ADVERTISEMENT US rapper Lil Nas X has been detained following a clash with police after being found on the streets of Los Angeles in only his underwear. Officers were called after receiving reports of a naked man wandering on the normally very busy Ventura Boulevard shortly before 6 a.m local time on Thursday. Authorities say
ADVERTISEMENT Kevin Spacey is set to follow up his Cannes appearance by heading to the upcoming Venice Film Festival to promote his first directorial effort in 20 years, Holiguards Saga -The Portal Of Force. According to the film’s producer, Elledgy Media, the sci-fi thriller’s trailer will be screened on 29 August during a “gala dinner” attended
ADVERTISEMENT Beatles fans rejoice! The Beatles Anthology project returns this year with a new album featuring previously unreleased tracks, as well as a new book, documentary and a new music video. There had been speculation that the series would be making a comeback, especially when Paul McCartney shared a cryptic post online yesterday that seemed
ADVERTISEMENT Content warning: This article includes mentions of violence, suicide and extreme acts that some readers might find disturbing. It’s a tragedy that has exposed a lesser-known side of internet culture. French streamer Raphaël Graven, known online as Jean Pormanove, died on Monday in southern France during a live broadcast on the Kick streaming platform.
ADVERTISEMENT The world of gaming is descending on Cologne, Germany, as Gamescom - the largest video game trade fair around - has kicked off. With more than 1,500 exhibitors from around the globe and over 300,000 visitors expected, the event promises a whirlwind of previews, demos, and surprises for fans and industry insiders alike. The
ADVERTISEMENT Entschuldigung seems to be the hardest word... Language learning app Duolingo has apologised and announced it has removed a German lesson which referred to controversial Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling as “mean”. The German lesson in question included the question: “Magst du die Bücher mit Harry Potter als Figur?” - which translates to: “Do
ADVERTISEMENT Guardians of the Galaxy and Jurassic World star Chris Pratt is facing backlash for describing controversial US Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as “funny” and “wonderful”. The actor appeared on an episode of Bill Maher’s Club Random podcast this week and was asked about his relationship with RFK Jr., who is the cousin of
ADVERTISEMENT South Park has continued its cartoon assault on the Trump administration with its latest episode, which addresses – amongst other things – the federal takeover of Washington D.C.’s police department. The episode which aired last night, titled “Sickofancy”, depicts the recurring character Towelie - a walking, talking towel - visiting landmarks like the Supreme Court building
ADVERTISEMENT Irish rap group Kneecap have cancelled their upcoming sold-out US tour, due to band member Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh’s next court hearing in London. The band, who have been at the centre of several controversies this summer due to their outspoken support for Palestine during their live shows, were due to hit the road
ADVERTISEMENT The streets of west London have been transformed by the sights, sounds and sweet smells of the Caribbean as the annual Notting Hill Carnival took over the district. An estimated two million people attended the two-day event, now in its 57th year, which originally was created as a celebration of the area's diversity and
ADVERTISEMENT One of the world's biggest classical music events, the George Enescu International Festival, has begun in Romania. The 27th edition promises to be an extraordinary celebration as the country commemorates the 70th anniversary of the death of the eponymous composer and musician. Over the next four weeks, steered by artistic director and renowned conductor
ADVERTISEMENT Irish rap group Kneecap have cancelled their upcoming sold-out US tour, due to band member Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh’s next court hearing in London. The band, who have been at the centre of several controversies this summer due to their outspoken support for Palestine during their live shows, were due to hit the road
ADVERTISEMENT The streets of west London have been transformed by the sights, sounds and sweet smells of the Caribbean as the annual Notting Hill Carnival took over the district. An estimated two million people attended the two-day event, now in its 57th year, which originally was created as a celebration of the area's diversity and
ADVERTISEMENT The most unbelievable thing about 2024's A Quiet Place: Day One was not its premise of world-invading ultrasonic-hearing aliens, but rather that a cat in such a situation wouldn’t have everyone within its vicinity immediately killed by tapping a delicately balanced glass off a table. Cats are - and I say this with nothing
ADVERTISEMENT Several artists boycotted and pulled out of Victorious Festival in Portsmouth, UK, this weekend over a set that was cut short. On Friday (22 August), Irish band The Mary Wallopers made it halfway through their opening song when the sound was cut by the festival organisers. The Palestinian flag on stage with them was
ADVERTISEMENT England's oldest psychiatric hospital is exhibiting never-before-displayed creations by its patients in a new show exploring sleep, dreams and nightmares. 'Between Sleeping and Waking', at the Bethlem Museum of the Mind, draws on two centuries of work, much of it produced by people treated at the hospital - from an ode to a dead