British designer Stella McCartney partners with H&M for a sustainable fashion collection, bringing eco-conscious designs to the high street while addressing industry elitism and environmental impact.
Capcom's Pragmata delivers stunning outer space action with a surprisingly tender father-daughter narrative, creating a heartfelt adventure that transcends typical sci-fi thrills.
Christian Petzold's Miroirs No 3, starring Paula Beer, delivers an unnerving psychological mystery exploring grief and family dysfunction, with hints of PD James and Joseph Losey.
Anne Hathaway and FKA twigs discuss creating the thunderous music for David Lowery's film 'Mother Mary,' exploring the emotional depth and pop diva persona.
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Massive Attack releases 'Boots on the Ground,' their first single in a decade, featuring Tom Waits. The dark, seven-minute track critiques war and authority, marking a significant return for the influential trip-hop pioneers.
Nadia Fall, artistic director of London's Young Vic, calls for bold programming and government incentives as theatres face financial struggles, announcing new shows including an anti-Trump musical adaptation of Thelma & Louise.
Yuen Woo-ping's martial arts film Blades of the Guardians triumphs with exquisite sword fights and star-studded cast, despite a tangled plot, becoming China's top wuxia hit.
A writer reflects on the jealousy-fueled criticism of Lena Dunham during the 2010s, examining how confessional art and social media amplified unfair scrutiny of her career and personal life.
Josh O'Connor stars as a Colorado rancher rebuilding his life after a devastating wildfire in Max Walker-Silverman's subdued, emotionally resonant drama about trauma and community.
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Bright purple ube drinks and cocktails have arrived in UK cafes and bars, driven by social media buzz and nostalgic Asian flavors. Starbucks and Costa lead the trend.
Ian Katz, Channel 4's chief content officer, is stepping down in October after nearly nine years, marking the broadcaster's longest-serving head of programming amid recent executive changes.
Clint Dyer's bold revival of Ken Kesey's classic at London's Old Vic features Aaron Pierre's storming performance as McMurphy, with a fresh political focus on disempowerment, though the text's misogyny remains problematic.
Jessie Ware's third disco-pop album Superbloom embraces retro sounds while reflecting her podcast success. The album delivers lush arrangements but lacks chart-topping bangers.
Discover how tonic water evolved from a bitter malaria remedy to a sophisticated beverage enjoyed solo, with insights into its history, modern flavors, and rising popularity beyond gin.
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More than 100 authors, including Virginie Despentes and Bernard-Henri Lévy, have left Grasset in protest against billionaire Vincent Bolloré, accusing his media empire of promoting far-right ideologies.
Victoria Miro hosts the biggest exhibition of Paula Rego's drawings, featuring works from the 1950s to 2022. The show, curated by her son, explores themes of female repression and personal struggle through intimate pencil, pastel, and ink sketches.
Asha Bhosle, the iconic Bollywood playback singer with over 12,000 songs, passed away at 92. Her career spanned eight decades, influencing global music.
A visual journey across continents captures Songkran celebrations in Laos, a coal-fired Fiat in Cuba, royal engagements in Australia, and poignant memorials worldwide in today's photo selection.
Donald Trump's design for a 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington D.C. is up for review by the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts, alongside other White House projects, amid legal challenges over its scale and impact.
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After hurricanes devastated Puerto Rico's El Yunque rainforest, a new $18m visitor center rises with flood-proof design, solar power, and a vibrant arts festival, blending resilience with cultural celebration.
An email from banker Jes Staley to Jeffrey Epstein reveals racist myths about Black culture and justice. As Jay-Z heads to the Bronx, the article explores hip-hop's role in protest versus pacification.
Amazon MGM studio executives have called for patience regarding the casting of the next James Bond, emphasizing a careful and respectful approach to the iconic role.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy warns that BBC's 2,000 job cuts have a 'very strong effect' on staff morale, with younger employees fearing for their future amid frustration over high-paid presenters' security.
A software engineer from Paris won a Pablo Picasso painting valued at over €1 million after purchasing a €100 raffle ticket for Alzheimer's research, raising €12 million.
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Irish director Lee Cronin's new horror film The Mummy is an overlong, tonally confused monster movie that lacks scares and humor despite visual ambition.
The first trailer for 'As Deep As the Grave' reveals an AI-generated Val Kilmer in a major role, using deepfake technology approved by his estate. The film explores themes tied to his heritage.
As Kirsten Dunst approaches her 44th birthday, we celebrate her remarkable career by ranking her 20 finest film performances, from Sofia Coppola's dreamy psychodramas to Jane Campion's gritty westerns.
Discover the top vitamin C serums for brightening, hyperpigmentation, and anti-ageing, tested over four months. Our expert guide covers formulas for all skin types and budgets, with insights from skincare professionals.
German baritone Samuel Hasselhorn and pianist Ammiel Bushakevitz deliver a profound Schubert album, Hoffnung, showcasing exceptional diction and emotional depth in lieder.
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Award-winning poet Jason Allen-Paisant reconnects with his Jamaican childhood landscape in 'The Possibility of Tenderness,' exploring themes of migration, race, and rural life through personal meditations on nature and belonging.
