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Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul will fight for $92 million each on Netflix on Dec. 19, 2025, in a record-breaking non-title bout that reshapes boxing’s economics, sparking debate over legacy, money, and the future of the sport.

Vogue Williams entered I'm A Celebrity's 2025 jungle as her husband Spencer Matthews, barred due to his 2015 steroid scandal, stays home with their three children and runs his alcohol-free brand CleanCo.

Paul Scholes, former Manchester United legend, has permanently quit TNT Sports punditry to care for his 20-year-old non-verbal autistic son Aiden, ending a six-year media career and highlighting the hidden struggles of autism families.

Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman announce they will leave Strictly Come Dancing after the 2025 finale, ending a 21‑year and 11‑year run respectively.

Chrissie Hynde's new duets album, featuring Debbie Harry, Dave Gahan and Rufus Wainwright, drops Oct 17, 2025 via Rhino Records, marking a bold solo comeback.

Robbie Williams cancels his Istanbul Britpop Tour finale over public safety concerns, sparking debate on political pressure for artists in Turkey.

Taylor Swift’s new album opens with “The Fate of Ophelia,” linking her fiancé Travis Kelce to Shakespeare’s tragic heroine, while nodding to Victorian art.

Ghost of Yōtei has burst onto the scene with an 87 Metacritic score and 89 on OpenCritic, beating its predecessor. The sequel follows new hero Atsu on a revenge quest across feudal Japan’s island of Ezo, hunting the Yotei Six. Critics applaud its 60fps performance on PS5, refined stealth combat and fresh weaponry. Minor pacing hiccups aside, the game stands out as one of 2025’s top releases, even if it just cracks the top 20.

Eight pressures in 44 snaps. Micah Parsons, just days into his Packers tenure, tilted Thursday Night Football in a 27-18 win over Washington. Green Bay moved to 2-0 for the first time since 2020 as Jordan Love led a 404-yard night and tight end Tucker Kraft posted his first 100-yard game. Parsons wants more snaps—and it’s hard to argue after another disruptive showcase at Lambeau.

Hand-painted ceramic rail maps from 1899 are back on show at London’s Victoria Station after a major restoration. Hidden for decades behind phone boxes and a newsstand, the maps were cleaned and repaired by heritage specialists. The project was led by Govia Thameslink Railway with support from Network Rail and the Railway Heritage Trust, and timed to the 200-year anniversary of the modern railway.