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A video posted on TikTok revealed that many film fans had not realized the voice of Zazu in the movie.

From Bobby Moore to David Beckham - here are the football icons who became pub landlords There are few better combinations than football and a pint, and some stars of the beautiful game have taken this literally by opening a pub after calling time on their playing days Jimmy Bullard is among the many footballers who have tried their hand at running a pub (Image: 1jimmybullard/Instagram) The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will us...

Neil Innes: The Fab Fool Comedy historian Jem Roberts salutes the Eighth Python and Nicest Rutle in the first exploration of The Beatles' comedy careers Writing comedy history non-fiction to get rich is like cosplaying as a slug to get laid, but there are many good reasons for devoting your life to the pursuit: celebrating the greatest feats in laughter-making history, walking that fine line between waffly analysis and all-too-wacky levity, sharing classic laughs while keeping the metaphorical frog alive. For me, a crucial justification for what I do is the preservation of the anecdotes and c...

Controversy as 'pornographic literature' placed in free little library causes social media storm Controversy over pornographic literature being placed in free libraries has ripped through a town. Yesterday, a photo was shared on social media after a notice was placed in a free little library in the village of Cornholme, close to Todmorden. Far from being polite, the notice demanded whoever was placing 'pornographic literature' in the free libraries to 'stop, as Cornholme is a God fearing Christian village'. The note read: "Whoever is placing the copys [sic] of pornographic literature...

A still from ‘The Serpent’ on Netflix   The limited series produced jointly by BBC One and Netflix, tells the story of Charles Sobhraj, who preyed on western tourists on the hippie trail in the 70s Watching The Serpent is to relive the trusting times of travel in the ‘70s. The limited series produced jointly by BBC One and Netflix, tells the story of Charles Sobhraj (Tahar Rahim), who preyed on western tourists on the hippie trail in the 70s. He was called the Serpent for his slippery, slithery ways. Also Read | Get ‘First Day First Show’, our weekly newsletter from the world of ...