All six episodes of The Death Of Bunny Munro are available on Sky Atlantic and NOW in the UK. As you might expect, Nick Cave ...

The Death of Bunny Munro theme song is an original track written and performed by Nick Cave and his frequent Bad Seeds ...

Brian Jordan Alvarez returns as Evan Marquez in the second season of English Teacher, heading to Disney+ this month.

Following weeks of rumours about the famous faces landing in Australia, the I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here 2025! line-up has officially been confirmed – but it hasn't been without its struggles ...

“I ain’t out here leadin’ marches. I just work, pay bills, make dinner, keep him safe. That’s enough.” Elvira isn’t her real name, but that’s what she asked me to call her. She chose it after Elvira, ...

The Radio 2 presenter has raised over £7.6m carrying Pudsey Bear from near the Scottish border to Pudsey in Yorkshire this week.

It's that time of the year again - prepare for some critters and disgusting meals as I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is back. With the 2025 edition due to get under way next weekend, the stars ...

I’m quite a bit older than that now, but somehow I’ve filed all the lyrics to all their songs under the part of my brain marked: ‘vitally important’. I can’t remember my PIN but I can accurately ...

Look what Travis Kelce made her do. Taylor Swift insisted on Monday that her raunchy song about her fiancé, “Wood,” actually “started out in a very innocent place.” The pop star, 35, explained to “The ...

Are you a fan of early 1970s rock music? If you think you’ve heard it all, you might just be wrong. There are so many gorgeous rock songs from 1971, specifically, that hit the charts hard back in the ...

Keith Urban seemed to be working through some frustration on stage in Hershey, Pennsylvania, while singing his 2002 hit “You’ll Think of Me,” as fans equate his performance to “crashing out.” In the ...

In need of a few classic rock songs from 1976 to beef up your 70s playlist? The following three rock songs from 1976 were charting hits back in the day. And yet, I don’t hear them on classic rock ...