Canada confirmed for Eurovision 2027
Canada will participate in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest after CBC/Radio-Canada became a full EBU member, announced on Canada Day.
Category : Culture
Maroon 5 at BST Hyde Park 2026: set times, tickets, setlist
Maroon 5 headlines BST Hyde Park on July 3, 2026, with support from OneRepublic and Jess Glynne. Find set times, tickets, setlist, bag policy, and weather.
Bar snacks are back: London's new small plates trend
London's bar snack revival is replacing small plates with simple, stodgy fare like Scotch eggs and chip butties, driven by pub culture and nostalgia.
Duke of York's Theatre becomes Tom Stoppard Theatre
London's Duke of York's Theatre has been renamed the Tom Stoppard Theatre, honoring the late playwright. The change takes effect now, with signage updated over weeks.
Pride in London 2026: Parade Route, Map and Stage Guide
Over 1.5 million are expected for the Pride in London parade on July 4, 2026. The route starts at Hyde Park, goes via Piccadilly, Haymarket, Trafalgar Square, and finishes on Whitehall.
Harrods breakfast costs influencer £43.50
Food influencer Carmie Sellitto spent £43.50 on a Harrods breakfast, including a gold croissant and melon balls, sparking debate on social media about the cost.
Summer Daze Festival: Free four-day event in Canary Wharf
London's newest festival, Summer Daze, launches at Canary Wharf from July 23-26, featuring free comedy, theatre, music, family activities, and food in Wood Wharf.
Maroon 5 BST Hyde Park: Full Guide and Tickets
Maroon 5 headline BST Hyde Park on July 3 with support from Jess Glynne and OneRepublic. Last-minute tickets available from £102.70.
The Guilty review: Russell Tovey in gripping thriller
Russell Tovey delivers a terrific performance in Felix Barrett's immersive real-time thriller 'The Guilty' at the Donmar Warehouse, running 1 Jul-15 Aug 2026.
Village People singer Victor Willis dies at 75
Victor Willis, frontman of Village People and voice behind YMCA, has died aged 75 after a short but aggressive illness, his family confirmed.
Coronation Street spoilers: Hospital dash, proposal, secret
Next week on Coronation Street, Abi's son is hospitalised due to mould, Cassie proposes to Steve, and Glenda uncovers Christina's secret.
Coronation Street: Christina's secret exposed, George devastated
Christina Boyd's secret is exposed on Coronation Street, leaving George Shuttleworth devastated. Glenda finds evidence and George witnesses Christina embracing another man.
Strand named best London visit spot, not tourist hotspots
Time Out named the Strand the best place to visit in London in 2026, beating Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square, citing its culture and history.
Robyn at The O2: Set list, support, tickets for July show
Swedish pop icon Robyn headlines London's O2 Arena on July 3, 2026, with support from Saya Gray and Zhala. Tickets from £56.25.
Top 10 Best Video Games of 2026: 007 First Light Leads
GameCentral ranks the top 10 video games of 2026, with 007 First Light taking the top spot, followed by Pokémon Pokopia and Öoo.
Smack the Pony revival: Cult 90s sketch show returns
Channel 4's Smack the Pony is returning for a TV special after 20 years, confirmed by star Sally Phillips, with new sketches underway following a successful Edinburgh reunion.
Naomi Osaka stuns Wimbledon with kimono-inspired outfit
Naomi Osaka wore a floor-length kimono-inspired dress embroidered with cranes and cherry blossoms, created with designer Hana Yagi from upcycled textiles, on Wimbledon's opening day.
No God But Us review: queer love story loses its edge
Bobuq Sayed's debut novel No God But Us follows two gay Afghan men in Istanbul, but fails to sustain the killer energy of its opening act.
Free Medieval Art: Crypt Carvings to Cathedrals
Celebrate Britain's free medieval art, from Canterbury's grotesque crypt carvings to Durham Cathedral's grandeur, as the Bayeux Tapestry loan sparks renewed interest.
Nisha Katona's Quick Indian Favorites: Poppy Seed Potatoes and Chicken Kebabs
Nisha Katona debunks Indian cooking myths with two quick recipes: aloo posto (poppy seed potatoes) and reshmi kebab (chicken kebabs), ready in 20-25 minutes.
Executioner review: Sleazy MP in blackmail thriller
Peter Benedict stars as a sleazy MP in this darkly comic blackmail thriller, based on his own play. The tiny-budget film feels stagey as double-crosses pile up.
Ed van der Elsken: Master of 'Organised Chaos' Photography
The Rijksmuseum presents 'Ed van der Elsken Up Close', showcasing the Dutch photographer's unvarnished, colour-driven work and his legacy of organised chaos.
Queenie Is Working On It review – a smart sequel
Candice Carty-Williams's sequel follows Queenie at 33, facing fertility issues and romantic chaos. A sharp, funny exploration of race and female friendship.
Bake Off: The Professionals: Biscuit Showpieces
In Bake Off: The Professionals, teams create biscuit showpieces inspired by ancient wonders. Plus: US Doc Martin adaptation and more TV picks.
Louis CK: Ridiculous review – a whimper of a return
Louis CK's Netflix special 'Ridiculous' marks his return after misconduct allegations, but the comedy is uneven, with flashes of brilliance overshadowed by dull shock humor.
40 Years of World Cup Photography: Toilet Darkrooms to Viral Shot
Legendary photographer Shaun Botterill recounts 40 years of World Cup photography, from developing film in toilets to capturing the most-liked Instagram post of Messi.
International Freak: Robin Farquharson's Countercultural Life
Robin Farquharson, a prize-winning game theorist and countercultural figure, died at 42 in a squat fire. A new biography explores his chaotic life.
Not a Pretty Picture review: Coolidge's rape docudrama still shocks
Martha Coolidge's 1976 docudrama recreating her rape remains a powerful, pioneering Brechtian experiment, now on Mubi from July 1.
Gears of War designer finds redemption producing Hadestown
After his studio closed, Cliff Bleszinski became a co-producer of the Tony-winning musical Hadestown, finding redemption and a new creative outlet.
Artistic evolution of tarot: from game to divination
A new exhibition at the Morgan Library & Museum traces tarot's journey from 15th-century Italian card game to mainstream divination tool, featuring rare decks and modern art.
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