7 h. ago AI shows Donald Trump totally bald after president slams 'worst ever' photo of him

Donald Trump has raged about a recent TIME magazine cover that he says has "disappeared" his hair, so we asked AI to imagine what he would actually look like with "disappeared" hair

Politics

8 h. ago From Heat to thermals: Al Pacino and Robert De Niro have paired up to flog puffer jackets

Thirty years after they first shared a screen, the pair of Hollywood icons are back! With an advert for coatsReaders of a certain age will remember the sheer nuclear impact of Michael Mann’s Heat on its release in 1995. Not only was it formally ambitious and wildly influential, but it also represented the first time that Al Pacino and Robert De Niro had ever shared a screen.This, more than anything, was the film’s big draw. Two men, each justifiably thought of as the greatest actor to ever work in the medium, bristling against each other in real time. Their scene together in the diner was billed as the greatest spectacle in cinema since King Kong climbed the Empire State Building. Pacino v De Niro was Fischer v Spassky. It was Einstein v Bohr. It was Foreman v Ali. There was genuinely no way to overstate how momentous the pairing was. Continue reading...

Society

8 h. ago Inside staff rebellion at Time magazine: Staff sabotaged 'worst ever' Trump cover... now they're in crosshairs of billionaire owner

When Donald Trump secured a historic peace deal that ended the war in Gaza, Time magazine tried to meet the moment with its traditional cover.

Politics

10 h. ago Behind the scenes at Time as laughing staff picked Trump's 'worst' photo: 'It's not Vogue'

When Donald Trump secured a historic peace deal that ended the war in Gaza, Time magazine tried to meet the moment with its traditional cover.

Culture

12 h. ago The truth about Trump's Time photo: How staff laughed over image that sparked fury from President

When Donald Trump secured a historic peace deal that ended the war in Gaza, Time magazine tried to meet the moment with its traditional cover.

Politics

20 h. ago The truth about Trump's Time photo: How staffed laughed over image that sparked fury from President

When Donald Trump secured a historic peace deal that ended the war in Gaza , Time magazine tried to meet the moment with its traditional cover.

Politics

34 h. ago Netflix's Monster intimacy coordinator on grim 'responsibility' of recreating real events

Exclusive: Reach Screen Time spoke to a top Hollywood intimacy coordinator about filming tricky scenes on the Netflix series.

Politics

38 h. ago ‘Worst of all time’: Trump complains about ‘super bad photo’ on Time Magazine cover

Donald Trump concluded a whistle-stop tour of Israel and Egypt on Monday

Politics

39 h. ago Lindsey Halligan removes senior DOJ official after taking over Virginia US attorney's office

Lindsey Halligan has been taking steps to assert her authority over the office after President Donald Trump hand-picked her for the role.

Politics

2 d. ago Denise Van Outen reveals she's set to release a new album of Ibiza

The TV and stage star, 51, is gearing up to make a return to the music scene but this time with an Ibiza-inspired twist.

Politics

3 d. ago McTominay and Adams strike as dismal Scotland edge out Belarus and seal playoff slot

Someone within Hampden Park had the temerity to blast Freed From Desire over the public address system at full time. A song normally reserved for euphoric moments only just drowned out the jeers that met a Scotland victory. People just want more and more? Too right they do.Steve Clarke and his players edged closer to the World Cup with this win. It was just that a return to that scene for the first time since 1998 felt a million miles away as the Scots limped and laboured past Belarus. “We know we have got to be better, man,” admitted Scott McTominay. The Napoli midfielder was even more profound as he scored Scotland’s second; latter word “me” and the first a rhyme with “duck.” McTominay’s lack of celebrations perfectly depicted Scotland’s messy night. Continue reading...

Events

4 d. ago 'I was left so terrified by the new Alton Towers Scaremaze that the staff even laughed at me'

Rob Williams and his family paid a spooky visit to Alton Towers Scarefest - and a brilliant new attraction.

Events

7 d. ago More than 40 Trump administration picks tied directly to oil, gas and coal, analysis shows

Report looks at White House nominees and appointees and agencies dictating energy, environment and climate policyDonald Trump has placed dozens of people with ties to the fossil fuel sector in his administration, including more than 40 who have directly worked for oil, gas or coal companies, according to a new analysis.The report from Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy and ethics non-profit that has been critical of the Trump administration, alongside the Revolving Door Project, a corporate watchdog, analyzed the backgrounds of nominees and appointees within the White House and eight agencies dictating energy, environmental and climate policy. That includes the Environmental Protection Agency, the interior and energy departments and others. Continue reading...

Politics

9 d. ago Loose Women set for another huge shakeup as stars face 'tough times' amid bloodbath

ITV daytime shows are set to get a huge shakeup next year as the teams merge behind the scenes and Lorraine and Loose Women get their time on air cut down

Events

1 week ago WSL clockwatch: Spurs v Brighton, London City Lionesses v Liverpool and more – as it happened

London City Lionesses snatched a late winner against Liverpool, while in the Championship, Ipswich beat Norwich for the first time in 16 yearsThere were some pretty unhappy scenes in the EFL yesterday, namely at Hillsborough where play was stopped for five minutes due to the latest fan protest against Sheffield Wednesday owner Dejphon Chansiri. It was a miserable afternoon for Owls fans as their side was shellacked 5-0 by visitors Coventry. Steve Bruce also had a bad day. Blackpool’s poor start to the season continued with a 2-0 home defeat against AFC Wimbledon and afterwards Bruce was dismissed from his position at Bloomfield Road. Blackpool fans, who do you want to see come in? Still plenty of time to turn the season around. Wednesday fans, I’m sorry, you have my deepest sympathies.On the subject of doing the opposite, how are Ipswich fans feeling about today? Will the Old Farm hoodoo finally be broken? Get in touch via the link above or below the line the comment section. Contin...

Politics

1 week ago EastEnders fans plea with new star to 'stick around for a long time' after 'heartbreaking' Max Branning scenes

Not many people were happy to see Max back in Walford after four years

Politics

2 w. ago MAGA rages after NFL picks ‘Trump Hater’ Bad Bunny for 2026 Super Bowl halftime show

Announcement follows Bad Bunny’s decision not to tour in the U.S. over fears that Immigration, Customs and Enforcement agents ‘could be outside’ his concert venues

Politics

2 w. ago Strictly's Dianne Buswell shares heartwarming pregnancy update before first live show

Dianne Buswell has given fans a behind-the-scenes update into her time at Strictly Come Dancing's rehearsals as she gears up for the first live show

Events

2 w. ago Trump’s pick for State Dept. deletes violent tweets as GOP blames left for political violence after Charlie Kirk killing

Some tweets labeled January 6 Capitol rioters as “political prisoners,” another suggested Joe Biden should be imprisoned, and one called for a political opponent to be executed.

Events

2 w. ago If Starmer wants to beat Reform, he’ll need more than ‘patriotic renewal’ – whatever that is | Zoe Williams

Today’s big ‘fightback’ speech continued with the prime minister’s curious strategy of ceding ground to his enemiesKeir Starmer was at his most clear today not in his speech to the Global Progress Action Summit in London, trailed as a fightback against the politics of hate and division, but in the panel afterwards. That’s when he said he wanted the next election to be an “open fight” between “Labour and Reform”. In the speech itself, however, he identified his enemies in the abstract. He was against the “politics of predatory grievance”, which used the “infrastructure of division”. He also made a lovely case for London at the start, with its plentiful pubs and pleasant parks, remarking wryly that it was nothing like “the wasteland of anarchy that some would have you believe”.The problem is he needs to pick a lane. Either he was referring to Donald Trump’s comments at the UN earlier this week, when the leader of the free world said Britain’s capital had a “terrible mayor, terrible, t...

Politics