Greg James and Alice Levine Launch New Podcast Bad Chat
Broadcasting favourites Greg James and Alice Levine finally team up in their first podcast together, Bad Chat. Plus, a cool new take on Radio 4's A History of the World in 100 Objects.
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Smallie Review: Windrush Scandal's Human Stories
A review of Eden McKenzie-Goddard's debut novel 'Smallie', which explores the Windrush scandal through the intimate story of Lucinda Brown, a Barbadian immigrant threatened with deportation after decades in Britain.
Barbra Streisand Skips Cannes Over Knee Injury
Barbra Streisand, 84, will miss Cannes Film Festival due to a knee injury. She receives an honorary Palme d'Or. Peter Jackson and John Travolta also honored.
Joseph Fiennes Nervous Playing Gareth Southgate in Dear England
Joseph Fiennes reveals nerves playing Gareth Southgate in BBC's Dear England, adapted from the Olivier-winning play, exploring football and national identity.
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Arnott's Shapes Arrive in UK Supermarkets
Australian snack Arnott's Shapes are now available in UK supermarkets in Chicken, Barbecue, and Pizza flavours, offering a savoury alternative to Tim Tams.
Paul Seed: Artist and Actor Who Championed Arts Education
Paul Seed, a talented artist and actor from Manchester Grammar School, played a key role in promoting art as an A-level subject. His legacy in the arts is remembered.
Moulin Review: Nemes' Resistance Drama Chills and Surprises
László Nemes' film on Jean Moulin's torture by Klaus Barbie blends impeccable craftsmanship with conventional storytelling, offering a chilling yet stirring wartime drama.
Dame Felicity Lott, British Soprano, Dies at 78
Dame Felicity Lott, the acclaimed British soprano known for her Mozart and Strauss roles, has died at 78. Her career spanned four decades.
US Northern Soul Acts Settled in England After Wigan
Discover how American northern soul artists traveled to Wigan, UK, and some chose to stay, shaping the genre's history and cultural exchange.
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Bulgaria's Dara Wins Eurovision with Bangaranga
Bulgaria celebrates its first Eurovision win as Dara's Bangaranga tops the charts, bringing hope amid political turmoil and boosting national pride.
Farm Fatale Review: Scarecrows Battle Climate Crisis
Philippe Quesne's Farm Fatale at Southbank Centre features scarecrow broadcasters fighting climate despair with art, blending absurdity and hope.
Maverick: David Lean Documentary Review – Dashing Retrospective
Barnaby Thompson's documentary on David Lean is an exhilarating delve into the director's peerless career and complex personal life, with a grand cast of talking heads.
Death Valley Series 2 Review: Timothy Spall Shines
Timothy Spall and Gwyneth Keyworth return in the second series of Death Valley, a cosy crime drama that balances absurdity and charm with excellent chemistry.
Sony Reviving PS1 Classics Like WipEout and Ape Escape
Rumors suggest Sony is exploring reviving retro franchises including WipEout, Ape Escape, and inFamous, with potential remasters for its summer showcase.
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Colorado: Ski, Culture, and 2026 Celebrations
From après-ski to art shows, Colorado offers year-round adventure. Celebrate its 150th statehood anniversary in 2026 with festivals, outdoor thrills, and farm-to-table cuisine.
Horoscope May 18, 2026: Today's Predictions for Your Sign
Mars enters Taurus on May 18, 2026, boosting drive and direction. Find your daily horoscope for all star signs, including Aries, Taurus, Gemini, and more.
Killer Maggie Poised for Final Strike as Megan Returns
Maggie Driscoll has killed to protect her family, but now her family has turned on her. With child predator Megan Walsh released on bail, will the murderous landlady strike again?
Cate Blanchett: #MeToo 'Got Killed Very Quickly'
Cate Blanchett says the #MeToo movement was 'killed very quickly' and laments that film sets still have 10 women to 75 men, calling it 'boring' and harmful to the work.
Mother Courage at the Globe: Michelle Terry Shines
Michelle Terry delivers a superb performance in Brecht's anti-war masterpiece, making its Globe debut with a powerful production that resonates today.
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Adam Thomas Reveals Next Move After I'm A Celebrity Scandal
Adam Thomas, 37, opens up about hitting 'rock bottom' after the I'm A Celebrity bullying scandal with David Haye and Jimmy Bullard, and announces his new venture with hot sauce brand Oh My Glaze.
Stage Kiss review: Charming but slippery romcom at Hampstead
Sarah Ruhl's metatheatrical romcom Stage Kiss at Hampstead theatre charms with farcical send-ups but slips on art-life interplay, despite crackling chemistry.
Casual to Connected: Shani and Can’s Intimate Bond
Shani and Can share how their casual hookup evolved into a trusting, passionate relationship, balancing distance, intimacy, and past baggage.
McKellen Opens County Durham Theatre, Calls It a Dream
Ian McKellen emotionally opens Ensemble 84's new theatre in Horden, County Durham, praising the repertory model that employs local talent and criticising the lack of permanent acting companies.
Paper Tiger: Driver and Johansson Reunite in Gray's Drama
James Gray's Paper Tiger, starring Adam Driver, Scarlett Johansson, and Miles Teller, is a somber, muscular tale of fraternal loyalty and betrayal in 1980s New York.
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Dining Across the Divide: Scientist vs Lawyer on Monarchy
Keith, a republican scientist, and Amanda, a monarchy-supporting lawyer, share a meal and surprisingly find common ground on flags, Starmer, and more.
Bulgaria Wins Eurovision 2026 with Dara Bangaranga
Bulgaria secures its first Eurovision victory with Dara Bangaranga's electrifying performance, captivating audiences across Europe.
Mother Courage Review: Moving, Funny and Savage Wartime Portrait
Anna Jordan's translation of Brecht's masterpiece at Shakespeare's Globe humanizes Mother Courage, blending humor and tragedy in a powerful production.
Perfect Risotto Primavera Recipe for Spring
Learn how to make the perfect risotto primavera, a light yet hearty spring dish with asparagus, peas, broad beans, and a creamy texture. Ideal as a starter or main course.
Britten Sinfonia: Britten in America Review
A virtuosic, witty performance of works by Britten and Copland, celebrating their 1939 summer collaboration in Woodstock.
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Why Are Cinema Snacks So Noisy Despite Silence Rules?
Cinemagoers must be quiet, but snacks like popcorn and nachos are loud. Readers explore this contradiction in our weekly Q&A.
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