Mel B calls 'we don't see your colour' claims insulting

The Sun reported on June 25 that on the heels of their wildly successful 2019 reunion tour — which sold 700,000 tickets and earned a reported $250 million — the British girl group, which got its start in 1994, plans to take its concert trek to America, Europe and Australia next year after the coronavirus pandemic is under control.However, according to The Sun's sources, only four members — Scary Spice Mel B, Sporty Spice Mel C, Baby Spice Emma Bunton and Ginger Spice Geri Horner — will hit the

Mel Gibson, the Braveheart star, has found himself in trouble in the media once again. The New York Post picked up on comments from Winona Ryder in which she told a story of the time Mel Gibson made a “racist” joke about her.

back in Hollywood’s good graces, actress Winona Ryder has alleged that the 64-year-old actor slandered her with an anti-semitic slur while they were at a party in 1995.

Paul McCartney has backed calls to change guidance that makes it mandatory to serve fish, meat and dairy in England’s school meals.Joined by his daughters Stella and Mary, the McCartneys are asking for schoolchildren to be given the option of choosing vegan meals.They rallied for the change in a new letter to education secretary Gavin Williamson as part of the consultation process for the National Food Strategy, a new review of Britain’s food system.In a statement, the McCartneys said: “No one

More than 3,500 workers in the British film and TV industry have signed an open letter calling for senior figures and decision makers to make several "strategic commitments" to reshape the landscape of the sector and "tackle structural and systemic racism." The letter comes a week after the Black Film Collective issued a similar statement to Hollywood, with its creators — including producer Nisha Parti (The Boy With the Top Knot), actor-writer Meera Syal (Goodness Gracious Me), actor Indira

Mel B spoke about some of the racist abuse she’d endure while in the Spice Girls in an emotional open letter.

Three former British prime ministers have signed a joint plea by 225 world leaders for a $2.5 trillion package of support from the international community for developing countries threatened with health, economic and malnutrition disaster due to coronavirus.

Lewis Hamilton is speaking out. The British race driver took to social media to urge his fellow Formula 1 drivers to use their platform to stand up against injustice in the wake of George Floyd's death.

Mel C is relieved the Spice Girls never had to cope with the scrutiny today’s stars face on social media when they were at the height of fame in the 1990s.

Everyone’s favourite Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan has blamed celebrities.The 55 year old journalist has claimed that many stars have been "put firmly back in their box" during the coronavirus crisis and says nobody cares about them any more.The outspoken host also praised our vital NHS workers and hailed them as the new heroes of the day. Speaking to the Sun’s TV Mag he said: "I don’t miss the celebrity stuff at all – celebrities have been put firmly back in their box.

For all those still confused as to how to pronounce Grimes and Elon Musk's child's name, there is much reason to be relieved. On Monday May 4, the 32-year-old singer and 48-year-old Tesla leader welcomed their baby into the world, explaining via Twitter that their son's name was X Æ A-12 Musk.

Kylie Minogue is readying her return to the music scene!