Care Review: Dementia Play Raises Urgent Questions
Alexander Zeldin's play 'Care' at the Young Vic offers a searing look at dementia and care home loneliness, with powerful performances by Linda Bassett and Hayley Carmichael.
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Bluebells and Ferns in Tamar Valley Spring
In the Tamar Valley, bluebells and ferns flourish after May rains, while a grass snake suns itself. Hawthorn blossom and fruit trees mark spring's progress.
Thursday News Quiz: Eurovision, Tesla, Strictly Trivia
Test your knowledge with 15 questions on topical news, pop culture, and general knowledge. Can you beat the swan of knowledge?
Ricotta and Breadcrumb Balls in Tomato Chilli Basil Sauce
Luscious ricotta and breadcrumb balls simmered in a rich tomato, basil, and chilli sauce make a perfect weeknight dinner. Easy and delicious.
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Jurassic Oceans: Prehistoric Sea Monsters Exhibition
The Natural History Museum's Jurassic Oceans exhibition showcases fearsome marine reptiles like plesiosaurs and ichthyosaurs, highlighting parallels with today's warming oceans.
Elon Musk Show Returns: Twitter Takeover & Trump Fallout
The Elon Musk Show sequel on BBC Two delves into his Twitter/X takeover and Trump fallout. Plus, Race Across the World final and more TV tonight.
Diabolic Review: Mormon Horror Misses Knockout Blow
A review of Diabolic, an Australian-shot indie horror set in Mormon country. Despite competent filmmaking, the film collapses into clichés and never delivers a satisfying punch.
10 Quirky British Oddities to Visit and Marvel At
Explore Britain's weirdest attractions: a 26ft bronze giant in Suffolk, a mannequin graveyard in Lincolnshire, and more eccentric wonders from a new book.
Stephen Sondheim Biography: Genius and Ambivalence
Daniel Okrent's biography of Stephen Sondheim offers a perfect blend of gossip and erudition, exploring the musical master's life, work, and the vibrant New York milieu that shaped him.
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Notre Salut Review: Vichy France's Bureaucratic Complicity
A novelistic, intimate film about a Vichy bureaucrat's daily life, exploring collaboration and moral blindness in Nazi-occupied France.
Fight Like a Girl: Boxing Rebuilds a Broken Life
A new film shows how boxing helped Clarck Ntambwe heal after her father's murder, inspired by her late coach Kibomango, a former child soldier turned boxing champion.
Liz Lawrence on Grief and New Album Vespers
Singer-songwriter Liz Lawrence discusses her new album Vespers, a grief record following her sister's death, and finding solace in frank, quiet sadness.
Husband Criticizes Mopping: You Be the Judge
Martin criticizes Deirdre's mopping technique, calling it inefficient and germ-spreading. Deirdre insists it's necessary for cleanliness. Readers weigh in on the domestic dispute.
The Boroughs: Witty Monster Series with Star Cast
A retirement village Scooby gang battles a horrific creature in this funny, tender, wise series executive produced by the Duffer Brothers. On Netflix now.
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The Boroughs: Senior Stranger Things Lacks Magic
The Duffer brothers' new Netflix series The Boroughs follows seniors in a retirement community fighting aliens, but the mystery lacks the charm of Stranger Things.
Snot Rockets Plague UK Parks: Runners Defend Gross Habit
Runners in UK parks are firing snot rockets, sparking debate over hygiene. Experts explain the science behind runny noses during exercise and offer etiquette tips.
Electric Shuffle Canary Wharf: High-Tech Shuffleboard
Discover Electric Shuffle in Canary Wharf, a high-tech twist on classic shuffleboard with interactive boards, excellent service, and fun game modes. Perfect for group outings.
Daily Horoscope May 21, 2026: Star Sign Predictions
The Sun moves into Gemini, urging focus on the present. Virgo, Aquarius, Taurus: social and professional sectors buzz. All signs' horoscopes for May 21, 2026.
Glen Powell Horrified by Fan Eating His Face Photos
Glen Powell reveals a London fan ate edible photos of his face daily for 80 days, asking for a movie role. He shared the bizarre story at The Hollywood Reporter Roundtable.
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Netflix Thriller 'Nemesis' with 92% RT Score Climbs Charts
Crime thriller 'Nemesis' soars to Netflix's second most-watched show with a 92% Rotten Tomatoes score, praised for its stylish chaos and explosive tension.
Owen Wilson Film Backlash Over Travis Scott Casting
Owen Wilson's new film 'Rolling Loud The Movie' faces backlash for casting Travis Scott as a headliner, given the 2021 Astroworld tragedy. Critics call it 'offensively tone deaf.'
Metro Cartoon: Guy Venables May 20, 2026
The Metro daily cartoon by Guy Venables published on May 20, 2026. Order prints or view more stories on drug dealer and lorry driver.
Harry Styles Responds to Tour Sightline Complaints
Harry Styles responds to fan backlash over obstructed views at his Together, Together tour launch in Amsterdam, promising stage adjustments for better visibility.
Caroline Aherne Biography: Comedy Maverick's Legacy
A review of David Scott's biography of Caroline Aherne, focusing on her work as the creative force behind Mrs Merton and The Royle Family.
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Charlie the Wonderdog Review: Owen Wilson's Superpowered Pooch
Owen Wilson lends his drawl to a dog who gains superpowers after alien abduction in this frenetic animation. A passable but forgettable family film.
Munya Chawawa: Satire in a Collapsing World
Comedian Munya Chawawa discusses political satire in the age of social media, drawing parallels between Donald Trump and wrestlers, and finding humor amid chaos.
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning Review: Gen Z Discontent
Clio Barnard's absorbing social-realist film depicts five friends from Birmingham facing divided destinies, with outstanding performances and a mix of poignancy and defiance.
Stephen Colbert's Late Show Ends Amid Controversy
Stephen Colbert's The Late Show bids farewell after cancellation, leaving a void in late-night TV. Celebrities, critics, and colleagues reflect on his unique blend of satire, empathy, and moral voice.
Amazon Prime's NBA Playoff Coverage: Alienating and Visionary
Amazon Prime's NBA playoff broadcast feels isolating and dull, reflecting a fragmented future where live sport becomes an exclusive privilege for the elite.
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London Records: Hedonistic Madness of a 90s Music Label
Explore the chaotic, drug-fueled culture of London Records in the 90s, home to Goldie, Bananarama, and more, as a new podcast revisits its legacy.
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