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Radiohead frontman, Thom Yorke said he was already sick of the band's album, 'OK Computer' by the time it was first released. The singer spoke about this during a new chat with Harry Styles for Rolling Stone, where he stated that he was itching to "move on" from it by the time they embarked on their subsequent tour. This saw the band play over 100 shows as part of their world tour, dubbed 'Against Demons', which ran from May 1997 to April 1998, before it picked up again.

Paul Rudd has revealed that he has stopped bringing his mobile phone to work, describing phones as “horrible things” that have changed the way people interact with each other. Speaking on the red carpet for his latest film A Statement, Rudd told Variety that he no longer takes his phone onto film sets. “I haven’t done that for a while now. It’s important to put it down. Anytime. They’re horrible things,” he said. Paul Rudd.

The Eagles’ Hotel California has been voted the greatest driving song of all time, according to a new poll of motorists. More than one in four people surveyed chose the 1977 classic as the song they would most like to hear blasting from the speakers while out on the open road. Bruce Springsteen’s Born in the USA came in second, followed by Miley Cyrus’ Flowers. The poll of 2,000 drivers also found that singing along is a major part of the driving experience for many people.

Andrew Garfield has opened up about his fears around becoming a father, admitting that the idea of having children “scares the s--- out of me”. The Amazing Spider-Man actor made the candid admission while appearing on Amy Poehler’s Good Hang podcast. Amy Poehler. Photo credit: DFree, Shutterstock During their conversation, Garfield was asked about his biggest fears when he gave a surprisingly emotional answer. “You know what I’m really scared of?” he told the Parks and Recreation star. “Being a dad.

Jeremy Strong is known for his intense approach to acting, and the Succession star has made it clear that he has no plans to apologise for his method acting. Strong defended his approach during an interview with The New Yorker Radio Hour, addressing the criticism he has received for becoming deeply immersed in his roles. Jeremy Strong.

The waiting lists for Irish public hospitals has surpassed one million patients for the first time. This was revealed by the National Treatment Purchase Funday yesterday, who said that more than half, 692,524 are waiting for a consultation with the outpatient department, with a consultation for the first time. They also revealed that the waiting lists increased by more than 5,000 in a month to break the 1 million figure.

A series of special events, releases, collaborations and fan experiences will take place around the world to celebrate what would have been David Bowie's 80th birthday. Bowie would have turned 80 on January 8, 2027, and the year-long celebration, titled Bowie80, will bring together events and projects honouring the late music icon and his career.

Tom Cruise’s new absurdist dark comedy Digger has struggled at the box office, earning just $8 million in North America and $20 million worldwide during its opening weekend. Digger's figures fell well short of earlier projections of $12 million to $15 million domestically, and nowhere near the $40 million opening that box office experts suggested a film of this scale would need to justify its budget.

Those who like to arrive at the airport with little time to spare before their flight are in for a rude awakening with Ryanair’s newest rules. The budget airline has announced that it will be making a major switch-up in how it runs its check-in desks at airports across Europe. The new rules are set to come into effect on November 10. From this date, passengers are being warned that rather than closing 40 minutes before a flight, Ryanair’s check-in desks will end an hour before boarding.

Fiosrú, the Garda watchdog responsible for investigating complaints against gardaí, recorded 38 data breaches over an 18-month period, including incidents involving sensitive personal information being sent to the wrong recipients and a laptop left behind in a Dublin taxi, The Irish Times reports.