Jackson Estate Spent $15M to Remove Abuse Scenes from Film
The Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' underwent a $15 million rewrite to eliminate scenes about child abuse allegations, shifting its focus to his career peak and family dynamics.
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Euphoria Season 3 Drama: Zendaya Feud and Show's Future
As Euphoria returns after delays, Zendaya's early premiere exit and Sydney Sweeney's absence fuel feud rumors. Behind-the-scenes tensions with creator Sam Levinson and composer Labrinth add to the uncertainty, hinting at a possible series finale.
Euphoria Season 3 Review: A Bizarre Parody of Former Self
Euphoria Season 3 loses its edge as characters transition to adulthood, with contrived storylines and lackluster drama. Zendaya's performance shines, but the series feels forced and unnatural.
Hollyoaks Star Jessica Fox Injured on Set, Rushed to Hospital
Jessica Fox, known for her role in Hollyoaks, details a hospital visit after tripping on a wine bottle during filming, following a severe sinus infection caught from her son.
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Katy Perry Shares Cryptic 'Karma' Selfie with Justin Trudeau
Pop star Katy Perry has shared a new intimate selfie with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in an Instagram post featuring the cryptic caption 'Never knew karma could be so rewarding.'
Euphoria Makeup Brand Half Magic Lands in UK Sephora
The experimental makeup brand Half Magic, created by Euphoria makeup artist Donni Davy, has finally launched in UK Sephora stores ahead of season three's premiere.
The Testaments Review: A Powerful Handmaid's Tale Spin-off
The Testaments, the Disney Plus spin-off of The Handmaid's Tale, delivers a gripping narrative about teenage girls challenging Gilead's tyranny. Set years after the original, it follows Agnes and Daisy in a story of resistance and hope.
60-Year-Old Quits Clubbing Over Young Men's Attention
Elizabeth Young, a 60-year-old from Croydon, has stopped clubbing after decades of enjoying nightlife, citing overwhelming advances from younger men as the reason for her retreat from the dance floor.
London's Museum of Illusions Opens in May on Tottenham Court Road
The Museum of Illusions is launching its second UK location in London this May, featuring a spooky Ghost Room exhibit and gravity-defying illusions inspired by London landmarks.
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Stand By Me 40th Anniversary: A Timeless Tale of Youth
Rob Reiner's classic film Stand By Me returns for its 40th anniversary, exploring friendship and innocence with new poignancy after recent tragic events.
Koestenbaum's 'My Lover, the Rabbi': A Fierce Queer Masterpiece
Wayne Koestenbaum's novel 'My Lover, the Rabbi' delivers a fiercely strange exploration of obsessive love, blending modernist prose with 19th-century plot elements in a groundbreaking queer narrative.
Ultimate Mascara Guide: 12 Top Picks for Flawless Lashes
Discover the best mascaras for longer, fuller lashes, tested by a beauty expert. From budget buys to luxury wands, find your perfect match for volume, length, and curl.
Nathan Lane on Gay Life, Broadway, and Defying Stereotypes
Nathan Lane discusses his career, coming out in the 1990s, his role in Death of a Salesman, and navigating Hollywood as a gay actor in a revealing interview.
Essential Parfums: Luxury Scents at Half Price
Essential Parfums offers creative perfumes at half the cost of niche fragrances, with sustainable practices and top perfumers like Dominique Ropion. Available at John Lewis.
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Miles Jupp: How the 2005 Ashes Changed His Life
Comedian Miles Jupp reveals how England's 2005 Ashes victory inspired his incredible journey to join the press corps in India, documented in his book Fibber in the Heat.
Mockumentary Decline: From Spinal Tap to Charli XCX's Brat
The mockumentary genre, once a sharp satirical tool with classics like This Is Spinal Tap, has stagnated into showbiz puff pieces and right-wing provocations, as seen in Charli XCX's The Moment.
Evelyn Araluen Nominated Again for Stella Prize with 'The Rot'
Australian poet Evelyn Araluen has been shortlisted for the prestigious Stella prize for her second poetry collection 'The Rot', four years after winning with her debut. The $60,000 award recognizes Australian women and non-binary writers.
Fish Disguised as Meat: US Industry's Plan to Boost Seafood
The US seafood industry is tackling low consumption by marketing fish products that resemble meat, like tuna nuggets and salmon jerky, as Americans eat far less fish than global averages.
Brighton's Early 2000s Indie Music Scene Explored
From Bat for Lashes to Sea Power, Brighton's early 2000s indie scene thrived on cheap rents and creative freedom. This unique musical moment fostered diverse talent that still resonates today.
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Nike World Cup Jerseys Have Shoulder Seam Issue
Nike's high-tech 2026 World Cup jerseys display an unsightly shoulder seam bulge affecting multiple national teams. The sportswear giant acknowledges the aesthetic problem and is exploring solutions.
Artemis II and Trump: Cartoon Satire on Space and Power
Rebecca Hendin's cartoon for The Guardian critiques Donald Trump's political influence through the lens of NASA's Artemis II mission, blending space exploration with sharp political commentary.
Suzi Quatro's Scream Still Thrills at 75, Show Needs Cuts
Suzi Quatro delivers a thrilling scream and glam-era energy at 75 in Glasgow, but the concert is marred by rambling reminiscences and excessive length.
Global Photo Roundup: Tehran Rallies and Digital Detox
A curated selection of global photographs from April 8, 2026, featuring Tehran rallies post-ceasefire, a Dutch digital detox event, and scenes from Lebanon, Japan, and beyond.
Games Capture the Awe and Terror of Cosmic Isolation
As real astronauts venture into deep space, video games like No Man's Sky and Outer Wilds explore the fragile quiet and mortal danger of drifting alone through the cosmos, evoking feelings of beauty and vulnerability.
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Kontakthof: Original Cast Reunites 48 Years Later at Sadler's Wells
Pina Bausch's 1978 dance piece Kontakthof returns to London with its original cast, now in their 70s and 80s, performing alongside film of their younger selves in a poignant exploration of time, aging, and human connection.
Whole Roast Cauliflower Cheese: Zero-Waste Recipe
Discover Tom Hunt's innovative whole roast cauliflower cheese recipe that uses every part of the plant. This decadent vegetarian main course features roasted cauliflower with leaves and core, topped with rich Red Leicester cheese sauce.
Mark Jenkin's Rose of Nevada Premieres in Cornish Hometown
Cornish director Mark Jenkin brings his new time travel film Rose of Nevada to Newlyn for its first UK screening, emphasizing authenticity and local community engagement in filmmaking.
Greene and Philby: Espionage, Betrayal, and MI6 Secrets
Robert Verkaik's book explores the complex friendship between novelist Graham Greene and Soviet spy Kim Philby, revealing their intertwined lives in MI6 during World War II and the Cold War.
Copenhagen Revival Confronts Atomic Secrets and Moral Fog
Michael Frayn's 1998 drama about quantum physicists Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg returns to Hampstead Theatre with chilling relevance to contemporary politics, though this production struggles to fully ignite its emotional core.
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Elderly Hungarian Women in Carnival Reveal Life Secrets
Photographer János Bődey captures elderly residents in a Hungarian retirement home celebrating carnival, sharing wisdom on longevity and happiness despite economic challenges.
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