Turkey Twizzlers to return to supermarket shelves in 'healthier' new version

Regardless of your thoughts about Michael Jackson’s legacy in light of the accusations of sexual abuse and assault with underage children, it appears his music is still striking a chord with a generation that is finding themselves surrounded by racism and violence, seemingly on a daily basis. And one of Jackson’s music videos is being re-edited to reflect the modern times by the original director, Spike Lee.

IDLES have performed a handful of original tracks and covers as part of a live-streamed performance over the weekend. The show comes ahead of the release of their third studio album, ‘Ultra Mono’.The livestream, which aired three times on Saturday (August 29) and Sunday (August 30), was shot at Abbey Road Studios in London.

Megan Thee Stallion has returned to the stage for her first performance since being injured in a shooting last month. Calling the live-streamed virtual concert her “first day back”, Stallion delivered an hour-long set alongside six dancers.

Spike Lee has shared a new version of the video for Michael Jackson’s ‘They Don’t Care About Us’ to mark what would be the star’s 62nd birthday.The acclaimed director was behind the camera for the two original videos for the track – one shot in Brazil and another set in a prison.The new visuals for the ‘HIStory: Past, Present and Future’ track incorporate footage from 2020’s Black Lives Matter protests from locations around the world, including Rio De Janeiro, Helsinki, Atlanta, Cape Town, and

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorPublic Enemy, the legendary rap group that helped shape socially conscious hip-hop into what it is today, have returned to Def Jam Recordings, the label that hosted their most iconic recordings.The reunion launches with a remix of the group’s classic 1989 song “Fight the Power (Remix 2020),” which opened the 2020 BET Awards in June featuring Nas, Rapsody, Black Thought, YG, Jahi and Questlove. The song, originally featured in Spike Lee’s film “Do the Right Thing,”

Christina Aguilera just dropped a stunning new version of the “Mulan” track “Reflection”.

gin and chocolate fans, Gin & Tonic After Eights are officially hitting UK supermarket shelves from September.

The cast of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” have been left underwhelmed by Quebec’s new French-language version of the show.

Turkey Twizzlers went on sale in Iceland supermarkets yesterday, with shoppers able to choose from Original Tangy Tomato and Chilli Cheese flavours.

love Jamie Oliver, but spare for a moment, a thought for the man who has become an internationally famous multi-millionaire and yet, to his dying day, will be intrinsically linked to Turkey Twizzlers.Anyway, if you’re on social media today, you’ll have seen people discussing the much PR-ed return of the Turkey Twizzler, which were dropped from school meals in 2005 following Oliver’s series, Jamie’s Dinners, about the nutritional values of school lunches in the UK.The tweets revolve around two

It's the news that has been more than a decade in the making - Turkey Twizzlers are back!School children of the past will remember the treat which was iconic amongst kids and families of the nineties and early noughties.So finally after 15 years, Bernard Matthews, the firm behind the carefully crafted household favourite, has announced the 'comeback of the century'.People will remember that the product was controversial axed from school dinner menus and from supermarket shelves in 2005 after

There are just some foods that become synonymous with your childhood.And it doesn't get more iconic than Turkey Twizzlers.They were a much-loved school dinner staple back in the day but this generation of school children weren't made aware of the twizzled treat.That's because the product was removed from menus in 2005 after Jamie Oliver campaigned to have them axed due to concerns over how unhealthy they were.However, Bernard Matthews is teasing the 'comeback of the century' and fans are

The Cribs have confirmed they’ll return with their first new music since 2017 tonight (August 13).Posting on Twitter, the Wakefield trio teased a new track called ‘Running Into You’, which is set to premiere on Steve Lamacq’s BBC 6 Music show this evening.“Tonight – from 5pm… WE’RE BACK,” they wrote on Twitter.Responding to the news, one fan said: “2020 suddenly got a whole lot better.