Metal Bands Embrace Masks: Ghost, Sleep Token, and More
Metal bands like Ghost and Sleep Token are wearing masks to create mystique and artistry, despite challenges like heatstroke and anonymity leaks.
Category : Culture
Woody Brown's 'Upward Bound' - Autism and Adult Care Insight
Woody Brown's debut novel 'Upward Bound' provides a compassionate insider's perspective on life in an adult daycare center for disabled individuals, written by a non-speaking autistic author.
Pet Shop Boys Masterful Obscurities Run in London
Pet Shop Boys launch their five-day Obscure tour at Electric Ballroom, thrilling fans with rare B-sides and deep cuts from their 42-year career, showcasing their tender underbelly.
Brew Better Coffee on a Budget: Expert Tips Revealed
Learn how to make perfect coffee without spending a fortune. Experts answer reader questions on moka pots, water quality, and bean types, plus lazy machine reviews.
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Japanese Risograph Printer Unites Artists Worldwide
Designer Gabriella Marcella's Riso Club connects artists from New York to Damascus through affordable risograph printing, showcasing global creativity in Glasgow exhibition.
Harry Styles Curates Diverse Meltdown Festival Lineup
Harry Styles announces a curated lineup for London's Meltdown festival, featuring jazz, pop, indie, and electronic artists, including Kamasi Washington and Warpaint, with a solo performance by Styles himself.
Creative Uses for Limp Herbs: Freeze, Dry, or Pulse
Discover expert tips on saving limp herbs like rosemary and thyme by freezing, drying, or blending them into salts and oils for dishes from bread to soups.
Jewish Groups Threaten Protests Over Kanye West's London Shows
UK Jewish organizations warn of mass demonstrations if Kanye West performs at Wireless festival, demanding cancellation over his antisemitic remarks despite his apology and offer to meet community leaders.
Angelo De Augustine's Recovery from Medical Crisis
Singer-songwriter Angelo De Augustine recounts his harrowing illness in 2022, where he lost basic functions and was told to return only if he went deaf or blind. He relearned to walk, talk, and play music, inspiring his new album Angel in Plainclothes.
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FOC Fest: Kemah Bob's Comedy Celebration for Femmes of Colour
Standup Kemah Bob expands their FOC It Up club into a full-day festival with workshops, masterclasses, and a comedy show at Soho Theatre, championing diversity and inclusivity in comedy.
Best Spring Jackets for Women: 12 Favorites for All Forecasts
Discover the best spring jackets for women, from quilted and bomber styles to suede and multiwear options. Our curated edit lifts your mood and prepares you for changeable spring weather with lightweight, stylish choices.
Wireless Festival Cancelled After Kanye West UK Ban
The Wireless music festival in London has been cancelled after Kanye West was denied entry to the UK over his history of antisemitic remarks, with refunds issued to ticket holders.
Catholicmaxxing: TikTok Trend Redefines Faith for Gen Z
A new TikTok trend called Catholicmaxxing is attracting young Americans to Catholicism, blending faith with modern influencer culture and sparking debates about religious engagement.
Alice Zaslavsky's Fig Recipe: Picking Figs with Labneh
Discover Alice Zaslavsky's recipe for figs with pomegranate molasses on herbed labneh and pita chips. Learn how to pick the best figs and explore the ancient history of figs and yoghurt in this detailed culinary guide.
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Bund's Socialist Legacy: Model for Jewish Activism Today
Molly Crabapple's new book explores the Jewish Labour Bund's history, fighting Zionism and advocating solidarity across differences, with lessons for contemporary movements.
Global Photography Showcase: Readers' Best Shots from London to Thailand
A stunning collection of reader-submitted photographs captures moments from around the world, including a parakeet in London blossom, a griffon vulture in Spain, and an ornate elephant in Thailand.
Scorsese's 'Silence': A 30-Year Epic on Faith
Martin Scorsese's 2016 film 'Silence,' set in feudal Japan, explores profound themes of faith, doubt, and colonialism through the journey of Jesuit missionaries, marking it as one of his most complex works.
Alan Menken on Disney Legacy, Ashman, and New Musicals
Legendary Disney composer Alan Menken discusses his career, partnership with Howard Ashman, and upcoming projects in an exclusive interview.
Impossible Mission 3 Revives Commodore 64 on Cassette
Impossible Mission 3, a new sequel to the 1984 Commodore 64 classic, launches in May 2026 with digital and physical cassette tape versions, blending retro charm with modern development.
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BBC Sitcom 'W1A' Returns After Nine Years as Hidden Gem
The beloved BBC mockumentary sitcom 'W1A' is making a comeback after nearly a decade, promising more satirical chaos and British humor in its new sequel 'Twenty Twenty Six'.
Catalyst Coffee: Holborn's Scandi-Style Haven with Pop-Ups
Catalyst in Holborn offers serene Scandi-style ambiance, expert coffee from a Diedrich roaster, veggie-focused food, and pop-up dinners from top chefs like Sertaç Dirik.
Kanye West's Wireless Festival Shows Cancelled by UK Home Office
Kanye West's headline performances at London's Wireless Festival 2026 have been cancelled after the Home Office withdrew his travel authorization, following widespread controversy over his past antisemitic statements.
Handcuffed Reality Show Gets Season 2 and Celebrity Spin-Off
Channel 4's divisive reality series 'Handcuffed,' hosted by Jonathan Ross, has been renewed for a second season and a celebrity version, despite criticism of its exploitative nature.
Zendaya on Tom Holland's Romantic Cooking Amid Marriage Talk
Zendaya shares details of Tom Holland's sweet cooking efforts for her vegetarian diet, while addressing ongoing marriage speculation in a new interview.
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Netflix's 'Swindlers' Exposes Con Artist Julia Holmes' Cancer Lie
A new Netflix true crime series reveals the shocking story of Julia Holmes, a fraudster who faked terminal cancer to swindle millions over four decades.
Jiāonest: Refined Chongqing Cuisine in Hoxton
Discover Jiāonest in Haggerston, where delicate málà spice and homely ambiance redefine Chongqing cuisine. Our review covers standout dishes like málà short ribs and mapo tofu.
Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord Gets 100% Rotten Tomatoes
The new Disney Plus series Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord has achieved a rare 100% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, with fans praising its cyberpunk aesthetic and character depth.
BBC Erases Scott Mills from Studios After Firing Over Allegations
The BBC has removed a plaque dedicated to Scott Mills from Radio 1's main studio, following his dismissal over historic conduct allegations and a police investigation.
Harry Styles Curates Meltdown Festival 2026 Lineup
Harry Styles unveils the eclectic lineup for his curated Meltdown festival at London's Southbank Centre, featuring Warpaint, Dev Hynes, Nilüfer Yanya, and more this June.
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Bayeux Tapestry in London: Free Kids Entry at British Museum
The Bayeux Tapestry, a 900-year-old embroidery, will be displayed at the British Museum from September 2026 to July 2027, with free admission for children under 16.
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