Month January 2026

Becky G made a bold statement against ICE at this year’s 2026 MusiCares Person of the Year benefit gala. While walking the red carpet at the star-studded event on Friday (Jan. 30) at the Los Angeles Convention Center, the 28-year-old… Continue Reading →

The sight of Noni Madueke flying past defenders and putting dangerous crosses into the penalty will have been a welcome sight for Mikel Arteta.

Florence Hunt’s Hyacinth has been the baby of the family on “Bridgerton” for a long time. When Hunt first joined the Netflix show to play the household’s youngest child in 2019, she was a 12-year-old about to make her television… Continue Reading →

After making its debut on Paramount+ with nearly 5 million viewers last week, the Ultimate Fighting Championship is back, as the promotion company travels “Down Under” for UFC 325. The main event features Australian Alexander Volkanovski (27-4-0) defending his featherweight… Continue Reading →

Ye (formerly known as Kanye West) returned to the stage on Friday (Jan. 30) in Mexico City, marking his first concert in the Latin American country in nearly two decades since his debut there in 2008. He was joined by… Continue Reading →

Steve Martin and Martin Short raised a glass to Catherine O’Hara during their comedy show Friday night, just hours after TMZ broke the news of her death. Check out the sweet tribute — they had an image of the late… Continue Reading →

Olympic organisers face a race against time to finish the new ice hockey arena in Milan – five days before the venue is due to host its first match.

During the pandemic, when the prospect of interviewing people in person was an impossibility, I frequently thought to myself that if I never got to do that again, my interview over a long lunch with Catherine O’Hara and Eugene Levy… Continue Reading →

The NBA has suspended Philadelphia 76ers power forward Paul George for 25 games for violating the league’s anti-drug program, the NBA announced Saturday. His suspension begins immediately and will bench him for Saturday’s game against the New…

Standing endurance after 65 fades quietly. Most people assume walking programs solve the problem, yet walking alone rarely trains the muscles to hold the body upright for extended periods. When legs tire quickly during cooking, shopping, or standing conversations, the… Continue Reading →