Steve Charnock is an Audience Writer at Metro.co.uk. He focuses on culture and society, exploring themes in film, television, and the intersection of entertainment with politics and public policy. Steve's work has also been featured in The Mirror and MSN, reflecting his diverse interests in cultural movements and sports.
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By: Steve Charnock
We round up the five most successful films over on Netflix over the past seven days.
We look into just how many times a day the average person breaks wind and what doctors say about how that number increases with age.
The Waterboy and Uncut Gems star has come under fire from some people after turning up to his wife's event in a scruffy hoodie.
The megastar singer admitted to feeling emotional as she spoke to Jimmy Kimmel about her twins
By: Steve Charnock
Hollywood star Brad Pitt is facing more heartache as he discovers that his eldest son Maddox has dropped the 'Pitt' from his surname.
By: Steve Charnock
Washington’s Mount Rainier could well unleash a giant mudslide with the potential to devastate three major towns in only minutes.
By: Steve Charnock
Local claims that their lives are being destroyed by gangs who break into the abandoned houses, smash windows and 'pulverise everything.'
By: Steve Charnock
After spending more than three decades sitting on death row waiting to be executed, Andrew Richard Lukehart was finally put to death.
By: Steve Charnock, Gavin Billenness
The World Cup kick's off in less than week's time when the planet's best footballer's will be strutting their stuff in some highly questionable, or highly desirable attired deepening on your viewpoint.
By: Gavin Brown, Steve Charnock
Steve Charnock, Gavin Brown The good, the bad and the ugly – ranking the World Cup's very best and worst kits :
