Alison Hammond Sets Record Straight on Strictly Hosting Rumors
Alison Hammond addresses speculation about hosting Strictly Come Dancing, clarifying she never turned down the opportunity and remains enthusiastic about the role.
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Natasha Lyonne Kicked Off Flight After Euphoria Premiere
Actor Natasha Lyonne was reportedly removed from a Delta flight from Los Angeles to New York following an onboard incident hours after attending the Euphoria season 3 premiere.
Dan Levy Moves from Schitt's Creek to Netflix Crime Series
Dan Levy discusses his shift from the beloved warmth of Schitt's Creek to the thrilling crime comedy Big Mistakes on Netflix, exploring dark humor and family dynamics in organized crime.
Lido Festival Cancels June Dates Over Ground Conditions
London's Lido Festival cancels most June dates, including CMAT and Bombay Bicycle Club shows, due to ground conditions in Victoria Park, with one date rescheduled to August.
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Wine Pairings for Steak and Fine Meat Cuts
Discover the ultimate wine pairings for steak and premium meat cuts, from fillet to rib-eye, with expert advice on matching wine to cooking methods for a perfect dining experience.
LIDO Festival Moved to August to Protect Victoria Park
London's LIDO Festival has been rescheduled from June to late August 2026 to protect ground conditions in Victoria Park following extreme weather. Maribou State will perform on the new date, but other acts have been cancelled with full refunds issued.
Malcolm in the Middle Reboot Sparks Tears, Revives TV Revivals
The Malcolm in the Middle reboot on Disney Plus has left viewers sobbing with its heartfelt return, offering a masterclass in how to revive a beloved sitcom after 20 years.
Love on the Spectrum Creator on Show's Life-Changing Impact
Cian O'Clery, creator of Netflix's Love on the Spectrum, discusses the show's honest approach to dating for autistic individuals, its global success, and its profound effects on cast members' lives.
Queer East Festival 2026: East Asian LGBTQ+ Cinema Returns
Queer East Festival announces its 2026 line-up, featuring UK premieres and award-winning films from East and Southeast Asia, running from May 1 to June 6 in London venues.
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East London Cinema Reopens with New Operator Bid
Hackney's Castle Cinema is bidding to operate a new two-screen venue in Highams Park's The Regal development, aiming to bring community spirit and curated films to north-east London.
Belle and Sebastian Revive Classic Albums in Anniversary Tour
Belle and Sebastian celebrate 30 years of their debut albums with a vibrant Royal Albert Hall performance, transforming their intimate recordings into lush live experiences.
Kiss of the Spider Woman Revival at Leicester Curve
A slick revival of Kander and Ebb's musical at Leicester Curve features powerful performances and Hollywood-inspired fantasy sequences, exploring prison life and friendship.
Doug Allan, Attenborough's Cameraman, Dies Trekking in Nepal
Doug Allan, the award-winning wildlife cameraman who worked on David Attenborough's Planet series, has died aged 74 while trekking in Nepal, leaving behind a legacy of breathtaking natural world footage.
Cameron Picton's My New Band Believe: Acoustic Art-Rock Debut
Former Black Midi bassist Cameron Picton unveils his debut album with My New Band Believe, trading maximalist noise for acoustic instrumentation and melodic subtlety while retaining artistic complexity.
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Muriel Spark's Works: A Guide to Her Novels and Stories
Explore Muriel Spark's iconic novels and short stories, from 'The Comforters' to 'The Driver's Seat,' as we mark 20 years since her death with insights from a new biography.
Creative Recipes for the Hungry Gap Season
Discover innovative ways to use winter vegetables and frozen fruits during the hungry gap period before spring bounty arrives, with recipes from top chefs.
Cream Sherry's Modern Revival: Shedding Stuffy Reputation
Cream sherry, long associated with bygone eras, is poised for a contemporary makeover. Discover its rich history, versatile flavor profile, and why it deserves rediscovery beyond its traditional image.
Modern A Doll's House: Sex, Drugs, and Capitalism in London
Anya Reiss updates Ibsen's classic with Instagram, addiction, and banking culture at the Almeida Theatre, starring Romola Garai in a provocative new adaptation.
Cocteau Twins' 20 Greatest Songs: A Dream-Pop Journey
Forty years after Victorialand, we rank the Scottish band's 20 best tracks from goth beginnings to weightless masterpieces, celebrating their unique dream-pop legacy.
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Cannes 2026: Auteurs and Stars Dominate Festival Lineup
The 79th Cannes Film Festival unveils an auteur-heavy competition, featuring Pedro Almodóvar and Hirokazu Kore-eda, with stars like Gillian Anderson and John Travolta on the red carpet.
Freida McFadden Reveals True Identity as Doctor Sara Cohen
The bestselling thriller writer Freida McFadden has ended years of speculation by revealing her real name is Sara Cohen, a 45-year-old doctor from Boston who kept her writing career secret to protect her medical profession.
Missing Wolf, Sydney Sunset: Daily Photo Highlights
A curated collection of global photographs captures diverse moments, from a missing wolf in South Korea to a serene Sydney sunset, highlighting news, culture, and nature worldwide.
Stephen Lillie's Artemis II Crew Cartoon Commentary
A new cartoon by Stephen Lillie depicts the return of the Artemis II crew, offering a satirical take on space exploration and its broader implications in 2026.
Paul Dano: Kindness, Music, and The Wizard of the Kremlin
Actor Paul Dano discusses his career, from singing with Brian Wilson to playing Putin's strategist, emphasizing the importance of kindness and staying grounded in Hollywood.
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Overnight Audiobook Review: Dan Richards on Night Workers
Dan Richards' audiobook Overnight offers an immersive journey into the lives of night shift workers, from bakers in London to ferry operatives in Aberdeen, narrated with atmospheric depth.
Bychkov's Mahler Cycle Earns Place Among Greats
Semyon Bychkov's complete Mahler symphony cycle with the Czech Philharmonic, newly released as a box set by Pentatone, demonstrates meticulous artistry and imaginative interpretation that places it alongside the finest recordings in classical music histor
BBC's 'Mint' Reimagines Romeo & Juliet with Electrifying Drama
Charlotte Regan's BBC drama 'Mint' transforms Shakespeare's classic into a sparse, visually stunning story of rival crime families and impossible love, featuring rapper Loyle Carner's acting debut.
Kimmel, Colbert Mock Trump's Iran Threats and Negotiators
Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert sharply criticized Donald Trump's threats against Iran and his choice of ceasefire negotiators, including JD Vance, in their Wednesday night monologues.
Ukulele Learning Sparks Joy and Connection in Life
A personal journey of rediscovering music through the ukulele, leading to profound happiness and social connection, inspired by a chance encounter at a party.
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Wireless Festival Future in Doubt After Kanye West Backlash
London's Wireless Festival faces collapse after cancelling due to backlash over headliner Kanye West, with experts warning of financial and reputational damage.
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