Iceland has brought back one of the UK's most nostalgic snacks from the 80s and 90s

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“How Iceland Changed the World: The Big History of a Small Island,” by Egill Bjarnason (Penguin)How has small Iceland been able to play such a big role in the world? The confluence of geology, fish and rugged explorers seems to have infused Icelanders with their durable, modest, optimistic and confident character and produced an outsized number of achievers — among them Nobel Prize and Academy Award winners.However, that cool Icelandic confidence backfired when Icelandic bankers in the early

Greggs is recalling more products from Iceland amid concerns that some of them contain pieces of glass. The fast food giant has issued an alert on certain batches of its two-packs of Vegetable Bakes available on sale at Iceland stores in Scotland.

Eurovision Song Contest: The Story Of Fire Saga read out Iceland’s results at last night’s (May 22) 2021 Eurovision Song Contest – see footage below.Prior to the ceremony, which saw Italy emerge victorious and the UK fail to pick up a single point, Hannes Óli Ágústsson was confirmed to appear in character as Olaf Yohansson at the event.In Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams’ 2020 Netflix film, the pair performed the original song ‘Jaja Ding Dong’, and were consistently hounded to do so by

Naman Ramachandran Two keenly anticipated live performances at the Eurovision Song Contest grand final on May 22 will not take place because of positive COVID-19 tests.On May 19, a member of the Icelandic group Daði og Gagnamagnið, one of the competition favorites, tested positive for COVID-19, while the rest of the delegation tested negative.

Daði Freyr has spoken to NME about his hopes to follow up viral success at this year’s competition, as well as sharing his thoughts on the Will Ferrell spoof, The Store Of Fire Saga.

John Boyega doesn’t regret being honest about his “Star Wars” experience.

Last year’s presumed Eurovision winners Daði og Gagnamagnið from Iceland have been ruled out of performing live at this year’s competition, after a member of the band tested positive for COVID-19.The band had already been quarantined after a member of their team tested positive, but had been given the all clear on Tuesday to join Wednesday’s rehearsal and today’s semi-final.

Iceland’s popular Eurovision Song Contest entrant, Dadi og Gagnamagnid, will not perform live at the event after a member of the group tested positive for coronavirus, organizers announced Wednesday.

Iceland is not performing at Eurovision 2021 anymore.

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coronavirus, organizers announced Wednesday.“Dadi og Gagnamagnid have taken the difficult decision to withdraw from performing in this year’s live Eurovision Song Contest shows, as they only want to perform together as a group,” organizers said.Their song, “10 Years,” will remain in the competition.

John Boyega is heading back to the block where it all began!On Monday, over a decade after the British cult-classic sci-fi film  premiered,  reported that star Boyega is returning for the sequel. The  trilogy actor made his film debut in the 2011 film playing Moses, the leader of a young squad of teenagers who battle a gang of nasty extraterrestrials looking to take over their neighborhood.

Read more: Green List: Get Viking fit the Icelandic way on the troll peninsulaThe Oscar winner plays Hannah, a Montana-based smokejumper (firefighters who parachute into the sites of forest fires) haunted by a lapse in judgement that cost lives on a previous mission. Grounded by her superiors, she finds herself in the line of fire when she comes across Connor (Finn Little), a young man on the run after his father is killed for learning about a violent corporate cover-up.

Eurovision Song Contest: The Story Of Fire Saga, will read out Iceland’s results at 2021’s Eurovision Song Contest.In Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams’ 2020 Netflix film, the pair performed the original song ‘Jaja Ding Dong’, and were consistently hounded to do so by Yohansson, a character played by Hannes Óli Ágústsson.As revealed by Icelandic broadcaster RUV, Ágústsson will appear in character as Yohansson to read out Iceland’s scores for other countries during the ceremony.See Ferrell and

Singer Adele turned 33 today! If you’re not familiar, the British singer-songwriter rose to fame in 2008 with her debut album 19, and since then there has been no looking back. In 2012, Adele peaked in her career with the second album that won her all the major honours in the music industry including Grammy Awards, Brit Awards, American Music Awards and more.