Bridgerton's New Lord Penwood Explained for Confused Fans
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Eddie Vedder's Solo Shows and Netflix Doc Push for EB Cure
Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder harnesses vulnerability in solo performances for a Netflix documentary, advocating for a cure for the rare skin disorder epidermolysis bullosa through his foundation.
Netflix Thriller 'The Art of Sarah' Soars in Global Charts
South Korean mystery series 'The Art of Sarah' featuring a Squid Game star has rocketed to number four on Netflix's global Top 10 chart, with viewers praising its intense plot and exceptional acting.
Tina O'Brien's Bikini Holiday Photos After Split
Coronation Street actress Tina O'Brien flaunts her physique in sun-soaked holiday photos with son Beau, following her recent separation from interior designer Adam Fadlé.
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Rain jackets lose waterproofing due to DWR coating degradation, not membrane failure. Learn how to wash, reapply DWR, and maintain your coat effectively.
Matlock Jokes About David Del Rio's Firing After Allegation
The CBS legal drama Matlock appeared to reference the sudden departure of actor David Del Rio in its latest episode, following his firing over a sexual assault investigation involving co-star Leah Lewis.
Gregg Wallace Drops BBC Claim, Gets No Damages
Former MasterChef host Gregg Wallace has discontinued his High Court claim against the BBC for distress and harassment, with the corporation confirming he will receive no payment.
McCartney Moved by Unseen Linda Footage in New Film
Sir Paul McCartney describes emotional response to archival documentary 'Man On The Run' featuring unseen footage of his late wife Linda and the formation of Wings.
Ruth Langsford's £585k Payday and Memoir Triumph
Ruth Langsford paid herself a £585,000 dividend last year through her company Hey Ho Limited, while her new memoir 'Feeling Fabulous' becomes an instant bestseller.
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Kate Declines Autograph in Wales Due to Royal Protocol
The Princess of Wales politely refused an autograph request during a visit to Powys, citing strict royal rules against signatures to prevent forgery and unauthorized sales.
Demi Moore's New Bob & Kate Moss's Dress Steal Gucci Show
Demi Moore debuted a chic wavy bob hairstyle at the Gucci Milan Fashion Week show, while Kate Moss turned heads in a daring backless dress. Emily Ratajkowski also dazzled on the runway.
This Morning Viewers Slam 'Dreadful' Dance Routine
This Morning hosts Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond faced backlash after a live dance routine, with viewers calling it 'insulting' and switching off the show.
Savannah Guthrie's Today Show Return Plans Confirmed
Sources reveal Savannah Guthrie intends to return to NBC's Today show after stepping away during the search for her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie, who authorities believe was kidnapped.
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Director Slams BBC for Baftas Broadcast of Tourette's Slur
Kirk Jones, writer-director of I Swear, says Tourette's activist John Davidson was 'let down on many levels' after BBC aired his involuntary racial tic during Baftas ceremony, sparking widespread controversy and apologies.
February's Literary Favourites: Writers and Readers Share Book Picks
Francis Spufford, Manish Chauhan, and Guardian readers discuss their February reads, from Claire Baglin's On the Clock to Melissa Harrison's The Given World and Tim Winton's Juice.
Simon Burke's 'Elocution' at Belvoir Theatre Review
A critical review of Simon Burke's play 'Elocution' at Belvoir Theatre, exploring Benjamin Franklin's influence on language and politics in a modern theatrical context.
Hugh Laurie Stars in New Prison Thriller The Wanted Man
Hugh Laurie headlines The Wanted Man, a new Apple TV+ thriller with a cast including Thandiwe Newton and Stephen Dillane. The series follows a crime boss's daring prison escape.
ITV Teases I'm A Celebrity South Africa Return with Ant & Dec Clip
ITV has released a first look at I'm A Celebrity South Africa ahead of its 2026 series, featuring hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly in a humorous campfire scene during a Britain's Got Talent ad break.
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The Guardian's picture editors curate striking images from around the world, including Holi celebrations in India, ice hockey in Pakistan, and scenes from Ukraine, Gaza, and more.
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A new play, A Thing of Beauty, features Imogen Stubbs as Leni Riefenstahl, exploring the Nazi propagandist's life and artistic legacy in a gripping theatrical production.
Ellis Series Two Trailer Released, March Premiere Confirmed
Channel 5's acclaimed detective drama 'Ellis' unveils its series two trailer, with episodes set to air on March 10 and 11. Sharon D. Clarke stars as DCI Ellis, tackling complex cases across northern England.
Lorraine Kelly Halts Show Over Eurovision Boy George Blunder
Lorraine Kelly abruptly stopped her live ITV programme to correct a mistake, having wrongly claimed Boy George would represent Italy at Eurovision. The presenter clarified he is actually performing for San Marino.
True Crime Series 'Murder: Point of Contact' Free on ITVX
True crime fans are discovering the documentary series 'Murder: Point of Contact', now streaming for free on ITVX. The show follows Family Liaison Officers in murder investigations.
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Victoria Beckham's Fragrance Campaign and Beauty Success
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Pokémon Cards Worth Millions as Franchise Turns 30
As Pokémon celebrates its 30th anniversary, rare trading cards are fetching astronomical prices at auction, with some selling for millions. Experts reveal how common cards have also soared in value.
Claudia Winkleman Explains Strictly Come Dancing Exit Decision
Claudia Winkleman opens up about the 'momentous' decision to leave Strictly Come Dancing with Tess Daly, denying any link to recent scandals and explaining they wanted the show to have new faces.
Holliday Grainger on The Capture's Return and AI Dangers
As The Capture returns for a third series, Holliday Grainger discusses AI threats, firearms training, and how the show's tech conspiracies mirror real-world concerns.
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