Netflix Thriller 'Apex' Tops Charts with Charlize Theron
Netflix's survival thriller 'Apex' starring Charlize Theron as a woman hunted in the Australian wilderness has become the most-watched film on the platform, earning critical acclaim.
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Jon Batiste's Honest Playlist: Punk to Jazz, No Song Shaming
Jon Batiste shares his musical journey, from Clarence Carter to Amyl and the Sniffers, and why he can't stand Steely Dan.
Adjoa Andoh on Shakespeare, Bridgerton, and DEI
Adjoa Andoh discusses her Folger Shakespeare Library residency, Bridgerton's impact on casting, and the importance of diversity in the arts.
The Shambolic Birth of Comic Relief 40 Years On
Comic Relief started 40 years ago with an all-night show full of swearing and chaos. Founders Lenny Henry, Richard Curtis, and others recall its scrappy origins.
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Monk Football and Sperm Whales: Photo Awards 2026 Winners
The 11th All About Photo awards feature stunning images from monk football to sperm whales, with $5,000 in prizes. First place goes to Matt McClain.
I Saw Satan at the 7-Eleven Review: Devil Road Trip
Christopher Brett Bailey's surreal novella reading at Soho Theatre is a freewheeling, viciously told road trip with the devil, blending gross humor and erotic tension.
Wozzeck Review: Berg's Opera More Harrowing Than Ever
The London Philharmonic and video art by Ilya Shagalov combine to make Berg's opera even more adrenaline-inducing at the Royal Festival Hall.
JD Salinger Letters Reveal Wariness Over Reviewers
Newly released letters show JD Salinger asked his editor to remove his 'Jewish-Irishness' from The Catcher in the Rye's jacket, fearing misuse by critics.
Dining Across the Divide: French Immigrant and Restore Britain Supporter
Caroline, a French immigrant, and Marcus, a Restore Britain voter, discuss flags, Brexit, and immigration over dinner in Plymouth, finding unexpected civility.
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Matthias Jügler on GDR 'Stolen Children' Trauma in Novel
Matthias Jügler's novel 'Mayfly Season' explores forced adoptions in East Germany, sparking backlash from officials. He discusses the trauma and censorship.
Perfect Custard Creams Recipe: Homemade Upgrade
Learn to make perfect custard creams at home with this recipe. Crisp biscuits and creamy filling elevate the classic British biscuit.
Louise Lecavalier: Danses Vagabondes – Witchy Raver Meets Grandmother
At 67, Louise Lecavalier performs uncompromising solos in Danses Vagabondes, blending athleticism with a maverick spirit at Sadler's Wells East.
History's Greatest Bad Smells: Tofu Spills to Plagues
A Missouri tofu spill caused an 'unforgettable' stench. We explore history's worst smells, from medieval plagues to modern disasters.
Blouge Wine Boom: Fresh White-Red Blend Takes Over Bars
Discover blouge, the light, fresh wine blending white and red grapes. A new trend in natural wine bars, perfect for sunny afternoons and apéro.
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Heartsink Review: Doctor Struggles as Patient
A review of Farine Clarke's medical drama Heartsink, where a terminally ill doctor finds it hard to adapt to being a patient, with brief debates on euthanasia and the NHS.
Chef Rick Martínez's Kitchen Secrets from Mazatlán
Discover Rick Martínez's essential tools, pantry upgrades, and tips for bringing Mexican flavors into your home kitchen, from comals to piloncillo.
Michael Jackson Biopic: Why Now?
A new Michael Jackson biopic could earn $1bn globally. Despite allegations, his popularity endures. We explore the film's troubled history and fan reactions.
Tom Gauld: Almost Reading the Greats Cartoon
A witty Tom Gauld cartoon explores the humorous gap between owning classic books and actually reading them, resonating with book lovers.
Global Events in Photos: Gaza Vote, Trump Scare, Marathon
A roundup of striking images from around the world, including voting in Gaza, a security scare at the WH dinner, the London Marathon, and more.
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Graham Norton Can't Save ITV's 'Dreadful' Reality Show
ITV's new reality show 'The Neighbourhood' flopped despite Graham Norton's presence, drawing only 1.2 million viewers and harsh criticism.
M&S Car Coat Hailed as Perfect Spring Wardrobe Staple
Marks and Spencer's Pure Cotton Car Coat receives rave reviews for spring versatility, with shoppers calling it a 'wardrobe staple' at £70.
Inside Banksyville: Artist Owns Pub, Locals Call Him Dave
A Somerset village renamed Banksyville after the elusive artist's pub investment. Locals know him as Dave, with Michael Eavis and Chris Martin also involved.
Chernobyl 40th Anniversary Vigil in Ukraine
Dozens in hazmat suits held a vigil in Slavutych, Ukraine, marking 40 years since the Chernobyl disaster, despite wartime curfews.
My husband's cooking saved our marriage – but people judge
When my husband took over cooking, it transformed our marriage. But societal judgment persists. A story of love, food, and breaking stereotypes.
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Capaldi Slams Doctor Who Fans Over 'Too Serious' Attitude
Peter Capaldi criticizes Doctor Who fans for taking the show too seriously, defends Jodie Whittaker and Ncuti Gatwa against 'woke' backlash.
Chernobyl's Most Chilling Death: Vasily Ignatenko
40 years after Chernobyl, Vasily Ignatenko's radiation death remains TV's most chilling moment, highlighting the cost of Soviet lies and incompetence.
BBC Picks New Strictly Hosts After Secret Auditions
The BBC has chosen Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman's successors for Strictly Come Dancing after a lengthy audition process. Nine stars were in the final phase.
Only Fools Superfan Gets Full Back Tattoo of Del Boy
Justin Scudder, 46, spent £5,000 and over 40 hours on a full back tattoo featuring Del Boy, Rodney, and Uncle Albert from the classic sitcom.
Hell's Kitchen London: Fine Dining Beyond the Hype
I expected a gimmick tied to a TV show, but Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen London offers one of the most impressive dining experiences I've had in the city.
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Overcoming Colourism to Embrace Outdoor Running
A runner shares her journey of overcoming colourism in her Somali community, learning to enjoy outdoor running and summer activities despite family criticism about skin tone.
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