British TV personality Jeremy Clarkson reveals prostate cancer in final 'Clarkson’s Farm' episodes
LONDON — British television personality Jeremy Clarkson revealed on his farm reality show that he has prostate cancer.
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MANILA, Philippines — Filipino-American beauty queen Valerie Pawid West has resigned from her title as Miss Global Philippines following an internal review involving contractual and organizational obligations.
· Iza Iglesias
Lil Nas X shares a video update after getting mental health care
NEW YORK — The musician Lil Nas X posted a moving video update to his Instagram on Wednesday morning. In the nearly three-minute clip, the artist — born Montero Lamar Hill — shared that he “has been in rehab for a few months,” and since then, has returned home to both Atlanta, where he is from and his family lives, …
· Associated Press
TCM for a new generation, Dragon Boat Festival top picks: 7 Lifestyle highlights
From ancient Chinese healing in the social media age to sticky rice recommendations, here are five stories from SCMP’s recent reporting
· SCMP
TCM for a new generation, Dragon Boat Festival top picks: 7 Lifestyle highlights
From ancient Chinese healing in the social media age to sticky rice recommendations, here are five stories from SCMP’s recent reporting
· SCMP
Jane Seymour says finding love in her 70s with fiance John Zambetti feels like a ‘miracle’
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· Fox News
‘You learn how to be idiotic artists’: Gilbert & George on fame, rebellion and their mystery new collaborator
The Britart mavericks have now teamed up with an unlikely artist. Is their odd throuple an elaborate prank – or are the duo passing down their legacy?
· Rich Pelley
Media union blasts Pauline Hanson’s ‘bitter, unprofessional’ attack on Guardian journalist
Union calls for journalists to stand with colleagues when they are targeted by politicians as Anthony Albanese says media organisations play ‘vital roles in our democracy’
· Tom Mcilroy
‘It will kill you’: The dangerous, baffling allure of Antarctica
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· Nell Geraets
China youth visit South Korea for hair, make-up makeovers to ‘experience beauty’ for a day
Young people seek ‘the most perfect effect effortlessly’ for half the price they would pay for similar service at home
· Fran Lu
China youth visit South Korea for hair, make-up makeovers to ‘experience beauty’ for a day
Young people seek ‘the most perfect effect effortlessly’ for half the price they would pay for similar service at home
· Fran Lu
As Spielberg confirms whether ET was ‘slimy or dry’, we enter a new age of the celebrity interview
Veteran interviewees are forever trotting out the same anecdotes in response to unoriginal questions – until one fearless disruptor dared ask if ET had moist skin
· Stuart Heritage
Fotofestiwal: the international festival of photography in Łódź – in pictures
View image in fullscreenChinese artist Feng Li was born in the Year of the Pig, and his deeply personal project examines the line between livestock and companionship. His rescue pig, found abandoned at an airport security checkpoint, provides a counterbalance to his previous view of the animals as a resource, when h…
· Sarahgilbert
A Little Bit Bad by Cassandra Neyenesch review – a sparkling, subversive debut
With its echoes of Miranda July’s All Fours, this tragicomic tale of an American woman’s illicit romance is also a gripping murder mystery
· Daisy Hildyard
Joe Rogan claims former US presidents ‘threw a lot of money’ at Spotify to remove his podcast
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· Adam Silverstein
Enhypen to return in August: report
Enhypen will bring out a new album in August, according to a local media report on Thursday.
· Hwang You-mee
Blues capitulation becomes the most watched Origin of them all
State of Origin II has become the highest-rating game in interstate history, breaking streaming records after reaching more than 6 million people on Wednesday night.
· Adrian Proszenko
Who is this artist and why is his mother spitting at him?
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· Gabriella Coslovich
He’s covered a mansion in doodles. Now he’s starting on a million more
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· Richard Jinman
'Urgent' DBS system review after BBC investigation
The UK government is "urgently" reviewing a system used to keep young and vulnerable people safe after a BBC investigation revealed how a nursery worker arrested for downloading indecent images of children was able to get another childcare job.
· Emma Glasbey
Why the power of Press Club addresses is the clips posted on social media
Thu 18 Jun 2026 at 3:00pm
· Jonathan Hair
Rachel Roddy’s recipe for focaccia sandwiches with mortadella and parmesan cream | A kitchen in Rome
A family favourite transforms TV dinners into a summery event
· Rachel Roddy
UAE opens Guest of Honour Programme at Beijing International Book Fair | The National
The percussion and swaying rhythms of Al Ayala, the scent of incense and the brewing of strong Emirati gahwa greeted visitors as the Beijing International Book Fair opened on Wednesday with the UAE as guest of honour.
· Saeed Saeed
Dear You movie review: nostalgic Teochew family drama a surprise box office hit in China
Lan Hongchun’s film on love, loyalty and immigrant struggles is a sensation in China, with lead Li Sitong giving a career-making performance
· James Marsh
Dear You movie review: nostalgic Teochew family drama a surprise box office hit in China
Lan Hongchun’s film on love, loyalty and immigrant struggles is a sensation in China, with lead Li Sitong giving a career-making performance
· James Marsh
Colombia squeeze past dogged Uzbekistan to open World Cup campaign with victory
Some very good things have come from Croydon, the often overlooked town in south London. The film director David Lean was born there, as was the singer Amy Winehouse, the actor Peggy Ashcroft and the sexologist Havelock Ellis. Roy Hodgson comes from Croydon. The Bill and Peep Show were filmed there, as was the title…
· Jonathanwilson
Why K-pop companies are betting on India
Veteran K-pop songwriter says the country could rank among the world's five largest music markets within a decade
· Kim Jae-heun
Photos show a centuries-old mountain tradition in the world’s highest polo ground
A player reaches for the ball during the final polo match in the three-day annual Shandur Polo Festival in Shandur Pass, in the Ghizer district of Gilgit-Baltistan, northern Pakistan, Saturday, June 13, 2026. (AP Photo/Zubair Abbasi)
· Munir Ahmed
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Chicago at Detroit — CHSN, Detroit SportsNet, MLB.TV
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Pittsburgh at Colorado — SportsNet Pittsburgh, MLB.TV, Rockies.TV
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London’s summer art scene 2026
The young artists painting like old masters; the enduring appeal of memento mori; Oliver Beer’s ancient sounds; and a joyride with Anish Kapoor
‘The masturbation scene wasn’t a big deal’: Théodore Pellerin on tackling his new film Nino’s challenges
Locked out of his apartment, a cancer-stricken Parisian is caught in a race against time to freeze his sperm. The rising star who plays him explains how he tackled a very initimate quest
· Philhoad
‘The beauty of the useless’: Spain’s super-thin restaurant napkins are throwaway art treasures
Forever flimsy and ineffective at cleaning greasy fingers, the servilletas of the Iberian peninsula resist the relentless ‘optimisation’ of our age. A new photo book recognises them as cultural treasures in miniature
· Abbas Asaria
How Uzbekistan could liberalise its economy with a push into green energy
Uzbekistan is grappling with rising temperatures, water shortages and blackouts, so this is a race for energy security and about rebranding the country as a modern state, open to global business. In this FT film, we meet business people, officials, and investors to find out whether Uzbekistan can reinvent itself for…
· Financial Times
Impeccable and ambitious, this cosmic outback crime drama is Australian TV at its best
The Killings at Parrish Station is impeccable, ambitious Australian television – a six-part series with an unnerving, cosmic take on the classic outback mystery. Propelled by a razor-sharp script filled with tension, terror, humour and a dash of existential pondering (think Midnight Mass or True Detective, with fewe…
· Jared Richards
A Korean media empire is unraveling. The movie business is paying the price
JoongAng Group's slide into court protection adds fresh strain to an already struggling industry
· Moon Ki-hoon
‘Half a scoop of vanilla’: Bevo takes aim at Jordan Lewis over Tim English trade speculation
Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge has taken a swipe at Hawthorn premiership player and media commentator Jordan Lewis over the future of star ruckman Tim English.
· Danny Russell
Japan’s Tokyo city male workers can wear shorts in summer. Some call it harassment
Some women argue against the double standards, saying they have to wear stockings to work even in summer
· Julian Ryall
Tokyo city male workers can wear shorts in summer. Some call it harassment
Some women argue against the double standards, saying they have to wear stockings to work even in summer
· Julian Ryall
Corey Feldman speaks out on health scare, claims he’ll ‘be OK’ after leaked ‘misdiagnosis’
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· Wendy Geller
Namkoong Min, Jin A-reum expecting 1st child
SEOUL, June 18 (Yonhap) -- Celebrity couple Namkoong Min and Jin A-reum are expecting their first child, Namkoong's agency said Thursday.
· Lee Minji
TWS supports missing children campaign
TWS is pitching in to support a campaign to find missing children, agency Pledis Entertainment said Thursday.
· Hwang You-mee
Sabrina Carpenter gets 5-year restraining order against man she said tried to enter her home
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· Audrey Rock
Nongshim's Shin Ramyun heats up Mexico City
Nongshim is bringing Shin Ramyun to global consumers through a promotional campaign at Campo Marte 26, a monthlong cultural festival in Mexico City that began June 11 and runs to July 19.
· Lee Han-gyoul
Europe eyes new energy routes amid Iran war and global fuel price shock
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen speaks during a media conference at the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, France, Monday, June 15, 2026. (AP Photo/Vadim Ghirda)
· Menelaos Hadjicostis
Co-chair of presidential commission on climate crisis to attend London Climate Action Week
SEOUL, June 18 (Yonhap) -- A co-chair of the Presidential Commission on Climate Crisis Response will travel to London next week to attend London Climate Action Week 2026, Europe's largest annual climate festival expected to draw more than 75,000 people from around the world, his office said Thursday.
· CHANG JAE SUN
[ANN] Hit Chinese TV drama triggers revival of traditional Qinqiang Opera
BEIJING (China Daily/ANN) -- A hit television drama, the executive producer of which is legendary filmmaker Zhang Yimou, has smashed all prime-time ratings records and triggered a nationwide revival of Qinqiang, a 600-year-old Chinese opera form that was once teetering on the brink of obscurity.
· Korea Herald
[ANN] Humble alkaline water dumpling in Malaysia's George Town remains popular
GEORGE TOWN, Malaysia (The Star/ANN) -- At about $0.50 a piece, the humble jian shui zong offers an affordable Dragon Boat Festival treat at a time when a meat-filled rice dumpling can easily cost $2.50–3.70..
· Korea Herald
Ganesh Versus the Third Reich review – stunning, provocative work claps back to a new world of fascism
Union Theatre, UMAC, MelbourneThe Ibsen and Gold Lion-winning company has brought back their most audacious play. The timing couldn’t be better – or more terrifying
· Tim Byrne
Persistent heavy downpours expected to ease for Hong Kong’s Tuen Ng Festival
Despite warning that flood risks remain, the Observatory expects conditions to improve on Friday
· Lam Ka-sing