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News18
28-06-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Miss Granny To Love Forecast: 8 K-Dramas To Watch While Travelling
Last Updated: Miss Granny is a fantasy comedy-drama that follows an elderly woman who magically finds herself in the body of her 20-year-old self. Looking for something entertaining but not too complex to binge while you are on the go? Whether you're catching a flight, riding a train, or going for a long drive, there are multiple Korean dramas that can be your perfect travel companion. From heartwarming romances to gripping thrillers, these Korean dramas will keep you hooked while you are travelling. Miss Granny This fantasy comedy-drama directed by Hwang Dong-hyuk stars Na Moon-hee as an elderly woman who magically finds herself in the body of her 20-year-old self after she took a picture at a mysterious photo booth. Filled with humorous elements, the film is a nostalgic take on age and identity. Love Forecast This touching romantic saga follows the relationship between men and women. The story follows a weather forecaster and her childhood friend on a journey of love and friendship. Starring Lee Seung-gi and Moon Chae-won, this romantic comedy is perfect for binge-watching. Twenty This coming-of-age comedy-drama follows three best friends as they navigate early adulthood after turning 20. This hilarious and relatable comedy perfectly captures youth in all its messy glory and innocence. Because I Love You This fantasy comedy starring Cha Tae-hyun and Kim Yoo-jung depicts the story of a man whose soul, after meeting with an accident, hops into different bodies to help others in love. Because I Love You is truly a feel-good fantasy romance that is easy to follow. On Your Wedding Day This romantic comedy follows the 10-year love and friendship of two people from teenage to adulthood. Starring Park Bo-young and Kim Young-kwang, the plot highlights a simple nostalgic tale of love that makes the drama perfect for binge-watching. Luck-Key This action comedy, directed by Lee Gae-byok, depicts the story of a failed actor who swaps lives with a hitman after a bathroom accident. Starring Yoo Hae-jin, this drama has an entertaining premise that will keep you glued to the screens. Extreme Job This action comedy follows a police narcotics unit that runs a fried chicken joint as an undercover operation for their investigation but ends up running a successful business. The fast-paced and entertaining plot makes it perfect for binge-watching. Spellbound This horror romantic comedy follows a magician who falls in love with a woman who has the ability to see ghosts. This drama starring Son Ye-jin and Lee Min-ki, highlights a spooky but sweet, not too complex plot for a travel watch. First Published: June 28, 2025, 14:43 IST
Scotsman
23-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
The elegant Scottish restaurant with stunning castle views named best in country for afternoon tea
This year's afternoon tea awards took place in London, showcasing the best places in the UK for this traditional sweet treat. Sign up to our daily newsletter – Regular news stories and round-ups from around Scotland direct to your inbox Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... The best places in the UK to enjoy an afternoon tea have been named in the Afternoon Tea Awards 2025, sponsored by This annual event was held at The Georgian, Harrods, London with the award of excellence given to venues across the country. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad While the top three categories - Best Contemporary Afternoon Tea, Best Traditional Afternoon Tea and Best Themed Afternoon Tea - all went to London venues, two in Scotland scooped the award of excellence, and both have stunning castle views. Twenty, located inside Hotel Indigo Edinburgh on Princes Street, has been awarded an award of excellence for the second year in a row in the Afternoon Tea Awards 2025. The awards, held in partnership with honour venues across the UK for their exceptional Afternoon Tea offering, with judging criteria covering the delicious selection of food, service, atmosphere, and overall experience. Twenty, located inside Hotel Indigo Edinburgh in Princes Street, has been awarded an Award of Excellence for the second year in a row in the Afternoon Tea Awards | Hotel Indigo Since first picking up an Award of Excellence last year, Twenty has continuously introduced new themes to delight customers who have called the venue 'elegant.' Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad This includes its new Strawberries and Steam Afternoon Tea, which includes a refreshing mix of Edinburgh Gin, coquelicot liqueur, strawberry liqueur, lemon, sugar, and cranberry juice as a classic summer twist on the afternoon tea experience. The afternoon tea offering received praise from judges for its comfortable and ambient setting alongside its presentation and taste, with judges citing its fun and modern take on traditional afternoon tea. Leigh Ellis, director of sales and marketing at Hotel Indigo Princes Street said: 'We are thrilled to be recognised in the annual Afternoon Tea awards. 'We pride ourselves on providing our guests with an afternoon tea experience that can't be found anywhere else in Scotland, and being one of the only venues in the region awarded with an 'Award of Excellence' really cements our position and is a testament to the fantastic team at Twenty.' Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Keith Newton, Managing director of added: 'I was delighted that our judges think that all our award winners offer good value for money. 'That value isn't just about the food on offer, but also the service and all the elements that go into making afternoon tea such a wonderful experience.' The other Edinburgh winner was One Square at The Sheraton Grand. The afternoon tea here is priced from £59 per person and they're currently offering a 40th anniversary afternoon tea.
Yahoo
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Amyl and the Sniffers, Royel Otis Lead Finalists for 2025 AIR Awards
Some of Australia's biggest musical exports are up for high-profile honors at this year's AIR Awards, set to be handed out on July 31 at the Adelaide Town Hall in South Australia. Leading the charge in this year's event are the likes of Royel Otis, who are up for four awards, just one year after being named breakthrough independent artist of the year at the 2024 edition. This year sees them up for the likes of best independent rock album or EP, independent album of the year, and independent marketing team of the year. More from Billboard Twenty One Pilots Fans Jumped Into Veronica Mars Mode After Someone Took Off With One of Josh Dun's Bespoke Drums Palm Tree Festival to Debut in St. Tropez With Headliners A$AP Rocky & Swedish House Mafia Kelly Clarkson Doesn't Care What HR Says, She's Totally Open to Comments on Her Weight Loss: 'I Want You to Say 'Damn!' Royel Otis will be in fine company, sharing the former two categories with both Amyl and the Sniffers and King Stingray. Amyl, meanwhile, are also up for independent song of the year for 'U Should Not Be Doing That,' which recently took out song of the year at the APRA Music Awards last month. Other well-represented artists at this year's ceremony are Emily Wurramara, Confidence Man and Alice Ivy, who are up for four awards each, with the latter pair in contention for best independent dance, electronica or club single and Best Independent Dance or Electronica Album or EP. Acts such as Indigenous hip-hop supergroup 3%, Gut Health, and others are also hoping to take home multiples at the event. 'It's a wonderful opportunity to recognise the work the independent music industry does in providing talented and emerging artists and music businesses with a platform to share their art with a wider audience,' commented South Australian minister for arts, Andrea Michaels MP. Officially known as the Australian Independent Record Awards, the awards were first established in 2006 as an effort to 'recognise, promote, and celebrate the success of Australia's Independent Music sector.' This year also features a new category, with independent mix, studio or mastering engineer of the year set to be handed out at the July ceremony for the first time. Some of Australia's biggest musical exports have been recognized by the AIRs in recent years, including RVG, who took home last year's best independent album for Brain Worms, and Jem Cassar-Daley, whose 'King of Disappointment' was named best independent single/EP. Best Independent Blues And Roots Album or EPEmma Donovan – Til My Song Is DoneLittle Quirks – Little QuirksMia Dyson – Tender HeartQueenie – New MoultSteph Strings – Cradle Mountain Best Independent Hip Hop Album or EP3% – Kill The DeadDobby – Warrangu; River StoryLithe – What Would You Do?Miss Kaninna – KaninnaZiggy Ramo – Human? Best Independent Country Album or EPHenry Wagons – The Four SeasonsKasey Chambers – BackboneLane Pittman – Lane PittmanMichael Waugh – Beauty & TruthThe Whitlams Black Stump – Kookaburra Best Independent Jazz Album or EPClaire Cross – Sleep CycleLucy Clifford – Between Spaces Of KnowingMolly Lewis – On The LipsParvyn – MaujudaSam Anning – Earthen Best Independent Classical Album or EPAustralian Chamber Orchestra – Memoir Of A SnailElectric Fields X Melbourne Symphony Orchestra – Live In ConcertKatie Noonan & Karin Schaupp – Songs Of The Southern Skies Vol 2Nat Bartsch – Forever ChangedSimon Mavin – Some Days EP Best Independent Children's Album or EPBunny Racket – PowerEmma Memma – Twirly TunesTeeny Tiny Stevies – The Green AlbumThe Quokkas – Songs For Silly BilliesThe Wiggles – The Wiggles Sound System: Rave Of Innocence Best Independent Dance, Electronica or Club SingleAlice Ivy – Do I Need To Know What Love Is? Feat. Josh TeskeyConfidence Man – I Can't Lose YouHaiku Hands – KicksMoktar – Haraka 'حركة'Odd Mob – Vertigo Feat. Ed Graves Best Independent Punk Album or EPDon't Thank Me, Spank Me! – Don't Thank Me, Spank Me!Dune Rats – If It Sucks, Turn It UpGut Health – StilettoRadio Free Alice – PolyesterRegurgitator – Invader Best Independent Heavy Album or EPNorthlane – Mirror's EdgeOcean Grove – OddworldRedhook – MutationThe Amity Affliction – Let The Ocean Take Me (Redux)The Southern River Band – D.I.Y Best Independent Dance or Electronica Album or EP1tbsp – Megacity1000Alice Ivy – Do What Makes You HappyConfidence Man – 3am (La La La)Ninajirachi – Girl EdmPnau – Hyperbolic Best Independent Rock Album or EPAmyl And The Sniffers – Cartoon DarknessKing Stingray – For The DreamsParty Dozen – Crime In AustraliaRoyel Otis – Pratts & PainThe Rions – Happiness In A Place It Shouldn't Be Best Independent Soul/Rnb Album or EPBeckah Amani – This Is How I Remember West – Don WestElla Thompson – Ripple On The WingMilan Ring – MangosRadical Son – Bilambiyal Best Independent Pop Album or EPAnnie Hamilton – Stop And Smell The LightningAsha Jefferies – Ego RideEmma Russack – About The GirlGood Morning – Good Morning SevenSheppard – Zora Breakthrough Independent Artist of the Year – Presented By PPCA3%Gut HealthMiss KaninnaQueenieThe Dreggs Independent Song of the YearAlice Ivy – Do I Need To Know What Love Is? Feat. Josh TeskeyAmyl And The Sniffers – U Should Not Be Doing ThatJem Cassar-Daley – Big ContainerOcean Alley – TangerineSycco – Meant To Be Independent Album of the YearAmyl And The Sniffers – Cartoon DarknessEmily Wurramara – NaraKing Stingray – For The DreamsRoyel Otis – Pratts & PainThe Dreggs – Caught In A Reverie Best Independent LabelABC MusicDinosaur CityEtcetc.I Oh YouImpressed Recordings Independent Marketing Team of the YearABC Music, The Annex – Emily Wurramara, NaraFuture Classic, The Annex – Sycco, ZorbGyrostream – Lithe, Fall BackI Oh You, Mushroom Music – Confidence Man, 3am (La La La)Ourness, The Annex – Royel Otis, Pratts & Pain Independent Publicity Team of the YearI Oh You, Mushroom Music – Confidence Man, 3am (La La La)Liz Ansley – Emily Wurramara, NaraSuper Duper – Radio Free Alice, PolyesterThinking Loud – Royel Otis, Pratts & PainTwnty Three Pr – The Rions, Happiness In A Place It Shouldn't Be Independent Music Video of the YearClaudia Sangiorgi Dalimore – Emily Wurramara, Lordy Lordy Ft. Tasman KeithNick Rae, Jordan Ruyi Blanch – 3%, Won't Stop Feat. Jessica MauboyPond – Pond, (I'm) Stung!Rosemary Whatmuff – Kasey Chambers, Backbone (The Desert Child)Stephanie Jane Day – Emma Russack, Everything Is Big Independent Producer of the YearAlice Ivy – Do What Makes You HappyBonnie Knight – Coldwave, The Ants/Italia '06Dave Hammer – Lime Cordiale, Enough Of The Sweet TalkNick Didia – Ocean Alley, TangerineNina Wilson – Ninajirachi, Girl Edm Independent Mix, Studio or Mastering Engineer of the YearNick Herrera – Miss Kaninna, KaninnaRobert Muinos – Rowena Wise, Senseless Acts Of BeautyRohan Sforcina, Lachlan Carrick – Emma Donovan, Til My Song Is DoneSteven Schram – Crowded House, Gravity StairsTom Iansek – Tom Snowdon, Lonely Tree Best of Billboard Chart Rewind: In 1989, New Kids on the Block Were 'Hangin' Tough' at No. 1 Janet Jackson's Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits H.E.R. & Chris Brown 'Come Through' to No. 1 on Adult R&B Airplay Chart
