Dancer's Viral Parakeet Dance: A Day in Her Life
Smac McCreanor, a dancer with 1M Instagram followers, wakes up to bunnies, choreographs for Fortnite, and creates spontaneous content for her viral parakeet dance fame.
Category : Culture
Colin Williams, language rights academic, dies at 75
Colin Williams, an academic who influenced the Good Friday agreement's stance on Irish and Ulster Scots languages, has died aged 75. He was a geography and sociolinguistics professor.
Kenneth Bannerman, Ballet Rambert Dancer, Dies at 89
Kenneth Bannerman, a Scottish dancer with Ballet Rambert known for his role as Basilio in Don Quixote, has died aged 89. His career was cut short by injury.
Ella Baron cartoon: David Hockney exhibition
Ella Baron's cartoon humorously depicts David Hockney's enduring influence as a new exhibition showcases his vibrant works and creative journey.
Ariana Grande's Stunning Tour Return: Glittering Hits and Powerhouse Vocals
Ariana Grande kicks off her first tour in seven years in Los Angeles, delivering emotive ballads and club bangers with characteristic cheekiness and powerhouse vocals.
Perrie Edwards Marries Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in Portugal
Little Mix star Perrie Edwards married footballer Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in a low-key church ceremony in Portugal, wearing a stunning lace wedding gown.
Spielberg's Top 5 Films and Where to Watch Them
Steven Spielberg returns with Disclosure Day. We rank his five best films, from Schindler's List to Raiders of the Lost Ark, with streaming info for UK viewers.
Ariana Grande may drop out of London musical, oversubscribed
Ariana Grande may drop out of the West End musical 'Sunday in the Park With George' due to a packed schedule, including her tour and other projects.
BST Hyde Park 2026: Dates, Tickets and Headliners
BST Hyde Park 2026 runs June 27-July 12 with headliners including Garth Brooks, Ateez, Maroon 5, Mumford & Sons, Duran Duran, Pitbull, and Lewis Capaldi. Tickets on sale now.
World Custard Pie Championships 2026 in pictures
The World Custard Pie Championships 2026 took place in Maidstone, Kent, featuring messy pie fights. The event, started 50 years ago, raises funds for Coxheath village hall.
Rosamund Pike stays calm after phone alarm disrupts play
Rosamund Pike kept her cool after a phone alarm interrupted her performance of Inter Alia, weeks after she berated an audience member for texting during the play.
When He Saw My Unkempt Hovel, He Was So Nonjudgmental
Brendan Maclean recounts meeting Richard Chadwick, aka drag queen Karen from Finance, and falling for him after a chance Grindr encounter in Melbourne.
Cocos Booby Frenzy: Why Twitchers Flock to Rare Birds
The Cocos booby sighting in NSW sparks twitching frenzy. Andrew Stafford explains the passion and dedication of birders chasing rare vagrants across Australia.
Be Seen: North Sydney Pride Portraits Celebrate Queer Lives
A photographic project by Anna Hay and Sophie Willison explores LGBTQIA+ lives in North Sydney, featuring portraits and stories of community, identity, and place.
Lydia Lunch: No Funeral, No Sandwich, Just Evaporation
Lydia Lunch discusses her hatred of sandwiches, pop culture, and her plan to evaporate without a trace in this chaotic interview.
Australian Cookbook Authors Win 2026 James Beard Awards
Helen Goh and Yoko Nakazawa win James Beard media awards for baking and pickling books, among five Australian nominees in the US food media awards.
Oudh 1722: Finickety Yet Blowout Feast in London SE1
Chef Aktar Islam's Oudh 1722 brings Awadhi cuisine to London with precision, generous portions, and charming eccentricity in a historic townhouse near Borough Market.
TV Tonight: Nelson Mandela Series and Mitford Drama
A three-part series on Nelson Mandela's fight for freedom begins tonight, alongside a drama about the Mitford sisters. Plus, tiger adventures and more.
David Hockney's Queer Art: Reshaping Beauty and Desire
David Hockney challenged homophobia by reshaping ideas of beauty, intimacy, and desire in his art, making his work a staple in gay households worldwide.
Anish Kapoor on Disobedience and His Hayward Show
Turner prize-winning artist Anish Kapoor opens his studio ahead of a major retrospective at London's Hayward Gallery, discussing censorship, controversy, and the role of disobedience in art.
17 Delicious Ways with Watercress, from Soup to Cake
Discover 17 versatile watercress recipes, from classic soups to innovative desserts, highlighting its nutrient-rich superfood status and peppery flavor.
How a Couple Keeps Sex Life Exciting with Costumes and Fantasies
Edward and Jane share how they keep their sex life playful with costumes and fantasies, despite Edward's erectile dysfunction and their different personalities.
Atlantis review: Welsh climate crisis drama is a parable
Emily White's play inspired by Fairbourne, a Welsh village facing abandonment due to rising sea levels, blends lyricism with contrived domestic drama at Theatr Clwyd.
Dining across the divide: Gaza and monarchy debate
A writer and a master's student clash over the term 'genocide' in Gaza but find common ground on the monarchy and monogamy in Norwich.
A Life in Four Seasons Review: Age-Diverse Dancers Shine
Review of 'A Life in Four Seasons' at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, where dancers of all ages perform to a ravey Vivaldi remix, blending styles but lacking strong narrative.
David Kemp obituary: pioneering environmental artist dies
David Kemp, a pioneering environmental artist known for large-scale land art and sculptures using natural materials, has died aged 86.
David Hockney's Greatest Works: LA Pools to Yorkshire
Explore David Hockney's iconic works, from sun-kissed LA portraits to vast Yorkshire landscapes and his 70m iPad epic, in this curated selection.
How to Make Buffalo Chicken Wings – Recipe
Learn to make perfect buffalo chicken wings with tangy sauce and blue cheese dip. Step-by-step guide for crispy, messy finger food.
Ancient Grape Seeds Unlock Winemaking Origins
DNA analysis of 2,000-year-old grape seeds from Tuscany reveals Roman-era vineyards produced white grapes, challenging modern Chianti's red wine reputation.
Margaret Graham Hills, ballet teacher, dies at 97
Margaret Graham Hills taught ballet for 73 years at the Royal Ballet School and in Los Angeles, shaping dancers like Antoinette Sibley. She died aged 97.
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