Shama Nasinde

A 21-year-old admitted to charges tied to a planned 2024 attack on Taylor Swift's Vienna shows, which were canceled after authorities uncovered the plot.

Simone Biles talks to CNN about her LA28 prospects, mental health journey and life as an NFL 'WAG' Simone Biles talks to CNN about her LA28 prospects, mental health journey and life as an NFL 'WAG'

Simone Biles told CNN’s that her experiences of ‘the twisties’ during the Tokyo Olympics was a pivotal moment in opening up the global conversation on mental health.

There's a new flag-bearing statue in London and street artist Banksy confirmed he was behind it.

If you type Rosalía's name into Google search right now, a cascade of lipstick-stained sheet music appears.

Sasha Keable has all the makings of a classic powerhouse. Raw heartfelt lyrics, a captivating stage presence and immense vocals that seem to belt from the base of her soul. The British-Colombian singer has a growing cult following with the likes of Beyoncé calling Keable one of her favourites. The best way to experience Keable's show stopping vocals is seeing her live. In an exclusive documentary, Schön! captured the South London star in Berlin where she gave the crowd a show to remember with her rich tone and soulful delivery. Keable leaves it all on the stage and pulls back the curtain on the mind behind the music, telling Schön! that she's not seeking perfection in her art, but authenticity.

moves hot and fast. The Brazilian DJ knows how to change the temperature of a room with his mischief, magnetism and mastery. Not just across continents, but across entire scenes. One weekend it's a marathon set at Berlin's Berghain, the next is a familiar return to Ibiza's iconic Circoloco, somewhere in between, there are studio sessions and international festival takeovers. Born as Pedro Maia, Mochakk's rise has been anything but one-note. From hard-hitting releases like “Jealous” to global standouts like “Da Fonk,” he fluidly moves between house, techno and the rhythms of Brazil. That DNA runs through everything, including the way he builds a set. It's never linear or restrained, but conversational and alive. It's there in Mochakk Calling, his party series that travels from city to city, bringing together scenes, sounds and people. Spanning from Miami to Sydney, with upcoming editions in Barcelona and Amsterdam, Mochakk has a growing cultural footprint and talks to Schön! about the world that built it.

There's long been a love affair between London's food scene and Italian cuisine. It is so abundant in the city, that innovation is hard to come by. Soho's Osteria Vibrato is a pleasant new comer with a story to tell. Opened by restauranteur Charlie Mellor and partner Cameron Dewar, its ambience is shaped by Mellor's background as a classically trained opera singer. The cosy and inviting restaurant has a classic old school feel with white table tops, vintage inspired interiors, and if you come on the right day, live music.If you're keen to try hearty classics that stay true to their Italian roots, Osteria Vibrato delivers. Its menu is rustic, regional and follows the seasons. The undressed style of each dish allows the quality of each ingredient to sing. When it comes to drinks, their wine and cocktail menu is one of the most extensive we've seen. In its opening weeks, Schön! spoke to Mellor about how he composed a restaurant experience that mirrors the harmony of a symphonic performance.

In a region so rich in artisanal history, it’s always exciting to see what the creative minds of Uzbekistan and beyond are bringing to the fashion calendar. From 20 – 22 May, Visa Fashion Week Tashkent gathered some of central’s Asia’s brightest designers at InterContinental hotel Tashkent for the Pre-Fall 2026 season. Visa Fashion Week CEO Bauyrzhan Shadibekov has an eye for creatives who wholly capture bright and emerging pulse of Tashkent while still honouring the regions deep rooted style identity. This season explores “the nature of light and the authentic codes of the region,” said Shadibekov in a press statement, while the fashion week continues its legacy as “a genuine social elevator for young Central Asian designer.” With each collection, the DNA of Uzbek style was revitalised and reimagined for the worldly fashionista. This season’s ethos was “following the sun” and there was plenty of room to play. Georgian designer Avtandil sent models down the runway in baggy sheer linens embellished with 3D florals that beautifully captured the light. Designed in collaboration with graphic artist Rusudan Petviashvili, the collection’s androgyny and quiet drama was full of contrasts that felt like a breath of fresh air. There was precise tailoring... Read more »