The BBC faces scrutiny after presenter Ashley Cain's alleged misconduct in Las Vegas halted filming for a documentary. This occurred months after the BBC was informed of offensive social media posts by Cain, raising questions about vetting procedures.
BBC presenter Ashley Cain, known for a documentary series on dangerous places, has a history of making abusive and misogynistic remarks about women on social media. Tweets from before his BBC appointment used derogatory terms and offensive sexualized language, raising questions about the BBC's vetting process.
Lizzo's new album 'Bitch' showcases a shift from her signature empowerment anthems to a more scorned and reactive tone, influenced by personal scandals and industry changes. In contrast, debut artist Imani Imani's album 'Papercut' offers a music-first experience, free from the narrative baggage common in today's pop music.
Helen Mirren described a street harassment incident in London, where she was called an "evil Zionist bitch," as a "mistake" by a man who was "mentally not quite stable." She reiterated her support for Israel's existence, citing the Holocaust, but condemned its actions in Gaza as "crimes against humanity."
Lizzo's fifth album 'Bitch' arrives amid a career crossroads, following a controversial tour, mixed musical experiments, and a shift in the zeitgeist that once propelled her success.
An original letter from a general of the Mori clan, who was facing off against Toyotomi Hideyoshi during the 1582 Battle of Bitchu Takamatsu, has been discovered. The letter, written by Kikkawa Motoharu, details the Mori clan's struggles against Hideyoshi's water siege and was found among donated historical materials.
The article criticizes Australia's media for its "supine" response to Pauline Hanson's One Nation party banning journalists and barring access. It draws parallels to Donald Trump's tactics in the US, highlighting a failure to defend press freedom despite significant electoral gains by One Nation.
A reflection on Miles Davis's centennial, highlighting his revolutionary impact on jazz with albums like 'Kind of Blue', 'In a Silent Way', and 'Bitches Brew'. The article draws parallels to visual arts and discusses the cultural context and creative process behind his iconic works.
Pauline Hanson's party again clashed with media, with the leader called 'nasty bitch' and a staffer telling a journalist to 'shut up' after an Adelaide oil and gas event. This follows other recent heated exchanges.
