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Ruger Clashes With TikToker Who Wished Him Dead Over Song Lyrics

Nigerian singer Ruger responds to a TikTok user who wished him dead over his song lyrics and social media posts.

Student Musicians Shine at Royal Albert Hall

Esa-Pekka Salonen leads an orchestra of students from Juilliard and the Royal Academy of Music in a performance of 20th-century classics.

Momo Adaptation Tackles Capitalism - Review

A new adaptation of Michael Ende's 1973 novel Momo contains parables for the digitally nihilistic age, but struggles with monotony.

Lesley Manville and Peter Mullan Reflect on Mum's Enduring Romance

A decade after the BBC sitcom Mum first aired, its stars discuss the show's portrayal of love in later life.

Spotify Labels AI Artists to Stop Fake Performers

Music streaming platform introduces 'AI persona' label to distinguish AI artists from real people and exclude them from recommendations

Arson Suspected in Blaze at Full Monty Club

A fire at Sheffield's Shiregreen Working Men's Club, famous for its role in The Full Monty, is believed to have been started deliberately.

Bill Bellamy Receives Icon Award

Bill Bellamy to receive Icon Award at 2026 Whats Funny Comedy Festival

‘I'm definitely not finding any woman. Not ever.’ - Frank Edoho

Veteran television host Frank Edoho says he has no intention of finding another partner, describing being alone as a “superpower”.

Daddy's Little Girl Review

Jessica Aszkenasy's show combines feminist analysis with humour, tackling daddy issues and the disappointment of men.

Trump-Linked Posts Lose Taylor Swift Songs After Social Media Mockery

Taylor Swift songs used in social-media posts linked to Donald Trump’s campaign and the White House have been removed from several videos.

Real Warri Pikin Cancels Warri Show Amid Division, Says ‘The Vision Is Not’

Comedian Real Warri Pikin has cancelled her upcoming Warri show, citing divisions surrounding the event. She said she would not allow geography, tribe or politics to define her identity or limit her vision.

Wagner Moura Reinvents Ibsen Classic in Bold Edinburgh Festival Production

Wagner Moura leads a contemporary adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's An Enemy of the People at the Edinburgh International Festival, with director Christiane Jatahy blending courtroom drama, documentary techniques and audience participation.