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Professor Green has spoken out to share advice to young people who are going through school with ADHD and autism. The East London rapper, real name Stephen Manderson, was diagnosed with the conditions later in life and has spent several years working as a mental health activist and campaigner, in particular supporting the suicide prevention charity CALM. He recently made an appearance on the BBC podcast Access All, a show that explores issues surrounding mental health and wellbeing, and he opened up about how not realising he had ADHD and autism impacted his own school days. “I couldn’t put my uniform on,” he said. “It was the…
Smith also served as musical guest Paul McCartney's drummer on Season 51 finale Will Ferrell and his celebrity lookalike, Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, reunited during the actor's Saturday Night Live opening monologue. After Ferrell was introduced as host of the Season 51 finale, it was Smith who emerged from backstage to greet the audience. “Thank you very much, I'm thrilled to be back here hosting Saturday Night Live,” Smith-as-Ferrell said. “I was a cast member here for seven years, and now I'm hosting for the sixth time. Amazing! It really feels like coming home.” The real Ferrell…
Earlier this month, Republican county commissioners fast-tracked approval for a 40,000-acre data center in northwest Utah, blocking public comment from hundreds of furious locals. The Stratos project, as the venture is known, is backed by Shark Tank entrepreneur Kevin O'Leary through his investment company O'Leary Digital. It's designed to reach a 9-gigawatt power capacity, making it one of the largest “hyperscale” data centers in the world; at its projected $100 billion buildout, the center would generate and consume twice as much power as the entire state of Utah currently uses. Despite a massive public outcry, Box Elder County commissioners unanimously…
You can listen to the first single “Riots”. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. The Academy of Country Music (ACM) Awards are returning to Las Vegas for their 61st show. Shania Twain will serve as host at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, where she’ll oversee performances from country stars including Kacey Musgraves, Little Big Town, Miranda Lambert, Lainey Wilson, Cody Johnson, and Riley Green. Other big names, including Ashley McBryde, Shaboozey, and Keith Urban, will make appearances as presenters. At a Glance: Where to Watch the 2026 ACM Awards Online Stream: Prime…
After a decade-long absence, Gouge re-emerge without much warning with “Pure Deathfuck”, a five-track EP that runs out in a matter of minutes, yet leaves an imprint… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Despite controversy over their inclusion, Israel takes second with Noam Bittan’s “Michelle” at 70th annual Song Contest Bulgaria was the surprise winner at the 2026 Eurovision, with the country’s Dara and her “Bangaranga” victorious at the 70th annual Song Contest. The win marked Bulgaria’s first Eurovision victory since joining the competition in 2005; the country did not send a performer to the previous three Eurovision Song Contests, and only returned in 2026 as a handful of countries opted out due to Israel’s inclusion. Going into the finals, “Bangarang” was not among the favorites to take home the title, nor was…
Sir Paul McCartney was the musical guest on Saturday Night Live on May 16, taking on the slot for the first time since 2012 to ring in the show’s Season 51 finale. The 83-year-old artist performed opposite host Will Ferrell, playing his new song “Days We Left Behind” and a Wings classic, “Band on the Run.” Watch highlights from the episode below.McCartney kicked off his Saturday Night Live stint with an appearance during Ferrell’s monologue. The skit began with Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith—who, when suited up the right way, bears an uncanny resemblance to Ferrell—standing in for…
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Harry Styles launched his comeback ‘Together, Together’ tour with a huge opening night in Amsterdam – check out what went down below, along with photos and the setlist. Read More: Harry Styles live in London: a powerful, inclusive and celebratory pop carnival Having previewed the tour with a special one-off concert in Manchester back in March, last night saw the pop star kick off his global residency in Amsterdam’s Johan Cruijff Arena, marking the first of 67 performances across seven cities worldwide. The ‘Together, Together’ tour will consist of six nights at London’s Wembley Stadium and a total of 30 shows…