Lion series exec: Attenborough thought I was 'mad'

Executive producer Mark Gunton, a longtime collaborator of Sir David Attenborough, reveals the natural history legend thought he was 'mad' for following a single male lion cub for four years in National Geographic's new series Lion.

Wayne Rooney reveals nose job results after two breaks

Wayne Rooney, 40, has unveiled the results of a nose job after twice breaking his nose during his football career. The former Manchester United star underwent surgery to correct breathing difficulties and was photographed with a noticeably slimmer nose.

Aigul Akhmetshina: Mujer Fatal Album Review

Mezzo-soprano Aigul Akhmetshina's debut album 'Mujer Fatal' showcases her powerful voice and dramatic range, with a repertoire spanning Bizet to Bernstein, earning critical acclaim.

Buried Artworks at Sydney's Festival of Dangerous Ideas

Eighty artworks by eight Australian artists are buried under 120 tonnes of dirt at Carriageworks for the Festival of Dangerous Ideas, where visitors will dig them up to explore dangerous ideas about climate change, colonisation, and labour.

Payare Reveals Coleridge-Taylor’s Hiawatha Riches in Edinburgh

Rafael Payare conducts the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal in Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s once-popular cantata The Song of Hiawatha at the Usher Hall, Edinburgh International Festival. Nicola Benedetti’s bold programming pays off with a crisp chorus and s

Low-Rent TV Future Awaits Harry and Meghan After US Flop

Harry and Meghan are returning to Britain after their US media empire failed, with Spotify cancelled and Netflix projects underperforming. British broadcasters offer numerous TV opportunities, from reality shows to game shows, to replenish their finances.

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