New musical based on Muhammad Ali’s life coming to Broadway

Lil Nas X had to take a quick bathroom intermission during a recent concert.

NASA spacecraft's first images of Jupiter's frozen moon has amazed scientists.NASA's Juno spacecraft snapped four photos of Europa as it performed a flyby of the moon with the photos being released on Thursday.It was scientists best and closest look at Europa for 20 years.READ NEXT:NASA releases snaps of 'planetary defence test' asteroid smash dubbed 'bullseye'The frozen moon is believed to have an ocean flowing underneath its frozen crust which has raised the possibility of extra-terrestrial life.Calling the mission a success, scientists had also hoped to observe potential water plums from the surface of Europa, however, there were none visible in the initial search.Juno's chief scientist, Scott Bolton of Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, said: "We have to be at the right place at just the right time".John Bordi, deputy mission manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, said he expected the spacecraft to travel at a speedy pace with the prove travelling at a relative velocity of almost 15mi per second.The latest observations of Europa will help the space agency plan for its Europa Clipper mission which is due to launch in 2024 and arrive at the Jovian system in 2030.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Despite Juno's impressive pace, its NASA's former Galileo spacecraft that retains the Europa flyby record, passing within 218mi in 2000.Europa's ice-covered oceans is believed to be about 15 miles thick with previous research confirming the presence of water and oxygen at its surface, as well as chemicals that could provide the role of nutrients.With scientists unable to confirm how oxygen is able to travel through the frozen crust, a team created

Robbie Williams in her new book, saying that “it’s nice to put the truth out there”.The former Spice Girl and the Take That star had a relationship during the 90s, with Mel opening up about how she hadn’t bothered to warn Robbie about what she'd written about him in her autobiography, Who I Am.She said: "Nah, sod him! I’m not warning him about anything the way he’s behaved over the years. Like all of us, relationships come and go.READ MORE: Robbie Williams can’t avoid ex lovers on TV after admitting he’s bedded over 100 women"It really hurts at the time, but once you’re over it, you’re over it and you move on.

Phillip Schofield’s £1million We Buy Any Car advertising deal has come to an end after five years. Just days ago fans noticed that the TV presenter’s image had been removed from the brand’s social media pages, despite having been the voice and face of the company's advert for the last few years.

“Spirits on Fire” tour kicks off Sunday at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, and wraps Nov. 19 at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.

Jodie Turner-Smith dazzles in a stunning black gown at the premiere of White Noise during the 2022 New York Film Festival held at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center on Friday night (September 30) in New York City.

Hollywood’s Covid-19 protocols, which were set to expire Friday, will remain in place while negotiations continue between the AMPTP and DGA, SAG-AFTRA, IATSE, the Teamsters and the Basic Crafts. In a joint statement, the unions announced “a continuation of negotiations of the Return-to-Work agreement while discussions continue with the AMPTP,” and that the current rules “will remain in place until a new Agreement is reached.”

Jonathan Groff encouraged his best friend Lea Michele to make a change to the Broadway revival of Funny Girl when she joined the cast as Fanny Brice earlier this month.

Prince William shared an important message after Molly Russell’s cause of death was determined.

Among the 400 or so bills that California Governor Gavin Newsom either signed or vetoed this week was AB 2799, which provides that courts “must consider specified factors…in determining whether creative expression evidence is more prejudicial than probative.”

There’s a brand new Tarzan movie on its way!

Leonardo DiCaprio and Gigi Hadid might be spending time together in Paris right now!

Michelle Obama has shared how 'humbled" she is to add extra book dates to her tour, with husband Barack Obama resharing the news with his fans.MORE: Malia Obama looks so much like her famous mother, Michelle, in remarkable throwback photoThe former First Lady is set to release The Light We Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times, on November 15, 2022 and she will be heading out across the US to promote the "collection of stories and practices that have helped me sort through all the challenges and questions that keep us up at night: How do I know I’m good enough? How do I bring my whole self to the table? How can I overcome my fears?"WATCH: Michelle Obama sparkles in surprising fashion choice for festive appearanceBut after selling out several venues, Mchelle has added extra dates. "I’m so humbled by your response to my upcoming book tour for #TheLightWeCarry!" she shared."We’ve added a couple of new dates, and tickets are on sale now at michelleobamabooks.com.

Columbian boxer Luis Quiñones has passed away after being knocked out in a matchup.

Leave it to Bella Hadid to completely blow everyone away — in a SPRAY PAINTED dress?!

Are those feud rumors between Victoria Beckham and Nicola Peltz finally being put to bed once and for all?!

Waves crash against the jagged coastline of an Irish fishing village, their rough cadence just one reminder of nature’s abiding power in a place composed of harsh, unyielding elements. The sky is a clouded gray, and the wind cuts sharp and deep enough to hit bone.

Nothing has illustrated the current turmoil in British politics quite as starkly as the recent tanking of the pound against the dollar, a puzzle even to the ruling party whose prime minister and chancellor caused it. Richard Eyre’s fitfully funny Allelujah reflects this schism in more ways than one, balancing broad grey-pound comedy and seriously macabre drama with the result that a seemingly gentle satire inexplicably dives into a murky existential abyss in its final act. Even fans of Alan Bennett, the famously folksy playwright and national treasure of the north, will struggle with the juxtaposition of wry bathos and savagery, the latter ramped up from Allelujah’s original incarnation as a Bennett stage play sprinkled with Dennis Potter-style song-and-dance numbers.

US Open-dominating Serena Williams to a baseball signed by not only Babe Ruth but Jackie Robinson, too, a jaw-dropping selection of sports equipment and apparel — each with an opening bid that makes season-ticket prices look like chump change — will hit the auction block at Sotheby’s starting Tuesday. The auction is Part II of Sotheby’s “Invictus” event, the first of which, running simultaneously, is dedicated solely to selling off Michael Jordan’s jersey from Game 1 of the 1998 NBA Finals — his last-ever season with the Chicago Bulls.