Archive: 2025/06 - Page 5

Kieran Lockhart, Jun, 7 2025

Jim Cramer’s Views on Lululemon: Was the Retail Giant Really Undervalued?

Jim Cramer has taken a cautiously optimistic stance toward Lululemon, praising its rebound after tariff delays and international sales surge, but voicing skepticism after the company’s conservative Q1 guidance. Analyst opinions remain split as the retailer faces ongoing inventory and international challenges.

Kieran Lockhart, Jun, 6 2025

Rodrygo Missing as Ancelotti Makes Surprising Choices in Brazil's World Cup Qualifier Stalemate

Rodrygo was left out of Brazil’s starting eleven during Carlo Ancelotti’s first World Cup Qualifier in charge, sparking debate about tactical changes and squad rotation. As Brazil settled for a goalless draw with Ecuador, Ancelotti’s selections highlighted a shift in attacking priorities and the challenges of integrating fresh ideas.

Kieran Lockhart, Jun, 6 2025

Beyoncé Announces Two More London Shows for Cowboy Carter Tour at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour just got bigger with two extra London dates at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in June 2025. Tickets, starting at £61.60, are in hot demand as fans rush to see her new album performed live at this iconic UK venue. Doors open at 17:00 for each show.

Kieran Lockhart, Jun, 5 2025

Morten Harket Recalls A-ha’s Struggles and Triumphs Behind the Global Phenomenon Take On Me

Morten Harket shares memories of A-ha’s humble beginnings in Oslo, their breakthrough with 'Take On Me,' and how their unstoppable confidence sparked an enduring global legacy. The band's 1985 chart-topping hit with its iconic video marked just the start of their creative journey.

Kieran Lockhart, Jun, 5 2025

Ginny & Georgia Season 1 Soundtrack: Every Song and the Stories Behind Them

Ginny & Georgia's first season packs over 60 songs, mixing indie pop, dance hits, and nostalgic classics to deepen the show's emotional arcs. Tracks like Sk8er Boi and Oh, Pretty Woman highlight key scenes while fresh indie picks keep things contemporary. The result is a playlist that perfectly echoes each character's unique journey.

Kieran Lockhart, Jun, 4 2025

Chelsea Reject Permanent Deal for Jadon Sancho Amid Salary Standoff, Eye New Transfers

Chelsea have scrapped their £25m obligation to sign Jadon Sancho, paying a £5m penalty instead after failing to reach a wage agreement. Sancho returns to Manchester United with his future up in the air, as both clubs look at new transfer options ahead of the upcoming season.

Kieran Lockhart, Jun, 4 2025

Will Young Walks Off Dundee Stage After Heckling, Fans Demand Refunds Amid Uproar

Will Young left his Dundee concert early in October 2024, after disruptive heckling from the audience. The singer’s exit midway through his set sparked a debate about respect at live shows and a flurry of refund demands from disappointed fans.

Kieran Lockhart, Jun, 3 2025

HMRC Tax Refund Delays Spark Outcry and Calls for Modernisation

HMRC is under fire for taking over four months to process some tax refunds, far beyond normal timelines. The Public Accounts Committee is demanding urgent system upgrades and AI use to tackle these delays and regain public trust, warning that escalating costs and complexity are damaging confidence.

Kieran Lockhart, Jun, 3 2025

Josh Harrop's Rise: From Manchester United Debut Goal to Baller League Stardom

Josh Harrop, who burst onto the scene with a goal for Manchester United on his debut, now finds himself as a standout in the Baller League with FC Rules the World. Battling injuries and tough decisions, Harrop's journey is a testament to persistence and passion.

Kieran Lockhart, Jun, 2 2025

Japanese Knotweed Hinders Chadderton Pub Redevelopment, Threatens Heritage Site Upgrade

The 140-year-old pub in Chadderton has bumped into a major hurdle on its way to becoming a new convenience store—Japanese knotweed. This invasive plant's aggressive spread is delaying the project and driving up costs for developers.