-
Baker Boy Takes Album, Song and Film Clip of the Year at 2026 NIMAs
Baker Boy was the standout winner at the 2026 National Indigenous Music Awards, held on Saturday at the Darwin Amphitheater, taking home three top honours including Album of the Year. The Yolŋu rapper’s win underscores his status as a leading figure in Indigenous Australian music, having become the first artist to achieve mainstream success rapping…
-
Perez Hilton faces long recovery after self-harm livestream
Perez Hilton, the US celebrity blogger, is in a “serious but stable” condition in hospital after self-harming during a TikTok livestream at his Miami home. His family said he had lost a significant amount of blood and faces a long road to recovery, with surgery expected in the coming days. Emergency services were called on…
-
Men brought to justice decades after sickening South Yorkshire attacks on women thanks to cold case team
Several men were brought before the courts decades after violent attacks on women in South Yorkshire, following work by a specialist cold-case team. The cases demonstrate how long-unsolved serious offences can still lead to convictions and accountability for victims. The report attributes the outcomes to renewed investigation of historic cases, likely aided by preserved evidence…
-
The Sheffield legends that ‘deserve’ honour according to residents – after Paul Carrack secures plaque
As Paul Carrack’s plaque is unveiled in the heart of the city centre, locals share their thoughts on the other names that deserve legendary status
-
5 Anime Endings That Fans Still Argue About (I’m Still Mad About #3)
Polygon’s writer picks five acclaimed anime whose finales remain a source of persistent fan debate, arguing that a strong ending is notoriously hard to stick and that even beloved or otherwise well-regarded series can leave audiences divided when the conclusion diverges sharply from what came before. The piece contrasts genuinely poor endings (such as The…
-
From one northerner to another, Andy lad. You were nine when Maggie became PM, so what the heck do you know about the basket-case Britain she rescued us from? asks NEIL DARBYSHIRE
This is a comment piece by Daily Mail columnist Neil Darbyshire, addressed to Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham, arguing that Burnham is too young to properly understand the state of Britain before Margaret Thatcher became prime minister in 1979. Darbyshire’s central point is that Burnham, who was a child at the time, lacks first-hand experience…
-
Brazen Iran makes EIGHT demands of the US as it dangles opening the Strait of Hormuz in front of Trump… while launching another attack on allied ship in crucial waterway
Iran has reportedly set out eight demands to the United States while suggesting it could reopen the Strait of Hormuz to shipping, an offer aimed at President Trump, even as it is accused of launching a fresh attack on an allied vessel in the strategically vital waterway. The move highlights the continuing volatility around the…
-
Disturbing state glamorous NYC fashion designer was found dead on Montauk yacht revealed in new medical records
The available article text consists only of the Daily Mail’s website navigation and links to unrelated stories; the actual body text of this report was not provided, so a detailed, accurate summary cannot be produced. Based on the headline, the piece concerns Martha Nolan O’Slatarra, a New York City fashion designer, whose death aboard a…
-
Charlotte Rampling furious after discovering headstone of war hero grandfather was one of 800 crushed into gravel for drainage ditch in ‘utterly shameful’ desecration
Actress Charlotte Rampling has reacted with fury after learning that her grandfather’s war memorial headstone was among roughly 800 gravestones crushed into gravel and used to fill a drainage ditch. She has described the act as “utterly shameful”, condemning what she sees as a careless and disrespectful destruction of memorials to the war dead, including…