'smear campaign' and claiming evidence contradicts the accusations.
Corrie's Roy and Bernie in Peril as Mal's Motives Surface
Bernie Winter-Alahan faces workplace tension as electrician Mal, a man from her troubled past, appears at Roy's cafe, threatening her marriage and safety.
Emmerdale: Kim Tate Refuses Graham's Help in Death Story
Kim Tate makes her feelings clear to Graham Foster in Emmerdale as bodies are found at Butlers Farm, creating tension at Home Farm.
Ben Shephard: 'Not Brave Enough' for Strictly Hosting Job
TV presenter Ben Shephard rules himself out of replacing Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman on Strictly Come Dancing, admitting he lacks the courage for the high-pressure role.
Cosy Winter Updates: Duvets, PJs & More
Discover the top 12 cosy products Brits are loving this January, including luxury duvets, comfy pyjamas, and budget hand creams for hibernating in style.
Hollyoaks Cross-Dressing Storyline Explored by Stars
Hollyoaks actors Jonny Labey and Leo Cole reveal insights into the soap's sensitive cross-dressing storyline, developed with LGBT Foundation guidance.
Morning Mail: Tuesday's News Digest for Australia
A comprehensive summary of Tuesday's top stories across Australia, covering politics, business, and culture. Stay informed with the latest developments.
Scream Streams Free on BBC iPlayer Ahead of Sequel
The original Scream (1996) is now available to watch for free on BBC iPlayer, along with Scream 2 and 3, as fans prepare for the upcoming release of Scream 7 in cinemas.
Local Solutions for London's Nightlife Space Sharing
The Guardian editorial argues that resolving conflicts over London's nightlife requires local decision-making, balancing residents' needs with cultural vibrancy.
Nick Cater: Journalism and Broadcasting Life
Nick Cater, a respected journalist and broadcaster, has passed away. Known for his work at the BBC and contributions to media, his career spanned decades, leaving a lasting impact on British journalism.
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