Young women boycott UK nightclubs over 'spiking' concerns

much-ballyhooed “One Night Only” concert Sunday on CBS, the 15-time Grammy Award winner set the scene for a Los Angeles man named Quentin Brunson to pop the question to his unsuspecting girlfriend of seven years, Ashleigh Mann. “I need every person to be really bloody quiet, alright?” whispered an excited Adele, 33, to her star-studded audience at the landmark Griffith Observatory in LA. “If you make a noise, I’m going to kill you,” the British bombshell jokingly threatened before instructing

Adele has continued her comeback by sitting down with Oprah Winfrey for an exclusive two hour tell-all interview, where she discussed divorce, weight loss and her son. In the same rose garden where Harry and Meghan gave their televised Oprah interview earlier this year, the Tottenham-born star provided a CBS special called Adele One Night Only to launch for long awaited fourth album, 30.

one-off concert filmed at the London Palladium, An Audience With Adele, will be broadcast on ITV this weekend on November 21. Both specials are being produced by British company Fulwell 73 Productions.

While weddings are a common conversation among friends, divorce isn’t. For young women, having the strength to file for divorce while in their 20s or early 30s can feel isolating but as Refinery29 UK discovered, they all have zero regrets.

Adele says she will be cracking “filthy jokes” during what appears to be an otherwise classy live show recorded for her upcoming Oprah special in a trailer for the programme. Airing in the US on 14 November, the two-hour TV affair promises discussions about the British singing sensation’s new album 30, dropping 19 November, and will feature performances from Adele also.

“hello” to Adele in a two-hour TV special set to air on CBS this coming Sunday.“Adele One Night Only” will see the 15-time Grammy winner speak candidly with the talk show queen about diets, dating and divorce.The program will also feature the British songstress performing tracks from her highly-anticipated album “30” — set for release on Nov.

The BBC has pulled out of leading UK LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall’s Diversity Champions Programme and Workplace Equality Index due to questions over impartiality.

Tributes have been pouring in for 808 State bassist and keyboard player Andrew Barker who has died at the age of 53.

Lola Young's incredible voice has been chosen to soundtrack this year's John Lewis Christmas advert, which focuses on an alien experiencing the holiday for the first time.The 20 year old shows off her musical ability in a special cover of Together In Electric Dreams, originally released by Philip Oakey and Giorgio Moroder in 1984. And while Lola isn't quite a household name just yet, her track is expected to rocket into the UK Singles Chart – propelling her to stardom.

Two inspiring youngsters who have helped raise thousands for the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital were among the winners as the Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Awards made its live return for the first time since 2019.

Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights is now more than 20 years old.

A restaurant owner has said the boycotting of bars and nightclubs in a drink-spiking protest puts the blame on them.

It has been claimed that Prince Harry is reportedly in "panic mode" about the Queen's health.

We’ve seen Irish legend and myth be turned into twee little creatures in novels and on-screen. However, Irish fairies are far from Tinkerbell.