Napheesa Collier takes home $200K and Unrivaled 1-on-1 crown, beating Aaliyah Edwards in final
Napheesa Collier of the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx took home $200,000 after she beat Washington Mystics forward Aaliyah Edwards in ...
Lady Gaga Hits No. 1 For The First Time On A Billboard Chart She’s Never Ruled
Lady Gaga's “Abracadabra” debuts at No. 1 on three Billboard charts this week, earning the singer her first champion on the ...
A kiss in front of The Kiss? Vienna museum's V-Day offer is ode to Klimt's artistic masterpiece
As Valentine's Day approaches, journalist Arnab Nandy shares his most recent encounter with the world's most famous kiss on ...
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The bitter row behind Labour's WhatsApp scandal
Labour insiders believe a local row over children's services in an area of Greater Manchester were behind the release of ...
BBC must ‘adapt or die’, warn former Tory ministers
The BBC must reform the way it is funded or risk being squeezed out of existence by streaming rivals, two senior former ...
BBC TV licence fee shake-up could mean households are £607 worse off
UK households with subscriptions to the four major streaming services - Disney Plus, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV ...
BBC TV licence fee shake-up could mean households with streaming services could be £607 worse off
The BBC TV licence fee could be set to increase as the Government plans to introduce a 'Netflix tax' - meaning households ...
BBC TV licence rule change could see households hit with £607 bill
A potential overhaul of the BBC TV licence regulations could see UK households with four streaming services facing a ...
BBC TV licence rule change set to hit households with £607 bill
The UK government is considering a new levy on the big four streaming services - Disney Plus, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and ...
U.K. Film and High-End TV Spend Reached Almost $7 Billion in 2024, Up 31% From Strike-Ravaged 2023
New figures from the BFI show that spend in the UK leaped 31% in 2024 over the strike-ravaged 2023, with film enjoying the ...
UK Government May Force Broadcasters To Regularly Fund New Anti-Bullying Reporting Body
EXCLUSIVE: The UK government is considering enshrining into law a requirement for UK broadcasters to regularly fund anti- bullying reporting body CIISA, which is yet to launch properly several years ...