Max Mara Woos China’s Luxury Consumers with Guochao Show
Max Mara celebrates 75th anniversary in Shanghai with a show blending Chinese aesthetics and guochao trend, aiming to resonate with local consumers and female ambition.
Category : Culture
Toy Story 5: Emotional Sequel Leaves Millennials in Tears
Toy Story 5 delivers a poignant, tech-themed story that will leave millennials emotionally wrecked. Pixar's latest sequel is a rare exception to overblown franchises.
Crouch End pub The Queens reopens after grand makeover
The historic 120-year-old pub in north London reopens on June 17 with a new menu and half-price food offers, preserving its iconic Victorian features.
Veeraswamy fights Crown Estate to stay on Regent Street
Veeraswamy, Britain's oldest Indian restaurant, faces a legal battle with the Crown Estate over its Regent Street lease, with a court hearing set for June 29.
The Traitors Stage Play Coming to West End with 5 Plots
A stage adaptation of The Traitors titled 'The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal' will run at the Gillian Lynne Theatre from May 2027, featuring five different plots that change nightly.
Best Men's Fragrances for Every Budget in 2026
Discover the best men's colognes and aftershaves for 2026, from budget-friendly picks to luxury scents. Expert tips and top recommendations included.
Invasion of the Parakeets Review: Class Warfare on Birds?
Chris Packham investigates parakeets in the UK, questioning if they truly harm native species or if our attitudes reflect class bias. A passionate and unsentimental documentary.
IAAM in South Carolina to Furlough All Staff
The International African American Museum in Charleston announced a furlough for all staff from July to December, citing financial pressures and a shift in the political funding environment.
Sudoku 7349: Medium Puzzle Solution Guide
Solve Sudoku 7349 with our step-by-step guide. Tips for medium puzzles, logic strategies, and complete solution for this challenging grid.
Starbucks Korea Shuts All Stores for History Lesson After Promotion
Starbucks Korea will close all stores on June 22 for mandatory history training after a promotion on the anniversary of the Gwangju massacre sparked backlash and boycotts.
Edinburgh Book Festival Adds Music, Noh Theatre to Lineup
The Edinburgh International Book Festival features musical interpretations of works by Ali Smith and Kathleen Jamie, plus Noh theatre at Greyfriars Kirk, aiming to attract new audiences.
Kapodistrias Biopic Revives Founding Father's Legacy
A new film explores the life of Ioannis Kapodistrias, the first governor of Greece, who built the modern state but remains a controversial figure at home and abroad.
Max Halley's World Cup Sausage Party Recipes
Perfect halftime snacks for football gatherings: Reuben(esque) hot dogs and sausage & prawn toasts. Quick, prepare in advance, pair with cold beer.
TV Tonight: The Light in the Hall Returns and Bear Grylls with Rhys Darby
Channel 4's The Light in the Hall: Still Waters continues its murky Welsh drama. Bear Grylls takes Rhys Darby on a rappel-heavy Utah adventure. Plus, Timothée Chalamet's Wonka on Netflix.
Natural Disaster review – comic motherhood rollercoaster
Lisa Owens's second novel follows a mother on her last day of maternity leave, capturing the hilarious, moving, and plodding details of parenting with aching realism.
Art Trail Through Provence: Marseille to Arles Guide
Explore Provence's vibrant art scene from Marseille to Arles, featuring museums, festivals, and galleries in Aix, Avignon, and Arles this summer.
Birds of Mexico City: Redefining Gender Through Portraits
Pieter Henket's Birds of Mexico City captures a generation redefining gender, identity, and self-expression in stunning portraits, on exhibition in Amsterdam until August 8.
Nightwatchers: Migrant Crisis Under Ski Resort's Surface
Juliette de Marcillac's documentary reveals the desperate struggle of migrants crossing the French-Italian border and the volunteers aiding them, exposing hypocrisies in asylum seeker treatment.
Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' Divides Audiences
Steven Spielberg's alien thriller 'Disclosure Day' tops box office but receives mixed reviews, with critics citing thin plot and simplistic themes.
The Traitors Stage Show Has Five Different Endings
The stage adaptation of the hit BBC show The Traitors will feature five different versions, with weekend audiences able to pick which ending they see. The play opens in May at London's Gillian Lynne theatre.
Girlfriends review: Queer coming-of-age tale spans Hong Kong to Taiwan
Tracy Choi's Girlfriends uses three actresses to portray one woman's journey from high school to mid-30s, capturing love and growing pains across Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau.
Twitch creators on growing up on the platform at TwitchCon
At TwitchCon Rotterdam, streamers like Aimsey and Sweet Anita share their experiences of growing up on the platform, from boundary blurring to building resilience.
Gregg Allman Documentary: Trauma and Triumph
A new documentary delves into Gregg Allman's life, marked by tragedy from his father's murder to brother Duane's death, and his musical legacy.
The Death of Robin Hood Review: Hugh Jackman's Grim Tale
Hugh Jackman stars as a selfish Robin Hood in Michael Sarnoski's grim revisionist drama, which struggles to balance action and character depth despite strong craft.
Labyrinth at 40: Cast and Crew Recall Bowie, Henson's Cult Classic
Labyrinth bombed in 1986 but became a cult classic. Cast and crew share memories of David Bowie, Jim Henson, and the film's lasting legacy.
Hold to This Earth Review: Indigenous Art Shakes Yorkshire
Yorkshire Sculpture Park showcases 38 Indigenous American artists exploring land, memory, oppression, and resistance through diverse media, with standout works by Roxanne Swentzell and Rose B Simpson.
Thirst Review: Icelandic Gore Fest in Trashy 80s Style
A 1,000-year-old vampire obsessed with removing men's genitals stars in this body horror film, filmed in trashy 1980s synth-heavy style.
Obama Center: $850m museum with 30 commissioned artworks
The Obama Presidential Center opens in Chicago with original works by 30 artists, blending art and history in a bold, inclusive tribute to the Obamas' legacy.
Otoboke Beaver on Punk, Comedy, and Foo Fighters
Japanese punk band Otoboke Beaver discuss their ferocious comedy, feminism, famous fans like Dave Grohl, and their upcoming support slot for Foo Fighters at Anfield.
Secrets to Perfect TV Dinner: Easy Bowl Food for Sofa
Discover the best summer TV dinners with easy bowl food ideas from chefs Ella Risbridger and Zena Kamgaing, including pasta, salads, and quesadillas.
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