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Flo Milli‘s Conceited is not a cover of the Remy Ma classic, but it’s this hip hop generation’s take on the topic.

Brockhampton have shared their cover of Kool & The Gang‘s 1973 song ‘Hollywood Swinging’ from the upcoming new Minions film.The Texas boyband – who are now on an “indefinite hiatus” after playing their “last-ever show” in April – contributed to the star-studded official soundtrack for Minions: The Rise Of Gru, which hits cinemas globally on July 1.Produced by Jack Antonoff, the 19-track collection is described as a “funk-fuelled” project that sees the likes of Phoebe Bridgers, Thundercat and Antonoff’s own band Bleachers put their own spin on various ’70s-era classics.The forthcoming soundtrack has already been previewed by ‘Turn Up The Sunshine’ by Diana Ross and Tame Impala, as well as St. Vincent’s take on ‘Funky Town’ and Kali Uchis’ version of Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto’s ‘Desafinado’.The original version of Brockhampton’s sunny, feel-good reimagining of ‘Hollywood Swinging’ appeared on Kool & The Gang’s fourth studio album ‘Wild And Peaceful’.You can listen to the cover in full here:Brockhampton’s Kevin Abstract shared the news of the group’s involvement in the Minions soundtrack on Twitter last month, revealing that their cover was actually recorded “two years ago”.Other contributors include H.E.R., Caroline Polachek and Brittany Howard – check out the full tracklist below.During their performance at Coachella 2022 in April, Brockhampton confirmed that they’ll release one final album at some point this year.The group subsequently shared a short trailer for the as-yet-untitled record.

Tyson Fury leapt onto the ring apron and hailed "that's how you do it big man" to cousin, Nathan Gorman, after the 25-year-old became IBF International Heavyweight champion with a first-round stoppage against Tomas Salek.

At least four British cities have expressed an interest in hosting next year’s Eurovision Song Contest, while Ukraine insists that it still wishes to stage the event.

Glasgow has been named the bookies’ favourite to host next year’s Eurovision Song Contest.

Arsenal against Leeds last December is being probed by the National Crime Agency as a potential major betting scandal.The FA began investigating the incident earlier this year after being alerted to suspicious betting patterns, and have now handed it over to the country’s leading organised crime agency. Xhaka picked up an odd booking in the latter stages of the Premier League fixture at Elland Road.Arsenal were winning 4-1 when their midfielder delayed taking a free-kick for roughly 20 seconds, and he was duly cautioned for time-wasting.

Mick Shipman from Gavin and Stacey is the ultimate British “dad” role model, a study has found.The Essex father figure – played by actor Larry Lamb – is a favourite among dads because of his down-to-earth attitude, calm head, and good humour.He came second in a poll to find the world's top 30 dad role models – beaten only by “Uncle” Phil Banks from US comedy The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.However, the poll of 1,000 dads revealed how almost half (48%) believe screen role models are unrealistic, and set an “impossible” example to follow.One in five think they have far too much time on their hands, and 28% reckon they have it easy as they have no financial constraints.Other top small-screen dads include Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor from US sitcom Home Improvement, and even Bandit from kids’ show Bluey.The survey was commissioned by insight experts OnePoll, whose head of research Mark Hodson said: “Most of what we see on TV has a bit of a sheen on it – and the roles of parents are no different.“This research aimed to find the fathers on the silver screen who were most inspiring to the dads of the UK.“But TV isn’t real life – as long as you and your family are happy, most of the time, then the fathers of this country are doing a good job.”The study also found patience was the top thing dads have to master in order to be a good father figure, according to 47% of respondents.Another 46% believe perfecting the “dad jokes” and having a sense of humour is most important, and the same number think it’s key to spend as much time with kids as possible.More than a third believe a “good dad” is someone who is dependable, and is happy to spend time with kids without the other parent being there.However, one in five admit they aren’t sure

Jennifer Lopez “got loud” with her daughter Emme in Los Angeles on Thursday night.

The Kardashian family never fails to find themselves in controversy…

Train passengers have faced chaos following major disruption in London this evening (June 17). All Avanti West Coast services from Euston have been halted after a vital line was blocked due to a reported fire.

Calum Scott has released his sophomore album Bridges!

Cristiano Ronaldo for her international call-up. Markovic, who grew up in Switzerland, represents the Croatian national side.

World Cup - held in the US, Canada, and Mexico - were announced on Friday.And one stadium already has a rich World Cup heritage: the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City. The Azteca has already hosted two World Cups, hosting the final on each occasion, with Mexico holding the tournament in 1970 and 1986.However, it's highly unlikely it will hold a third when football's biggest festival comes to town in four years' time.

It’s looking like Tommy Lee will be benched from tour in the wake of his recent injury.

funfair. Members of the public were ecstatic when they realised The Hoppings would be returning to Newcastle's Town Moor after a three-year hiatus.But everyone's moods soon changed after several riders were left trapped in the air, within the first three hours of opening on Friday (June 17).

Mike Tyson appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Thursday, where the former heavyweight champ opened up about his recent altercation with another passenger on an airplane.

Stacey Solomon never shies away from talking all things body image and self acceptance and the Loose Women panellist is often praised for getting candid about everything from mental health to motherhood.Now, Stacey has been praised for showing her ‘real’ bikini body following the birth of her daughter, Rose, and after revealing she doesn’t work out.Fans have celebrated Stacey’s confidence, saying that she is an important role model for her eight-month-old, whom she shares with ex EastEnders actor Joe Swash.The former X Factor star shared an adorable video on social media, cuddling her daughter and wearing a big smile on her face.Wearing a pink floral print swimsuit, Stacey looked radiant as she threw a giggling Rose into the air.In her caption, she penned a love letter to Rose, writing: ‘Dear Rose, I hope you grow up and love who you are.

Gavin and Stacey star said the crowd started the mickey-taking heckles after he opened the gig with some “whimsical Welsh things”.The 57-year-old Welshman confessed he had no idea how to deal with it – so ignored it and carried on with his set.But the star now admits that was the wrong decision to make.Speaking on his own Brydon & podcast, father-of-five Rob explained it was when he “played [London comedy club] Up The Creek”.He went on: "I was doing these very weak, whimsical Welsh things, and one person goes ‘'Baa', and I ignore it."Then another one, ‘Baa’, and I swear to you the whole room started."The worst thing was that I didn’t address it, I just carried on as if it wasn’t happening."Terrible – it’s the worst thing you can do. I know that now."Last year, Rob finally spoke out about his Gavin and Stacey character Uncle Bryn's sexuality.He's played the fan favourite since the BBC sitcom first launched back in 2007.Over the past 14 years, Bryn's sexual orientation has been questioned by fans.While creators Ruth Jones and Jams Corden have never confirmed Stacey's uncle is homosexual, Rob says he'd be shocked if he wasn't gay.Speaking on the Tablr Manners podcast, Rob explained: "There's a part of me that doesn't want to say anything because I think it should be in the mind of the audience."Obviously they have written it...

Real Madrid midfielder Luka Modric took time out of his Champions League final celebrations to have a quiet word with a heartbroken Mohamed Salah - but his teammate has hinted the intentions were not pleasant. Brazil international Rodrygo, who came off the bench during the closing stages in Paris, has now revealed that Los Blancos did not take too kindly to Salah's call for revenge in the build-up to the showpiece final.The 21-year-old went on to discuss how Salah's comments were spoken about in training building up to the contest, which led to him laughing in the presence of the Egypt international following the comments of Modric.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorYou might have thought that you didn’t really need to consume any more content about Andy Warhol. After all, the New York artist has been ubiquitous throughout pop culture for more than half a century.

Hibs goalkeeper Matt Macey is on the verge of completing a move to Luton Town which could earn the Easter Road club close to £100,000.