From LA to New York, grassroots groups are coordinating resistance to ICE raids, sharing strategies like whistle alerts and 'know your rights' training. Discover how cities are banding together.
Dancer Donyelle Jones, known for So You Think You Can Dance and film Spirited, has died at 46 after a decade-long fight with breast cancer. Read the moving tributes.
Canadian publisher Kids Can Press condemns US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth for using its beloved Franklin the Turtle character to justify lethal airstrikes. The incident follows allegations of potential war crimes in the Caribbean.
TV producer Nigel Lythgoe has once again denied Paula Abdul's sexual assault allegations, nearly a year after their legal battle was settled. Read the latest developments.
Discover Pinar de Can Camins, a pristine Mediterranean forest open only 10 days annually to 25 visitors. A rare escape from mass tourism in Catalonia.
Jamaican singer and actor Jimmy Cliff, who helped bring reggae to the world, has died at 81. Read the full tribute to the 'The Harder They Come' star.
Sky Sports' Halo TikTok channel aimed at women was pulled after just three days. Discover why this marketing misstep highlights a fundamental flaw in how sports engage female audiences.
Get a first look at Dawn French's new BBC sitcom where a fake widow hides her husband for life insurance. Premiering on BBC One and iPlayer in 2026.
An Arsenal-supporting co-writer of 'Can't Smile Without You' claims Tottenham rejected his request for royalties over the club's matchday use of the track. Read the full story.
Former A Place in the Sun star Scarlette Douglas recounts the 'creepy' challenge of selling a house filled with 150 dolls on her new show. Discover the frank exchanges needed for a sale.
The Traitors star Paul Gorton joins Vernon Kay as co-host on new BBC Two quiz Do You Know Your Place?. He reveals how a podcast appearance led to his surprising TV career. Watch it next year.
BBC Radio 2's Vernon Kay announces he's 'absolutely thrilled' to host new 2026 celebrity quiz 'Do You Know Your Place?', testing stars on UK knowledge with Paul Gorton.
BBC Radio 2 presenter Vernon Kay secures new quiz show 'Do You Know Your Place?' after supporting wife Tess Daly during her MBE ceremony. Read about his exciting new role.
Academy Award winner Tom Hanks stars in the beloved crime caper 'Catch Me If You Can' returning to UK screens this weekend on Paramount Network. Discover broadcast times for this Spielberg-directed masterpiece.
Can Atalay, a prominent human rights lawyer and elected official, receives aggravated life sentence amid ongoing crackdown on political opposition in Turkey.
Remembering Zoe Wicomb, the groundbreaking South African author whose powerful explorations of identity, displacement, and coloured experience captivated readers worldwide.
Rapper Macklemore has shocked fans by revealing they've been mispronouncing a key word from his hit songs - and the truth will surprise you.
Exclusive: A police force admits catastrophic failures in handling domestic violence disclosure schemes, leaving vulnerable women at risk from violent partners they could have been warned about.
In an unprecedented twist, Chinese experimental writer Can Xue and Hungarian master Laszlo Krasznahorkai lead the race as joint favourites for the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature, according to latest betting odds.
Tensions flared in Portland as demonstrators protesting police conduct faced off against officers in dramatic nighttime confrontations, marking a resurgence of civil unrest in the city.
The entertainment world mourns as acclaimed stage and screen star Kimberly Hébert Gregory, known for 'Succession' and 'Kevin Can F**k Himself', dies unexpectedly at 45.
Discover the ingenious engineering secret behind that mysterious hole in your baked beans tin tab that has left millions of Brits stunned after decades of curiosity.
Dance world mourns as So You Think You Can Dance champion Joshua Allen dies unexpectedly at 35, leaving behind poignant final social media post that has fans and colleagues devastated.
Joshua Allen, the groundbreaking winner of So You Think You Can Dance's fourth season, has passed away at age 35, leaving the dance community in mourning.
Joshua Allen, the charismatic winner of So You Think You Can Dance's fourth season, has passed away unexpectedly at age 36, leaving the dance community and fans worldwide in mourning.
Shocking prison violence erupts as inmate is brutally attacked with weapons crafted from tuna cans, exposing security failures in UK correctional facilities.
Las Vegas's legendary all-you-can-eat buffets are undergoing a dramatic transformation. Discover how the city is swapping heaping plates for curated food halls, upscale dining, and a new era of culinary sophistication.
A Toby Carvery customer's breakfast order has sparked disbelief and amusement online after they received a plate with a solitary sausage, one bacon rasher, and a single hash brown.
Ian McEwan's provocative new novel, 'What We Can Know', delivers a powerful critique of contemporary liberal thought, exploring its intellectual fragility and moral failings through a gripping narrative of a family in crisis.
Ariana Grande's new music video for 'We Can't Be Friends' has sent shockwaves through her fanbase, featuring a harrowing scene where she is seemingly strangled by a lookalike of Sabrina Carpenter. The intense visual has ignited a firestorm of speculation