Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman debate whether Australian is the sexiest language and if Blake Lively could do better than Ryan. Can they both laugh without smiling? And how successfully can Hugh and Ryan recreate an iconic Harry Potter scene?
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Professor Patricia Wiltshire's research into pollen and plants has helped convict some of the UK's most notorious killers. Here, she tells us about the cases that have stayed with her during her 30-year career, and the one that brought her to tears.
This week, we sat down with anti-knife crime activist Faron Paul to discuss how he survived being stabbed 18 times, and how he campaigns against knife crime, taking over 1200 weapons off the streets of London.
In this episode of Minutes With, we sit down with human rights lawyer Clive Stafford Smith, who has represented over 400 people on death row in the United States. Clive shares his unique insights into the realities of defending detainees at Guantánamo Bay, explores the possibility of the U.S. abolishing the death penalty, and exposes the “barbaric” execution methods still in use.
Mick Hawkes discusses his incredible experiences going undercover for the SAS. From being posted to Northern Ireland during ‘The Troubles' and operating surveillance to finding himself in hot water behind enemy lines in Bosnia.
Chris Kubecka, a world-renowned ethical hacker and cyberwarfare expert who has faced the most dangerous hackers on the planet, opens up about the high-stakes world of digital espionage and the future of cyber warfare.
In this episode of Minutes With, we hear from the remarkable Sosa Henkoma who survived being groomed by a South East London drugs gang as a child. To escape abuse at home, Sosa ran away and was first introduced to county lines drug dealing as an 11-year-old. He found himself at the centre of a war between two rival gangs, that led to him being shot, stabbed and ironed on the chest as a young teenager. After years of brutal gang violence, Sosa finally received support as a survivor of child trafficking and grooming. He now uses his voice to help young people and educate law enforcement on preventing grooming and child exploitation.
Arsenal fan Bhavs tells Manchester United fan Saeed that he thinks Martin Odegaard should be considered world-class. The rivals debate the biggest arguments between their clubs, including who will finish higher in the Premier League.
Arsenal fan Ty of AFTV notoriety tells Liverpool fan Grizz Khan why he thinks Arsene Wenger was a better manager than Jurgen Klopp is now. Are Liverpool a bigger club than Arsenal? And who was better - Steven Gerrard or Patrick Vieira?
Chris Hemsworth and Anya Taylor-Joy settle the biggest debates on the web, weighing up whether the Australian accent is the sexiest and if they could land a plane in an emergency before enjoying a hilarious debate about time travel.
World Darts Champion Luke Littler and Luke Humphries tackle some of sports' biggest debates. The two players discuss who has the better walk-on song? And should the PDC introduce a WWE Royal Rumble style darts tournament?
Poor Things stars Emma Stone and Mark Ruffalo debate some of history's most divisive topics. Do we really need another Shrek movie? Do Friends superfans have the worst personalities? And – most importantly – which Spice Girl is their favourite?
Chris Pratt and Millie Bobby Brown settle some of pop culture's biggest debates, arguing over the length of award season speeches and who would last longer in a zombie apocalypse, and Millie reveals who her go-to celebrity impression is!
In this hilarious episode, Chris Pratt and Charlie Day debate who they think is the more attractive Mario brother, which video game is the best of all time, and who would win in an arm wrestle!
In this episode of LADbible's Agree to Disagree, F1 movie stars Brad Pitt and Damson Idris go head-to-head over some of the internet's biggest debates… and things get surprisingly heated on the topic of 90s vs modern fashion and even hot dogs!
Lee Judges and Lewis Bowden clash in Agree To Disagree, debating Arsenal's title hopes, Newcastle's rise and Premier League pressure with bold opinions and heated football banter.
Flex tells Arsenal fan Pippa Monique that United's starting XI is better than Arsenal's.The pair debate the biggest arguments between the two classic Premier League rivals, including who will finish higher in the Premier League this season.
Austin Butler and Jodie Comer decide whether they'd rather live as a superhero or a wizard, engage in a riveting game of rock, paper, scissors, and delve into the ultimate conundrum: Is a hot dog a sandwich?!
Tim Peake, a British Astronaut who spent 6 months on the International Space Station in 2015 to 2016, answers anonymous questions from the public on space food, Elon Musk and the ethics of space travel.
Thomas Delaney, a recovering drug addict and public speaker and activist, gives honest answers to questions about drug addiction, including his lowest point, and what you should do if someone you love is struggling with addiction.
This week, we sat down with anti-knife crime activist Faron Paul to discuss how he survived being stabbed 18 times, and how he campaigns against knife crime, taking over 1200 weapons off the streets of London.
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