LL Cool J & Peyton Manning Team On ‘Hip Hop Was Born Here’ Docuseries At Paramount+

Diddy’s lawyer went all out in his closing argument, calling the trial a "false" attack on the rapper’s lifestyle—specifically referencing his openness about threesomes and swinging. The jury now has to decide whether Diddy is guilty of serious charges like sex trafficking and racketeering, which could mean major prison time if convicted.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about Diddy’s personal life—it’s a high-stakes legal battle that could redefine his legacy. The defense is framing the case as a moral judgment on his lifestyle, but the charges are far graver. If convicted, it’d be a massive fall from grace for one of hip-hop’s most influential figures. And let’s be real: the courtroom theatrics alone make this a spectacle worth watching.

Lewis Capaldi made an unexpected appearance at Glastonbury, marking his first live performance since dropping his new single. Fans were thrilled to see him back on stage, especially after his recent break from the spotlight.

Editor’s Note: Capaldi’s surprise return isn’t just a win for his fans—it’s a big moment for the music scene. After stepping back due to health struggles, his comeback signals resilience and adds fresh energy to the festival circuit. Plus, it’s a reminder of how live music can create those unforgettable, spontaneous moments.

Fans of "The Bear" can rejoice—it's officially coming back for a fourth season! Meanwhile, The New York Times just dropped its list of the 100 best movies from the past two decades, giving cinephiles plenty to debate. And if you're still missing Bridgerton, The Buccaneers might be your next obsession, especially now that Leighton Meester is joining the cast for Season 2.

Editor’s Note: Whether you're into intense kitchen drama, prestige films, or lavish period romances, there’s something fresh to dive into. These updates matter because they signal what’s next in pop culture—new seasons mean more storylines to love, and curated lists spark conversations about what makes great art. Plus, who doesn’t need a new show to binge?

Glastonbury Festival is in full swing, and the Guardian’s liveblog is your backstage pass to all the action—from buzzy performances by Wet Leg and Lorde to surprise secret sets and even a screening of the Minecraft Movie (yes, really). Expect quirky updates, artist spotlights, and a dose of festival chaos.

Editor’s Note: Glastonbury isn’t just a music festival; it’s a cultural moment where surprises—like Alanis Morissette’s set or a random Minecraft screening—become shared memories. For fans who can’t be there, live coverage like this bridges the gap, offering a taste of the magic (and the absurdity).

Ever wondered how Glastonbury Festival manages to feel so immersive, even if you're watching from your couch? This piece takes you behind the scenes to show the incredible effort that goes into broadcasting the festival globally—from camera crews dodging mud pits to sound engineers battling the infamous Glasto weather. It’s a love letter to the unsung heroes who make sure fans worldwide get the "best seat in the house."

Editor’s Note: Glastonbury isn’t just a live event—it’s a global experience, and this story highlights the often-overlooked work that goes into sharing the magic with millions. For fans who can’t be there in person, it’s a reminder that the festival’s spirit reaches far beyond the fields of Somerset.