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The managing director of Wireless Festival has defended the decision to book Kanye West as a headliner despite backlash over the rapper's antisemitic comments, encouraging 'forgiveness' while sponsors pull out and politicians express concern.
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Queen Latifah will return to host the American Music Awards on May 25 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, marking her return to the ceremony thirty years after co-hosting in 1995.
Our shopping editors have rounded up the best gifts for book lovers in 2026, from book-scented candles to interactive reading challenges. These literary-themed gifts enhance the reading experience without the risky move of gifting an actual book.
Hall's late-night show gave hip-hop a home on TV and helped propel Bill Clinton to the White House. In his new memoir 'Arsenio,' he reflects on creating a show that didn't exist when he was a kid and the challenges he faced appealing to different audiences.
Albert Mazibuko, who sang in iconic South African group Ladysmith Black Mambazo for more than five decades, has died aged 77 after a short illness. The musician joined the Grammy-winning choral group in 1969 and helped spread their message of 'peace, love and harmony' worldwide.
Festival Republic's managing director Melvin Benn condemned West's antisemitic comments but defended booking him for Wireless 2026, calling for 'forgiveness and hope' despite criticism from politicians and sponsor withdrawals.
The star hinted that the upcoming third season of HBO's hit series will be its final chapter during an interview on The Drew Barrymore Show, expressing gratitude for how the role of Rue 'cracked her heart open' and taught her about empathy.
This year's Coachella features first-time headliners Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, and history-making Karol G as the first Latina to top-bill the festival. The lineup also includes Young Thug, The xx's return, and exciting debuts from artists like BINI and Gigi Perez.
The managing director of Wireless Festival has defended the decision to choose Kanye West as a headliner, encouraging people to offer the rapper "forgiveness" after backlash over his scheduled appearance.
Diageo and Rockstar Energy join Pepsi in backing out of sponsoring London's Wireless Festival 2026 following the controversial announcement of Kanye West as a headliner, amid criticism from British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Netflix's upcoming four-part docuseries 'Hulk Hogan: Real American' features final interviews with the wrestling legend filmed before his death in July, exploring the blurry lines between Terry Bollea and his Hulk Hogan persona.
The trio co-direct and star in a lighthearted heist video featuring a 'Pretty Girl Clean-Up Crew' that ransacks a Los Angeles mansion, stealing everything from wine to Grammy awards.
Jewish groups and MPs have called on the Wireless Festival to cancel Kanye West's headline booking and for the government to ban the US rapper from the UK over his history of antisemitism.
Country singer-songwriter Zach Bryan was forced to cancel his Friday show in Tulsa, Oklahoma due to severe thunderstorms and tornado warnings, marking the first time he's canceled a headlining show in five years of touring.
Progressive rock legends Yes have postponed their 11-date European Fragile tour so guitarist Steve Howe can undergo an essential operation and recovery time.
Paul Simon performed the rarely-heard "Something So Right" on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, marking the first time he's played the song since 1993. The legendary singer also shared the story of discovering his first hit "The Sounds of Silence" was climbing the charts in 1965.
In April 1994, a tragic death brought together an unlikely trio of mourners: the author, cyberspace philosopher John Perry Barlow, and John F. Kennedy Jr., revealing an intimate moment of shared grief and friendship.
From vaping squirrels to cocaine sharks, animals are exhibiting increasingly strange behaviors that mirror humanity's stress-induced substance abuse under late-stage capitalism.
The Mercury Prize-winning singer-songwriter explores club culture and collective movement on her third album, Ambiguous Desire, marking a departure from her tender, introspective ballads.