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When is the next Formula 1 race? Next Grand Prix date and time

by jummy84 October 23, 2025

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Formula 1 returns to Central America with the title race beautifully set up for a frantic finale.

Oscar Piastri has lost ground at the top of the charts, McLaren teammate Lando Norris has faltered, and Max Verstappen has gladly stepped into the void to claim a series of race wins.

Mexico City could be a pivotal turning point for the title duel. Should any one of the top three drivers crash out or finish off the podium, their hopes of becoming world champion would seriously diminish.

Beyond the front pack, Lewis Hamilton is languishing down the order after his difficult start to life at Ferrari, while George Russell has enjoyed superb form to earn a new deal with Mercedes.

The 24-race season has taken drivers from Australia to Asia, the Middle East to the United States, and the globe-trotting final sector will determine the top order.

RadioTimes.com brings you up to speed with the next F1 grand prix on the schedule for 2025.

When is the next F1 race?

The next F1 grand prix is the Mexico City Grand Prix.

The race takes place on Sunday 26th October 2025.

It will begin at 8pm UK time.

F1 2025 schedule of races

All UK time. (S) denotes sprint race qualifying.

Sunday 16th March: Australian Grand Prix – 4am UK time
Sunday 23rd March: Chinese Grand Prix (S) – 7am UK time
Sunday 6th April: Japanese Grand Prix – 6am UK time
Sunday 13th April: Bahrain Grand Prix – 4pm UK time
Sunday 20th April: Saudi Arabian Grand Prix – 6pm UK time
Sunday 4th May: Miami Grand Prix (S) – 9pm UK time
Sunday 18th May: Emilia Romagna Grand Prix – 2pm UK time
Sunday 25th May: Monaco Grand Prix – 2pm UK time
Sunday 1st June: Spanish Grand Prix – 2pm UK time
Sunday 15th June: Canadian Grand Prix – 7pm UK time
Sunday 29th June: Austrian Grand Prix – 2pm UK time
Sunday 6th July: British Grand Prix – 3pm UK time
Sunday 27th July: Belgian Grand Prix (S) – 2pm UK time
Sunday 3rd August: Hungarian Grand Prix – 2pm UK time
Sunday 31st August: Dutch Grand Prix – 2pm UK time
Sunday 7th September: Italian Grand Prix – 2pm UK time
Sunday 21st September: Azerbaijan Grand Prix – 12pm UK time
Sunday 5th October: Singapore Grand Prix – 1pm UK time
Sunday 19th October: United States Grand Prix (S) – 8pm UK time
Sunday 26th October: Mexico City Grand Prix – 8pm UK time
Sunday 9th November: São Paulo Grand Prix (S) – 5pm UK time
Saturday 22nd November: Las Vegas Grand Prix – 4am UK time
Sunday 30th November: Qatar Grand Prix (S) – 4pm UK time
Sunday 7th December: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – 1pm UK time

Check out more of our Sport coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what’s on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.

October 23, 2025 0 comments

Fashion

Anne Hathaway’s Fall Outfit Formula Is So Easy—and Cheap—to Replicate

by jummy84 October 22, 2025

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Anne Hathaway is taking her style cues from the outline of the woman figure on bathroom doors, but in a fashion way. We don’t mean that as a diss, honest.

For the past month, her preferred silhouette has been a clean T-shirt shape and a long train that’s either attached to or indistinguishable from her top, and we’re starting to see the vision. It’s giving cape. On October 4 the Oscar winner attended the Balenciaga spring-summer 2026 show at Paris Fashion Week, wearing dramatic opera gloves and a graphic T-shirt that, when she stood up, was sort of a mullet; short in the front, long in the back, reaching the floor and trailing dramatically behind her. Thus the T-shirt train was born.

At the Balenciaga show

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Add to this the fact that she was spotted in a boxier white version of a similar garment while on set for a certain sequel over the summer and you’ve got yourself a trend in the making…

NEW YORK NEW YORK OCTOBER 20 attends God's Love We Deliver 2025 Golden Heart Awards at Cathedral of St. John the Divine...

Old Navy Vintage Crewneck T-Shirt

Dream Pairs Ankle-Strap Heels

Then, on October 20, Hathaway attended the 19th annual Golden Heart Awards benefitting God’s Love We Deliver in New York City wearing a Michael Kors ensemble that, while not technically a T-shirt train, could have fooled us. In head-to-toe black, she rocked a T-shirt and pants, plus a gauzy wraparound skirt that certainly had a train-like appearance as it billowed out behind her when she walked.

October 22, 2025 0 comments

Music

Jay Som Blows Up Her Old Formula on ‘Belong’ » PopMatters

by jummy84 October 16, 2025

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Jay Som has been missing, but Jay Som never even left. It’s been a while since we’ve heard new Jay Som music. Yet, the irony of saying the music project of Melina Duterte has been missing for the past six years is that Duterte has been just about everywhere during that time. Since the release of 2019’s full-length Anak Ko, the project has been essentially on hiatus, but the principal member, Melina Duterte, has been popping up all over the indie rock landscape. Talking about Duterte’s rising profile, in 2018, I said, “She may not get recognized in random aisles of Target, but she is definitely in the back of the mind of all the indie rock nerds.”

Well, in 2025, she probably still won’t get recognized in the aisles of Target, yet she most likely has a part of a few records on their shelves. Whether it’s Lucy Dacus, Boygenius, or Troye Sivan, Duterte has been putting in her time with other projects. So to put it another way, Belong marks the return of the Jay Som name after a long period of quiet without rest. It sounds like the product of a person who spent years working on their craft, and its curated sounds showcase someone who knows how the studio works on both sides of the glass. The album may not end up being some fans’ favorite, but it is the project’s most adventurous release by a visible mile.

The Jay Som project has historically been a platform for Duterte to express her feelings while showcasing stellar guitar work. Sometimes she rips, like on Everybody Works’ “One More Time, Please” where Duterte drops the line, “I’m not okay / I don’t feel like I’m here / We’re not the same” and follows it with a crisp and smoldering guitar lead.

The same could be said for Anak Ko’s “Peace Out”, where Duterte says, “Won’t you try to forgive / Won’t you try to be anyone else?” and follows it with the smokiest build-up and blow-out since her previous album. Other times, the guitars build an impenetrable wall of beautiful noise (“1 Billion Dogs”) and occasionally, she rides an uncannily smooth strum worthy of a joyful road trip montage (The perfectly titled, “Nighttime Drive”). Up until and including “Anak Ko,” Jay Som focused on writing emotionally charged guitar songs, both quiet and loud.

With Belong, Duterte blows up that formula just enough to stir up the dust. The opener, “Cards on the Table”, rolls in on a pulsing electronic beat, which Dutertre herself describes as a “Drake/Hovvdy” beat. The second track, “Float”, initially appears to snap back to a guitar-forward indie rock sound, but upon repeated listens, a subtle radio-pop sheen emerges. This song could slip into an early 2000s alternative rock playlist without notice.

This trend continues with “What You Need”, mixing poppy alternative rock sounds with all the bells and whistles supplied by a skilled and experienced producer. The same can be said for “Drop A”. Ear candy slips in and out of the frame, begging for a replay. Later songs, such as “Appointments” and “Past Lives”, add variety with an unusual dedication to a ballad format.

The back quarter of the album breaks open a newly introduced experimental side of the band. One track is a noise collage, one is off-speed, and another seems to get lost in its own smoke, devolving into a noisy dirge that then falls apart into wacked-out studio chatter. Fans coming for the old formula will not be completely satisfied with Belong, but if they find a good chunk of the record does just what they want. The guitar may have taken a more minor role, but the production and attention to the tiniest details throughout Belong show a new level of artistry.

One thing has not changed, though: Duterte is still dumping feelings. Nearly every song on the record gives us a look into a life full of misgivings, toxic passivity, or deep longing. The aforementioned “Cards on the Table” states, “Say it. You let me down.” on “Appointments”, she whispers, “I don’t wanna cry.” “Drop A” finds her singing, “I can’t stand that something is pulling us apart.” “Want It All” closes it all out with the least descriptive but somehow most evocative lyrics on the LP: “I think you wanna say the thing you wanna say.” Duterte is still digging in her gray feelings bag for Belong—nothing new in this department.

Duterte chose the title Belong as a positive response to some of the negative feelings she was processing during her return to the studio as Jay Som. Struggling with imposter syndrome, she felt a lack of belonging. We’ve all been there: “Why am I here? I barely have any idea how to feed myself and take care of this body, so how in the world could I complete all of this stuff set out in front of me?” What’s funny, though, is that Duterte belongs to so many groups: bandmates, multi-instrumentalists, songwriters, producers, friends, humans. She’s no imposter. For the sake of this review, though, let’s put a spotlight on one category in which Duterte definitely belongs: Artists.

October 16, 2025 0 comments

Celebrity News

Cardi B Responds After Fans Attempt to Get Her Partnership With Baby Formula Brand Bobbie Pulled

by jummy84 October 16, 2025

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Cardi B Responds After Fans Attempt to Get Her Partnership With Baby Formula Brand Bobbie Pulled

Cardi B is pushing back after some social media users tried to get her brand deal with Bobbie, an organic baby formula company, shut down.

The backlash started when Bobbie announced its partnership with the Grammy-winning rapper, prompting a few users online to resurface old comments and question the company’s decision. One commenter wrote, “Cardi has said horrible things about autism and kids. I’d never support companies who platform her.”

Bobbie responded directly, saying they couldn’t speak for Cardi’s social media posts but defended their experience working with her. “We can’t speak to Cardi’s posts on X but we can speak from our experience working with her over the course of this campaign that she’s been nothing but a fierce advocate for moms and women, a wonderful mom, and a dedicated partner who authentically cares about these critical issues,” the company wrote.

Another user added, “Completely lost me with Cardi… unfollowed and will not be supporting anything attached to her,” to which Bobbie simply replied, “Sorry to hear that!”

Cardi later addressed the situation on social media, seemingly reacting to the effort to end her collaboration. While she didn’t name anyone directly, her comments appeared to target online fan groups that have criticized her in the past.

October 16, 2025 0 comments