60 m. ago Don Lemon says Nicki Minaj ‘does not understand journalism’ after rapper called for his arrest

The Justice Department is investigating Lemon after he reported from an anti-ICE protest at a church

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3 h. ago Justin Bieber makes huge music comeback as he lines up major performance

DJ Snake and Justin Bieber are back in the charts with their huge hit from 2016 as the trend for looking back 10 years continues to grip social media

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3 h. ago Kobbie Mainoo Man United future takes new twist after Michael Carrick decision

Kobbie Mainoo is the subject of transfer interest from several Premier League and European clubs after barely playing for Manchester United this season under Ruben Amorim

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3 h. ago Lord Sugar makes surprising confession over success of The Apprentice

Lord Sugar has spoken out about The Apprentice lasting two decades just days before the 20th series starts airing and makes a surprising confession about the future of the show

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5 h. ago Tucker Zimmerman death: Folk singer adored by David Bowie dies with wife in fire aged 84

Zimmerman and his wife Marie-Claire Lambert died together in a fire at their home in Belgium

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5 h. ago Lily Allen ‘happy to be alive’ after truck ran her ‘off the road’

Singer shared pictures of her scraped-up Porsche on Instagram

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6 h. ago Scottish singer Jacob Alon named winner of Brits Critics’ Choice award

Alon was on a shortlist alongside indie artist Rose Gray and singer-songwriter Sienna Spiro.

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6 h. ago Jacob Alon left ‘floating’ after being named winner of Brits Critics’ Choice award

Alon was awarded the prize ahead of next month’s Brit Awards

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6 h. ago Coronation Street star died a penniless recluse in 'dingy' flat and was not discovered for 'several days'

The late star had a very promising future on the soap before she met a tragic end at 42-years-old

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6 h. ago Donald Trump needs helpers for his appalling neocolonialist project. What else is this ‘board of peace’? | Owen Jones

Blair, Putin, Erdoğan, Orbán: the names of those invited to serve say it all. And it's about so much more than GazaThe fate of the Palestinian people offers a warning about the future of humanity. When I recently visited the West Bank, Palestinians kept impressing the same point on me: Israel has turned their land into a laboratory. The technology of oppression that it has deployed – including in its genocide in Gaza – ranges from hi-tech surveillance to military drones and AI on the battlefield. These technologies have been exported to oppressive states across the world. And it doesn’t stop there.This brings us to Donald Trump’s “board of peace”, now set to rule Gaza. In the sleepy Oxfordshire village of Sutton Courtenay, where George Orwell lies buried, the ground itself ought to be shaking. This isn’t peace. It’s naked neocolonialism.Owen Jones is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Robbie Williams on track to break The Beatles’ record for number one albums

The 51-year-old’s latest record, Britpop, is his first release in seven years.

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6 h. ago Lily Allen's car hit by truck in road horror as singer 'happy to be alive' after incident

Pop star Lily Allen says she was involved in a terrifying road accident that saw a HGV truck ram her new £120k Porsche off of the road - and she's shown the damage to the car

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7 h. ago Thomas Frank given no assurances over Tottenham future in lunch with key figures

The under-pressure Spurs boss had lunch with Nick Beucher, Johan Lange and Vinai Venkatesham on Monday.

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7 h. ago Keith Urban’s tour opener slams ‘absolutely ridiculous’ dating rumors following Nicole Kidman divorce

Urban and Kidman’s divorce was finalized earlier this month, bringing an end to 19 years of marriage

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8 h. ago Tottenham boss Thomas Frank delivers defiant message amid sack rumours

Thomas Frank had lunch with Nick Beucher, Johan Lange and Vinai Venkatesham on Monday amid speculation over his future

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8 h. ago Scotland's future sports stars told specialist school will shut in 2029

A committee will consider new plans to close Glasgow School of Sport - which has produced medal-winning alumni such as badminton ace Kirsty Gilmour and swimmer Michael Jamieson.

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8 h. ago Is this man the future of music – or its executioner? AI evangelist Mikey Shulman says he’s making pop, not slop

Worth a staggering $2.45bn, Suno is an AI music company that can create a track with just a few prompts. Why is its CEO happy to see it called ‘the Ozempic of the music industry’?‘The format of the future,” says Mikey Shulman, “is music you play with, not just play.” As the CEO and co-founder of the generative AI music company Suno, Shulman currently finds himself in the exhilarating if perhaps unenviable position of being simultaneously regarded as the architect of music’s future – and its executioner.Suno, which was founded just over two years ago, allows users to create entire songs with just a few text prompts. At the moment, you can’t prompt it with the name of a specific pop star, but asking for “stadium-level confessional pop-country” that “references past relationships” or “public rivalries” might get you a Taylor Swift-style song or thereabouts. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Take That face 'beginning of the end' amid fame 'pressure' in trailer for Netflix docuseries

They share their experience as a pop sensation 'in their own words' for Netflix

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8 h. ago Positive thinking could boost immune response to vaccines, study finds

Research finds being optimistic produced more antibodies, hinting at future potential of mental strategies to healthBeing optimistic may boost the immune system according to research that points to a connection between the mind and our body’s natural defences.Scientists have found people who used positive thinking to boost activity in the brain’s reward system responded better to vaccination, with their immune systems producing more antibodies than others after having the shot. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Positive thinking could boost immune response to vaccines, say scientists

People picturing positive experiences found to produce more antibodies, hinting at future clinical potentialPositive thoughts may boost the immune system according to research that points to a connection between the mind and our body’s natural defences.Scientists have found people who used positive thinking to boost activity in the brain’s reward system responded better to vaccination, with their immune systems producing more antibodies than others after having the shot. Continue reading...

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