Dancehall star Popcaan is appealing to British Airways after discovering he left a custom-made ring on a flight from London to Jamaica, urging the airline to help recover the sentimental piece. The artist took to X (formerly Twitter) shortly after landing, revealing he had accidentally left the one-of-a-kind ring inside the seat pouch on British Airways flight BA2263.

A court has heard that the woman accusing British entertainer Yung Filly of rape “meant nothing” to him, as lawyers delivered their final submissions in a trial that has lasted two weeks. The 30-year-old YouTuber and musician, whose legal name is Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, has denied multiple allegations brought against him in the District Court of Western Australia.

Rapper and entrepreneur Krept has publicly responded to criticism surrounding a recent Nala's Baby x Latto pop-up meet-and-greet event in London after footage and images from the weekend sparked debate across social media. The discussion began after social media personality and activist Elaine The Pain commented on the event, where Krept's daughter Nala's brand, Nala's Baby, hosted a fan meet-and-greet with US rapper Latto.

You've heard the saying that the dating pool is full of pee. Who knew it was also full of poo? A beautician has shared an almost unbelievable story involving a friend's disastrous date with a man she met on the dating app Hinge — and the ending is enough to put anyone off dating for life. According to the account, the woman had met the man several times before agreeing to go to his house for a dinner date. Everything appeared to be going well until she excused herself to use the bathroom.

UK Lawyers for Israel has urged ITV to investigate Love Island contestant Jasmine Müller over historical social media posts relating to Israel and Palestine. ITV has declined to take action, stating the posts were made in a personal capacity and are protected by freedom of expression.

A growing number of Gen Z consumers are finding themselves financially stretched after covering expenses for friends and family, with many never receiving the full amount back, according to a new report. Research conducted by digital payment platform Zelle found that 76% of Gen Z respondents who paid for shared expenses on behalf of a group were not fully reimbursed.