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- Aug 24, 2026
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All Points East: EsDeeKid mystery no problem for rapper's fans (opens the original)
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There might be fewer people guessing who he is these days - but if EsDeeKid's only UK festival appearance this summer is anything to go by, no-one seems to care. The masked rapper took to the All Points East stage on Sunday night, reeling off his signature raw and punchy bars from on top of a castle. When EsDeeKid, who raps with a Scouse accent and only ever reveals his eyes, burst on to the scene last year everyone was convinced he was Timothée Chalamet. But the US actor finally shot those rumo
X-Men: Christopher Abbott and Sadie Sink in new Marvel movie (opens the original)
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Marvel Studios has announced a host of new actors for its X-Men reboot - including Stranger Things star Sadie Sink and Adam Driver. The stars taking on the roles of seven characters in the new movie were unveiled at Disney's D23 fan event in the US on Friday. Speaking at the event, Sink told the crowd it was "so wonderful" to be there and to "finally talk about the character after months of speculation". Star Wars actor Driver joined via video-link as his character was revealed as the villainous
Kamal on making music for 'real ones' and Dave collaboration (opens the original)
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He's been backed by British rappers Dave and Central Cee, but rising singer-songwriter Kamal says he'll always focus on making music for the "real ones". The 24-year-old musician from north-west London has just released his debut album after years of navigating the music industry, having signed to independent label Neighbourhood Recordings as a teenager. Along the way, his 2020 breakout single Homebody became a lockdown hit and the R&B-tinged track Blue gained him further recognition, including
Greg James shares his heartbreak after death of dog Barney (opens the original)
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BBC Radio 1 presenter Greg James has shared his heartbreak following the death of his dog Barney. In an Instagram post, external, the Breakfast host announced his beloved pet had to be put to sleep in the garden of his home. The chocolate labrador was well-known to Radio 1 listeners as James often mentioned him on his show and shared posts about his antics online. James said he was "completely floored" following Barney's death and that he "can't stop crying". "I know how loved this unbelievably
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