Metal Band's Viral Post Reveals Affair and 'Disgusting Reasons'
New Jersey metal band Reign goes viral after dropping two members for an affair and other 'horrific things,' gaining millions of views and new followers.
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Celebrity Traitors Wins Bafta Best Reality Show
Celebrity Traitors won Best Reality Show at the Bafta TV Awards after drawing 15.4 million viewers. Adolescence dominated with multiple awards including Limited Drama.
UK Eurovision Entry Sparks Fears of Last Place
Eurovision fans worry the UK may finish last after a preview of Look Mum No Computer's performance. The experimental act features furry computer-headed dancers and a mad scientist vibe.
Agatha Gothe-Snape and Mitch Cairns: A Luminous Love Story
Mitch Cairns recounts meeting artist Agatha Gothe-Snape at a Sydney gallery show in 2007, their absurd chip packet exchange, and how their bond grew into a lifelong partnership.
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Rove McManus on Gogglebox, His Nemesis, and Signing a Baby
Rove McManus shares controversial pop culture opinions, his dislike for Gogglebox, and the story of signing a baby's head. Plus, his Taskmaster Australia prep and cringeworthy celebrity encounter.
Streep Calls Out Hawn's Lateness After 33 Years
Meryl Streep discloses her 'beef' with Goldie Hawn over habitual tardiness during filming of Death Becomes Her, sparking debate on punctuality.
TV Tonight: Drama on Women Who Reported Rapist Worboys
Believe Me dramatises the aftermath of John Worboys' assaults, highlighting flaws in the legal system. Plus, Bafta Television Awards and more.
Inside Cannes: Glitz, Glamour, and the Jet Set Beyond the Screen
A photographer captures the dazzling world of Cannes film festival, where luxury brands, influencers, and wannabes mix with stars. From red carpets to superyachts, the spectacle unfolds.
Jeff Goldblum's Honest Playlist: From Für Elise to Jurassic
Jeff Goldblum shares his musical journey, from jazz arrangements to karaoke go-tos, and the song that changed his life.
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Bank of Dave: The Musical Review – Uplifting Story Bursts into Song
A review of Bank of Dave: The Musical at Lowry, Salford, telling the true story of a Burnley businessman who starts a community bank, with bright songs and a feelgood spirit.
Twitch Permits 'Mogging' Beauty Contests via Omoggle
Twitch changes rules to allow 'mogging' beauty contests via Omoggle, a site using facial recognition to score looks. Critics raise concerns over incel origins.
Shirley Ballas: Mum Smacked Me for Crying Over Breakup
Strictly judge Shirley Ballas and her mother Audrey reflect on tough love, single parenthood, dance dreams, and living together as Audrey battles COPD.
Super Furry Animals Reunion: Impeccable Songcraft Shines
Super Furry Animals' stirring reunion at Barrowland Ballroom highlights their formidable songwriting and Gruff Rhys's rich, mournful voice, delivering a transcendent two-hour set.
Matt Damon Hosts Another Standout SNL Episode
Matt Damon hosts a standout SNL episode featuring Brett Kavanaugh, Godzilla spoof, and offbeat sketches. A comedic highlight of season 51.
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The Wasp Review: Revenge Drama Lacks Sting
Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's revenge drama 'The Wasp' returns at Southwark Playhouse, but despite twists, stilted presentation and lack of jeopardy diminish its impact.
Stranger Gives Won Quilt to Devastated Woman
A woman's devastation at losing a quilt raffle turns to joy when the winner gives it to her, a daily reminder of human kindness.
Strictly Stars Shine at TV Baftas Despite Snub
Strictly Come Dancing stars dazzled at the TV Baftas 2026 despite not receiving any nominations. Dianne Buswell, Katya Jones, and others graced the red carpet. Meanwhile, Adolescence leads with 11 nods and Dame Mary Berry received the Bafta fellowship.
Simon Cowell Slams Himself, Holden, Morgan Over Susan Boyle
Simon Cowell reflects on the unfair treatment of Susan Boyle during her Britain's Got Talent audition, admitting he, Amanda Holden, and Piers Morgan were 'horrible' and 'disgusting.'
Celebrity SAS Line-Up: Controversial Stars and First Trans Contestant
The ninth series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins features controversial stars like Giovanni Pernice, JoJo Siwa, and the first trans contestant Ella Morgan, among others.
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Jazz Big Band Albums: Au and Murphy Reviewed
Callum Au's new double CD 'Sing Seven Seas' and Olivia Murphy's 'Fateful Birds and Fledgling Stories' showcase big band jazz with diverse styles and live performances in May.
Mammal Hands and Vernon Spring at Barbican: Jazz Review
A review of Mammal Hands and The Vernon Spring at the Barbican, highlighting their unique blend of jazz, electronics, and emotive restraint.
Fearne Cotton on Losing Herself Hosting Top of the Pops
Fearne Cotton opens up about losing herself while hosting Top of the Pops, her struggles with people-pleasing, and how her podcast and festival Happy Place helped her heal.
Danny Mays on Playing John Worboys: 'Absolutely Terrified Me'
Danny Mays opens up about portraying the 'black cab rapist' John Worboys in ITV's Believe Me, calling it the most challenging role of his career.
Coronation Street exit confirmed for Summer Spellman
Summer Spellman plans to leave Coronation Street after Theo Silverton's murder, raising suspicions as she was the last person seen with him and her journal contains hateful entries.
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Smoggie Queens: Queer Comedy Wins Straight Men
Smoggie Queens, the BBC's LGBTQ+ comedy set in Middlesbrough, returns for season two. Creator Phil Dunning reveals how the show's dark slapstick humor attracts a diverse audience, including unexpected fans.
The Plimsoll Named London's Best Gastropub by OpenTable
OpenTable's inaugural Restaurant Awards name The Plimsoll in Finsbury Park as London's top gastropub, known for its iconic Dexter cheeseburger and creative menu by chef duo Four Legs.
South London Art Walk: The Line with Pub End
Discover The Line, an underrated South London walk featuring works by Tracy Emin and Antony Gormley, ending at the historic Cutty Sark pub with Thames views.
Why I'm Not Ashamed to Use Walkthroughs in Video Games
A reader explains why seeking help in video games like Animal Well is nothing to be ashamed of, highlighting the game's clever puzzles and atmospheric design.
Star Fox Hints at Ocarina of Time Remake Approach
A reader analyzes Nintendo's Star Fox Direct, drawing parallels to the upcoming Ocarina of Time remake, discussing graphics, voice acting, and gameplay fidelity.
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Netflix's 'Remarkably Bright Creatures' Leaves Viewers in Tears
Netflix's new film 'Remarkably Bright Creatures', starring Sally Field and Lewis Pullman, has viewers reaching for tissues. The touching story of an aquarium employee and an octopus has earned a 90% user rating.
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