Trump to Sue Grammy Host Trevor Noah Over Epstein Jokes
Former US President Donald Trump has announced plans to take legal action against comedian Trevor Noah following jokes made about him at the Grammy Awards.
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Grammys 2026: Bad Bunny Wins & Off-Camera Moments
The 68th Grammy Awards saw Bad Bunny claim Album of the Year, with political statements and intimate off-camera reunions between stars like Justin Bieber and Billie Eilish stealing the show.
Kate's Gym Style: How to Replicate Her Sportswear Look
Discover how to emulate the Princess of Wales's understated athletic wardrobe, featuring accessible brands like Lululemon and Sweaty Betty, for a confidence-boosting gym kit refresh.
Bad Bunny's Grammy Win Sends Message to Divided America
Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny made history at the 2026 Grammys with a Spanish-language Album of the Year win, using his platform to challenge immigration policies while British artists celebrated breakthrough victories.
James Valentine Retires from ABC After Cancer Diagnosis
Veteran ABC broadcaster James Valentine announces his retirement after nearly four decades, citing his ongoing battle with oesophageal cancer. The beloved host of Sydney Afternoons steps down to focus on his health and family.
Do You Love Me Review: Ode to Lebanese Courage
A new documentary film, 'Do You Love Me,' offers a powerful and exhilarating tribute to the collective courage and resilience of the Lebanese people, capturing their spirit amidst adversity.
Sean Bean's Birdwatching Podcast and Top Weekly Picks
Sean Bean hosts a new RSPB podcast, sharing his childhood love of birding. Plus, this week's best podcasts include true crime, social media investigations, and personal stories.
Rebel English Academy: A Booker Contender from Pakistan
Mohammed Hanif's new novel, Rebel English Academy, is a darkly comic and politically charged story set in 1970s Pakistan under martial law. It explores themes of authoritarianism, dissent, and resistance through unforgettable characters.
King Charles's Ancestral Link to Vlad the Impaler Revealed
A special podcast episode uncovers the historical connection between King Charles III and Vlad the Impaler, the medieval ruler who inspired Dracula, exploring royal heritage and modern affinities.
Ben Shephard's Wife Brands Him 'Idiot' Over Ironman Ambition
This Morning host Ben Shephard reveals his wife Annie thinks he's an 'idiot' for wanting to complete an Ironman triathlon, while discussing new ITV show The Summit and life with ADHD.
War Documentary 'Escape from Kabul' Streams on BBC iPlayer
The HBO documentary 'Escape from Kabul,' which chronicles the chaotic 2021 US withdrawal from Afghanistan with never-before-seen footage, is now available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
Bridgerton Perfume Review: Regency Scents Transport You
A review of The Perfume Shop's exclusive Bridgerton fragrances, including Rebel Vanilla, that evoke the opulent Regency era of the hit Netflix show.
Hugh Laurie's Agatha Christie Drama on ITVX
The acclaimed period drama 'Why Didn't They Ask Evans?' starring Will Poulter and Lucy Boynton, directed by Hugh Laurie, is now available to stream on ITVX with perfect fan ratings.
Fort Apache: Perfect-Rated Western on BBC iPlayer
The 1948 Western Fort Apache, starring Henry Fonda and John Wayne, has achieved a flawless 100% fan rating on Rotten Tomatoes and is now available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
Billie Eilish's Grammy Anti-ICE Protest Sparks Political Debate
Billie Eilish delivered a high-profile political statement at the 2026 Grammy Awards, condemning US Immigration and Customs Enforcement while accepting Song of the Year. The singer's impassioned speech echoed broader Hollywood protests against immigration
Rozz Switzer Reveals Homelessness After Leaving Marital Home
Australian television personality Rozz Switzer broke down in tears on Instagram, revealing she has nowhere permanent to live after moving out of her family home of 12 years.
Grammy Awards 2026: Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber Snubbed
The 2026 Grammy Awards saw several major artists including Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, Bruno Mars and Chappell Roan leave empty-handed despite multiple nominations each.
Voice Nigeria Star Dies at 26 After Snake Bite
Ifunanya Nwangene, a soprano vocalist from The Voice Nigeria's third season, has tragically passed away aged 26 following a poisonous snake bite at her Abuja home.
Grammys 2026: Bad Bunny Wins Album of the Year
Bad Bunny clinched Album of the Year at the 2026 Grammy Awards, with Kendrick Lamar, Billie Eilish, and Olivia Dean also securing major honours in a star-studded ceremony hosted by Trevor Noah.
Dalai Lama Wins First Grammy Award in 2026 Ceremony
The Dalai Lama has secured his first Grammy Award at the 2026 ceremony, marking a historic moment for the spiritual leader and highlighting cultural recognition on a global stage.
Grammys 2026: Stars Protest ICE with Pins
Celebrities including Justin Bieber and Kehlani wore 'ICE out' pins at the 2026 Grammys to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement, following recent killings in Minneapolis.
Netflix Adds Classic Medical Drama ER in February 2026
Netflix announces a major addition to its library for February 2026: the entire 15-season run of the acclaimed medical drama ER, alongside new seasons of hits like The Night Agent and Bridgerton.
Lola Young Drops F-Bombs in Emotional Grammy Acceptance Speech
British singer Lola Young shocked the Grammys audience with multiple F-bombs during her acceptance speech after winning Best Pop Solo Performance for her hit song Messy.
Trevor Noah Mocks Nicki Minaj's Trump Support at Grammys
Grammys host Trevor Noah joked about Nicki Minaj's absence, suggesting she was with Donald Trump at the White House, sparking laughter and a fiery response from the rapper on social media.
Netflix Removing BBC's 'The Capture' in February Content Purge
Netflix is set to remove numerous films and series in February 2026, including the highly praised BBC thriller 'The Capture'. This coincides with the arrival of a new series on BBC iPlayer this spring.
K-Pop's First Grammy Win: 'Golden' Makes History
The song 'Golden' from Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters has become the first K-pop track to win a Grammy, securing the award for Best Song Written for Visual Media.
Four Women Unite to Expose Serial Abuser in TV Documentary
A powerful new television documentary follows four women as they join forces to bring a serial abuser to justice, highlighting themes of courage and solidarity.
Snowy Backyard Photo Stumps Viewers with Hidden Cat
A cleverly camouflaged orange cat is hiding in a snowy backyard photo, leaving many viewers unable to spot it even after staring for over 30 seconds.
George Saunders on America's State and New Novel 'Vigil'
Booker Prize-winning author George Saunders discusses his latest novel 'Vigil', reflects on America's political turmoil, and shares his journey from late-blooming writer to literary success.
Oscars 2026: Stars Silent on Politics in Political Films
This year's Oscar nominees, including 'One Battle After Another' and 'The Secret Agent', are deeply political, yet stars and presenters are avoiding overt commentary, creating a stark contrast in the awards season.
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