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BTS member J-Hope has announced the details of his first solo single, titled ‘More’.Yesterday (June 27), the K-pop idol’s label Big Hit Music revealed that the BTS member would be releasing a track called ‘More’ this Friday (July 1) at 1pm KST. The upcoming song will be the first single from J-Hope’s debut solo album ‘Jack In The Box’, which was first announced over the weekend.‘Jack In The Box’ is due out on July 15.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have prompted speculation that they are to stage another royal tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey after being seen on their way to visit her mansion. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were spotted en-route to the media star's $100million (£82m) Montecito mansion over the weekend and reportedly spent an hour there, according to the Daily Mail.The couple were observed turning into into the 70-acre property, which is close to their own California home, late on Saturday afternoon (June 25) accompanied by a woman – believed to be the pair's mutual friend, the actress Janina Gavankar.READ MORE: Prince Harry saw Jubilee as 'time to shine but game plan to win Brits over backfired'The move came less than 18 months after their controversial chat with the talk show host made headlines and sparked a royal racism scandal.

The latest statistics from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) show that in January 2022 there were 5.6 million people across the UK receiving financial support through Universal Credit, a benefit intended to help those out of work or on a low income with daily living costs.

Tom Hanks is looking back on Forrest Gump and revealing that he was really sold on the film’s iconic bench scenes.

CODA star Troy Kotsur visited Sesame Street to talk about diversity on the Word of the Day segment.The 53-year-old stood with the popular characters The Count and Rosita, and they discussed myriad topics like languages they speak and where they're from. Important lesson:Troy Kotsur knows a lot about diversity, and he decided to share what he knows with the next generationThe actor, who is hearing impaired, used American Sign Language and an interpreter spoke over the segment.The Count and Rosita said they didn't know any ASL and worried that Troy would not be able understand them, but he quickly put their fears to rest.

The Associated Press, which WPATH provided with an advance copy of its update ahead of publication in a medical journal later this year, the group acknowledged some risks associated with beginning gender-affirming care at younger ages, but stressed that each patient being treated for gender dysphoria must be judged on an individual basis, rather than a strict set of one-size-fits-all guidelines. WPATH also called it “unethical” and “harmful” to withhold gender-affirming treatments from youth who identify as transgender. Youth who do not identify with their assigned sex at birth may start on drugs known as “puberty blockers” which temporarily prevent the development of secondary sex characteristics that may lead to heightened feelings of gender dysphoria.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorWhen director Mike Judge was working on “Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe” (now streaming on Paramount+), it was only fitting he call composer John Frizzell to work on the score. Judge needed the film’s music to reflect the emotional and physical journey the duo would embark on. To accomplish that, Frizzell recorded an epic score with a 69-piece orchestra in Vienna.In the new film, Beavis and Butt-Head wind up at space camp through “creative sentencing” from a juvenile court judge in 1998.

The Roy family are getting ready for their return.HBO announced Monday that its hit show Succession is officially back in production filming season four, which will consist of 10 episodes, up one from season three's nine-episode run.Cast members Brian Cox, Jeremy Strong, Sarah Snook, Kieran Culkin, Alan Ruck, Matthew Macfadyen, J. Smith-Cameron and Nicholas Braun are all confirmed to be returning, Varietyreports.The official synopsis for season four has also been revealed, teasing major plot points.WARNING: SPOILERS BELOW...

Love Island's famous strip tease challenge will take place in the next episode (28 June) and fans are excited to see its return.After a dramatic episode which saw Gemma kick off at Ekin-Su, the trailer for the next instalment of Love Island played at the end of the episode and fans can't wait to see what will happen next.The clip showed the islanders dressed in an array of "sexy" costumes which aim to raise the opposite sex's heart rates in an attempt to win the challenge.A few seconds of Ekin-Su's dance flashed on screen and showed her sucking on her ex-partner Davide's finger, while another showed Paige dressed in a red swimsuit sporting a white curly wig.Fans took to Twitter to share their excitement over the upcoming challenge.One wrote: "Tomorrow’s challenge was definitely set up for Davide and Ekin-Su," and signed off with a wink face.Another said: "Can't wait for the heart beat challenge tomorrow!"However, another fan claimed: "They're obviously going to have a new boy come in during the heart rate challenge tomorrow."Elsewhere in the episode, Gemma and Ekin-Su had an explosive argument after Gemma confronted her about Dami's "mind reading" trick.Dami pretended that he could "read" Gemma's mind and claimed that if someone else came into the villa who was more compatible, she her head could turn.She admitted that he was "not far off" and minutes later, Ekin-Su walked over to Paige and Jacques to relay the information.The claim eventually made its way back to Luca, who was very unhappy and left Gemma feeling attacked.The heated altercation ended with Gemma asking Ekin-Su to stay out of her business and the 28-year-old eventually told the Beach Hut camera that it was "easy to put the blame on her".This is a live TV

Zack Sharf The Roy family is officially back in production. HBO has announced that “Succession” Season 4 is now filming. The new season will consist of 10 episodes, up one installment from the 9-episode third season.

A mum has been left shocked after being told off by her son's teacher about their new puppy's name, owing to an unfortunate mix-up.

One of the benefits of having so many streaming services is that we are seeing new features and TV shows from filmmakers that might not have been given a chance previously. Or at least, they wouldn’t have such a high-profile first project such as Sanaa Lathan’s directorial debut, “On the Come Up,” which is debuting on Paramount+.

An accidental hit. Ben Affleck‘s 10-year-old son, Samuel, backed a Lamborghini into another vehicle during a visit to a luxury rental car agency.

NBC New York.A mother in Brunswick, Maryland, recently performed a similar stunt, checking out all the books from an LGBTQ library display in order to preserve children’s “innocence.”The move prompted outrage from members of the LGBTQ community. “I was horrified by the display of ignorance at last night’s Board meeting,” Brianna Baker-Stines, the president of the library board, said after the vote last Tuesday.

Before their rise to prominence as household names they attended schools, colleges and universities just like the rest of us and - possibly - it may have been the school you went to yourself. So, we researched Edinburgh’s famous faces to discover which schools raised the household names before they attained the ‘household’ distinction and created the following list of 10 prominent people from the area.

Sutton Foster, who stars opposite Hugh Jackman in the Broadway hit revival The Music Man, has tested positive for Covid for the second time since December and will miss performances until Wednesday, July 6.

Breaking away from the trend of state governments implementing discriminatory legislation aimed at LGBTQ people, on June 16, Hawaii Governor David Ige signed three bills into law that advocates say will make life easier for members of the LGBTQ community.The first bill, known as the “Gender Affirming Treatment Act,” bans health insurers and insurance coverage providers from applying categorical or blanket exclusions denying coverage for gender-affirming treatments, or classifying such treatments as “cosmetic” — thereby requiring patients to pay for them out of pocket — when a medical provider has deemed them “medically necessary.”“The legislature finds that these arbitrary assessments of medical necessity are not evidence-based and interfere with the patient-physician relationship,” the bill reads.

A new book that explores the impact and nature of clubbing culture in towns and cities around the UK will be formally published next month, with an event in Glasgow set to discuss the topics it covers.Called ‘Out Of Space’, according to its author Jim Ottewill the book “explores the relationship between our cities and club culture, how it has evolved and the future. A key question I’ve asked artists, DJs, promoters and club owners is whether a place can still influence the sound that comes from it.

Chung Ha has officially announced the release details for her sophomore studio album, ‘Bare & Rare’, due out in July.Today (June 27), the K-pop singer shared on Twitter and Instagram that her second studio album, titled ‘Bare & Rare’, will arrive on July 11 at 6pm KST. The announcement was made alongside a “scheduler” poster, which reveals when the album’s tracklist and teasers will be unveiled leading up to its release.Led by the title track ‘Sparkling’, the forthcoming record appears only be the first part of Chung Ha’s ‘Bare & Rare’ project.

From the beginning of 2022's Love Island series, many fans have been wondering when Gemma Owen will spill the beans on who her legendary football father is. If you don't know, the 19 year old is the eldest child of former footballer Michael Owen.

Love Island looks set for explosive scenes on Monday night as Gemma Owen has a heated exchange with Dami Hope and Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu. In a teaser shared at the end of Sunday's episode, it sees Michael Owen's daughter, 19, talking to Dami, 26, and Ekin-Su, 27, where she learns something that her partner Luca Bish has appeared to have said.