Fall Out Boy play intimate gig at Band on the Wall - review and pictures
11-year old me was a Fall Out Boy super-fan. I can still remember 'Sugar We're Goin Down' coming out on a day my mum had chosen to take me to Cheshire Oaks…dress shopping.
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11-year old me was a Fall Out Boy super-fan. I can still remember 'Sugar We're Goin Down' coming out on a day my mum had chosen to take me to Cheshire Oaks…dress shopping.
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ITV is set to launch a new drama exploring the devastating terrorist attack on the Indonesian island paradise of Bali more than two decades ago. Bali 2002 will explore how everyday heroes from Bali, Australia and around the world, defied the odds to bring order from chaos and hope from despair during the 2002 bombings.
Formula 1's plan to experiment with a new qualifying format has been met with scepticism from Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez.
Former Indian cricket team all-rounder Suresh Raina was asked about a potential return to international cricket during the ongoing LLC Masters but his response to the question has gone viral on social media. During the press conference after a match of India Maharajas, a reporter asked Raina -"Everyone wants you back in the IPL after your performance tonight in Legends League Cricket." Raina was amused by the question, and he denied any chance of a comeback while referencing Shahid Afridi. "Main Suresh Raina hoon. Main Shahid Afridi nahi hoon. Retirement le chuka hoon (I'm Suresh Raina, not Shahid Afridi. I've taken retirement)," he said.
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Susan Eisenhower recounts her grandfather's role during D-Day.
Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja were unarguably the two biggest heroes for India in the 2-1 Border-Gavaskar Trophy triumph. The two finished as the top wicket-takers, with Ashwin claiming 25 scalps and Jadeja 22. The series win enabled India's progression to the ICC World Test Championship final which will also be played against Australia in June. Though Ashwin and Jadeja were central to India's success in the 4-match series, both of them might not get to feature in the WTC final as it will be played at the Oval in London.