Tensions and Tunes: Glastonbury's Weekend in Review

The Glastonbury Festival filled headlines as it showcased both musical legends and political controversy. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, alongside festival organizers, condemned chants by punk-rap duo Bob Vylan targeting the Israeli military. The duo's remarks sparked wide criticisms, highlighting the fusion of politics and music on-stage.

Meanwhile, celebrated British singer Rod Stewart took to the Pyramid Stage, joined by Ronnie Wood and Lulu, delivering a captivating performance. Stewart, at 80, thrilled fans with his iconic hits, creating an unforgettable 'legends' moment under the sun.

In North America, Apple's 'F1: The Movie' dominated box office charts, grossing $55.6 million from an audience captivated by racing thrills and star Brad Pitt. Newfound wedded bliss also graced the weekend, as Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez celebrated in style on Venice's Grand Canal, while Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap led anti-Keir Starmer chants, adding political heat to their performance.

(With inputs from agencies.)