Kelsey Parker has shared the heartbreaking news of losing her third child, Phoenix Parker-Lindsay, just a week before the due date, in an emotional Instagram tribute.
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Premise and Reception: Netflix’s new thriller Baby Farm follows the Evans Foundation, revealing a dark exploitation of women under the guise of charity, and has quickly climbed to number six in the UK’s top 10 TV shows.
Series Overview: “Two Weeks to Live,” a British dark comedy featuring Maisie Williams, follows a young woman on a chaotic mission after years of isolation.
An investigation has been initiated by GB News after Eamonn Holmes’ wheelchair reportedly hit a young female producer, leaving her bruised during a live broadcast.
Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury purchased a £4 million mansion in Cheshire in 2022, featuring 5,000 sq ft of luxury living space, including six bedrooms and a personal gym.
Cliff Notes – The 90s and 2000s were the best time for video game creativity The era was marked by a greater willingness for developers to embrace experimental and irreverent themes, as exemplified by titles like Conker’s Bad Fur Day and Saints Row 2. The shift towards trend-chasing and risk aversion in modern gaming has led to a decline in unique storytelling and emotional engagement, with fewer games capturing the same depth as classics like…
Sony’s dominance in the gaming market has led to complacency, as evidenced by the PS5’s profitability despite a lack of innovation and fewer first-party titles compared to its predecessor.
Bruce Springsteen expressed deep admiration for Stephen Graham’s portrayal of his late father, describing it as “a little otherworldly” and “quite touching.”
Pixar’s Elio currently holds an 85% rating on Rotten Tomatoes but is projected to have the lowest domestic debut in the studio’s history, potentially grossing under $29 million.
Cliff Notes – Inside the £28,999 Glastonbury accommodation with pools, an onsite hairdresser and helicopter arrivals The Pop Up Hotel offers luxurious glamping options near Glastonbury, including a Tipi Tenthouse Suite priced at £28,999 for six guests, featuring en-suite facilities and premium amenities. New for 2025, the hotel will introduce wellness experiences, a salon in partnership with Sephora, and live performances, enhancing the festival experience for guests. Helicopter transfers to the festival site are available…
Cliff Notes – “Outstanding thriller” with Hollywood legend launches on free UK streamer Premise and Cast: The eight-part series “Suspicion,” featuring Uma Thurman, follows five ordinary Brits accused of kidnapping a media mogul’s son, promising suspenseful twists throughout. Viewer Reception: While many viewers praised its addictive nature and complex plot, some expressed disappointment in the series’ conclusion and character development. Airing Details: The first episode of “Suspicion” is set to air tonight at 10pm on…
Cliff Notes – Strictly star slams ‘double standards’ at BBC after Naga Munchetty ‘sex jibe’ Wynne Evans criticises the BBC for perceived hypocrisy following allegations against Naga Munchetty, who faces bullying and inappropriate comments claims. Evans, previously removed from the Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour for inappropriate remarks, highlights the inconsistency in the BBC’s handling of misconduct allegations. An internal investigation into bullying at BBC Breakfast continues, with editor Richard Frediani on leave amid allegations,…
Cliff Notes – Noel Edmonds tears up reflecting on ‘dark space’ when he attempted suicide Noel Edmonds, now 76, returned to television with Kiwi Adventure, discussing his past struggles, including a suicide attempt linked to the bankruptcy of his production company in 2005. He revealed that the emotional turmoil from the financial collapse, caused by corrupt banking practices, led him to create a statue named Guardian, symbolising resilience and hope during his darkest times. Noel…
Cliff Notes – Playing Gex again is a reminder of a simpler time for gaming The re-release of Gex highlights the challenges of preserving older games, making it easier for nostalgic players to revisit their childhood favourites. While the Switch version suffers from poor graphics, it includes quality-of-life improvements, such as manual saving, enhancing the gameplay experience. The simplicity of Gex contrasts with modern gaming’s complexity, offering a refreshing reminder of a time when games…
Cliff Notes – Video games are great for my mental and physical wellbeing Video games, particularly Nintendo titles, provide a sense of familiarity and connection that can enhance emotional stability and mental health. Engaging in gaming activities, such as Mario Kart World and fitness games like Ring Fit Adventure, promotes cognitive engagement and physical wellbeing. The social aspect of gaming, including features like GameChat, fosters friendships and laughter, contributing positively to mental health. Video games…
Cliff Notes – Gordon Ramsay reveals moment he ‘collapsed’ while holding his son for the first time Gordon Ramsay recounted fainting during the birth of his fifth child, Oscar, in 2019, after initially being absent for the births of his first four children at his wife’s request. He described the chaotic scene in the delivery room, where he blacked out while holding Oscar, amidst a flurry of medical activity and blood. Ramsay’s wife, Tana, humorously…
Cliff Notes – Where to stream Jaws in the UK for the iconic film’s 50th anniversary Streaming Availability: Jaws is now available to stream for free with an Amazon Prime Video subscription in the UK, alongside rental options on platforms like Apple TV and Sky Store. Cinematic Celebrations: UK cinemas, including BFI Southbank, are hosting limited-run screenings of a newly restored 4K version to commemorate the film’s 50th anniversary. Collector’s Edition: A special 50th Anniversary…
Cliff Notes – PS5 is more profitable than all other PlayStation consoles combined The PlayStation 5 has generated $13 billion in profits since its launch, surpassing the cumulative $10 billion profit from all previous PlayStation consoles combined. Despite a lack of standout games and issues with live service titles, spending on services and game content has significantly increased, with a 63% rise in service spending. Sony faces challenges in transitioning players to the next console…
‘Today when I stepped on my scale, I reached my weight release goal. I haven’t seen this number since 2014! Let this be a reminder you can do anything you put your mind to. Time for new goals!’
As Lizzo reveals her secrets to her magical weight loss.
Director Danny Boyle faced significant challenges filming nude zombies due to the presence of a minor actor, which restricted actual nudity on set.
Cliff Notes – Sure! Here’s the revised title: 9 Zombie Films to Watch Ahead of 28 Years Later 28 Years Later marks the return of the iconic zombie franchise, set almost 30 years after the original films, with a focus on survivors living among the infected. Directed by Danny Boyle and featuring a star-studded cast, the film is part of a trilogy, promising more horror to come for fans of the genre. As anticipation builds,…
Emerging Influence: Blood Message marks a significant step for the Chinese gaming industry, following the success of Black Myth: Wukong, showcasing its growing impact on the Western market.
Cliff Notes – What is the hardest video game of modern times Difficulty Perception: Players express varied opinions on game difficulty, with some finding "Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" to be the hardest due to its reliance on rhythm and parrying mechanics. Comparative Challenges: Despite the struggles with "Nightreign," the original "Elden Ring" is praised for its expansive open world, which some players find more engaging than smaller game environments. Community Insights: The gaming community is…
28 Years Later is the largest film shot on a smartphone, utilising an adapted iPhone 15, showcasing the evolving capabilities of mobile technology in filmmaking.
Cliff Notes – Rachel Zegler’s Evita faces backlash over trigger warnings but critics miss the point Critics, including Toby Young and Ralph Fiennes, argue that trigger warnings for loud music and sudden noises in the revival of Evita are unnecessary and condescending to theatre audiences. Supporters of trigger warnings assert they provide essential information for individuals with past trauma or specific health conditions, allowing for a safer and more inclusive theatre experience. The debate highlights…