The kids' show became extremely popular during its time on-screen TELETUBBIES’ iconic set looks unrecognisable 24 years after the beloved show ended – after the landowner made a huge change. The ...

11:55, Tue, Jul 22, 2025 Updated: 13:11, Tue, Jul 22, 2025 Those of us who grew up in the 90s will fondly recall the sight of four oversized, otherworldly beings prancing about on our television sets.

From ironic fashion to artful collaborations, a rebooted series to collectible toys, the Teletubbies are riding the retro revival wave with surprising style The Standard's journalism is supported by ...

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An actor who played Tinky Winky in the iconic BBC children's TV series, Teletubbies, tragically passed away just weeks after relocating from London for a fresh start, according to a close friend.

Growing up in Brooklyn, John “Divine G” Whitfield was a natural performer. As a Bruce Lee-obsessed teenager, he and a friend would create karate movies, charging 10 cents a pop to view the ...