Director Warns Theatre Trigger Warnings Risk Mollycoddling Audiences
Award-winning director John Doyle argues that excessive trigger warnings in theatre could patronise audiences and undermine the art form's power to provoke and challenge.
Category : Culture
Wembley Park's Free Photography Exhibition Marks 10 Years
The Living Neighbourhood exhibition showcases 16 large-format photographs across Wembley Park, documenting its transformation into a vibrant residential area over the past decade.
Soap Stars Who Leaked Their Own Plots
From Instagram slips to live TV chaos, discover how soap actors accidentally revealed major storylines, leaving fans smug and producers frustrated.
100 Nights of Hero: Gothic Feminist Fable Hits UK
Julia Jackman's fantasy film 100 Nights of Hero offers a stylish, queer-friendly twist on traditional fairytales with a star-studded cast including Emma Corrin and Maika Monroe.
Whitney White's Shakespeare Reckoning at RSC
Whitney White's gig-theatre show All Is But Fantasy at Stratford-upon-Avon's The Other Place interrogates Shakespeare's problematic legacy through music and performance.
Child's Chocolate Cake Baking Adventure
Discover the joy of baking a chocolate cake with a four-year-old, where crowns, dragons, and sprinkles transform a simple recipe into a magical kitchen experience.
Sudoku 7199 Hard: Ultimate Brain Teaser
Sudoku 7199 Hard presents a formidable puzzle challenge, testing logic and patience for enthusiasts seeking the toughest brain teasers in the UK.
UK Film Production Hits Record £2.8bn
Hollywood investment drove UK film production to a record £2.8bn in 2025, but growth may slow as Netflix shifts projects to the US amid a major takeover bid.
World Photos: Olympic Training, Seoul Graduation, More
A visual journey across continents: Olympic ski training in Italy, a traditional graduation in Seoul, fashion in Dubai, and global events from Gaza to Adelaide.
Bridgerton Season 4 Masks at London Liberty Pop-Up
Fans of Bridgerton can now view authentic masquerade masks from season 4 at a special pop-up exhibition in London's Liberty department store until July 2.
Leighton House Museum's 100th Birthday Celebrations in 2026
Leighton House Museum in Holland Park marks its 100th anniversary in 2026 with a spectacular programme of exhibitions exploring its Victorian origins, Arab Hall, and artistic legacy.
SNL UK Cast: 11 New Comedians to Revive British Comedy
The new Saturday Night Live UK cast features 11 unknown comedians, sparking debate about fresh talent versus established names in British comedy.
Lost Atoms Review: Frantic Assembly's Physical Theatre Triumph
Anna Jordan's play Lost Atoms at Lyric Hammersmith receives a 3-star review, with Frantic Assembly's virtuosic staging transforming a conventional relationship story into gripping theatre.
Resistance Theatre: Arts Community vs Trump Attacks
The US arts community is mobilising against Donald Trump's attacks, with resistance theatre emerging as a key cultural battleground in the political landscape.
Mandy, Indiana's 'Urgh' Review: Cathartic Industrial Attack
Manchester/Berlin band Mandy, Indiana release their second album 'Urgh' on Sacred Bones, refining their industrial-club sound into a visceral, hyper-detailed assault on societal injustice.
EastEnders Fans Obsessed with 'Unhinged' Bea Pollard
EastEnders viewers are fascinated by newcomer Bea Pollard, played by Ronni Ancona, as her manipulative behaviour and mysterious past with Linda Carter unfold on BBC One.
Raising Cane's to Open First European Restaurant in London
American fried chicken chain Raising Cane's, the third largest in the US, will debut in Europe with a London restaurant in Piccadilly Circus in late 2026, with plans for further locations across the capital.
EastEnders: Nigel Bates' Fate - Leaving or Dying?
Spoilers reveal Nigel Bates' near-death experience in EastEnders, his dementia storyline, and whether actor Paul Bradley is leaving the BBC soap permanently.
Diana Ross Makes History at Brighton Pride 2026
Brighton Pride 2026 announces legendary Diana Ross and Brit Award winner Raye as headliners for its 35th anniversary celebration, with Ross becoming the festival's oldest ever main stage performer.
Samurai Exhibition Sparks Debate on Women's History
A new British Museum exhibition on samurai history has ignited international discussion about the roles of women in samurai culture, with a historian clarifying media oversimplifications.
The Memory of Water Review: Sisters' Grief Comedy
Shelagh Stephenson's Olivier-winning play The Memory of Water receives a well-acted production at Bolton's Octagon Theatre, exploring three sisters' childhood neediness after their mother's death.
Global Media Hits Record UK Radio Audience
Global, owner of Heart, LBC and Capital, achieves record listening hours and market share despite industry challenges, while BBC stations see declines.
London Pizza Ranked Third Best Globally
Time Out's global editors have ranked the SRP Marinara from east London's Short Road Pizza as the world's third best pizza, beating renowned international competitors.
Sue Devaney Wows Coronation Street Fans with Powerful Performance
Coronation Street viewers praise Sue Devaney's outstanding performance as Debbie Webster's secret motherhood is revealed in dramatic plot twist.
Deep Purple Final London Show at Royal Albert Hall 2026
Legendary metal band Deep Purple have added a special final London concert at the Royal Albert Hall to their 2026 UK tour. Tickets go on sale February 6, 2026.
Lululemon Rain Jacket Sale: £109 & Rave Reviews
Lululemon's Rain Rebel Jacket, originally £228, is now discounted to as low as £109. Reddit users praise its functionality and style, with 4.7-star reviews.
Fennell's Wuthering Heights: A Bold New Take
Emerald Fennell directs a new film adaptation of Emily Brontë's classic novel Wuthering Heights, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, set for release in cinemas on February 13.
Stoppard's Arcadia Revival at Old Vic Theatre
Carrie Cracknell's revival of Tom Stoppard's 1993 masterpiece Arcadia brings this intellectually dazzling play back to the London stage at the Old Vic in Waterloo.
Bridgerton Season 4 Editing Error Spotted
Bridgerton fans have discovered a glaring anachronism in season 4, with a modern bandage visible on a character's ear in Regency-era setting.
HeroGo's £12 London Food Box Saves Money & Reduces Waste
A London-based food writer tests HeroGo's £12 subscription box, discovering how rescued produce and ethical snacks saved money while cutting food waste.
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