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Outspoken British comedian Lee Hurst is being ridiculed after using Glastonbury crowds as an analogy for Brexit and immigration. Hurst was a regular comedy panelist during the 90s, appearing on the BBC sports quiz They Think It's All Over. During his early career he took a left-wing approach to politics but in recent years has become a supporter of far-right activist Tommy → Read More
The Puerto Princesa Underground River, one of the world's longest underground watersways, is being celebrated with a special Google Doodle. The special doodle is to celebrate the seventh anniversary of the Underground River, found in the Philippines, making the Ramsar List of Wetlands of International Importance. → Read More
Eagle-eyed GoT fans think a poster for season one of the series foreshadowed the shows ending this whole time. The poster depicts Bran's father Ned Stark, who was dramatically beheaded at the end of season one, sitting wistfully on the throne. And to Ned's right? A possible spoiler. → Read More
To celebrate 25 years of Attitude, the magazine's editor Cliff Joannou and owner Darren Styles dip into their archive to pick out their most iconic covers and discuss the changing face of the magazine over the last quarter of a century. → Read More
The infamous GoT coffee cup blunder has found its way to Skyrim as a new 'mod'. Player-made modifications can be downloaded and installed to add new content or change existing content in the game. → Read More
More than a quarter of a million fans, at the time of writing, have signed a Change.org petition calling for HBO to remake season eight, accusing writers David Benioff and DB Weiss of being "woefully incompetent" when they "have no source materials to fall back on". → Read More
Hollywood icon Doris Day has passed away, aged 97. The Doris Day Animal Foundation confirmed in a statement that the actor, singer and activist had died early on Monday, 13 May, at her home in California. → Read More
Football star Ivan Rakitić has been criticised for recently resurfaced 'homophobic' comments he made back in 2012 during and an interview with Spanish sports website Offside Mag. The Barcelona and Croatia midfielder is reported to have said: "I respect homosexuals, but I do not want those people in the locker room." → Read More
Greek medical pioneer Georgios Papanikolaou is being celebrated with a Google Doodle on what would have been his 136th birthday. His groundbreaking revelation that uterine cancer could be diagnosed by means of a vaginal smear was first reported in 1928, → Read More
File this one away under "you had one job." Blind Date bosses sent two bisexual men on holiday to an island where gay sex is illegal. The iconic dating show - made famous by Cilla Black and her repeated threats to turn up to contestants' weddings in some kind of novelty hat - made a return to screens in 2017, when it was revived and revamped by Channel 5, hosted by Paul → Read More
It was a dark day for porn fans back in December 2018 when social media site Tumblr announced it was going to ban all adult content from its pages. Of course, there are other things you can use Tumblr for - what that is, we're not quite sure - but nevertheless, as of March 2019, visits to the 'safe for work' version of the site dropped by more than 125 million, according to → Read More
Peter Mayhew, the man behind the loveable yet fearsome Wookiee Chewbacca in the Star Wars franchise, has died aged 74. The 7ft 3inch actor died at his home in Texas with his family by his side on the evening of Tuesday, 30 April - according to a statement from the family. → Read More
While we're conditioned to believe and assume that Christmas is a time for joy and happiness for everyone, that's not always the case. Around one in four people in the UK experience a mental health problem each year, and around one in six people report experiencing a common mental health problem - such as anxiety and depression - in any given week. According to the World → Read More
Here's a sentence I never thought I'd write – I agree with Pope Francis. During a flight on his trip back to Rome from Ireland, Francis was asked what he would say to parents whose children were gay. He allegedly told journalists that "a lot can be done through psychiatry", suggesting that gay kids should be packed off to a doctor to have their head examined. → Read More
The Twittersphere is ruthless if you make a faux pas in 280 characters or less. Just ask Ed Balls what happens when you tweet something you didn't mean to. Spare a thought then for Rudy Giuliani (although actually, don't, seeing as it's Rudy Giuliani) who seemingly-by-accident tweeted the word "you", and - as you might expect - instantly became a meme. → Read More
The New York Times is the latest culprit, this week taking aim at Donald Trump and his Helsinki summit with Vladimir Putin by depicting the two heterosexual world leaders as gay lovers → Read More
'The yearning of the festival crowd is one variable we don't think will ever change, and it's that yearning which will see us step foot in Bela Vista Park again one day in the future for Rock in Rio Lisboa' → Read More
While they're spoilt for choice when it comes to a greatest hits set, this warm-up for their new chapter suggests the best could still be to come → Read More
The trio bring their empowering and ferocious Sister Sister Sister tour to London → Read More
The problem with a lot of music festivals in the UK these days is that they lack any real personality. Outside of the big hitters - Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds, Latitude et al - there's not much to differentiate between one generic indie band playing in a field with a naff sound system and the next generic indie band playing in a field with a naff sound system. → Read More