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Simon Cowell was spotted cycling in South London during a heatwave, wearing white shorts and a puffer jacket, prompting confusion among onlookers.

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.

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…

Cliff Notes – Ollie Pope’s century buys him the summer at No 3 Ollie Pope’s century against India was a crucial response to pressure, showcasing…

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…

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…

Cliff Notes – Strictly star slams ‘double standards’ at BBC after Naga Munchetty ‘sex jibe’ Wynne Evans criticises the BBC for perceived hypocrisy following 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,…

Cliff Notes – How immersive events have taken over The immersive entertainment sector in the UK is experiencing significant growth, termed a “gold rush moment,”…

Hollywood star Brad Pitt has officially taken his first spin in a Formula 1 car, participating in a private test session held by McLaren at…

Cliff Notes – Video games are great for my mental and physical wellbeing Video games, particularly Nintendo titles, provide a sense of familiarity and connection…

Cliff Notes – Gordon Ramsay reveals moment he ‘collapsed’ while holding his son for the first time Gordon Ramsay recounted fainting during the birth of…

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…

‘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…

Cliff Notes – Paine set to coach Australia A across three series this year Tim Paine has been appointed as the Australia A coach for…

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…