Is God Is: Black Female Rage and Revenge on Screen
Aleshea Harris adapts her Obie-winning play into a film starring Kara Young, Mallori Johnson, and Vivica A Fox, exploring vengeance, sisterhood, and the nuances of being a Black woman in America.
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Bournemouth: UK's Top Rainproof Seaside Town Near London
Bournemouth named UK's best rainy day seaside destination with 12 indoor attractions including museums, aquarium, and theatres, just 2 hours from London by train.
Obsession: The Most Disturbing Horror Film in Years
Obsession is a chilling horror film that begins like a rom-com but descends into a terrifying tale of toxic love. Director Curry Barker delivers a masterful, disturbing experience.
Emmerdale Firestarter 'Confirmed' by One Key Clue
Aaron Dingle suspects Kammy Hadiq is the arsonist after noticing tiredness and a backward shirt. Clues point to a hidden secret as barn fires continue.
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William Roache Reveals Corrie Storyline He Couldn't Do
William Roache, who has played Ken Barlow for 65 years, reveals the Coronation Street storyline he struggled with, explaining why he 'just couldn't do' it.
Stage Kiss: Meta-Comedy Triumphs at Hampstead Theatre
Sarah Ruhl's meta-comedy 'Stage Kiss' makes its UK debut at Hampstead Theatre, blending absurd humor with gritty realism in a play-within-a-play about past flames.
Tulsa Ballet: Made in America Review – Dazzling UK Debut
Tulsa Ballet impresses in its first UK visit with a triple bill showcasing elegance, versatility, and technical prowess at the Royal Opera House's Linbury Theatre.
Clarence Carter, Soul Singer of 'Patches,' Dies at 90
Clarence Carter, the blind soul singer behind hits like 'Patches' and 'Slip Away,' has died at 90. His management confirmed complications from pneumonia.
Why science fiction belongs in paperback, not hardback
Readers argue that science fiction paperbacks with lurid covers feel right, while hardbacks are wrong. Plus stalking horses, Putin's parade, opera standing, and middle-age at 60.
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Fatherland Review: Hüller Shines in Pawlikowski's Return
Sandra Hüller stars as Erika Mann in Paweł Pawlikowski's elegant historical drama about Thomas Mann's 1949 German tour, exploring exile, betrayal, and personal tragedy.
Sasha Debevec-McKenney Wins Dylan Thomas Prize
Sasha Debevec-McKenney wins £20,000 Dylan Thomas Prize for her debut poetry collection 'Joy Is My Middle Name', exploring race, addiction, and womanhood.
Rene Matić Wins Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2026
Rene Matić, a Peterborough-born photographer, has won the prestigious Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation prize 2026 for their Berlin exhibition.
Black Diamonds and Blue Brazil Review: Daughter's Quest
Review of Black Diamonds and the Blue Brazil at Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh. Dawn Steele stars in a warm-hearted tale of a town tied to its coal mine and football team.
Tuchel's Secret Meeting That Won Him the England Job
Exclusive: The FA's secret process to hire Thomas Tuchel as England manager, including a private meeting at Munich airport where he presented a plan to win the World Cup.
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Forster's Novel Falls Flat: A Disappointing Fiction Debut
Robert Forster's debut novel lacks melody and rhythm, with plodding dialogue and little emotional resonance, despite his music background.
Trump-Xi Meeting Criticized for All-Male Delegation
A photo of the Trump-Xi bilateral meeting in Beijing shows no women at the table, sparking criticism as a display of patriarchal power and exclusion.
Delta Goodrem Qualifies for Eurovision 2026 Grand Final
Delta Goodrem's powerful performance of 'Eclipse' secures Australia's spot in the Eurovision 2026 grand final, marking the first qualification since 2023.
Parallel Tales: Huppert's Furtive Fantasy in Farhadi's Meta-Drama
Isabelle Huppert stars in Asghar Farhadi's intriguing meta-drama about a writer whose voyeuristic novel blurs with reality, featuring Vincent Cassel and Catherine Deneuve.
Valie Export, Feminist Artist, Dies at 85
Valie Export, the Austrian performance artist and filmmaker who challenged patriarchal norms through provocative works, has died aged 85. Her legacy as a feminist icon endures.
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Glenn Murcutt's Ball-Eastaway House: Touching Earth Lightly
Explore Glenn Murcutt's Ball-Eastaway House, a pioneering sustainable design that floats above the landscape, harmonizing with nature and wildlife.
Backrooms: From 4chan Photo to Horror Film
The Backrooms phenomenon, born from a single eerie photo, evolves into a major horror film directed by 20-year-old Kane Parsons, starring Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve.
Outlander Ends: A Bittersweet Farewell to a Ludicrous Bonkbuster
As Outlander concludes after 12 years, we celebrate its steamy romance, time-travel absurdity, and cultural impact, while acknowledging criticisms of its rape depictions.
Linda Bassett: From Call the Midwife to Zeldin's Care
Linda Bassett discusses her career, from Caryl Churchill to Call the Midwife, and her new role in Alexander Zeldin's play about dementia, Care.
Women's Pleasure in Antiquity: Nymphomaniacs to Agency
Explore how ancient views of women as hypersexual shifted to modern misconceptions, and what we can learn about female pleasure and sexual agency today.
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Sydney Civic Masterpiece Rescued from Drab Partitions
A historic Sydney civic building, once marred by drab partitions and neglect, has been transformed into a stunning venue for haute couture and cultural events, restoring its original grandeur.
Delta Goodrem's Eclipse Eurovision Performance Sends Australia to Final
Delta Goodrem delivers a powerful performance of Eclipse at Eurovision 2026, becoming the first Australian act to qualify for the grand final since 2023.
Britain's First Favourite Butterfly Contest: Vote Now
Butterfly Conservation launches inaugural poll to find Britain's favourite butterfly from 60 species. Voting open until 7 June. Includes profiles of top contenders like the purple emperor and large blue.
An Ideal Husband Review: Oscar Wilde's Comedy Gets Camp Glow-Up
Oscar Wilde's comedy gets a gleefully camp, all-Black revival at Lyric Hammersmith, blending Caribbean flair and modern references while retaining sharp political satire.
Thai Mango and Coconut Sticky Rice Recipe
Learn to make khao niao mamuang, Thailand's beloved dessert of sweet coconut sticky rice with ripe mango, from Helen Goh's simple recipe.
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TV Tonight: Smoggie Queens Returns, First Dates, More
Smoggie Queens is back with psychedelic hijinks. Plus: Fred Sirieix plays Cupid on First Dates, and Unreported World investigates faith-based healing.
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