Ant and Dec Podcast: Backlash to Fan Praise
Ant and Dec's new podcast 'Hanging Out with Ant & Dec' launches after mental health charity Mind criticised their initial advert as 'incredibly damaging'.
Category : Culture
Spice Girls Support Victoria Beckham After Brooklyn's Statement
Victoria Beckham receives support from her Spice Girls bandmates after son Brooklyn's 800-word statement accusing his parents of prioritising 'Brand Beckham' over family.
BTS Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Seating Map and Ticket Sale Info
BTS announces European tour dates with London shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in July 2026. Ticket presale starts today, general sale this weekend.
Corrie's Theo and Debbie Exits Confirmed in Crash Aftermath
Heartbreaking twists unfold in Coronation Street as Theo Silverton and Debbie Webster face potential exits following the devastating Corriedale crossover crash that claimed Billy Mayhew's life.
Peaty and Ramsay Honeymoon Photos After Wedding Drama
Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay share lavish honeymoon snaps from Mauritius, moving past family drama that overshadowed their recent wedding.
EastEnders: Mark Fowler Jnr Returns with New Actor
Mark Fowler Jnr makes a dramatic return to EastEnders, played by Stephen Aaron-Sipple. Discover his family ties to Phil Mitchell and the actor change from Ned Porteous.
McDonald's Hash Brown Ice Cream Sandwich Nearly Made Menu
McDonald's UK showcased bizarre menu creations including a hash brown and Oreo McFlurry sandwich at recent event. Discover how to make this controversial breakfast-dessert hybrid.
Corrie: Jodie's Shocking Lie Revealed to Stun Fans
In a gripping Coronation Street episode, Jodie Ramsey's shocking lie to sister Shona Platt is exposed, leaving viewers stunned by her manipulative behaviour and hidden secrets.
£20 Heated Vest Sells Fast, Shoppers Ditch Bulky Coats
A heated vest from Rtizan, normally £79.99, is now under £20 on Amazon, including a power bank. Shoppers are snapping it up as a cheap way to stay warm this winter.
Harrow Sports Bar Blocked Over Police Criminal Link Concerns
A plan to reopen a sports bar in South Harrow has been rejected after the applicant failed to attend a licensing hearing, with police alleging links to previous owners involved in criminal activity.
Reading Leads 2026 Hobby Trends with Traditional Pastimes
Reading emerges as the top hobby for 2026, with traditional activities like knitting and creative writing gaining popularity. Research highlights train travel as ideal for pursuing these calming pastimes.
Workhorse Review: A Devil Wears Prada-Style Tale
Caroline Palmer's debut novel Workhorse explores ambition in the golden era of women's magazines, featuring a vile yet compelling heroine in a dark, witty narrative.
Traitors Finale Airs Later on BBC One This Friday
BBC One has announced a schedule change for The Traitors season 4 finale, moving it to 8:30pm this Friday for an extended 75-minute special, followed by Traitors: Uncloaked.
History of Sound Disappoints Despite Star Performances
Oliver Hermanus's period romance starring Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor delivers beautiful visuals but suffers from slow pacing and missed opportunities in its UK release.
Brooklyn Beckham Stops Calling David and Victoria Parents
Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly ceased referring to David and Victoria Beckham as his parents, opting for their first names instead, following his explosive Instagram statement detailing family estrangement.
Husband's Song Lyrics in Serious Conversations: Annoying or Lighthearted?
Randy uses song lyrics to lighten serious discussions, but his wife Taylor sees it as avoidance. After 33 years of marriage, they seek your verdict on this quirky habit.
Prop Masters: The Creative Force Behind Film's Iconic Objects
From golden Furbies to nuclear missiles, prop masters craft the objects that define movies. This article explores their creative, often overlooked role in building believable worlds and driving narratives.
Beckham Feud Reveals Modern Family Estrangement
The Beckham family drama involving Brooklyn cutting contact illustrates how younger generations are redefining family relationships with therapy language and online support networks.
London Bar Where TV Was Invented 100 Years Ago
Discover the remarkable story of 22 Frith Street in Soho, where John Logie Baird first demonstrated television in 1925, now home to the iconic Bar Italia.
Emmerdale Reveals Ray's Killer in ITVX Shock
The identity of Ray Walters' killer has been confirmed in an early ITVX release of Emmerdale, delivering a stunning twist that resolves weeks of speculation.
Valentine's Day Gift Guide 2026 for Her
Discover the ultimate Valentine's Day gift guide for her in 2026, featuring flowers, jewellery, lingerie, and more curated by shopping experts to spoil your loved one.
Emmerdale: Kim Tate Mourns Ice's Death
Kim Tate faces emotional turmoil as her beloved horse Ice is put down, while Joe Tate's attempt to replace him sparks drama in Emmerdale.
EastEnders: Ian's Council Plot to Shut Down Elaine's Hotel
Ian Beale reveals a shocking political plan to run for Walford council with the sole aim of closing Elaine Peacock's boutique hotel, escalating their bitter feud in EastEnders.
Making a Murderer: The Hidden Human Cost of True Crime Fame
As Netflix's Making a Murderer marks its cultural impact anniversary, we examine the documentary's profound effects on victims' families, legal professionals, and true crime ethics.
Woman's 40-Year Search for Secret Sister Ends in Reunion
A 64-year-old woman from Sussex finally meets her long-lost sister after decades of searching, overcoming fears of rejection in an emotional ITV documentary.
Corrie's Bernie Lashes Out at Dev After Tragic Death
Bernie Winter-Alahan's grief over Billy Mayhew's death leads to explosive confrontation with husband Dev and a dangerous spiral in Coronation Street drama.
6 Best Free Things to Do in London This Weekend
Discover the best free events in London this weekend, including yoga at Tate Britain, the Winter Lights trail, and film festivals, all without spending a penny.
Roy Keane Film Saipan: New Football Movie Trend
The film Saipan, depicting Roy Keane's 2002 World Cup row with Mick McCarthy, is leading a new type of football movie focusing on human drama over on-field action.
AI Weiwei's 'On Censorship' Review: Free Speech Threat
A review of AI Weiwei's new book 'On Censorship' explores the global battle for free speech, questioning if technological and political forces are eroding this fundamental right.
Black Queer London Clubland Exhibition: 40 Years of Nightlife
A new archival exhibition in London showcases photographs documenting the vibrant Black queer club scene from the 1970s to 2021, exploring themes of identity, community, and cultural resilience.
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