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Rapper Kendrick Lamar delivered a powerhouse performance at the Super Bowl halftime show, taking the stage at Ceasars Superdrome in New Orleans. The 37-year-old 'Humble' artist wowed fans, but not before sparking speculation over whether he would perform his contentious track 'Not Like Us', which takes aim at fellow rapper Drake.

the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show, but made one big and telling change to the song’s lyrics. Taking the field at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday, Lamar, 37, elated fans when he performed the song that has come to define his feud with Drizzy, 38, during the show.The Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper teased the song throughout the performance, saving it for the end of his time on the field.“I want to play their favorite song, but you know they love to sue,” K-Dot spat at one point, undoubtedly alluding to Drake’s legal actions against their shared record label, Universal Music Group.

Tesco has announced it will trial a major change to its Clubcard loyalty scheme.

Thousands of people in England are calling for a major change to the rules around who gets a free bus pass.

Households can expect to see energy bills rise in April, according to a new warning from consumer champion, Martin Lewis. The financial guru took to social media this week to share ‘bad news’ with millions of households on the standard tariff - if you’re not on a fixed tariff then you’re automatically put onto the standard tariff, which is set by Ofgem’s price cap.

Health experts have warned the symptoms of a painful condition are often triggered by cold temperatures as the UK prepares to be hit with a ‘cold snap’.

Martin Lewis has shared a clear and simple explanation of the HMRC changes for people selling goods or services on platforms such as Vinted, eBay, and Airbnb.

We all have odd bits of change lying around the house, but what if those couple of coins could actually be worth way more than their face value? One expert is urging people to look through their change for a highly sought after coin that could worth an astounding £3,000.

Naman Ramachandran Indian auteur Suman Mukhopadhyay’s “The Puppet’s Tale” (Putulnacher Itikatha), a period drama centering on a young doctor’s struggle between modern medicine and traditional beliefs in 1930s Bengal, premieres in International Film Festival Rotterdam‘s Big Screen Competition on Feb. 6.

Former glamour model Katie Price has shocked fans with an unexpected career change for 2025, which she revealed during a candid conversation on her podcast, The Katie Price Show, alongside younger sister Sophie.

Siddhant Adlakha Directors Sara Khaki and Mohammadreza Eyni bring a measured hand to “Cutting Through Rocks,” their debut documentary about the first councilwoman in a rural Iranian village. The film’s irascible but deeply principled subject — thirty-something divorcee Sara Shahverdi — gives the film its energy, though its lulls aren’t quite as purposeful. However, despite feeling drawn-out, the doc features occasional bursts of visual panache that help emphasize its underlying story.

World Weather Attribution, said that the hot, dry and windy conditions that drove fires in the Californian city were “35 per cent more likely due to warming caused primarily by the burning of oil, gas and coal.”The fires, which began on January 7, have left 28 people dead, more than 12,000 structures destroyed and saw the evacuation of more than 150,000 residents.Meanwhile, the number of music community members in the city being supported by MusiCares – the non-for-profit arm of The GRAMMYs – has more than doubled since the first week of the catastrophe.The burning of fossil fuels such as oil and gas is heating the planet, with the result a changing climate – which is seeing extreme weather events such as heatwaves, drought and become more frequent and more intense.World Weather Attirbution’s new study brought researchers together from countries including Brazil, The Netherlands, UK, the USA, Sweden and beyond to assess how climate change had propelled this month’s fires.The analysis said climate change is currently extending “fire-prone” conditions in Los Angeles by about “23 extra days a year” at the current global levels of heating. They concluded the threat of “fire season” is becoming “longer and more dangerous”.The report also noted Los Angeles’ water infrastructure was unable to “keep up with the scale and extreme needs” of the emergency.

Tesco is set to axe over 400 jobs that will impact both in-store and office workers. The UK supermarket giant is seeking "more efficient ways of working" to battle the competitive world of UK groceries.

Tore Andre Flo admits his Rangers price tag was HEAVY but it wasn't fan pressure that caused that feeling.

The plan to turn a 19th century pub into flats has been refused by the council.

Montell Douglas has been branded 'knockout' by her celebrity admirers before the Strictly Come Dancing star revealed the physical impact taking part in the hit dance show had on her.

Google Maps said that it will rename the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America on its maps app, saying that the change will take place when it has been updated in official government sources.

Miley Cyrus has opened up about being “so proud” of her past mistakes and revealed what she would change.The ‘Flowers’ pop star spoke to Pamela Anderson about Gia Coppola’s new film The Last Showgirl, in which Anderson portrays Shelly Gardner. Cyrus’ recent single ‘Beautiful That Way’ was recorded for the movie’s soundtrack.When speaking about the song – co-written by Cyrus, Lykke Li and Andrew Wyatt – Cyrus explained that she “wanted to be a showgirl” when she was growing up, and said she was inspired by Anderson in her younger years.“When people would ask me what I wanted to be when I grew up, I would say you,” the singer continued.

Coronation Street fans were left asking 'what happened' as a change during the latest trip to the cobbles took them by surprise. The lead up to a horror fire on the famous street has already begun with David Platt horrified to find his wife missing.

Naman Ramachandran In a dramatic scene worthy of the Bard himself, a London stage performance by Hollywood legend Sigourney Weaver was brought to an abrupt halt when two Just Stop Oil activists stormed the Theatre Royal Drury Lane during Monday evening’s performance of “The Tempest.” The “Alien” star, who had been mid-scene and seated in a chair on stage, was whisked away by theater staff after the protesters launched a confetti cannon and climbed onto the boards. The disruption prompted a voice to announce, “We’ll have to stop the show, ladies and gents, sorry,” according to BBC News.

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