AFL 'Footy Song' singer Chris Doheny dies in car crash
Chris Doheny, the voice behind Australian Rules Football's iconic anthem 'The Footy Song', has died following a devastating car accident in Victoria, leaving the sporting world in mourning.
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Boyfriend speaks on Sarm Heslop's yacht disappearance
Exclusive: The boyfriend of Sarm Heslop, the British woman who vanished from a luxury catamaran in 2021, breaks his silence, claiming he 'wanted to protect' her as the baffling case remains unsolved.
Sarah McLachlan Accuses Disney of Burying Documentary
Canadian singer-songwriter Sarah McLachlan reveals Disney shelved her intimate documentary after acquiring it, calling the move 'heartbreaking' during a candid appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Miley Cyrus Reveals True Meaning Behind 'Flowers' Lyrics
Pop sensation Miley Cyrus has revealed the poignant and deeply personal inspiration behind her record-breaking hit 'Flowers', confirming long-held fan theories about its connection to her ex-husband Liam Hemsworth.
Russia Plans Rival 'Intervision' Song Contest After Ban
Russia is developing a new 'Intervision' song contest with allies like China and Belarus, a direct response to its ongoing exclusion from the Eurovision Song Contest. This move signals a deepening cultural divide.
Austria urges no Eurovision boycott as BBC ponders Israel broadcast
Austria's national broadcaster makes a passionate plea against boycotting Israel at Eurovision, while the BBC faces internal pressure over its coverage of the controversial event.
Chilling CCTV shows Russian missile strike on Dnipro
Shocking new CCTV video captures the precise moment a Russian missile slams into a residential building in the eastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro, in a brutal attack underscoring the ongoing terror faced by civilians.
Reeves to Seize Russian Assets for Ukraine
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces bold plan to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's rebuilding efforts, aligning with G7 allies and signalling a tougher stance on Kremlin-linked wealth.
Putin Launches 'Russovision' After Eurovision Ban
Vladimir Putin has greenlit a patriotic Russian alternative to the Eurovision Song Contest, dubbing it 'Russovision', after the nation was once again barred from the glitzy international competition over its war in Ukraine.
Miley Cyrus Reveals True Meaning of 'Used To Be Young'
Miley Cyrus gets candid in a new interview, explaining the profound personal grief and public scrutiny that inspired her vulnerable chart-topping ballad, 'Used To Be Young'.
Russia Plans Rival 'Intervision' Song Contest for 2025
Russia is set to launch its own 'Intervision' music competition in 2025, a direct response to its ongoing exclusion from the Eurovision Song Contest since the invasion of Ukraine.
Russia and China Launch Rival 'Intervision' Song Contest
Russia, China, India, and Belarus are forming a rival 'Intervision' song contest as a cultural counterweight to the Western-dominated Eurovision, signalling a new front in the global battle for soft power influence.
EU Imposes Major New Sanctions on Russian Oil & Gas
The European Union unveils its most aggressive sanctions package yet, directly targeting Russia's critical oil and gas sectors. The move aims to cripple Putin's ability to fund the ongoing war in Ukraine, marking a significant escalation in the West's eco
Lithuania dismantles Russian spy ring in Vilnius
Lithuanian intelligence exposes a sophisticated Russian spy network operating in Vilnius, arresting a suspect linked to the Wagner Group and foiling plans to recruit operatives for sabotage.
d4vd's Unreleased Song 'Death Remains' Leaks Online
The unreleased song 'Death Remains' by viral sensation d4vd has surfaced online, with fans speculating a connection to Tesla's Cybertruck after the artist was seen with Elon Musk.
John Schneider's Tribute Song for Late Wife Alicia
Dukes of Hazzard icon John Schneider honours his beloved late wife, Alicia Allain Schneider, with a poignant new tribute song, 'She's Still Here,' produced in collaboration with commentator Charlie Kirk.
BBC in Eurovision boycott crisis over Israel hosting
The BBC faces a major dilemma as European broadcasters threaten to boycott the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest if held in Israel. Internal debates rage over balancing artistic independence with political pressures.
Mimi Webb: Heartbreak Fueled My New Music
Singer-songwriter Mimi Webb opens up about turning her personal heartbreak into her most powerful music yet, sharing an exclusive preview of her new breakup anthem.
Trump shares controversial 'lynching' rap song, sparks fury
Former US President Donald Trump has provoked fury by posting a video featuring a song with the lyrics 'any n****r we see, we gon' lynchin'' on his Truth Social platform. The video, which targets his political opponents, has been widely condemned as racis
Chase's Darragh Ennis Reveals His Bizarre Music Phobia
The Chase star Darragh Ennis opens up about the one song that gives him an 'unsettling feeling', sharing a surprising and personal phobia with fans in a candid revelation.
Spain faces Eurovision boycott calls over Israel hosting
Pressure mounts on Spain's national broadcaster RTVE to withdraw from Eurovision 2024 over Israel's participation, echoing past boycotts of Russia.
Top AI Scientist Song-Chun Zhu Leaves US for China
In a seismic shift for global AI dominance, pioneering computer scientist Song-Chun Zhu has left the US for China, sparking intense debate about talent, technology, and the new Cold War.
British Woman's Agony as FBI Drops Fiancé Case
Exclusive: Sarm Heslop speaks out for the first time since the FBI closed its investigation into the mysterious disappearance of her fiancé, Ryan Bane, from their catamaran in the US Virgin Islands, as she continues her desperate search for answers.
Ukraine's Railway Sabotage Cripples Russian Supply Lines
Exclusive briefing: Ukrainian special forces and partisans are systematically dismantling Russia's military supply lines through targeted strikes on key railway infrastructure, causing chaos and delays for Moscow's troops.
Russian drone violates Romanian airspace, Poland scrambles jets
Romania reports a Russian drone incursion into its airspace near the Ukrainian border, marking a significant escalation. NATO ally Poland scrambles fighter jets in response, raising tensions in the Black Sea region.
Final CCTV of Sarm Heslop Revealed Before USVI Disappearance
Newly released CCTV captures Sarm Heslop's final known movements with her boyfriend on the night she disappeared from a catamaran in the US Virgin Islands, as her family's three-year search for answers continues.
Sabrina Carpenter's Dunkin Cups Fuel Viral Refreshers Craze
Pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter sends fans into a frenzy as she's spotted with custom Dunkin' cups, sparking a massive surge in searches for the brand's summer Refreshers.
Archewell's Ukraine Aid Claim Sparks Controversy
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's charitable organisation faces scrutiny after a Ukrainian official's claim of unacknowledged aid, raising questions about UK rail's commemorative gesture.
Dunkin' Sells Out Sabrina Carpenter 'Espresso' Cups
Dunkin' has brewed up a storm with limited-edition 'Espresso' collector's cups, inspired by Sabrina Carpenter's hit song. The campaign is causing a social media frenzy and selling out fast across the UK.
Netrebko's Royal Opera Return Sparks Ukraine Protest
Russian soprano Anna Netrebko's controversial casting in the Royal Opera House's Tosca production ignites protests and divides audiences over art and politics in post-invasion era.
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