V&A Exhibition Highlights London's Lost Music Venues
A new V&A exhibition showcases hedonistic photos and memorabilia from 50 closed London music venues, evoking nostalgia for the city's lost nightlife scene.
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London Has One of the World's Best Burgers
Time Out crowned the world's top burgers, and London's Hanbaagaasuuteeki made the list with its shrimp kong baga, a Korean-inspired smash burger.
SXSW London 2026: Michelle Obama, Lineup, Tickets Guide
Everything you need to know about SXSW London 2026, including Michelle Obama, Brian Eno, Russell T Davies, Earl Sweatshirt, tickets, venues, and more.
David Beckham: Most Stylish Man According to Research
A new study reveals David Beckham as the most stylish man, topping the list ahead of other fashion icons. Find out who else made the cut.
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Morrisons Recall Nut Snacks Over Allergy Fears
Morrisons recalls select nut snacks due to undeclared allergens. Customers warned of serious health risks. Full refunds offered.
Zain Iqbal on Wildest Moments in BBC Thriller
Zain Iqbal shares behind-the-scenes stories from A Good Girl's Guide to Murder season 2, including a car chase and a speech before 130 extras, plus handling pressure and his inspirations.
EastEnders Reveals Sharon Watts' Plans for Full-Time Return
EastEnders confirms Sharon Watts' future after her surprise return for Vicki's wedding. Sharon tells Phil she'll be back in a month, hinting at a permanent comeback.
Love Island Star Mica Harris Has PM Aunt and Only Fools Link
Love Island 2026 contestant Mica Harris, 21, from London, has a Prime Minister aunt and a relative from Only Fools and Horses, adding star power to the villa.
Gail's Opening New Cafe in St James's Park in July
Gail's, the upscale bakery chain, is opening a 3,200 sq ft cafe in St James's Park this July, part of The Broadway development. It will seat 74 indoors and 25 outdoors.
AI 'art' is soulless theft, not creativity; real art needs hands
Artist Jess Harwood argues AI-generated art is boring, theft, and soulless, draining creativity. Real art requires human process, not prompts.
Mouse on Mars on Lee 'Scratch' Perry and 30 Years of Sound
German duo Mouse on Mars discuss their new album with the late Lee 'Scratch' Perry, recorded in 2019, and their enduring experimental approach. The project includes a spatial audio installation at London's Barbican.
Fairyland: Gay Parenthood and 70s San Francisco
Sofia Coppola and Andrew Durham discuss Fairyland, a film about a girl raised by her gay father in 1970s San Francisco, exploring queer parenting, AIDS, and personal history.
Sting Links Manual Job Loss to Toxic Masculinity
Sting says deindustrialisation may drive toxic masculinity as men lose physical work. His musical 'The Last Ship' returns to the West End this autumn.
Climate Crisis Threatens Cerne Giant Rechalking
The Cerne Giant's restoration faces challenges from climate change, with algae dulling the chalk and intense rainfall eroding it. Volunteers adapt techniques to keep the iconic figure bright.
Thursday News Quiz: Shooting Pooch, Avatar Anger, Derren Brown
Test yourself on topical news trivia, pop culture, and general knowledge every Thursday. Fifteen questions with new rounds featuring Derren Brown and Simone Biles.
Tozzetti with Chocolate and Orange: Dipping Biscuits
Learn to make tozzetti, crunchy Italian biscuits from central Italy, perfect for dunking in tea or wine. This recipe features chocolate chips and orange zest.
Sam Campbell's Absurd Movie Show, Putin Doc & More
Sam Campbell's 'Make That Movie' turns weird film ideas into reality. Plus, a documentary explores Putin's rise and a renovation show faces a flood.
Apple Studio Display XDR Review: Pro 5K Monitor Shines
Apple's new 27-inch Studio Display XDR offers stunning 5K resolution, extreme brightness, and pro features for content creators, but comes at a premium price starting at £2,599.
Europe's Oldest Forest: Perućica Guided Walk
Discover the primeval forest of Perućica, Europe's oldest, where bears, wolves, and chamois roam. A guided walk through ancient wildwood in Bosnia.
Redcliffe Review: Forbidden Love Musical in 18th-Century Bristol
Jordan Luke Gage's musical Redcliffe tells the true story of two gay men in 18th-century Bristol, blending charm, humor, and devastation in a grand love tale.
Inside America's Lactation Rooms: Stark Photos Expose Reality
A new photo book, Milk Factory, reveals the unseen labor in America's lactation rooms, highlighting the challenges of pumping in a country without paid family leave.
Escaping Babylon: Black British Music Intimate History
Jesse Bernard's memoir-cum-cultural history explores Black British music from Soul II Soul to Dizzee Rascal, blending personal narrative with insightful analysis.
Under the Shadow Stage Play at Almeida Theatre Review
A gripping new play 'Under the Shadow' at the Almeida Theatre explores themes of identity and displacement, starring Nadia Latif and Carmen Nasr.
Should My Girlfriend Stop Her Plastic-Free Crusade?
Amy wants to eliminate plastics for health, but Melanie finds it costly and stressful. As they try for a baby, whose approach is right? You decide.
Tina Fey's The Four Seasons Season Two Rivals 30 Rock
Tina Fey's The Four Seasons returns for a brilliant second season, proving it belongs alongside 30 Rock in the pantheon of great TV comedies.
Top Moments Festivalgoers Anticipate Most This Summer
From headlining acts to shared meals, festivalgoers reveal the moments they look forward to most, highlighting the unique experiences that define summer festivals.
Netflix's The Four Seasons S2: Midlife Crisis Made Fun
Our review of The Four Seasons season 2 on Netflix. Tina Fey, Colman Domingo return in a heartfelt dramedy that balances grief with humor. Stream now.
6 Free London Events This Weekend: May 29-31
Discover the best free events in London this weekend, from Arsenal celebrations to new exhibitions at the V&A and Wellcome Collection, plus Eid festival and farm fun.
East London Vinyl Crawl: 14 Stores, June 27
The Dig East London vinyl crawl on June 27 brings together 14 record stores for a day of rare finds, DJ sets, and community celebration.
Sam Campbell: Last One Laughing Fans Called Me a Psychopath
Sam Campbell discusses his runner-up finish on Last One Laughing, his new Channel 4 comedy Make That Movie, and the state of TV comedy in this exclusive interview.
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