Ringo Starr: Farting Key to Beatles Success
Sir Ringo Starr reveals that admitting to flatulence on long journeys helped The Beatles reduce tensions and stay close as a band, offering advice for young musicians.
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Lewis Capaldi Fights Tears at British Summer Time Set
Lewis Capaldi held back tears and said he was 'lost for words' during his headline set at British Summer Time festival in Hyde Park, London, performing to over 60,000 fans.
Emmerdale's Noah Dingle Actor Jack Downham to Exit After 17 Years
Jack Downham, who has played Noah Dingle on Emmerdale for 17 years, has reportedly filmed his final scenes and will leave the soap amid cost-saving measures.
Peter Andre's Heartfelt 11th Anniversary Tribute to Emily
Peter Andre marked his 11th wedding anniversary with wife Emily by posting a carousel of photos and a sweet message, saying he'd 'choose her every single time.'
Ellie Goulding Wows World Cup Fans with Surprise Half-Time Show
Ellie Goulding performed a surprise half-time show during England's World Cup quarter-final against Norway, showing her support for the Three Lions at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.
BBC Legend David Willey Dies Aged 93
David Willey, the esteemed BBC foreign correspondent known for covering five popes, has died at 93. His career spanned over 50 years, including reports from Algeria, Vietnam, and China.
Dermot Murnaghan, Veteran TV News Presenter, Dies at 68
Dermot Murnaghan, the authoritative news presenter for Channel 4, ITV, BBC, and Sky News, has died of cancer aged 68. He famously broke the news of Princess Diana's death and secured the resignation of Peter Mandelson.
Jay-Z's 'Reasonable Doubt' 30th Anniversary Show with Beyoncé and Nas
Jay-Z celebrated 30 years of his debut album 'Reasonable Doubt' at Yankee Stadium with Beyoncé, Nas, and Alicia Keys, delivering a visually stunning show that blended intimate storytelling with grand spectacle.
Adam Liaw: Gordon Ramsay, $300 steak, and useless garlic crushers
Adam Liaw shares memories of cooking for Gordon Ramsay, ruining a $300 steak, his fear of bamboo from a Chinese ghost story, and why garlic crushers are pointless.
Balloons over Mildura 2026 opens with spectacular display
More than 20 hot air balloons launched the annual Balloons over Mildura festival in regional Victoria with a Night Glow event, featuring vivid displays and community participation.
Importance of Being Earnest Opera Review: Madcap Delirium
Gerald Barry's opera adaptation of Wilde's comedy, staged by Jack Furness at Garsington Opera, is even wittier and zanier, featuring a grand piano on stilts, a herd of cows, and a kangaroo that meets a grisly end.
Fun Home Review: Alison Bechdel's Musical Memoir
This soulful musical adaptation of Alison Bechdel's graphic memoir explores sexual awakening, queer identity, and family tragedy, revived at Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre until 1 August.
Weekend Photos: Heatwaves, World Cup, San Fermin, Pandas
A heatwave in China, England's World Cup victory over Norway, San Fermin bull runs, a panda's birthday, protests in Houston, and more in this week's global photo roundup.
Mark Foster on Swimming, Secrets, and Coming Out After 50
Former world champion swimmer Mark Foster reflects on his career, coming out later in life, and the Jaws-inspired fear that made him a sprinter.
Mamdani Thrives Despite New York Post Attacks
Zohran Mamdani's popularity has grown six months into his mayoralty despite relentless criticism from the Rupert Murdoch-owned New York Post, with a Siena poll showing 58% approval.
Middle-Aged Women Are Not Invisible, Says Columnist
Emma Beddington pushes back against the trope of invisible middle-aged women, citing prominent figures like Gillian Anderson and Rose Byrne, while acknowledging that wealth and health play key roles in visibility.
Andrew Upton on Strange New Novel and Cate Blanchett
Andrew Upton's debut novel 'Krank Fuss' is a fable about a disfigured chicken in Nazi Germany. He reveals how Cate Blanchett read it first and urged him to stop calling it weird.
Stars Raye, Hoffman, Kidman at Wimbledon Day 14
Chart-topper Raye, Oscar-winning actor Dustin Hoffman, and actress Nicole Kidman were among celebrities attending the 14th day of Wimbledon, enjoying matches from the Royal Box.
Lee Ryder's World Cup Trip Hit by Hurricane Drama
ChronicleLive's Lee Ryder recounts his 4,165-mile journey from Newcastle to Miami for England's World Cup quarter-final, which was disrupted by a hurricane, forcing an unscheduled landing in Raleigh-Durham.
Kylie Jenner Stuns in Bikini Snaps for Frankies Bikinis Collab
Kylie Jenner shared a series of sizzling bikini photos on Instagram teasing the second drop of her collaboration with Frankies Bikinis, launching July 14.
Dame Judi Dench Admits to Dead Rat Prank
Dame Judi Dench, 91, confessed on BBC's This Natural Life podcast that as a child she shoved a dead rat through a neighbour's letterbox to retrieve cricket balls for her brothers.
The Dark Star Reveals Chilling Detail Cut from ITV Thriller
Actor Tunji Kasim reveals a gruesome stage direction about a crow pecking vomit that was cut from ITV's new thriller series The Dark, premiering July 12.
Claudia Winkleman Surprises Winner With Off-Screen Persona
The Traitors winner Jake Brown reveals Claudia Winkleman is even better off-screen, as the show prepares for its New Year's Day return on BBC.
Tess Daly Wears Wedding Ring at Wimbledon Post-Split
Tess Daly was seen wearing her wedding ring at Wimbledon two months after announcing her amicable split from husband Vernon Kay, ending their 22-year marriage.
Arthur Fery Offers Tennis Coaching to Wales Children
British tennis player Arthur Fery offered to coach Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis after meeting Catherine at Wimbledon on Sunday.
Queen's Letter After Philip's Death Moves Fans
A personal letter written by Queen Elizabeth II days after Prince Philip's death in April 2021 has resurfaced, moving royal fans with her heartfelt words of gratitude.
John Humphrys Slams BBC Radio 4 Presenters
John Humphrys, 82, criticises BBC Radio 4 Today presenters for filler words and emphatic articles, calling the style 'profoundly irritating' in a Guardian column.
Why a Pineapple Sits on Top of the Wimbledon Trophy
The Wimbledon trophy features a golden pineapple as a symbol of Victorian-era wealth and hospitality. Discover the history and meaning behind this quirky decoration.
Wimbledon All-White Dress Code: Fines and Rules Explained
Wimbledon enforces a strict all-white dress code dating back to the Victorian era. Nick Kyrgios was fined £8,000 for wearing red trainers and cap. In 2023, rules were relaxed to allow dark undershorts for female players.
Jack P Shepherd Wouldn't Mind Corrie Axe After 26 Years
Jack P Shepherd, 38, who has played David Platt on Coronation Street for 26 years, says he wouldn't hold grudges if producers decided to kill off his character, but he's happy to stay as long as storylines remain strong.
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