Savannah Guthrie Today Show Absence Sparks False Rumours
Social media speculation about Savannah Guthrie's disappearance during a Today show segment proved unfounded, despite concerns linked to her mother's ongoing missing person case.
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Matt LeBlanc Stars in CBS Crime Drama Flint as Burnout Cop
Matt LeBlanc is developing a new crime drama called Flint for CBS, where he will star as a rule-breaking LAPD officer nearing retirement. The Friends icon is shifting from sitcoms to serious television.
Charli XCX Announces Rock Album, Says Dancefloor is Dead
Charli XCX has announced her eighth studio album will be a rock project, declaring 'the dancefloor is dead' in a new British Vogue interview. The Brat star discussed her musical shift and upcoming film work.
Victoria Beckham Avoids Naming Son Brooklyn in Interview
Victoria Beckham refused to say her son Brooklyn's name in a recent interview, as he accuses his parents of trying to ruin his relationship with wife Nicola Peltz.
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Katie Price Told Not to Attend Family Party Over Marriage Fears
Katie Price was reportedly told not to attend a family Easter party due to growing concerns over her marriage to Lee Andrews, with tensions rising on her podcast.
Kate Middleton's Spring Style Formula Revealed
The Princess of Wales masters unpredictable spring weather with a timeless outfit formula. Royal experts and a top designer analyse her key wardrobe pieces and high-street alternatives.
5 Must-Listen Podcasts This Week: Kaluuya, Howard & More
Discover this week's essential podcast recommendations, featuring Daniel Kaluuya on creativity, Russell Howard's comedy, Mel & Sue's chaotic chat, political discussions with wine, and news for kids.
Locklear and Lamas Romance After 40-Year Friendship
Hollywood stars Heather Locklear and Lorenzo Lamas have confirmed their six-month romance, having been friends since the 1980s. A rediscovered 1983 Playgirl cover shows them in swimwear, hinting at their current relationship.
Tom Kerridge's Childhood Link to Fred and Rose West
Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge discusses growing up near the Wests' 'house of horrors' and his daily walks past their Gloucester home in a revealing podcast interview.
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Coronation Street Fans Predict Murder Victim and Killer
Coronation Street viewers believe they have solved the upcoming murder mystery, identifying the likely victim and killer based on a new trailer revealing five potential victims.
Bob Mould on Sugar's Reunion After Cobain's Death
90s rock icon Bob Mould reflects on Sugar's grunge-era success, the band's dissolution after Kurt Cobain's suicide, and their long-awaited reunion tour decades later.
Beef Season 2 Review: A White Lotus Rip-Off Without Substance
The acclaimed Netflix series Beef returns with a second season starring Carey Mulligan and Oscar Isaac, but critics say it fails to match the original's brilliance, instead resembling a shallow White Lotus copy.
Stella McCartney's Sustainable H&M Collection Aims for Wider Reach
British designer Stella McCartney partners with H&M for a second sustainable collection, offering eco-friendly fashion at accessible prices while addressing industry elitism and environmental impact.
Miroirs No 3: Petzold's Elegant Mystery of Grief
Christian Petzold's film Miroirs No 3, starring Paula Beer, delivers an unnerving psychological mystery exploring family dysfunction and trauma with a redemptive twist.
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Massive Attack's Dark New Single with Tom Waits
Massive Attack releases their first single in a decade, 'Boots on the Ground,' featuring Tom Waits. The dark, seven-minute track critiques war and authority, marking a significant return for the influential trip-hop pioneers.
Nadia Fall Calls for Bold Theatre Programming to Overcome Crisis
Young Vic artistic director Nadia Fall advocates for theatres to 'programme their way out' of financial struggles, announcing new shows including an anti-Trump musical version of Thelma & Louise.
Blades of the Guardians Review: Wuxia Epic Dominates Box Office
Yuen Woo-ping's martial arts film Blades of the Guardians, starring Wu Jing and Nicholas Tse, triumphs with exquisite fight scenes despite a tangled plot, becoming China's top wuxia hit.
An Apology to Lena Dunham: Jealousy Behind the Haters
Writer Dave Schilling reflects on his past criticism of Lena Dunham, attributing it to jealousy and the toxic media culture of the 2010s, as Dunham releases a new memoir.
Josh O'Connor's Stoic Rebuilding After Wildfire Trauma
A review of 'Rebuilding,' where Josh O'Connor delivers a powerful performance as a man reconstructing his life after a devastating wildfire, exploring themes of resilience and healing.
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Ian Katz Leaves Channel 4 After Nine Years as Content Chief
Ian Katz, Channel 4's chief content officer, is stepping down in October after nearly nine years, marking a significant leadership change following the appointment of new CEO Priya Dogra.
Cuckoo's Nest at Old Vic: Mesmerising Yet Problematic
Clint Dyer's production at the Old Vic reimagines Ken Kesey's classic with a fresh political edge, but struggles with the text's inherent misogyny. Aaron Pierre delivers a storming performance as McMurphy.
Jessie Ware's Superbloom: Disco-Pop Amid Podcasting
Jessie Ware's new album Superbloom delivers lush disco-pop with retro flair, balancing camp and class while navigating her podcasting fame.
French Writers Quit Grasset Over Right-Wing Owner Bolloré
More than 100 writers, including Virginie Despentes and Bernard-Henri Lévy, have left the historic French publisher Grasset in protest against billionaire owner Vincent Bolloré, accusing his media empire of promoting far-right ideologies.
Paula Rego's Largest Drawing Exhibition Reveals Intimate Tales
The largest exhibition of Paula Rego's drawings at Victoria Miro showcases her intuitive pencil work, exploring themes of female repression, abortion, and personal struggles with poignant emotional depth.
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Asha Bhosle, Bollywood Legend with 12,000 Songs, Dies at 92
Asha Bhosle, the iconic Indian playback singer known for over 12,000 songs across eight decades, has passed away aged 92. Her career spanned Bollywood hits, global collaborations, and a legacy as a cultural icon.
Jay-Z's Bronx Return: Hip-Hop's Power vs. Elite Hypocrisy
An analysis of a racist email from banker Jes Staley to Jeffrey Epstein reveals how elite myths about Black culture and justice persist, as Jay-Z's upcoming Bronx performance sparks a call for hip-hop to reclaim its activist roots.
Amazon MGM Executives Urge Patience on James Bond Casting
Studio heads from Amazon MGM have asked fans to remain patient regarding the announcement of the next James Bond actor, emphasizing careful consideration and respect for the franchise's legacy.
BBC Job Cuts: Lisa Nandy Voices Concern Over Staff Impact
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy tells MPs that BBC's announcement of 2,000 job cuts has strongly affected staff and raised public concern, with employees fearing for their future.
Man Wins £1m Picasso in £100 Charity Raffle
A lucky participant has secured a Picasso painting valued at £1 million after purchasing a £100 ticket in a charity raffle, sparking excitement and debate.
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The Mummy Review: Bloated, Unfunny Horror Reboot
Irish director Lee Cronin's new horror film The Mummy is an overlong, tonally confused reboot lacking scares and humour, despite visual ambition.
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