The Notwist's Return: Collective Recording on New Album
German indie legends The Notwist ditched remote collaboration for a week-long communal recording session, creating 'News from Planet Zombie' as a tactile response to pandemic isolation.
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Lara Worthington Reunites with Ricky Ponting at Grand Prix
Model Lara Worthington, 38, enjoyed a nostalgic reunion with cricketer Ricky Ponting at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, reliving her days as a cricket WAG.
Willie Colón Remembered at New York Funeral Service
Family, friends and fans gather in New York to pay tribute to Willie Colón, the Grammy-nominated urban salsa pioneer and activist who died last month at age 75.
Karl Stefanovic May Leave Today Show for Radio Role
Reports suggest Karl Stefanovic is unlikely to renew his Today show contract and is considering a full-time radio switch after informal talks with ARN, while expressing regrets over his Covid jab campaign role.
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BBC Bowie Tribute Concert to Fill Glastonbury Gap in 2026
The BBC is reportedly organising a major charity concert at London's O2 Arena in 2026 to honour David Bowie, marking ten years since his death, as Glastonbury takes a fallow year.
Country Joe McDonald, Woodstock Star, Dies Aged 84
Country Joe McDonald, famed for his anti-war anthem at Woodstock, has passed away at 84, leaving a legacy of music and activism.
KIIS FM Bans Astrology Talk After Radio Show Implosion
KIIS FM has reportedly prohibited discussions of astrology and new age topics following the dramatic collapse of The Kyle & Jackie O Show, with fill-in host Kent 'Smallzy' Small enforcing the ban on air.
Goldsmith Launches Sports Radio Station Pre-World Cup
Former Tory minister Zac Goldsmith and his brother Ben are major investors in trkradio, a new sports station set to launch next month, aiming to offer reflective sports talk and music.
Country Joe McDonald, 1960s Counterculture Icon, Dies at 84
Country Joe McDonald, the 1960s rock star whose protest anthem 'I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die Rag' became a Woodstock highlight and Vietnam War rebuke, has died at age 84 in Berkeley, California.
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Sandilands Stuck in Australia Due to Idol Contract Amid Scandal
Controversial broadcaster Kyle Sandilands cannot flee to his LA mansion despite intense scrutiny over his radio show's collapse, as his Australian Idol contract with Channel Seven keeps him anchored in Australia during the current season.
Country Joe McDonald Dies at 84 After Parkinson's Battle
Country Joe McDonald, co-founder of the 1960s psychedelic rock band Country Joe and the Fish, has passed away at age 84 in Berkeley, California, following complications from Parkinson's Disease.
Country Joe McDonald, Woodstock Legend, Dies at 84
Country Joe McDonald, the legendary singer of psychedelic rock band Country Joe and the Fish, has died at 84. He was best known for his iconic anti-Vietnam War anthem and his historic Woodstock performance.
Country Joe McDonald Dies at 84: Woodstock Singer Succumbs to Parkinson's
Psychedelic rock legend Country Joe McDonald, famous for leading anti-Vietnam War chants at Woodstock 1969, has died at age 84 from Parkinson's disease complications in Berkeley, California.
Echo and the Bunnymen: Ian McCulloch's Vocal Struggles in Leeds
At the O2 Academy in Leeds, Echo and the Bunnymen's performance was marred by frontman Ian McCulloch's vocal difficulties, leaving the crowd to carry choruses while guitarist Will Sergeant shone with psychedelic brilliance.
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Clarkson's Six-Word Motto on Impatience with Tech and EVs
Former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson shares his six-word mantra about impatience, admits confusion over electric cars, and discusses challenges at Diddly Squat Farm.
Sue Radford's Emotional WWI Family Discovery on 22 Kids and Counting
Sue Radford from 22 Kids and Counting uncovers the tragic story of her great-grandfather, James Thomas Curwen, who died in World War I, leading to an emotional journey to France to honour his memory.
Italy's Last Cantastorie Sings On at 90 in Nursing Home
Franco Trincale, Italy's final great wandering news-singer, continues performing at 90 in his assisted living facility, preserving a dying musical tradition of storytelling through song.
Sunday Brunch Moves to E4 for Paralympics, Schedule Change
Sunday Brunch temporarily shifts from Channel 4 to E4 on March 8 due to extensive coverage of the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games, with over 60 hours of live sport broadcast.
Cliff Parisi's Life: Weight Loss, Wife, and Flying Lessons
Call the Midwife actor Cliff Parisi opens up about his 5st weight loss journey, marriage to BBC producer Tara Wyer, and his unusual hobby of learning to fly.
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Jack White: Lyrics, Legacy, and Reupholstering Life
In an exclusive interview, Jack White discusses his new book of lyrics and poems, reflecting on his creative process, influences, and why he avoids autobiographical songs.
Gladiators Jet Shares Real Meaning Behind Her Nickname
Diane Youdale, known as Jet from Gladiators, explains the surprising reason for her nickname, her career after the show, and life today as a psychotherapist and fitness instructor.
Weekend Today Host Slammed for Menstruation Comments
Michael Atkinson faces online backlash after making controversial comments about menstruation during a discussion on period poverty and International Women's Day.
Pink Cancels Mexico City Shows Over Logistics Problems
Pink's two scheduled concerts at GNP Seguros Stadium in Mexico City have been canceled due to unforeseen logistical complications, with promoters promising full refunds to ticket holders.
Steps Star Lee Latchford-Evans Reveals Vocal Health Struggle
Lee Latchford-Evans of Steps has disclosed his diagnosis with Muscle Tension Dysphonia, sharing his journey to vocal rehabilitation and receiving overwhelming fan support online.
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Beyond Spotify: How to Support Artists Financially
Discover actionable tips from musician Victoria Bigelow on supporting artists, from switching to fairer streaming platforms like Tidal to buying merchandise and attending local shows.
Mike Posner's Transformation: From Ibiza Pill to New Life
Mike Posner marks the 11-year anniversary of his hit 'I Took A Pill In Ibiza' with a sober rewrite, reflecting his journey from party lifestyle to faith and meditation after personal tragedies.
US TikToker's Cream Tea Test Ignites Jam Flavour Controversy
An American woman in Britain tried a cream tea on TikTok, but followers were shocked by her jam choice, not the classic cream-jam order debate.
Eurovision Star Shares Story Behind 'Eins, Zwei, Drei'
UK Eurovision artist Look Mum No Computer, real name Sam Battle, details the creative process behind his song 'Eins, Zwei, Drei' ahead of the Vienna competition.
Pete Tong Opens Up About Hearing Loss and Regrets
Veteran DJ Pete Tong discusses his irreversible hearing loss, regrets not protecting his ears, and advocates for hearing tests with Boots Hearingcare.
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Naga Munchetty Delivers Positive Update on Punch the Monkey
BBC Breakfast hosts Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt revealed a heartwarming update about Punch, the baby monkey rejected by his mother at a Japanese zoo.
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