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Image copyright BBC/Getty Images Image caption Chukky (left) is a dancehall choreographer – it’s a genre which Sean Paul (right) has helped popularise “I used to be in the back of my yard in Jamaica dancing barefoot for hours in the sun, waiting for days like this,” says dancehall choreographer Chukky. He’s just been part […]

Two of British TV’s most famous puppets – Orville the Duck and Emu – are going on sale at auction. Orville, a cheeky green duckling wearing a nappy, was a regular on television during the 1980s and 1990s, alongside ventriloquist Keith Harris. Harris and Orville’s success followed in the footsteps of comic Rod Hull’s chaotic

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The former member of Kara had recently staged a music comeback South Korean singer and actress Goo Hara has been found dead at her home in Seoul, police say. The 28-year-old is best known as a former member of the K-Pop group Kara, which she joined in 2008. Goo

Woody Harrelson, Larry David, Maya Rudolph and Fred Armisen reprised their killer candidate roles for another Democratic debate on “Saturday Night Live,” this time on who can beat Donald Trump. Armisen’s Michael Bloomberg crashed the party by tipping the doorman $30 million. But he still wasn’t sure if he was running. “Maybe, maybe not. I’d be

Will Ferrell was tooling along with his monologue in his fifth time hosting “Saturday Night Live” when he spotted a face in the audience that looked surprisingly familiar. “Excuse me, but you look a lot like Ryan Reynolds,” said Ferrell. “I get that a lot,” said Ryan Reynolds. That’s when Ferrell’s monologue hit the skids

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The Cranberries pictured in 2012 “The Cranberries is four members, Dolores, Mike, Noel, and Fergal and it’s not really The Cranberries without any one of those members.” So says the band’s drummer Fergal Lawler as he quashes any notion that they could continue without iconic front woman Dolores O’Riordan.

Alec Baldwin was back as Donald Trump on “Saturday Night Live’s” cold open to inform reporters that he was “completely exonerated” in the House impeachment hearings. “I said to Sondland: ‘I want nothing — no quid pro quo, Bro,’” Baldwin’s Trump explained, showing his giant hand-written notes on testimony by U.S. Ambassador to the European

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Gang Starr in 1991 (L-R): MC Guru and DJ Premier “Who’d have thought you’d be rhyming with ghosts?” J Cole asks himself, as he trades bars with the late rap legend Guru on Gang Starr’s new single Family and Loyalty. The answer is complicated. Really complicated. Gang Starr were

The rise of wreaths as an online trend has seen millions of images posted on Instagram. Ashlee Jane, who lives near Ipswich, posts photographs of her work as part of her lifestyle account on the social network, gaining nearly 30,000 followers. She said wreath-making was a passion she “loves” and added: “It’s really taken off

Image copyright Getty Images/Marvyn Harrison “I’m very sorry for using your marriage as a hoax for the British public. But thank you.” That’s Marvyn Harrison’s light-hearted message to Beyonce and Jay-Z after he made out they had “consciously uncoupled” in an attempt to get more people to sign up to vote. Marvyn tweeted the fake