Disordered Eating Films Tackle Body Image Anxieties
New films 'Saccharine' and 'Maddie's Secret' explore disordered eating through horror and comedy, highlighting modern triggers like viral challenges and weight-loss drugs.
Category : Culture
Aldeburgh Festival review: BBCNOW, Sansara Choir, Sacconi Quartet
The Aldeburgh Festival featured powerful performances by BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Sansara Choir, and Sacconi Quartet, highlighting new works by Judith Weir and Freya Waley-Cohen.
Spiced paneer fried rice: quick one-pot recipe by Rukmini Iyer
Rukmini Iyer's one-pot spiced paneer fried rice is a quick, easy weeknight dinner ready in under 30 minutes, featuring paneer, spices, and basmati rice.
Pitfall review: Friends cast in Deliverance horror
Pitfall is a laborious survival horror where irritating victims meet a maniacal woodsman, with gory results and heavy melodrama.
Australia's multiculturalism support drops 17 points in 2026 Lowy poll
Australia's support for multiculturalism fell from 90% to 73% in 2026, a historic 17-point drop, as economic pessimism and global insecurity rise, according to the Lowy Institute Poll.
James Phelan Showman review: telepathy and magic
James Phelan's Showman blends telepathy, magic, and comedy in a slick, fast-paced show at Underbelly Boulevard, London. Review: ★★★★
Tarantino and Minogue film in Porthcawl, Wales
Quentin Tarantino and Kylie Minogue were spotted filming in Porthcawl, Wales, for a new film by British director Jamie Adams, featuring a wake scene at the Saltwater Inn.
Hayley Williams review – raw and intimate Roundhouse show
Hayley Williams delivered a raw, emotionally charged solo set at London's Roundhouse, blending Paramore hits with deep cuts from her solo albums.
Giulio Cesare review: Grange Festival’s bold new take
David Alden’s new production of Handel’s Giulio Cesare at the Grange Festival reimagines the opera with a dark, psychological edge, starring Anthony Roth Costanzo as Cesare.
How Placebo made Nancy Boy: reclaiming insults
Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal recount the making of Nancy Boy, a song that reclaimed homophobic slurs and defined Placebo's early identity.
Bad Bunny Draws 100,000 Fans to UK, Latino Boom
Bad Bunny performed to 100,000 fans in the UK, marking a surge in Latino music's popularity. The event signals a cultural shift, with Latin genres gaining mainstream traction.
Coven opens at former G-A-Y bar site in Soho
Coven, a new queer venue, has opened at the former G-A-Y site on Old Compton Street, nine months after G-A-Y closed. Owner Matthew James Morgan promises inclusivity for all LGBTQIA+.
Vesper: Jackson Boxer's Exmouth Market bistro is a classic
Vesper on Exmouth Market serves flawless modern European bites with a wink. The off-menu burger is a beast, and the black velvet cake is pure joy. Walk-ins welcome.
4 Best Gastropubs Near London for a Foodie Day Trip
Time Out's list of the UK's top gastropubs includes four within easy train reach of London, offering fine dining in Suffolk, the Cotswolds, and Margate.
EastEnders star Gurlaine Kaur Garcha marries partner Max
Former EastEnders actress Gurlaine Kaur Garcha, 32, who played Ash Panesar, has married her long-term partner Max in a chic ceremony on June 17, 2026.
London's Best Ice Cream: Big Kid Ice Cream Named Top Spot
Big Kid Ice Cream in Soho has been named London's best ice cream shop, offering experimental flavors like Marmite on Toast and Ube Blueberry Muffin.
Syrax Dragon Flies Over Tower of London
A 50ft animatronic dragon named Syrax from House of the Dragon is now perched atop the Tower of London, drawing crowds and celebrating the show's second season.
Syrax from House of the Dragon Takes Flight at Tower of London
A 1:1 scale model of Syrax, the dragon from House of the Dragon, has been installed at the Tower of London as part of a new exhibition, drawing crowds and celebrating the show's connection to British history.
Bayeux Tapestry Tickets: Cheaper Entry Options Available
Tickets for the British Museum's Bayeux Tapestry exhibition go on sale July 1. Standard tickets £33, but off-peak and Art Pass options offer discounts, with free entry for under-16s.
Camille Partners with Zula Burger for Eric Cantona Burger
Camille, named London's best restaurant for 2026, teams up with Zula Burger for a limited-edition 'Eric Cantona Burger' available July 6-20, with only 20 per day.
Grimeborn Opera Festival Returns for 2026
The Arcola Theatre's alternative opera festival Grimeborn returns for its 19th year in 2026 with classics like Mozart and new climate operas.
Voicemails for Isabelle: Netflix rom-com hailed as best in years
Netflix's Voicemails for Isabelle, starring Zoey Deutch and Nick Robinson, earns 85% critics and 92% audience scores on Rotten Tomatoes, with fans declaring the rom-com genre 'so back'.
House of the Dragon fans disgusted by mother-son kiss scene
House of the Dragon season 3 episode 1 features a controversial mother-son kiss between Aemond Targaryen and Alicent Hightower, sparking fan outrage over its shock value.
Little Colombia in Elephant and Castle: World Cup fever unites community
A South London neighbourhood dubbed 'Little Colombia' erupts in yellow as fans gather to support their nation in the World Cup, with early morning matches testing their dedication.
Barfly venue reopens after 10 years in Camden
The iconic Barfly venue in Camden, where Adele, Ed Sheeran, and Amy Winehouse debuted, reopens today after a decade, revitalizing London's grassroots music scene.
Pride and Prejudice at Kew: 'Masterpiece' period drama
The 2005 film adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, hailed as a masterpiece, was screened at an outdoor cinema in Kew Gardens, offering a magical setting for fans.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland review: OHP's signature show
Will Todd's family opera Alice's Adventures in Wonderland moves indoors at Opera Holland Park, with Madeline Robinson and Le Gateau Chocolat shining in a slick, enjoyable production until 27 June.
Prada and Simons Unveil Minimalist Vision, Reject 'Useless Design'
Prada and Raf Simons present a minimalist collection at Milan Fashion Week, rejecting 'useless design' and focusing on intentional pieces like jeans and blazers.
Sam Dastor dies aged 84: actor and Shakespeare advocate
Sam Dastor, actor known for Shakespearean roles and TV appearances in I, Claudius and Blake's 7, has died of cancer aged 84. He believed Shakespeare's plays were accessible through well-spoken verse.
Flashdance now on Netflix: 80s classic hailed as milestone
Flashdance, the 1983 hit starring Jennifer Beals, is now streaming on Netflix. Fans call it an underrated classic that earned its place in history, despite initial critical dismissal.
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