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Warning: This article contains spoilers for Netflix's Kaos.

The soundtrack of Kaos mixes together contemporary genres with classical music, mirroring the dark comedic, contemporary take on Ancient Greek myths. Kaos is a hilarious, raunchy story that follows three humans who learn theyre destined to fulfill a prophecy that will bring down the Greek gods. The unhinged story thrives partly because it incorporates all the darkest and most twisted parts of Greek mythology but approaches them with a sense of humor. The narrator, Prometheus, helps set the sardonic tone for the series. However, another aspect of the show that contributes to its success is the soundtrack.

The episodes of the Netflix comedy show are packed with songs that shape the tone for the audience. The music that plays with each character in Kaos also reflects their personality. Scenes with Dionysus include eclectic music popular in the LGBTQ+ community. Zeus leans...

As Star Trek Beyond beams into cinemas this Friday, test your knowledge of the big screen franchise from the very beginning

What was the name of Khan's ship?

Regula I

The Delta Flyer

SS Botany Bay

Iks Gorkon

What is the name of the ritual Vulcans undergo to prove themselves purged of all emotion?

Kolinahr

Koon-ut-kal-if-ee

Kahs-wan

Kobiyashi Maru

Where would one be most likely to find Lt. Commander Scott on a pub crawl?

Edinburgh

Aberdeen

Glasgow

Balmoral Castle

What is the name of the frozen Klingon prison planet from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country?

Delta Vega

Ceti Alpha VI

Ice-9

Rura Penthe

What brand of beer do Captain Kirk and Gillian drink at the pizza parlor in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home?

Budweiser

Michelob

Miller Lite

Coors Lite

Who was the Captain of the USS Kelvin?

Captain Richard Robau

Captain Mackenzie Calhoun

Larskene, The Silver

Captain Rachael Garrett

What species is Keenser?...

78 judges from the United States, United Kingdom, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand have completed the shortlisting for the 2012 Pacific Area Newspaper Publishers’ Association (Panpa) Newspaper of the Year Awards.

The announcement:

Daily Newspapers

90,000+

Finalists:

The Advertiser (South Australia), The Age, The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald,

Courier-Mail, The Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, New Zealand Herald, Manly Daily, The West Australian

25,000-90,000

Finalists:

Canberra Times, The Examiner (Launceston), The Dominion Post, Fiji Times, Otago Daily Times, The Herald

(Newcastle), Geelong Advertiser, Gold Coast Bulletin, The Press (Christchurch), Townsville Bulletin, The

Australian Financial Review

10,000-25,000

Finalists:

Nt News, Sunshine Coast Daily, The Courier (Ballarat), Bay of Plenty Times, Border Mail, Bendigo Advertiser,

Wanganui Chronicle, The Advocate (Burnie), Daily Post, NewsMail (Bundaberg), Daily Mercury

Up to 10,000

Finalists:

Ashburton Guardian, Kalgoorlie Miner, Gladstone Observer, Shepparton News, Wairarapa Times-Age

Sunday Newspaper

Finalists:

The Sunday Times (Fiji), Herald on Sunday, The Sunday Age, Sunday...

Ted and Grace are one of the cutest acts to perform on Britain’s Got Talent this year.

Ted, a retired Army recruit, and Grace, a Lady Gaga tribute act, are grandfather and granddaughter who first started singing as a duo when Grace was little. They admitted tonight that they were worried about the 92 year old elderly singer missing his cue, because his hearing isn’t what it used to be.

In the end, he did miss the first few words, but soon caught up and did a great job of singing his rendition of the 1915 World War One song, ‘Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag’

However, we were stunned and even more impressed when Grace – looking a lot like Christina Aguilera – entered the stage and sang ‘Pack Up’ by Eliza Doolittle.

We could hear the nerves in her vocals but she still did a great job...