NHL Star Johnny Gaudreau & Brother Matthew Killed by Drunk Driver, Hours Before Their Sister's Wedding - Tragic Details Revealed

EXCLUSIVE: Cake has completed the acquisition of assets from rival Jetpack Distribution in a move that doubles the size of its library and reduces the kids TV sales field by one.

The children are back in school, autumn officially begins this weekend and the cold weather will soon be upon us.

Bright Eyes frontman Conor Oberst has spoken to NME about “megalomaniac” Elon Musk, “bullshit” artificial intelligence, his hopes and fears about the forthcoming US presidential election, and how all of this and more has fed into the band’s new album ‘Five Dice, All Threes’.The band’s 11th album, and their second since their return from hiatus with 2020’s ‘Down In The Weed Where The World Once Was‘, features collaborations with Cat Power and The National’s Matt Berninger, and was co-written in part by Oberst and Alex Levine (aka Alex Orange Drink) of New York indie punks The So So Glos.“Alex was in LA in the winter of 2023 writing songs with Tim Armstrong from Rancid and Operation Ivy who has a studio here for different projects,” Oberst told NME. “He was staying with me at my house and I think he got sick of just watching me smoke cigarettes on my porch doing nothing.“He was like, ‘What are you doing today? Nothing? OK, well let’s write a song.’ We started hanging out with guitars on the porch, very old school, and wrote a lot of songs.

SPOILER ALERT! This post contains details from Monday night’s episode of All American: Homecoming.

SOPHIE has been paid tribute by Google Doodle to coincide with what would’ve been her birthday today (September 17).The hyperpop pioneer and PC Music affiliate (full name Sophie Xeon) tragically passed away on January 30, 2021 aged 34 following her accidental fall from a three storey building in Athens.Now, the musician has been honoured by Google Doodle with a short video for her 38th birthday. Soundtracked by ‘Immaterial’, taken from her debut album ‘Oil Of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides‘, the clip depicts various portraits of SOPHIE and her Monomachine, the synthesiser she used to make her inimitable and evocative sounds from.In the caption for the video, Google wrote: “This video Doodle celebrates the birthday of Scottish musician, producer, and DJ Sophie Xeon, who is remembered for her acclaimed experimental pop and electronic music.”Take a look at the video below:Recently, the eponymous posthumous album for the producer was announced in June this year.

A mum and dad noticed a glare in their daughter's eye before she was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer.

As Huw Edwards stood for his sentencing after pleading guilty to accessing child abuse images, he clasped his hands and projected a neutral expression. It was a pose millions of BBC viewers will have seen Edwards strike countless times as the seasoned presenter delivered the day’s headlines. His audience on this occasion, however, was a courtroom.

An investigation is underway after a 'kind and gentle' man died in a 'tragic and distressing' incident in the toilets of A&E.

A man was unlawfully killed because of failings by two nurses at a hospital after he was fatally injured in an assault by his girlfriend's ex-husband.

Whoa! We were shocked enough to hear Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck were seen “holding hands and kissing” this weekend. But it turns out it was steamier than it sounded!

Saturday Night Live alumna Laraine Newman, and mother to Hacks star Hannah Einbinder, slammed the inclusion of The Bear in the Emmys comedy category ahead of last night’s ceremony in since-deleted posts made on X.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has been arrested in New York following a string of sexual misconduct allegations filed against him over the past year.Per a Variety report, the rapper and music mogul was arrested on Monday (September 16) after being indicted by a grand jury in Manhattan. The charges against Diddy have yet to be made public.In a statement to Variety, Diddy’s attorney Marc Agnifilo said: “We are disappointed with the decision to pursue what we believe is an unjust prosecution of Mr.

Jimmy Thelin has labelled Aberdeen ace Slobodan Rubezic as the ultimate professional.

In a dramatic twist, Emmerdale fans believe they've figured out who kidnaps Kim Tate (Claire King), and all fingers are pointing at John Sugden (Oliver Farnworth).

Kate Garraway was left fighting tears as she supported her daughter through another milestone just months after the death of Derek Draper. The broadcaster revealed that Darcey had moved out of the family's London home as she headed off to university.

Hollyoaks star Rita Simons has spoken out about her character's fate after a shocking revelation that Marie Fielding is still alive.

Hip hop star Sean 'P Diddy' Combs was arrested last night and taken into federal custody in New York. The arrest follows Homeland Security's raids on the music mogul's homes in Beverly Hills, California, and Miami, Florida, back in March, the Mirror reports.

Coldplay have announced details of huge stadium shows in London and Hull for next year – marking the band’s only UK and European shows of 2025 and promising 10 per cent of their proceeds to Music Venue Trust. Check out dates and ticket details below.The band first teased the news over the weekend with posters in the Dublin Castle in Camden – the location of the band’s first gig under then name ‘The Coldplay’.

Jackson 5 original member Tito Jackson sadly passed away at the age of 70 over the weekend and now new details have been revealed about his death.

Ryan Murphy surprised the audience at the premiere of Netflix’s Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story on Monday with news about the next installment of his Netflix anthology series. As he introduced on stage the cast of Monsters, including Javier Bardem and Chloë Sevigny, he announced that there will be a third season starring Sons Of Anarchy alum Charlie Hunnam as Ed Gein.

For her fifth feature as director, Angelina Jolie has gone so far back to basics that Without Blood could quite easily be her debut. That isn’t a criticism, rather an observation about how hard it is, even for A-list talent, to make films about the brutality of war, even though many are raging all around us and, by displacing people in their thousands, feeding the anti-immigrant sentiment currently creeping up all around the world. But even after tackling conflicts in Bosnia (In the Land of Blood and Honey, 2011), Cambodia (First They Killed My Father, 2017), and even the Second World War (Unbroken, 2014), adapting Alessandro Baricco’s 2002 short story of the same name is a bold gambit; it’s a deliberately ambiguous two-hander that will have viewers wondering if they’ve missed a title card or two. What year is this? And where in the world are we?