Rammstein’s Till Lindemann releases second National Geographic picture book

Rico Nasty is releasing a comic book to celebrate the arrival of her debut album, ‘Nightmare Vacation’.The rapper shared excerpts of the comic, titled Nightmare Vacay, on her Instagram. The book itself is written by Rico and comic creator Jarrett Williams, with colouring by Aladdin Collar.A post shared by TACOBELLA (@riconasty)“Rico Nasty is deep in space recording her latest album.

Daniel Holloway Executive Editor, TVMartin Luther King Jr. will be profiled in an upcoming season of National Geographic’s “Genius.”National Geographic exec Courteney Monroe announced the programming move Thursday during the Walt Disney Company’s investor relations day presentation.Previous seasons of “Genius” have profiled Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso.

The One Show presenter Alex Jones lives in London in a Victorian house that she renovated with her husband Charlie Thomson in 2016 before they moved in. The couple have maintained many of the period features in their home, while stylish touches including their gorgeous green kitchen, cosy living room and minimalist bedroom lend a Scandi-esque spin.

Naman Ramachandran National Geographic has commissioned event series “Return To The Moon” (working title), which will chronicle NASA’s historic Artemis program that will see a woman step on the lunar surface for the first time.Named after Greek mythology’s goddess of the moon, National Geographic will take a comprehensive look at the mission, using all of its print and digital storytelling platforms to invest in extensive, multi-year coverage of NASA’s journey.The series will be produced by

hereAnd earlier this week it emerged that the rate in Greater Manchester was lower than the rate in London on the day the capital was placed under Tier 2 rules while we were put under tougher Tier 3 restrictions.The gap between our region and the capital has continued to widen, according to the latest data released by Public Health England this afternoon.London now has a infection rate per 100,000 people of 182.6, compared with the rate of 159.2 in Greater Manchester.It was hoped that the

Will Thorne Staff WriterMae Martin must be feelin’ good about this piece of news.The comedian’s Netflix series “Feel Good” has been renewed for a second and final season at the streamer. Season 2, currently in production in London, is slated to premiere in 2021.Whereas the first season was a co-production between Netflix and Channel 4 in the U.K., season 2 will be exclusively on Netflix.

Pop star Rita Ora has been forced to apologise for a second time for breaching COVID restrictions in the UK.

Netflix has renewed Feel Good, its critically praised, semi-autobiographical dramedy from Canadian comic Mae Martin and Joe Hampson, for a second and final season. Production is underway in London on the series that stars Martin, Charlotte Ritchie and Lisa Kudrow. Joining the season 2 cast are Jordan Stephens (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story), John Ross Bowie (Speechless), Eve (The Talk), and The Walking Dead‘s Eleanor Matsuura. Season 2 is slated to premiere in 2021.

direct to your inboxCoronavirus infection rates have fallen in the region for the 26th day in a row.Cases are falling faster in Greater Manchester than they are in England as a whole, as well as in London - where rates are only two per cent down on the previous week.Our overall rate is now 173.2 -  down 69 per cent from its peak on November 2, when it was 569.1.  Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by

Rita Ora has reportedly paid a £10,000 fine after breaking coronavirus restrictions by hosting a party to mark her 30th birthday. A source claimed the star has dished out the cash voluntarily after speaking to police officers this morning, reports The Mirror.

Rita Ora says she's «deeply sorry» for throwing a birthday party amid lockdown restrictions in London due to the coronavirus pandemic.

follow our blog.Coronavirus infections fell by almost a third in England during the second national lockdown, research suggests.There was a 30 per cent drop in cases across the country over almost a fortnight this month, according to the latest findings from Imperial College London’s React study.Regionally, the research suggests infections fell by more than half in the North West and North East, and were also down in Yorkshire and the Humber.But prevalence remained high in the East Midlands and