Nemo Returns Home a Hero: Switzerland Erupts in Celebration After Eurovision Triumph

Salem Media Group said that it has pulled Dinesh D’Souza’s movie 2000 Mules from its platforms, issuing an apology to a Georgia man who was falsely accused of illegal voting activity in the project.

John Carver believes certain Scotland players would be good enough to get into Germany’s squad. And that’s why the national team’s number two says Steve Clarke’s men won’t fail at Euro 2024 - like they did at the last tournament.

Fiorentina and Fulham are two of the clubs battling it out for Scotland star Stuart Armstrong.

Stormy Daniels has dramatically broken her silence on convicted ex-President Donald Trump following the guilty verdict, demanding: "Lock him up."

Coronation Street fans are buzzing with rumours as they wonder if notorious character Les Battersby, portrayed by Bruce Jones, might be about to make a comeback.

Prince Harry revealed in his memoir Spare he sought a "secret meeting" with King Charles and Prince William to address "the state of things" during his visit to the UK.

Aberdeen remain the last team to defeat the mighty Real Madrid in a major European final after Los Blancos captured a record 15th Champions League title with a win against Borussia Dortmund.

James Martin's much-loved Saturday Morning ITV cooking show made a triumphant return to our screens. Yet, the show was on the verge of taking an unforeseen twist.

Alesha Dixon has opened up about her Britain's Got Talent stint after viewers pointed out an issue with her performance.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic ABBA fans had not necessarily expected to see the group together again after previous statements that they had no further plans to reunite after recording a 2021 comeback album. But the prospect of being knighted brought all four members back together again Friday in their native Sweden, as they showed up at the royal palace in Stockholm to be honored by the king and queen.

Selena Kuznikov Martin Starger, the first president of ABC Entertainment who went on to produce such films as “Sophie’s Choice” and Robert Altman’s “Nashville,” has died. He was 92. Starger died of natural causes Saturday in his Los Angeles home, his niece, casting director Ilene Starger, announced.

Nicki Minaj has a theory on why she was arrested… But Amsterdam police ain’t buying into it!

Hollywood Reporter.In January, UNRWA announced it had fired nine of its 12 staffers who Israel alleged were involved in Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack that left roughly 1,200 dead, with another 253 kidnapped.A damning Israeli dossier, compiled through interrogations of Hamas terrorists and documents found in Gaza, estimated roughly 1,200 of UNRWA’s staffers had ties to Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

a video posted to Instagram ahead of his last episode, set to air this coming Friday, Jun. 7, took viewers “behind the puzzle board.”A post shared by Maggie Sajak (@maggiesajak)“It looks like an election headquarters back here, with all these screens and everything,” Sajak said in the video, filmed and shared by his daughter, Maggie. “We can’t show a lot, because there’s certain things that are highly classified!” the host cheekily added.

Liam Gallagher drove fans wild as he kicked off his Definitely Maybe anniversary tour that includes three huge homecoming gigs at the new Co-op Live Arena.

Tyson Fury has made his first public comments since his defeat to Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia, encouraging Frank Warren and his boxers to "smash Eddie Hearn and Matchroom".

Stormy Daniels has spoken out on the trial that saw the former U.S. President Donald Trump convicted of trying to illegally influence the 2016 election by sending hush money payments to her.

Cheryl Tweedy was almost “pulled off stage” by a fan during a Girls Aloud show in her hometown of Newcastle.Footage captured from the show at the Utilita Arena shows Tweedy appearing to stumble as a fan tries to pull her down while she’s greeting the crowd.She can be seen leaning down and struggling to maintain her balance before a security guard steadies her. The crowd can be heard gasping and someone off camera appears to apologise.Poor gals life flashed before her eyes pic.twitter.com/q7GuwGwoG2— Emily (@Emily741_) May 31, 2024Elsewhere in the show, Tweedy gave an emotional speech in which she reflected on how far she had come since she left Newcastle to pursue music.“I don’t think you could ever really know what it’s like to be stood here 22 years later in a room full of Geordies, the place where I dreamed a dream,” she said tearfully.“When I left from the Central [train station] 22 years ago, I could never have imagined being with you all tonight.

Oli Sykes has revealed that one of the songs on Bring Me The Horizon‘s new album ‘POST HUMAN: NeX GEn’ is “a critique of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict”.The track in question is the album’s seventh track, ‘a bulleT w/my namE On’, which is a collaboration with Underoath. One line in particular stuck out to fans – “And if Jesus Christ returns/We’ll just kill the fucker twice,” which was sung by Underoath’s Spencer Chamberlain, who was Christian for much of the band’s career.Sykes replied to a comment on YouTube which had ended up leading to a debate among several commenters about religion.

Speed have shared a hard-hitting new single, ‘The First Test’, which has caught attention online for using a flute in its breakdown.The Australian hardcore band’s new song is taken from their forthcoming album ‘Only One Mode’, which will land on July 12 via Flatspot Records in the US and Last Ride Records in Australia. It follows their 2022 debut EP ‘Gang Called Speed’.Tackling the experience of finding oneself as a marginalised individual – in frontman Jem Siow’s case, as an Asian-Australian – the song notably features Siow playing a flute solo over its funk-infused breakdown.Check out ‘The First Test’ below:Siow also plays the flute in the introduction to the album’s opening track and lead single, ‘Real Life Love’, an instrument he also teaches children how to play.“I always thought it would be too gimmicky,” he told NME in a recent interview.

Gracie Abrams has said that opening for Taylor Swift on the US leg of the ‘Eras’ tour “completely altered” her approach for her next album.Abrams is due to release her second album ‘The Secret Of Us’ on June 21, which features a collaboration with Swift on the song ‘Us’.She will be rejoining ‘Eras’ tour later this fall when the tour returns to North America for 18 shows over nearly two months, starting October 18 in Miami and running through December 8 in Vancouver.In a new interview with Elle, Abrams spoke about what she learned from touring with Swift.“Being in Taylor’s orbit for the summer completely altered every single thing for me,” Gracie said [via MusicNews]. “It informed so much about how I went about writing this next album.