Emmerdale: Charity and Sadie Face the Music in New Clips
Emmerdale spoilers reveal Charity Dingle explains to Sarah about baby Leyla, while Sadie King is caught by Nicola in new video previews.
Category : Culture
September's Greatest Game Releases: From Driver to Astro Bot
A reader highlights iconic September game releases, from Driver: San Francisco to Astro Bot, and previews 2026's exciting lineup including Marvel's Wolverine.
Gary Lineker's The Box: Z-listers tackle silly tasks on ITV1
Gary Lineker hosts The Box on ITV1, where celebrities like Joey Essex and John Bercow compete in mundane games with twists. Plus, Disney at the Proms and more.
A Long Winter review: Haigh's subversive winter western
Andrew Haigh's A Long Winter, adapted from Colm Tóibín's story, transplants grief and desire to 1950s Colorado. The film explores male fragility and a strange freedom after a mother vanishes.
Strong is the New Pretty review: Suzie Miller's AFLW play
Suzie Miller's new play Strong is the New Pretty premieres at Brisbane festival, telling the AFLW's story amid fresh sexism allegations. The 80-minute production mixes shock and comedy.
Tender Loving Care review: Mike Leigh's poignant study of mortality
Mike Leigh's new film 'Tender Loving Care' is a poignant, intergenerational drama about friendship, ageing parents and the sadness of lives moving inexorably on. Screening at Telluride.
GTA 6 Preview Lacks Humor and Interesting Dialogue
A reader argues GTA 6's previews show impressive graphics but lack the humor and engaging dialogue essential to Rockstar's best games, risking a boring experience.
Act 3 review: Molloy and Lawlor's absorbing queer art meditation
Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor's Act 3, screened at Telluride, blends personal reflection with the story of artists Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore, examining their own 'third act' and creative legacy.
Gym group sparks fury over protected rocks at stone circle
A gym group used protected rocks at Stanton Moor's Nine Ladies Stone Circle as workout equipment, sparking outrage and police involvement over potential damage.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert Announces Retirement
Cathy Engelbert will retire as WNBA commissioner on 30 December, ending a tenure marked by record growth, a landmark media deal, and player tensions.
Nepal floods, Kyiv strikes, Plaskett Fire: week in photos
Nepal's flash floods kill over 1,000; Russian strikes hit Kyiv; Plaskett Fire threatens California; Notting Hill carnival and more in 20 powerful images.
Russell Howard announces death of baby son, launches foundation
Comedian Russell Howard announced the death of his baby son Felix, hours after birth. He and wife Cerys Morgan set up the Felix Foundation to support families facing similar loss, launching with a gala at the O2 on 8 February.
Tunnel Rescue and Flooded Wedding: Photos of the Day
A worker rescued from a Nepal tunnel after nine days, a flooded wedding in the Philippines, and more in Friday's global photo roundup.
The Story review: Wright shines in race and media drama
Letitia Wright stars in Tracey Scott Wilson's The Story at the National Theatre, a kinetic drama exposing media spin, racial politics, and Black female ambition, until 24 October.
Berlin Philharmonic and Hadelich dazzle at Proms with flawless Beethoven
Berlin Philharmonic under Kirill Petrenko delivered flawless Beethoven with Augustin Hadelich and a detailed Scriabin Symphony No 3 at the Royal Albert Hall.
The Story review: gripping but overwrought thriller at National Theatre
Letitia Wright leads The Story, a gripping but overwrought journalistic thriller at the National Theatre, inspired by Janet Cooke's fabricated 1980 Pulitzer-winning story.
Chat Pile's Who Loves the Sun: Alt-Rock Rebrand Falls Short
Chat Pile's third album 'Who Loves the Sun' trades sludge-metal ugliness for hooky alt-rock, but lacks the distinction of their debut 'God's Country'.
Joe Lycett's Live Pub Venture Premieres on Channel 4
Joe Lycett opens the Lycett Arms in East London for a live Friday night show on Channel 4, celebrating pubs and featuring celebrity guests.
Blackheath fireworks display to expand to two days
Blackheath fireworks organisers Slammin' Events plan a two-day annual event, increasing capacity from 29,999 to 39,999, despite 17 resident objections.
Melplash Show cider contest faces poor apple harvest
At the Melplash Show, cider-makers sampled 36 entries by 10am, but the summer drought cut the apple crop by around 80%, threatening next year's competition.
Wild Horse Nine: Malkovich's Oscar-worthy turn gets 14-min ovation
Wild Horse Nine, Martin McDonagh's CIA dark comedy starring John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell, earned a 14-minute standing ovation at Venice and hits cinemas November 6.
Final Fantasy Resonance preview: HD-2D's final form
Final Fantasy Resonance, the first HD-2D game in the series, impresses in preview with modern turn-based combat, stunning visuals, and a classic dungeon crawl, launching October 22.
Wild Horse Nine review: McDonagh's acid bromance
Martin McDonagh's Wild Horse Nine, starring Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich, premiered at Venice. The film revisits his signature bromance formula, but with more violence and less charm.
Falling House review: Iranian family hostage drama
Mohsen Gharaei's Falling House, a fierce Iranian drama about a prison guard holding his family hostage, premieres at Venice's Orizzonti section.
Andy Burnham's three favourite London pubs revealed
Prime Minister Andy Burnham reveals his top three London pubs to Time Out, including a Wetherspoons and a Samuel Smith's, citing affordable pints and personal memories.
Love Is Blind UK fans question Ciara's accent 'slip up'
Love Is Blind UK viewers claim Ciara Murphy's accent changed during the weddings. She denies it, citing energy shifts with different partners.
Share Your Best Secondhand Fashion Finds for Second Hand September
Oxfam's Second Hand September campaign urges shoppers to buy preloved clothes for 30 days to cut fashion waste and carbon emissions. Share your best finds and photos.
Tower of London at risk of UNESCO danger listing
Historic England warns the Tower of London could be added to UNESCO's danger list unless the City of London alters skyscraper contours in its draft City Plan 2040.
Olivia Attwood Praises Pete Wicks: 'He's Everything I Knew He Was'
Olivia Attwood opens up on dating Pete Wicks, calling him 'everything I knew he was' after a decade of friendship, and discusses her new London home and podcast success.
GTA 6 Trailer 3 Hopes Rise as Netflix Show Disappoints Fans
GTA 6 fans question if a third trailer is coming after the Netflix show, while readers debate Tomb Raider changes, Nintendo's priorities, and DualSense touchpad neglect.
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