Director Marc Isaacs fights AI with fake documentary
Marc Isaacs' new film 'Synthetic Sincerity' uses a fictional AI lab to explore authenticity, featuring ordinary people turned into avatars. It challenges documentary norms and AI ethics.
Category : Culture
London Museum to Open as Social Space with DJ Nights
The London Museum reopens in November in two restored Smithfield market halls, offering late-night DJ sets, dinner clubs, and democratic access to 7m artefacts.
Martin Parr's Final Photos of Wiltshire Village to Be Exhibited
The late photographer Martin Parr's last commission captures life in Lacock, Wiltshire, including scarecrow festivals and prize vegetables, now on display at Lacock Abbey.
Temper Trap on returning after hiatus: 'The weight of Sweet Disposition'
The Melbourne band discuss their new album Sungazer, the pressure of following up their hit Sweet Disposition, and how the music industry has changed.
Widow's Bay: A Fresh Mystery Comedy for Every Viewer
Rebecca Shaw praises Widow's Bay for its perfect blend of mystery and comedy, appealing to both casual and obsessive viewers in a remake-heavy TV era.
Readers share funny bus and train anecdotes
Guardian readers share spontaneous moments of humour between passengers and staff on buses and trains, from wrong trains to witty driver replies.
David Burke Obituary: Actor Recalled in Letters
David Burke, known for playing Doctor Watson opposite Jeremy Brett, is remembered in letters for his work at the Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh, with Richard Eyre and Clive Perry.
Obama Presidential Center Dedication in Chicago
Thousands gather for the dedication of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, with former presidents and world leaders attending the $850 million campus opening.
The Standard London: Brutalist Cool at King's Cross
The Standard London, a former town hall annexe turned hotel, offers retrofuturistic rooms with views of St Pancras, Davines toiletries, and Ozone coffee.
Russell Crowe's Gladiator II critique redefines original film
Russell Crowe's comments on Gladiator II's lack of moral core prompt a re-evaluation of the original, arguing it's a romance about vengeance, not revenge.
St Pancras Renaissance Hotel: A Neo-Gothic Masterpiece
Discover London's iconic St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, a neo-Gothic masterpiece with Harry Potter connections, Spice Girls history, and world-class cocktails.
Russell Crowe's Gladiator Comments Made Me Rethink the Film
Russell Crowe's critique of Gladiator II and his insights on the original film's moral core have reshaped my perspective, revealing it as a romance about vengeance.
Oudh 1722: Royal Awadhi Cuisine in Borough
Review of Oudh 1722, a Borough restaurant serving hearty Awadhi cuisine with historic flair, theatrical dishes, and generous portions.
Amazon's £227M Spy Thriller Citadel Now Free on ITVX
Citadel, the £227M spy thriller starring Richard Madden and Priyanka Chopra, is now free to binge on ITVX. Season 1 of the Amazon Prime hit is available for UK viewers.
Yellow Interactive Sculpture Debuts at Serpentine Gallery
A giant yellow walk-through sculpture by Jesús Rafael Soto, 'Pénétrable BBL Jaune', is now open at Serpentine South in Kensington Gardens, running until October 25, 2026.
London Museum Opening Date Announced: November 2026
The London Museum, a £437m revamp of the former Museum of London, will open in Smithfield on November 28, 2026, featuring 7 million artifacts, Banksy's Piranhas, and a fatberg.
One Day Musical Heads to West End's Garrick Theatre
The musical adaptation of David Nicholls' novel 'One Day' will transfer to London's Garrick Theatre after an Edinburgh tryout, starring Jamie Muscato and Sharon Rose.
Aaron McCusker takes on Hope Street film role
Aaron McCusker, known for playing Ben Driscoll on Coronation Street, is reprising his role as Clint Dunwoody in the Hope Street feature-length film 'One of Our Own'.
London Museum to Open Nov 28 After Decade-Long Refurbishment
The London Museum, the world's largest city museum, opens Nov 28 at Smithfield's General Market. Features include Charles I's execution vest, a fatberg, and a viewing window into Thameslink trains.
Brutes of Mayfair: Old School New York Cocktail Bar
Discover Brutes of Mayfair, a 5-star cocktail bar offering martinis, snacks, and a nostalgic New York vibe with white-jacketed bartenders.
Inside the World’s First Museum of Youth Culture in London
Explore the Museum of Youth Culture in Camden, celebrating teenage life with interactive exhibits, fashion, music, and memories from the 1950s to today.
EastEnders fans confused by Chelsea's victims claim
EastEnders viewers are puzzled after Chelsea Fox claimed she was friends with some of Gray Atkins' victims, despite little on-screen evidence of those friendships.
Cape Verde: World Cup Debut Sparks Interest in Tropical Archipelago
Cape Verde's World Cup debut has put it in the spotlight. Discover its volcanic peaks, turquoise seas, and unique culture in this travel guide.
6 Best Free Things to Do in London This Weekend June 19-21
Discover free London events this weekend: dragon boat racing, F1 simulators, Toy Story pop-up, Meltdown dance parties, UCL space festival, and Dyke March.
Colin Morgan Still Drawn to Unsung Heroes After Merlin
Colin Morgan reflects on his career from Merlin to his debut novel, his love for unsung heroes, and joining Apple TV's Trying. The actor discusses fame, inspirations, and future stage plans.
Tiny Kent museum named best in UK by Time Out
The Micro Museum in Ramsgate, Kent, has been crowned the UK's best museum by Time Out, beating London's top institutions with its collection of vintage computers and retro gaming.
Chamoy: The Sweet-Spicy Condiment Set to Replace Hot Honey
Chamoy, a Mexican condiment made from pickled fruit, chili, lime, and salt, is predicted to be the next big food trend in the UK, replacing hot honey as the go-to sweet-spicy sauce.
Malta Holiday Cheaper Than UK Spa Day
Lucy Williamson spent three days in Malta for around £295, including flights and hotel. Discover why this sunny island offers unbeatable value with history, beaches, and walkable cities.
Review: All-female 'Glengarry Glen Ross' at Old Vic
David Mamet's classic play gets an all-female revival at the Old Vic, stripping machismo for a more universal tale of capitalism's corruption.
EastEnders: Max Drawn to Linda Carter Again in New Spoilers
EastEnders spoilers reveal Max Branning is drawn to Linda Carter again as they address their past. Will history repeat itself?
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