Technology
Tom Holland live calling Timothée Chalamet on the radio is adorably entertaining
We don’t know what it is, but there’s always something a bit surreal about watching random famous people calling up their famous friends for a chat on the phone.
That’s essentially what happens in the BBC Radio One game “Stand Up, Sit Down,” which sees Spider-Man: No Way Home star Tom Holland and DJ Greg James taking turns to call people in their contact lists and predict whether they’re – you guessed it – standing up or sitting down at the time of the call.
Yes, it’s a simple game, but the cameos – which include Stormzy, Greta Thunberg, and Timothée Chalamet – are a delight.
Want more?
‘Interior Chinatown’ review: A very ambitious, very meta police procedural spoof
X users are fleeing to BlueSky: Here’s a quick-start guide on how to sign up
6 gadgets to help keep your home clean, from robot vacuums to electric scrubbers
Greatest birthday gifts for men: Practical and posh presents that are sure to please
Stocking up on holiday gift cards? Watch out for this scam.
Trump taps Musk for ‘Department of Government Efficiency’: What it is and what’s at risk.
Trump appoints Elon Musk to DOGE, a new U.S. government department
BookTok’s growing rift over politics is heating up
How to watch Pharrell’s ‘Piece by Piece’ at home: When is it streaming?
‘Gladiator II’ review: Ridley Scott grapples with modern masculinity in ancient Rome
Huge NASA spacecraft is flying to a perilous part of the solar system
‘Venom: The Last Dance’ review: Half a great, stupid movie
How 6 generations of iPhone captured 20 years of motherhood in ‘Motherboard’
Flirting IRL is having a pop culture moment, from ‘Chicken Shop Date’ to Charli xcx
‘Here’ review: Robert Zemeckis, Tom Hanks, and Robin Wright reunite
The 34 greatest Australian horror films (and where to watch them)
Monday Night Football’s onside-kick rule confusion showed how Google can spread misinformation online
How to watch the 2024-2025 NBA season without cable: The greatest streaming deals
When do Black Friday sales start? What to expect from Walmart, Greatest Buy, and more
Menendez brothers case reignites online: The questions that keep resurfacing
‘Interior Chinatown’ review: A very ambitious, very meta police procedural spoof
X users are fleeing to BlueSky: Here’s a quick-start guide on how to sign up
6 gadgets to help keep your home clean, from robot vacuums to electric scrubbers
Greatest birthday gifts for men: Practical and posh presents that are sure to please
Stocking up on holiday gift cards? Watch out for this scam.
Trump taps Musk for ‘Department of Government Efficiency’: What it is and what’s at risk.
Trump appoints Elon Musk to DOGE, a new U.S. government department
BookTok’s growing rift over politics is heating up
How to watch Pharrell’s ‘Piece by Piece’ at home: When is it streaming?
‘Gladiator II’ review: Ridley Scott grapples with modern masculinity in ancient Rome
-
Entertainment5 days agoHow to watch Pharrell’s ‘Piece by Piece’ at home: When is it streaming?
-
Entertainment5 days ago‘Gladiator II’ review: Ridley Scott grapples with modern masculinity in ancient Rome
-
Entertainment4 days agoBookTok’s growing rift over politics is heating up
-
Entertainment3 days agoTrump taps Musk for ‘Department of Government Efficiency’: What it is and what’s at risk.
-
Entertainment3 days agoTrump appoints Elon Musk to DOGE, a new U.S. government department
-
Entertainment3 days agoStocking up on holiday gift cards? Watch out for this scam.
-
Entertainment2 days agoGreatest birthday gifts for men: Practical and posh presents that are sure to please
-
Entertainment2 days ago6 gadgets to help keep your home clean, from robot vacuums to electric scrubbers
