Wu-Tang Clan's Oliver 'Power' Grant Dies at 52
Oliver 'Power' Grant, the business strategist behind Wu-Tang Clan's rise, has died at age 52. Tributes from members like Method Man and RZA honor his pivotal role in shaping hip-hop history.
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Antonio Tejero Dies as 1981 Coup Documents Declassified
Antonio Tejero, the Spanish officer who led the 1981 military coup attempt, has died at age 93. His death coincides with the government's release of classified documents about the failed putsch.
Chiuri's Fendi Debut: Radical Spirit and Roman Heritage
Maria Grazia Chiuri's first Fendi show at Milan Fashion Week celebrates matriarchal heritage with 'Less I, more us' motto, blending archival fur with modern commuter style.
Sondra Lee, Broadway Star of Hello, Dolly!, Dies at 97
Sondra Lee, the acclaimed Broadway and film actress known for roles in Hello, Dolly! and Peter Pan, has passed away at age 97. Her nine-decade career included coaching stars like Marlon Brando and Jane Fonda.
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Westminster Refurbishment Sparks UK Power Shift Debate
The urgent £16bn refurbishment of the Palace of Westminster could prompt MPs to move out, offering a chance to decentralise power and invest in regions like Manchester or Birmingham.
London Fashion Week's First Official Ramadan Iftar Show
British-Yemeni designer Kazna Asker incorporates sunset iftar into her London Fashion Week presentation, blending cultural tradition with high fashion in a groundbreaking showcase.
Holden Stops Radio Show at Schofield Name, Feud Flares
Amanda Holden abruptly stopped her Heart Breakfast show when co-host Jamie Theakston mentioned Phillip Schofield, highlighting their ongoing feud dating back to 2018 over This Morning hosting drama.
London: World's Best Food City with 3 Michelin-Starred Reasons
London's culinary scene shines with 88 Michelin-starred restaurants and diverse global cuisine. Explore three standout venues—Frog, Agora, and Coq d'Argent—that exemplify why the capital reigns supreme as the ultimate food destination.
Bebe Rexha's London Balcony Moment Gets 'Shut Up' Response
Pop star Bebe Rexha's attempt to serenade London from her hotel balcony was hilariously interrupted by a local shouting 'Shut up!' in a viral moment.
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John Davidson's Bafta Tic Controversy Sparks Tourette's Debate
John Davidson, who became the UK's public face of Tourette's syndrome after a 1989 BBC documentary, faced controversy at the 2026 Baftas when his involuntary tics included a racial slur during the broadcast ceremony.
Berlin Film Festival Crisis Over Gaza Speeches, Director's Future
The Berlin Film Festival's management will hold emergency talks amid controversy over pro-Palestinian speeches that criticized Germany, with reports suggesting the American director could be dismissed.
Fred Hohler: The Man Who Made Art UK Possible
Prof Robin Simon highlights Fred Hohler's pivotal role in founding Art UK, digitizing over 1 million UK public art entries, and his ongoing work with The Watercolour World charity.
Youth Arts Funding Crisis: Creativity Lags Behind Sport
Marcus Davey of the Roundhouse critiques the UK's unequal investment in youth arts versus sport, highlighting the Young Creatives Commission's push for accessible creative opportunities.
Swedish Trip Converts Professor to Lifelong Clog Wearer
A reader shares how a 1974 visit to Sweden introduced him to the comfort of wooden clogs, which he has worn exclusively for decades, praising their health benefits.
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Embrace Color's Multidisciplinary Joy to Combat Chromophobia
Ana Beard advocates for connecting with color as a joyful, multidisciplinary act to resist historical chromophobia, blending science, art, and politics.
BBC Backlash Grows Over Bafta Racial Slur Broadcast
The BBC is under intense scrutiny for failing to edit a racial slur shouted by John Davidson, who has Tourette syndrome, during its Bafta awards coverage, sparking widespread controversy and apologies.
Rolling Stones Deny Involvement in Melania Documentary
A source close to Mick Jagger refutes claims that the Rolling Stones approved the use of 'Gimme Shelter' in the Melania Trump documentary, stating the band had no involvement.
Scrubs Reboot Launches with Free UK Binge of Original Series
UK viewers can stream all nine seasons of Scrubs for free on ITVX ahead of the Disney+ reboot release. The revival brings back original cast members with new showrunners.
Tracey Emin's Tate Modern Retrospective: Raw and Radical
Tracey Emin's 'A Second Life' retrospective at Tate Modern offers a deeply personal journey through trauma, illness and mortality, contrasting sharply with fellow YBA Damien Hirst's celebratory approach.
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Gucci AI Ads Spark Backlash Ahead of Milan Fashion Week
Gucci faces criticism for using AI-generated images to promote its Milan fashion week show, with followers labeling the visuals as 'cheap' and questioning the brand's commitment to craftsmanship.
BBC Backlash Over Bafta Racial Slur Incident
The BBC is under fire for failing to remove a racial slur shouted by John Davidson, who has Tourette syndrome, during its Bafta awards broadcast, sparking controversy and apologies.
Hawking in Epstein Files with Bikini-Clad Women
Newly released Epstein documents show Stephen Hawking enjoying cocktails with women in bikinis during a 2006 Virgin Islands trip. Emails reveal Epstein's attempts to manage allegations about the physicist.
Concert Phone Debate: Should Phones Be Banned at Gigs?
Metro readers passionately debate whether phones should be banned at concerts, with arguments ranging from preserving the moment to recording memories, as artists like Florence Welch push for phone-free experiences.
Late-Night Hosts Mock Trump's Divisive State of the Union
Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, and other comedians delivered scathing critiques of Donald Trump's marathon speech, calling it incoherent and filled with lies.
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White Stuff Spring Dress Reduced to £43, Earns Rave Reviews
White Stuff's Clementine Midi Dress, originally £85, is now just £43. Made from 100% cotton with a patchwork print, this comfortable spring dress has shoppers calling it 'stunning' and 'gorgeous'.
Kate Middleton Sparks Micro-Bag Trend with DeMellier Look
The Princess of Wales has ignited a fashion trend by repeatedly wearing her DeMellier London Montreal Nano Bag, leading to high street alternatives from River Island to New Look.
Channel 4's 'Lolita Lobosco' Hailed as Must-Watch Detective Drama
Channel 4's Italian crime drama 'Lolita Lobosco' breaks detective stereotypes with a sun-drenched setting and a female lead battling sexism while solving crimes in Bari.
Why Pringles Are So Addictive: The Science Explained
A mathematics professor explains the scientific reason behind Pringles' addictive nature, revealing how their ultra-processed formulation bypasses the body's fullness signals.
Princess and Junior Andre Join BBC Reality Show
Princess and Junior Andre have reportedly signed up for the BBC's 'Celebrity Race Across The World' as their TV careers soar, following their parents' joint statement and recent media appearances.
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BBC Fast-Track Probe After Bafta Broadcast Airs Slur
The BBC has initiated a fast-track investigation after a racial slur was broadcast during its Bafta coverage, with Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson heard shouting the N-word.
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