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‘Big Brother’ Pays Tribute To Mickey Lee During Season 28 Premiere
CBS’s Big Brother opened its Season 28 premiere with an on-screen tribute to former houseguest Mickey Lee, who died late last year at the age of 35. Immediately before the new series introduced its incoming contestants, an “In loving memory” title card honouring Lee appeared, marking her passing for viewers as the competition returned. Lee…
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The Last Dinner Party Share New Single ‘Knocking At The Sky’
The full article could not be retrieved because the source page returned only a browser verification screen (“Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue”) rather than the story itself. As a result, the only reliable information available is the headline, which states that the band The Last Dinner Party have released a new single titled ‘Knocking…
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Baby Rose: Yearnalism review – gloriously cinematic soul from the edge of emotional collapse
The Guardian has published a review of *Yearnalism*, the third album by US soul singer Baby Rose (Jasmine Rose Wilson), released on Secretly Canadian. The reviewer praises the record as a “gloriously cinematic” work in which Rose deploys her “fraying contralto” to convey the highs and lows of relationships as though on the verge of…
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Wild Gods: The Glorious Abysmal review – truly fascinating songs born of tweed-beating and psychedelic trips
The Guardian reviews The Glorious Abysmal, the debut release from Wild Gods, a new project by Argyll musician Jamie Livingstone, who regularly collaborates with Scottish electronic producer Barry Can’t Swim. The album is drawn from the waulking songs of the Hebrides — communal songs traditionally sung by women as they beat and softened tweed —…
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World Cup 2026: ‘violent disorder’ in London after France’s win over Morocco, Spain v Belgium buildup – live
France became the first team to reach the semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup with a 2-0 quarter-final win over Morocco in Boston, but the aftermath turned violent in central London, where police clashed with football fans in the early hours of Friday. The Metropolitan Police described the incident as “violent disorder”, with one officer…
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‘Being a billionaire is so tacky!’ Musical firebrand Lido Pimienta on exploitation, class struggle – and going ‘Enya mode’
Colombian-Canadian musician Lido Pimienta, the genre-defying artist who won Canada’s Polaris prize with 2016’s La Papessa, speaks to the Guardian about her outspoken political stance as Colombia elects a new right-wing president. The winning candidate, Abelardo de la Espriella, has favoured fracking and closer ties to the US, once spoke of wanting to “disembowel” the…
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London to Lisbon and back every game: England rack up the World Cup miles
England’s decision to base themselves in Kansas City during the 2026 World Cup has resulted in them travelling considerably further than any of the other seven quarter-finalists, a factor that could affect their performance as the tournament progresses. The Football Association opted for the central location on the reasoning that it would keep individual flights…
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Culture, consistency and Lamine Yamal – inside De la Fuente’s Spain
Ahead of Spain’s World Cup 2026 quarter-final against Belgium, this BBC Sport feature profiles manager Luis de la Fuente and the culture he has cultivated. Spain are chasing a rare feat: holding the World Cup and European Championship simultaneously, something achieved only three times before — by Spain in 2010, France in 2000 and West…
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Malaysian Sci-Fi ‘Mimpi Kita: Castle in the Air’ Lands Distributor and Sales Agent Abnormal Studios (EXCLUSIVE)
Malaysia’s Abnormal Studios has acquired theatrical distribution rights for Malaysia and Brunei to the science-fiction fantasy feature “Mimpi Kita: Castle in the Air”, and will additionally act as the film’s worldwide international sales agent outside those two territories. The company plans to launch the title at the Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM) in Busan…
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If he wins today, ‘Cross Channel Fery’ will be able to buy his own yacht, writes GUY ADAMS
British tennis player Arthur Fery has reached the semi-finals of Wimbledon, becoming an unexpected home favourite at the 2026 Championships. The 23-year-old former public schoolboy, dubbed “King Arthur” and “Cross Channel Fery”, sealed his last-four place with a match lasting two hours and 14 minutes and now stands two wins away from the title. Fery…