I’m Not Being Funny Review: Emotional Dark Comedy
Review of Piers Black's two-hander at Bush Theatre, where a married couple's standup rehearsals reveal hidden traumas. Stars Jerome Yates and Tia Bannon.
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Westworld Return Perfect for AI Flattery Age
As AI advances, Westworld's new film adaptation explores a chilling future where robots don't malfunction but instead flatter humans into a blissful, fake reality.
Panko Chicken with Miso Green Bean Salad Recipe
Georgina Hayden's speedy weeknight favorite: punchy panko chicken with a miso-dressed green bean and cabbage salad. Ready in 45 minutes.
Tribe Review: Unsettling Found-Footage Horror in California
Dan Asma's debut feature 'Tribe' follows a retired professor searching for a lost cult in California's Cuyamaca mountains, blending found-footage with Lovecraftian terror.
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Why Gen Z Is Falling for Mark Rothko's Art
Mark Rothko's color field paintings are gaining popularity on TikTok and Instagram among Gen Z, who see them as a meditative escape from visual overload. Exhibitions in Florence and online hype drive interest.
Celebrities Urge Permanent Gnome Return at Chelsea Flower Show
Bill Bailey, Alan Titchmarsh, and other celebrities paint gnomes for the king's garden at Chelsea Flower Show, urging the RHS to lift the permanent ban on gnomes to raise funds for school gardening.
Free Coke for Emilys at Finding Emily Screening
Showcase Cinemas offers a free medium Coca-Cola to anyone named Emily who sees 'Finding Emily' this weekend, risking a stampede of thirsty Emilys.
Burger Van Meeting Revived Techno Genius the Field
Axel Willner, aka the Field, returns after a six-year hiatus with new EP 'Now You Exist', sparked by a chance encounter at a food truck with fellow producer Axel Boman.
How We Made Letter to Brezhnev: A Working-Class Romance
Frank Clarke and Margi Clarke recall the making of Letter to Brezhnev, a 1985 film that humanized Russians during the Cold War, from a script banged out in a scruffy flat to a premiere in Kirkby.
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Hope Review: Non-Stop Alien Battling Is Top Entertainment
Korean director Na Hong-jin delivers an uproarious sci-fi action thriller with non-stop running, chasing, and shouting at angry invaders, blending digital effects with old-school spectacle.
Italian Divers' Bodies Found in Maldives Cave
Rescuers located the bodies of four Italian divers deep inside an underwater cave in the Maldives, four days after they went missing. Recovery efforts are underway.
Share Your Best Family Summer Holiday Tips for a Chance to Win
Tell us about your most memorable family break in the UK or Europe. The best tip wins a £200 Coolstays voucher. Enter by 25 May.
Requiem for America: Davids' Powerful New Work Premieres at Barbican
Brent Michael Davids' Requiem for America premieres at Barbican, offering a somber and powerful account of North American colonization and Indigenous erasure, performed by BBC Symphony Orchestra.
Global Photos: Everest, Ebola, and London Flower Festival
A roundup of striking images from around the world, including Everest climbers, Ebola prevention in Congo, and the Chelsea In Bloom festival in London.
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Ecca Vandal's New Album Rejects Faux-Sincerity
Australian singer Ecca Vandal discusses her new album 'Looking For People to Unfollow', rejecting industry pressure to pick a lane and celebrating long-form music.
Patrick Radden Keefe on London's Power and Greed
Investigative journalist Patrick Radden Keefe discusses his new book London Falling, exploring a teenager's death linked to a Russian billionaire impersonation and his family's quest for truth.
Beer Overtakes Wine in France for First Time
For the first time ever, beer has overtaken wine as the preferred drink in France, reflecting changing habits and lower alcohol consumption among younger generations.
Kendall Jenner, Jacob Elordi and the A-List Love Web
Explore the interconnected dating web of Hollywood's A-listers like Harry Styles, Zoë Kravitz, Jacob Elordi, and Kendall Jenner, revealing how stars date in circles.
Kylie Minogue on Love Life and Being Happy Single
Kylie Minogue reflects on her high-profile relationships, from Jason Donovan to Michael Hutchence, and reveals why she is now content being single in her new Netflix documentary.
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Camilla 'Behind Andrew's Downfall and Wants His Children Cut'
A new book claims Queen Camilla has a ruthless streak and was instrumental in Prince Andrew's removal from royal duties, and now wants his daughters out of the succession line.
Jamavar Review: Best Indian Fine Dining in Mayfair
Jamavar in Mayfair delivers turbo-charged Indian fine dining with grandiose ambiance and comfort food. Our review highlights standout dishes like aloo tikki and goat methi gosht.
Lego Batman: Legacy Of The Dark Knight Review – Arkham Co-op
The first new Lego Batman game in over a decade blends movie, comic, and game homages into a charming co-op adventure. Our review explores its strengths and weaknesses.
Cotswolds Town 2 Hours from London Was Rivals Film Set
Tetbury, a charming Cotswolds market town just two hours from London, served as a filming location for Disney+'s hit series Rivals, featuring independent shops, cosy cafés, and scenic walks.
London Summer Theatre Sale 2026: Best Deals on Shows
London's big summer theatre ticket sale is back for 2026, offering discounts on West End shows like Wicked, Matilda, Oliver!, and more. Book now until June 7.
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Nancy's Bar Lets You Order Negroni by Rolling Dice
Nancy's, a new cocktail bar opening in London Bridge in June, features a 'Lady Luck' negroni cart where patrons roll dice to choose their drink. The bar boasts a tiger-print pool room, disco ball dancefloor, and locally-inspired cocktails.
How Tea Becomes a Lifelong Habit for Brits
Explore how tea transforms into a lifelong habit for Brits, blending cultural rituals, health benefits, and daily routines that span generations.
Ateez Headlines BST Hyde Park 2026
South Korean boyband Ateez will headline BST Hyde Park on June 28, 2026. Tickets go on sale May 29. The eight-member group is the latest K-pop act to top the festival lineup.
ATEEZ BST Hyde Park 2026: Tickets & Presale Info
K-pop group ATEEZ will headline BST Hyde Park on June 28, 2026. Get presale and ticket details for their UK exclusive show in London.
Logma: Iranian-Iraqi Fusion Cafe with Weekly Supper Club
Logma in Haggerston offers incredible Iranian-Iraqi fusion cuisine. By day a cafe, by night a supper club. Must-try dishes include courgette flower dolma and Gulf-style fish.
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Hermès Scarves in Charity Shop Too Pricey for Shopper
A woman was stunned to find two Hermès scarves in a Chelsea charity shop for £650 each, far beyond her budget, despite being a bargain compared to retail prices.
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