Coronation Street Flashbacks Reveal Theo Murder Truths
Shock flashbacks in Coronation Street expose lies and secrets in Theo Silverton's murder. Six suspects, including Todd and Summer, face scrutiny.
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Diane's Letters Devastate Hollyoaks Family as Tony Plans Funeral
Hollyoaks next week: Diane's loved ones receive her final letters, leading to emotional breakdowns. Tony struggles with the eulogy as he plans her funeral after her tragic death from ovarian cancer.
Ross and Laurel's Fiery Romance Rocks Emmerdale
Ross Barton sets his sights on Laurel Thomas in Emmerdale, sparking a surprising romance that leaves Gabby heartbroken and fans shocked.
Coronation Street Star Returns as Leanne's Love Interest
Junade Kahn returns to Coronation Street after 18 years as Idris Nazir, Alya's cousin and Leanne's new love interest. First scenes air May 26.
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Eurovision UK Act Sells 'No Points' T-Shirt After Last Place
Look Mum No Computer, the UK's Eurovision entry, finished 25th with one point but turned the result into a T-shirt, earning praise from fans for his positive attitude.
Tom Kane, Voice Actor for Star Wars and Powerpuff Girls, Dies at 64
Tom Kane, iconic voice actor known for Star Wars: The Clone Wars and The Powerpuff Girls, has died at 64. His family confirmed he passed away in hospital due to stroke complications.
Channel 4 Removes All MAFS UK Episodes After Rape Claims
Channel 4 has removed all seasons of Married At First Sight UK after two women alleged rape during filming, prompting an external review of contributor welfare.
Eurovision 2026: UK Act's Heartbreaking Moment Seen Live
A firsthand account of the Eurovision Grand Final 2026 in Vienna, highlighting the UK act's sportsmanship, behind-the-scenes chaos, and the electric atmosphere as Bulgaria won.
Win 250 Pairs of Tickets to London's Museum of Illusions
Enter to win 500 tickets to the Museum of Illusions in London. Explore over 70 interactive exhibits challenging reality. Competition ends July 16, 2026.
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Millionaire Contestant Fails £8,000 Science Question
A Who Wants To Be A Millionaire contestant lost £8,000 after guessing carbon dioxide as the second most abundant gas in Earth's atmosphere. The correct answer was oxygen.
Voidance Review: Miss Marple Meets Sci-Fi in a Pub
A low-budget British sci-fi film combines a time-loop murder mystery with a Wetherspoon's setting, featuring a mumsy agent who channels Miss Marple with a blaster.
Said the Dead Review: Lost Voices from Irish Asylum
Doireann Ní Ghríofa's 'Said the Dead' resurrects forgotten psychiatric patients from Cork Mental Hospital with imagination and compassion, blending history and poetry.
Why Stardust Is the Ultimate Feelgood Fantasy Film
Claire Danes and Charlie Cox star in this 2007 fantasy film that offers comfort and whimsy, with a star-studded cast and a heartwarming story.
Clare Wright Wins Book of the Year at NSW Literary Awards
Historian Clare Wright won book of the year at the NSW Literary Awards for 'Näku Dhäruk: The Bark Petitions,' a deeply researched nonfiction about the Yirrkala Bark Petitions and Aboriginal land rights.
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Forgotten No Wave Visionary Gordon Stevenson's Lost Archive Found
A newly discovered archive of Gordon Stevenson's work, including jewelry, mail art, and letters, sheds light on the no wave star's life and legacy.
Woken Review: Shonky Post-Apocalyptic Horror Fails to Stand Out
Erin Kellyman stars in this tepid sci-fi thriller about an amnesiac pregnant survivor on an isolated island, but the film borrows too heavily from better works.
Cancoillotte: French Fitness Cheese Taking Social Media by Storm
Cancoillotte, a low-fat liquid cheese from France, goes viral on fitness social media for its high protein content and low fat, sparking cultural debate.
Wallace Shawn on Acting, Politics, and His Two Hit Stage Shows
At 82, Wallace Shawn talks about his two stage shows, feeling undervalued as an actor, and speaking out on Palestine. He reflects on his career, from 'The Princess Bride' to 'The Fever'.
Sanya Kantarovsky's Supernatural Art in Venice
Russian-born artist Sanya Kantarovsky presents 'Basic Failure' in Venice, featuring haunting depictions of children and Christian iconography, exploring homesickness and the supernatural.
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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.
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.
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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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