For about a year, nobody knew who 24hrs was. The artist seemingly appeared out of nowhere, dropping random loosies on an unadorned Soundcloud page, but the Twenty’s high-octave singing and moody production caught on instantly. After a few releases and a lot of hype, 24hrs pulled a Weeknd and revealed his true identity: the Atlanta rapper formerly known as Royce Rizzy. When Royce Rizzy was still a thing, he wasn’t known for his high pitch, or really, his singing.

Boxing is definitely having a ‘moment’. Of course there’s the allure of channelling Hilary Swank in Million Dollar Baby and having a legitimate excuse for rocking a boxer braid, but it’s also a darn good way of getting fit (mentally and physically), too, as it turns out. “Boxing has gained huge popularity in the last couple years. As society moves away from focusing purely on ‘how to get skinny’ women are able to explore different forms of exercise that maybe didn't seem so accessible to us beforehand,” says Miranda Hart, trainer at boutique boxing studio KOBOX.

A son testified against his mother on Monday as she stood trial for the murder of his father who was shot dead at his home. Donna Horwitz, 66, has been charged with first-degree murder after she allegedly shot dead millionaire businessman and ex-husband Lanny Horwitz at the luxury home they once shared. The couple's son Radley Horwitz told the court in Palm Beach, Florida that he awoke at the house when he heard nine shots ring out and his mother screaming.

BooksReviewMarjorie Taylor Greene’s book swims with venom, score-settling, fiction and self-absolution: a very Republican stew “Marjorie Taylor Greene has been one of the most fierce warriors in Congress for America First and all it stands for,” Donald Trump announces, before the reader reaches the table of contents for the far-right Georgia congresswoman’s book. Over more than 275 pages, the tome duly reads like an audition for the No 2 slot on the 2024 Republican presidential ticket.

Traveling is not everyone’s cup of tea; While some enjoy it, others don’t. However, neither is the case for the golf influencer, Paige Spiranac. Although she loves to visit new places and gets to travel a lot due to business needs, she encounters different and uncomfortable health issues every time.  “It always happens. Every time I travel, it always happens to me.” The ‘Sexiest Woman Alive’ for Maxim, shared how her traveling experiences always ended up as a horror movie.