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SWFC News: Wednesday confirm Tyler Onyango transfer deal as contract length revealed – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday have confirmed the signing of former Everton midfielder Tyler Onyango, adding a versatile young player to their squad. The move matters because Onyango has experience across the EFL and can operate in midfield, defence or at wing-back, offering the club additional tactical options. The 23-year-old joins after leaving Everton, where he made five…
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TSHA Teams Up With Pollena On New Single ‘Tell Me’
TSHA has released ‘Tell Me’, a new single featuring London electro-pop artist Pollena, through Major Recordings/Warner Records. The house track combines TSHA’s restrained, hypnotic production with Pollena’s vocals and has been selected as BBC Radio 1 Dance Party’s Hottest Record of the week, giving it prominent exposure. The release is TSHA’s second original track of…
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William Orbit, pop producer for Madonna, All Saints and more, dies aged 69
William Orbit, the British producer behind influential work for Madonna, Blur, All Saints and others, has died aged 69. His family and friends said he died at home on 23 July, without giving a cause of death; his death matters because his electronic, atmospheric production helped reshape mainstream pop in the 1990s and beyond. Orbit…
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International Insider: WarnerMount UK Thumbs Up; Spidey’s Global Box Office Bonanza; Locarno Film Fest Vs. Algorithm
This international entertainment news roundup covers Paramount’s Warner Bros. Discovery takeover progress in the UK and the record-breaking global performance of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. – UK culture secretary Lisa Nandy approved Paramount’s Warner Bros. Discovery deal after assurances over 5 News’s editorial independence and children’s channels. – Paramount now has approval in 60 jurisdictions,…
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Clementine Douglas Returns With ‘Trust’
Clementine Douglas has released a new single, ‘Trust’, marking the beginning of a new phase of solo material. The track matters as it highlights the British songwriter’s own artistic work after a successful career writing for major performers. ‘Trust’ combines electronic production, forceful brass and club-influenced energy, aiming for a defiant, uplifting sound. Douglas has…
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England striker Ivan Toney charged with assault after Soho nightclub incident
England striker Ivan Toney has been charged with assault causing actual bodily harm following an alleged incident at a Soho nightclub in December. The case matters because Toney is a prominent England international and Al-Ahli player, but the allegation has not been tested in court and he says he intends to clear his name. Metropolitan…
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Add to playlist: the anxiety-ridden sugar rush of Tiffany Day and the week’s best new tracks
This weekly music roundup highlights Tiffany Day’s album Halo alongside a selection of new tracks across pop, dream-pop, rap, disco-funk, ambient and indie music. – Tiffany Day’s Halo channels anxieties about success and burnout into energetic hyperpop and electroclash. – Coco and Clair Clair dismiss an ungrateful ex on the sparse, menacing One One. -…
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Uefa boycott right thing for future of game – Bronze
France still plans to play at next month’s Under-20 Women’s World Cup despite Uefa’s threat to boycott Fifa competitions over Gianni Infantino’s now-abandoned proposal to sell stakes in tournaments to private investors. England defender Lucy Bronze said a boycott would be justified to protect the game’s long-term future, even if women’s football is among the…
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British father whose two-year-old son fell to his death from hotel window is ‘in a very bad emotional condition’ lawyer says as he returns to UK for funeral
A 37-year-old British banker charged over the death of his two-year-old son at a hotel in Cyprus has been allowed to return to the UK for the boy’s funeral after his lawyer said he was in a “very bad emotional condition”. The child fell 33ft from a fourth-floor window at the King Evelthon Hotel near…
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3 Rockers From the 1980s Who Ended up Joining Famous Bands
The article highlights three rock singers whose careers moved between solo work and prominent bands, arguing that joining or forming a group helped broaden their success. It focuses on Joe Lynn Turner, Robert Palmer and David Coverdale, all of whom were active around the 1980s and associated with well-known rock acts. Turner performed with Fandango,…