CelebrityPA Media: EntertainmentMark Hamill praises John Boyega following his emotional anti-racism speech
Boyega received support from across Hollywood after voicing concerns his career would be harmed by speaking out.
CelebrityPA Media: EntertainmentGlee star Heather Morris says Lea Michele was ‘unpleasant’ to work with
Michele faced similar claims from another former co-star.
CelebrityPA Media: EntertainmentMolly-Mae Hague shares tearful video paying tribute to pomeranian puppy
Hague and boyfriend Tommy Fury had had the dog for less than a week when it died.
EntertainmentPA Media: EntertainmentRapper and YouTuber KSI to join line-up of Celebrity Gogglebox
He will be joined by producer S-X.
EntertainmentPA Media: EntertainmentRay Winstone and Hugh Jackman offer prizes for The Big Issue charity raffle
The magazine is raising funds to support its vendors.
CelebrityPA Media: EntertainmentRiverdale star Lili Reinhart reveals she is a ‘proud bisexual woman’
She shared the information with fans on Instagram.
CelebrityPA Media: EntertainmentOre Oduba says he ‘can’t live in fear’ about the world his son will grow up in
The sports presenter said that it still feels 'strange' to see another black face in his workplace.
EntertainmentPA Media: EntertainmentCannes Film Festival selects 2020 line-up despite cancelling live event
Two films directed by Steve McQueen were chosen.
EntertainmentPA Media: EntertainmentEastEnders recruits Stacey Dooley to help plug gap when show is off-air
Filming is set to resume in Walford by the end of June after production was halted amid the pandemic.
EntertainmentThe IndependentBruce Springsteen says America remains ‘haunted by original sin of slavery’
Bruce Springsteen has reacted to George Floyd’s death and spoken out on racism in the US, saying America remains “haunted” by the “original sin of slavery”.The artist shared his remarks on Wednesday on his E Street Radio channel on SiriusXM, as part of the Bruce Springsteen – From His Home to Yours programme.
EntertainmentThe IndependentRun the Jewels 4 review: Hip-hop duo pull the pin on this explosive album
Run the Jewels crave connection. They want it to the point that they’re prepared to give fans their latest album, Run the Jewels 4, for free. “For me this is the only way I really know how to contribute to the human struggle and experience beyond just trying to be kind and aware and grow,” El-P explained in a statement. “It’s the only weapon I’m truly trained in and I’m grateful to have it.”The hip-hop duo has long-since learnt how to turn their words into ammunition. Their last album, Run the Jewels 3, was a potent mix of mockery and anti-authoritarianism that saw the elder statesmen make piñatas out of the ruling classes. It was their most explicit political statement to date, and their raps were incendiary, impassioned diatribes. Killer Mike continues in this vein on Run the Jewels 4’s hair-raising 2 Chainz collaboration, “ooh la la”: “F** the f***in’ law, ” he declares, his voice firm above the wail of sirens. “We is f***in’ raw.”
EntertainmentThe GuardianSia, Washington, Tkay Maidza and more: Australia's best new music for June
Sia, Washington, Tkay Maidza and more: Australia's best new music for JuneEach month we add 20 new Australian songs to our Spotify playlist. Read about 10 of our favourites here – and subscribe on Spotify, which updates with the full list at the start of each month
EntertainmentPA Media: EntertainmentBear Grylls to continue as Chief Scout until at least 2023
The TV adventurer has held the position since 2009.
EntertainmentPA Media: EntertainmentDivina De Campo and Sam Bailey join charity performance in aid of carers
The pair are among celebrities helping raise funds for The Care Workers' Charity.
EntertainmentPA Media: EntertainmentRoyal Opera House announces first live concerts since lockdown
The concerts will be available to watch on YouTube and Facebook.
EntertainmentThe GuardianSean Shibe review – a nonchalant virtuoso and boundary breaker
Sean Shibe review – a nonchalant virtuoso and boundary breakerWigmore Hall, London/BBC Radio 3 One of the youngest players in this month-long series of live recitals, the Scottish guitarist moved from Bach to Reich and Maxwell Davies with irresistible style and authority
EntertainmentPA Media: EntertainmentRussian artist’s painting breaks record for highest online-only sale
The Bay Of Naples sold during one of Sotheby's virtual sales.
PoliticsThe GuardianNirvana: Krist Novoselic praises Trump's 'strong and direct' protest speech
Nirvana: Krist Novoselic praises Trump's 'strong and direct' protest speechFollowing backlash over the post, the former Nirvana bassist locked his Facebook account and deactivated his Twitter
CelebrityPA Media: EntertainmentJohn Boyega tells George Floyd protesters: I’m speaking to you from my heart
The British actor was speaking at a demonstration in Hyde Park.
NewsPA Media: EntertainmentHospital radio stations given access to BBC news bulletins
More than 75 hospital radio stations will be able to access BBC content.
CelebrityPA Media: EntertainmentMolly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury ‘heartbroken’ over puppy’s death
They had had the dog for a very short time.
NewsEntertainment newsShayne Ward explains why his version of Over The Rainbow is a long time coming
He's released the track, with all proceeds going to NHS Charities Together
NewsThe IndependentK-Pop fans drown out racist ‘white lives matter’ hashtag with clips of favourite artists
K-Pop fans have helped drown out a racist hashtag on Twitter by flooding it with clips of their favourite artists.As protests continue across the US in the wake of the death of George Floyd, the K-Pop community took it upon itself to ensure that the whitelivesmatter hashtag wouldn’t be used to amplify the racist messages that typically accompany it.