From January 2026, Lorraine, which is fronted by Lorraine Kelly, will air daily from 9.30am until 10am, a change from its current 9am to 10am slot. In a further change amid ITV's financial woes ...

The NBA's parity era is officially here. When the postseason's conference finals begin Tuesday night, four different title droughts are on the line — meaning one of them is guaranteed to come to ...

K-pop girl group I-dle, formerly known as (G)I-DLE, are starting a new chapter. Their latest album, We Are, was released this week, their first since the group renewed contracts with their agency ...

Scottish presenter Kelly has fronted Lorraine since 2010. Ranvir Singh and Christine Lampard present the show when Kelly is off. In February, ITV announced that soaps Coronation Street and ...

The top-scoring professional footballer has fronted the coverage for back-to-back World Cups, European Championships, and BBC Sports Personality of the Year shows. He has been the BBC’s highest ...

As we enter the age of artificial intelligence (AI), even wars seem to be becoming AI-first. India’s Operation Sindoor onslaught was fronted by intelligent drones, with high-tech Harops and Herons ...

According to Code Sports, the veteran prop’s exit from the Red Hill club is set to be formalised next week after he fronted a group of senior Broncos players. Taupau also reportedly sat down ...

Family. Over the years, thanks to Tamil cinema's penchant for melodrama, this one word has resulted in or resolved many a conflict. If police stories are a sure-shot way for Tamil actors with ...

Vampires, werewolves and necromancers, oh my! Joe Abercrombie’s new fantasy novel The Devils has all the hallmarks of the fantasy author’s past books – bloody action, wry humor, rich world ...

Christian Petzold’s “Miroirs No. 3,” which has its world premiere on Saturday in Directors’ Fortnight, is set in present-day Germany but it evokes a gothic fairytale, albeit set in a ...

Normally you’re encouraged not to play with your food. But at The Gothic Crab in Brighton, it’s not just encouraged – it’s inevitable. Rising like a kraken from the depths, it occupies a ...