Groundhog Day 2026: Phil Predicts Extended Winter
Discover the full story behind Groundhog Day 2026, Punxsutawney Phil's winter prediction, and the Pennsylvania Dutch tradition that inspired the classic film.
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London's Anti-Valentine's Guide for Singles
Discover London's best anti-Valentine's events for 2026, from Generator London's 'Meet Your Future Ex' party to SAF's drag bingo and silent disco tours.
Margaret Calvert: Design Pioneer Who Shaped Britain
At 90, Margaret Calvert reflects on her revolutionary career designing Britain's road signs, typefaces, and public graphics that have become national treasures.
PTA Film Dominates London Critics' Circle Awards
Paul Thomas Anderson's new film 'One Battle After Another' swept the London Critics' Circle Awards, winning multiple categories including Film of the Year and Best Director.
London Bakery's Heart-Shaped Croissants for Valentine's
Café Mama & Sons in London launches limited-edition heart-shaped croissants for Valentine's Day, featuring ube and cheese flavours, available from 13-15 February.
Janet Street-Porter Marries for Fifth Time in Secret
Loose Women panellist Janet Street-Porter, 79, has married long-term partner Peter Spanton in a secret weekend ceremony, calling him 'the best' as she ties the knot for the fifth time.
Henry Cavill Looks Younger Filming Highlander Reboot
Henry Cavill appears a decade younger while filming the Highlander reboot in London, sparking fan excitement with new action-packed images from the set.
JK Rowling's Views Tore My Family Apart
A personal account of how arguments over JK Rowling's transgender comments ended a once-close cousin relationship, exploring the painful intersection of fandom and family estrangement.
Oldest Gasholder in Fulham to Be Restored
Gasholder No.2 in Fulham, the world's oldest surviving gasholder, is set for restoration as part of a new west London development, transforming it into a public park feature.
The Bride London Premiere Details Revealed
Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride, a reimagining of Bride of Frankenstein, will have its world premiere in London's Leicester Square this February with major stars attending.
Lisa Snowdon Loves Bon Marché Lace Blouse
This Morning's fashion expert Lisa Snowdon endorses the affordable lace blouse from high street brand Bon Marché, perfect for embracing 2026's lace trend.
Melania Film Surprises UK Box Office
Brett Ratner's authorised documentary about Melania Trump opens at No 29 in the UK box office, outperforming dire predictions with a £32,974 weekend take across 155 cinemas.
Peter Mullan Review: The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford
Peter Mullan delivers a tender performance in Sean Robert Dunn's quirky Scottish dramedy about a historian obsessed with his unscrupulous ancestor.
Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined Review: JRPG Remake
Square Enix's remake of Dragon Quest 7 transforms the PS1 classic into a modern 3D adventure, blending retro charm with updated gameplay for both fans and newcomers.
BTS London VIP Tickets with Hotel Stays On Sale
K-Pop superstars BTS announce two summer 2026 shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with exclusive VIP packages including hotel accommodation now on sale.
Vic and Bob on Shooting Stars' Chaotic Genius
Bob Mortimer and Vic Reeves share behind-the-scenes stories from the cult panel show Shooting Stars, including stink bombs, complaints, and unscripted hilarity.
Chumbawamba Condemn Vox for Using 'Tubthumping'
British pop collective Chumbawamba demands Spain's far-right Vox party stop using their 1997 hit 'Tubthumping' to promote anti-migration agenda.
Grammys 2026: Bad Bunny Wins, Trump Riled, Music Triumphs
The 2026 Grammys saw Bad Bunny make history with album of the year, while Kendrick Lamar dominated rap categories. Despite Donald Trump's criticism, awards celebrated artistic merit over politics.
Bad Bunny Leads Grammy Protest Against ICE and Trump
At the 68th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, Bad Bunny and other artists delivered powerful political statements against ICE and Donald Trump, sparking debate about celebrity activism's role in social justice movements.
London Fashion Week 2026 Returns: Dates & Highlights
London Fashion Week returns in February 2026 with Autumn/Winter collections, followed by a September edition for Spring/Summer 2027 lines. Discover the key dates, designers, and anticipated highlights.
Tate Modern's Frida Kahlo Menu by Michelin Chef
London's Tate Modern gallery collaborates with Michelin-starred chef Santiago Lastra to launch a special menu inspired by the upcoming Frida Kahlo exhibition this summer.
Hollyoaks Star on Lucas Future and Dillon Reunion
Oscar Curtis discusses Lucas Hay's dramatic storyline in Hollyoaks, including his jail time, future decisions, and potential reunion with ex Dillon Ray after Ste's affair.
Janet Street-Porter Marries After 27 Years
Loose Women star Janet Street-Porter, 79, reveals surprise marriage to partner Peter Spanton after 27 years together, marking her fifth wedding.
Night Manager Season 2 Finale Queer Storyline Backlash
BBC spy drama The Night Manager faces fierce criticism after season 2 finale kills off queer character Teddy Dos Santos, with viewers accusing writers of perpetuating harmful 'Bury Your Gays' trope.
Liberation from Beauty Standards Through Age
Zoya Patel explores how ageing offers freedom from patriarchal beauty ideals, reflecting on personal growth beyond appearance in a society obsessed with youth.
Sydney Biennale 2026: Hoor Al Qasimi's Vision Revealed
The 25th Sydney Biennale, curated by Hoor Al Qasimi, features 84 artists from 37 countries across five venues, exploring memory and history through art.
Alison Lester: Magic Beach Author's Creative Process
Australian children's author Alison Lester reveals her creative process in her Nar Nar Goon studio, discussing Magic Beach's success and her unique artistic methods.
Arthouse Films Draw Intergenerational Crowds in Australia
Independent arthouse films at venues like Brisbane's Gallery of Modern Art are attracting diverse, young audiences, with cinematheques seeing a surge in intergenerational family attendance and a shift from streaming to curated cinema experiences.
Ballet Beginner's 16-Week Transformation Journey
A first-time ballet student chronicles her 16-week journey, discovering stronger glutes, improved rhythm, and unexpected foot changes while struggling with left from right.
BBC iPlayer Adds 'Saltburn' Film with Barry Keoghan
BBC iPlayer has quietly added the provocative British drama 'Saltburn', starring Barry Keoghan and Jacob Elordi, sparking renewed debate over its explicit scenes and shocking plot twists.
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