A Letter From the Editor

A family from Atherton in Greater Manchester, have been filling up bags of rubbish in their local area in the hope of winning a "once in a lifetime" holiday to Disneyland.

A group of Russian journalists at the Berlinale have published an open letter to festival leadership, questioning their selection of controversial Russian film “Dau. Natasha” in an “era marked by the struggle against the culture of violence and abuse in the film industry.”

We are right on the cusp of spring, which means that it’s an ideal time to find clothing and accessories considered to be winter items on sale! Here’s the hack though — not all of these pieces are strictly meant for the colder months of the year. Plenty of these products will transition beautifully into the new season!

Oprah Winfrey still feels shame about her mid-1980s debut on America’s The Tonight Show when comedienne and host Joan Rivers surprised her with a question about her weight.

By Erik Pedersen

While television in America has been around since the 1930s, it wasn’t until the ‘70s before the LGBTQ community started seeing positive portrayals of themselves onscreen. Now, 50 years later, Emmy-nominated filmmakers Ryan White and Jessica Hargrave and executive producers Wanda Sykes and Wilson Cruz have teamed up on the Apple TV+ docuseries to examine the evolution of visibility on the small screen. 

3 min read Kia Ora whanau, What can I say? Thank you. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Getting into the Top 5 finalists was unexpected, but to win this title was something else altogether.

Outlander's Sam Heughan is sharing the love after receiving an adorable letter from a group of matchmaking French schoolchildren.

Three-year-old Prince Thompson might just be one of the most stylish toddlers out there. On Feb.

If The Letter for the King sounds like a familiar title, it's probably because Netflix's latest fantasy foray is adapted from a 1962 Dutch novel of the same name by Tonke Dragt. Netflix's six-episode adaptation follows a young knight named Tiuri (Amir Wilson) who embarks on fairly simple quest to deliver a secret letter to the king of his nation.

A troubled dad killed his daughter weeks after saying he feared he couldn't look after her.

Carpenters have left behind a half-century legacy on the Billboard Hot 100, as their cover of The Beatles' "Ticket to Ride" earned them their first charting hit on this day back in 1970. Since then, artists from Luther Vandross to Diana Ross to Barbra Streisand have covered the hits that were the brother and sister duo's ticket to the top.

By Anthony D'Alessandro