Sophie Sumner, winner of America's Next Top Model, criticises the show for providing no psychological support and intentionally pushing contestants for ratings, revealing intense behind-the-scenes pressures.
Puerto Rican artists Residente and Bad Bunny collaborate on historical drama 'PORTO RICO', featuring Viggo Mortensen, Javier Bardem, and Edward Norton.
A Congolese asylum seeker was secretly deported by ICE to an unknown African nation, with lawyers claiming her life is in grave danger from an abusive husband.
Amber-Lee Hughes, convicted of murdering her lover's four-year-old daughter, claims mental health issues and a difficult childhood should mitigate her sentence in South African court.
American skier Lindsey Vonn discloses her dog Leo passed away the day after her severe leg fracture at the Winter Olympics, calling it the hardest days of her life.
The US military has launched deadly strikes on three alleged drug boats, killing 11 people. This brings the total fatalities from the campaign initiated by Donald Trump in September 2025 to 145.
Robert Jenrick unveils Reform UK's economic strategy, including Bank of England reforms, visa schemes, and benefit caps, amid scrutiny over feasibility and impact on UK finances.
A Netflix documentary uncovers scandals and cover-ups from America's Next Top Model, with former contestants detailing post-show struggles and industry stigma.
NFL legend Tom Brady took his children to high-end Milan stores during the Winter Olympics, as speculation about his relationship with influencer Alix Earle continues to swirl.
Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom has launched a scathing attack on skier Eileen Gu, calling her a 'traitor' for representing China instead of her birth country, the United States.
Barry Johnson, the influential media executive who transformed ITV and championed public service broadcasting, has passed away at 78, leaving a lasting legacy in British television.
An in-depth analysis questioning the United States' genuine dedication to achieving peace in Ukraine, exploring diplomatic strategies and international implications.
Labour's plan to scrap the two-child benefit limit will help struggling families breathe easier, as experts say it's the most effective way to reduce child poverty and boost the economy.
The collapse of US-brokered peace talks in Geneva reveals a coercive negotiation process where Ukraine faces unfair demands from both Washington and Moscow, while refugees recount Putin's false liberation narrative.
Seattle's new mayor faces backlash after failing to address the city's fentanyl epidemic during her State of the City address, despite nearly 1,000 overdose deaths last year.
Late night host Stephen Colbert has publicly attacked CBS for its handling of a blocked interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico, calling the network's official statement 'crap' and physically discarding it on air.
From Hugh Bonneville to Daisy May Cooper, a host of famous faces are rumoured to be entering the Celebrity Traitors castle for the BBC's upcoming series.
King Charles and Queen Camilla visited Barking and Dagenham College, where Sir Idris Elba, a former student, showed them a film studio named in his honour. The King praised the actor as 'a real inspiration' and expressed pride in his achievements.
Sports streaming service DAZN has renewed its partnership with Matchroom Boxing for five years, securing over 30 fight cards annually in the US and UK markets.
US-brokered Russia-Ukraine talks in Geneva concluded after two tense days, with no breakthrough on territorial disputes. Zelensky criticized Trump's demands as 'unfair' while hostilities continued with strikes on both sides.
American activists and celebrities are calling for a boycott of the 2030 FIFA World Cup over reports Morocco plans to kill three million stray dogs to clean up cities before hosting.
Nigel Farage faces backlash for controversial remarks on the Equality Act while promoting Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman in Reform UK's new front bench lineup. Other headlines include Ukraine peace talks collapse and Iran's shipping route closure.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy reports no progress in Ukraine-Russia peace talks in Geneva, with US brokering efforts under scrutiny. Russian strikes persist in freezing conditions, raising doubts about diplomatic outcomes.
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals only 38% of Americans approve of Trump's immigration handling, the lowest since his return to office, amid protests and congressional scrutiny.
Emerald Fennell's controversial adaptation of Wuthering Heights has deeply divided Brontë enthusiasts, with many criticizing its casting, character changes, and departure from the novel's themes.
YouTube star Logan Paul reveals plans for a WWE match against Bad Bunny, calling it potentially 'the greatest wrestling match of all time' following their Super Bowl tension.
Reform UK's decision to reinstate the two-child benefit limit could push 450,000 children into poverty, with Nigel Farage citing Tory press backlash as a reason for the policy reversal.
The detention of Seamus Culleton highlights the rarely discussed undocumented Irish community in the US, creating a diplomatic headache for Ireland ahead of a key White House visit on St Patrick's Day.
A new YouGov poll reveals majority of leftwing and centrist voters are prepared to lend votes to rival parties to prevent Reform UK from winning seats, highlighting deep political polarisation.
French police have arrested 11 individuals following the fatal beating of Quentin Deranque, a 23-year-old far-right militant, during clashes in Lyon. The incident has sparked political turmoil ahead of elections.