Push It to the Courts: Salt-N-Pepa Sue Universal Over Their Master Tracks
Salt-N-Pepa sued UMG to regain control of their first recordings under a 35-year reversion rule; the case was later dismissed.
Salt-N-Pepa sued UMG to regain control of their first recordings under a 35-year reversion rule; the case was later dismissed.
Jafar Panahi returned to Cannes after 22 years with It Was Just an Accident, a film about a former political prisoner reckoning with his past.
NFL owners have unanimously approved player participation in flag football at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, with one player per team able to take part.
Australia has named Cameron Green as a specialist batter in its squad for the World Test Championship final, where the winners will collect US$3.6 million.
Nick Kyrgios was set to partner Jordan Thompson at the French Open, his first Roland-Garros appearance since 2017, but withdrew from the event on 27 May.
Sam Kerr watched the A-League Women grand final in Melbourne as her Chelsea teammates sealed a 3-0 FA Cup win over Manchester United and a domestic treble.
Practical gardens took centre stage at Chelsea 2025, including a Gates Foundation plot with a composting toilet and Monty Don’s first Chelsea garden, built around dogs.
Cannes updated its red carpet rules before opening night, banning nudity and restricting voluminous outfits, a change that sparked debate about targeting women.
CHOICE found colourful sale tags at three big pharmacy chains often obscured the real shelf price, leaving about one in three shoppers thinking they were getting a discount.
A 28-year-old detainee allegedly attacked two contractors during a transfer from Villawood, sparking a two-day manhunt. He was arrested at St Andrews and charged; bail was refused.