Jake Paul praised Kobe Bryant, saying the basketball player was his hero

A Georgia judge says rapper Quando Rondo can no longer drive and must undergo drug testing if he wants to stay out of jail while awaiting trial on gang and drug charges

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Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov doesn't view himself as a predictor of the future. But he said his International Booker Prize-winning dystopian novel...

Anyone who lived through the noughties know the impact The Ketchup Song had, but people are just finding out what it's actually about. Taking to TikTok, Zara Larsson herself expressed her shock at realising the lyrics aren't all in Spanish, but instead, the chorus is a recreation of the 70s hit, Rapper's Delight. She explained how the storyline actually references a man who asks the DJ in a club to play his favourite song at midnight - but he can't think of the name, "The chrorus is from his pov and it sounds like gibberish because he is so drunk/high he cannot pronounce the words to the song correctly", one TikTok user pointed out. Sign up to our new free Indy100 weekly newsletter

Following the release of Britney Spears' memoir, a hilarious clip of her teaching the Loose Women panellists how to dance has resurfaced online. In the clip from 2016, the likes of Janet Street-Porter and Colleen Nolan get up to learn a sexy routine with the pop queen, but struggle to keep up with her moves. "We'll just do the basics", Spears told the hosts, who looked out of their depths. "It's like a pony", Ruth Langsford joked of the dance. Click here to sign up for our newsletters.

Bouncing up and down on a trampoline may be lots of fun, but have you

Travis Barker's daughter Alabama's fans think she's posting content too mature for her age

'She was obviously the most streamed artist of the year so...' said a fan on social media

Thanks to a law passed in 1976, our nation's first president—who died more than 200 years ago—is still the military's highest-ranking official.

Joe Rogan said, 'I like to be high around my children because when I’m around my children I’m fascinated by them'