11 h. ago Chiefs’ Travis Kelce admits he ‘slipped a little bit’ given off

Tight end says last two seasons ‘not to my standard’Says off-field acting and hosting drew focus from NFLKC star motivated to ‘show up’ for Chiefs this seasonKansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce is the first to admit that his past two seasons haven’t been up to par. His statistics, while still impressive, back that up when considering the standard Kelce set in his previous seven Pro Bowl seasons.As the world knows, Kelce’s life has been in a brighter spotlight given his highly publicized relationship with Taylor Swift – you’ve likely heard of her – and a slate of off-field ventures. The 35-year-old has hosted Saturday Night Live, landed a role in Ryan Murphy’s Grotesquerie, appeared in Happy Gilmore 2 alongside Adam Sandler, and taken on a hosting gig for Amazon’s Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity? He also keeps busy with the New Heights podcast he co-hosts with his brother, Jason, where Swift this week announced her new album. Continue reading...

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32 h. ago Myleene Klass' revenge wardrobe: Expert reveals how star is sending secret fashion signals amid Rochelle Humes 'feud' and cheating accusations: 'She knows exactly what she's doing'

Myleene Klass sent shockwaves through the celebrity world last week when she spoke candidly on a podcast.

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50 h. ago Miranda Sawyer does a deep dive into 90s nostalgia: best podcasts of the week

The broadcaster kicks off her retro-fest of a podcast by looking at a certain pair of guitar-loving Mancunian brothers. Plus, Jon Hamm, Bob Odenkirk and John Waters team up for fantasy fictionMiranda Sawyer gets into full-on nostalgia mode in this series dedicated to the days of Cool Britannia, Girl Power, Trainspotting and much more. If you’ve not had your fill of Oasis yet, her first episode is a loving deep dive into fandom and how one Mancunian outfit went where no 90s band had gone before. Says former Q editor Ted Kessler, it all came down to the Gallaghers’ undeniable strain of “electricity chaos and anarchy”. Hannah J DaviesWidely available, episodes weekly Continue reading...

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4 d. ago 15 of the best Scottish bands of the 1990s, including 9 from Glasgow

That’s so ‘90s! The Scottish acts formed during that decade which we grew up listening to.

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7 d. ago Seven spooky superstitions explained – from broken mirrors to lucky rabbit’s feet

You might well be superstitious, but have you ever wondered why? It’s time for a deep dive into where those bizarre traditions actually came from

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8 d. ago Inside Formula Fixed the ambitious new cycling project that is challenging all the rules

EXCLUSIVE: Formula Fixed is ready to break all of cycling's rules as Daily Star Sport takes a deep dive into the new event that has been called a "cultural movement on wheels"

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8 d. ago Major UK discount retailer launches huge clearance sale online – here's what we found for 10p

EXCLUSIVE: We took a deep dive in the new Poundland clearance sale and found some very wild bargains, and a mad item that loved-up couples might want to invest in

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9 d. ago Siobhán McSweeney tells a truly surreal tale: best podcasts of the week

What is a ‘zombie vibe’? And what does it mean when it crops up on your Carribbean-bound cruise ship? The Derry Girls star tells all, while Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty digs deep into allegations against Kanye WestFor this spin-off of the BBC World Service’s unusual life stories series, Derry Girls and Amandaland actor Siobhán McSweeney narrates the tale of a crew who found themselves confined to a Caribbean-bound cargo ship during the Covid pandemic in 2020. It takes a little while to warm up but, once it gets going, the tale of ship cook Giulia and the “zombie vibe” that she encountered at sea becomes increasingly surreal. Hannah J DaviesWidely available, episodes weekly Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Sara Pascoe at artsdepot: a deep dive into the artist's own psyche

Sara Pascoe’s new tour, I Am A Strange Gloop, sees her tackling family life in intelligent and relatable style

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4 w. ago Superman: identity crises, fascist space holograms and a super furry animal – discuss with spoilers

Has director James Gunn reinvented the superhero film – or just lovingly detonated it? Let’s have a deep dive into the new Man of Steel movie• This article contains spoilers for SupermanJames Gunn’s Superman is a curious film: so earnest, so heartfelt, and so defiantly weird it sometimes feels less like a reboot of the world’s most iconic superhero and more like an elaborate fan project. Most of us will be relieved we’ve said goodbye to the heavy metal space Jesus of the Zack Snyder years, and that Gunn has avoided paying too much retro cosplay tribute to the Christopher Reeve era. This is undeniably a Superman we’ve never seen before on the big screen: a Kal-El who’s deeply human, flawed, and more likable for it.The new Man of Steel, played with boyish charm and the right amount of golden retriever energy by David Corenswet, spends most of the movie juggling black holes, battling clone siblings, and dealing with the looming realisation that his space dad might have been one bad day...

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