Magnum Photos partners with The Photographers' Gallery for the Odyssey print sale, featuring over 100 photographers like Eve Arnold and Alec Soth. This collection explores physical and emotional journeys across decades and continents, from Palestine to Pe
Explore the historic routes of the 1826 Lancashire Weavers' Uprising through guided walks, uncovering the rebellion against power looms and its tragic legacy in the West Pennine Moors.
A psychological thriller set in a Gloucestershire field pits a reclusive far-right conspiracist against a mysterious YouTuber investigating his daughter's murder. Solid performances but predictable plot.
Colm Tóibín's new short story collection delves into themes of grief, betrayal, and moral complexity through tales of characters living far from home, from Argentina to County Wexford.
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Melbourne hosts Australia's inaugural Cake Picnic with 1,600 cakes shared among attendees. Baker Alice Bennett helps judge the event, part of the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival.
The 2026 Australian Urban Design Awards celebrate projects like Campbelltown's car park and St Kilda's pier, emphasizing a gentler, more inclusive approach to urban transformation that balances functionality with community and environmental needs.
Swedish pop icon Robyn returns with 'Sexistential,' her ninth album that deconstructs romantic love through sharp electronic sounds and emotional depth.
Eddie Marsan stars in this true-crime thriller about a 2004 Belfast bank robbery, but the film feels underpowered and clumsily assembled despite its promising premise.
A major retrospective of Hurvin Anderson's work at Tate Britain delves into the artist's exploration of Black British and Jamaican heritage through dreamlike, unresolved paintings that grapple with memory and belonging.
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Alan Bennett's new diary collection from 2016-2024 reveals his reflections on aging, creative success, and eternal embarrassment, with layered prose that gains new meaning over time.
Francis Beckett, son of real-life Nazi John Beckett, critiques the Peaky Blinders film for historical inaccuracies, warning it panders to populist trends and harms truth in a post-truth era.
Discover the hottest food trends for 2026, from pecan dominance and Cambodian cuisine to the decline of pistachio and air fryers. Explore what's cooking and what's past its prime.
Biscoff biscuits have evolved from an obscure airline treat to a global social media phenomenon, driving viral recipes and brand collaborations. Experts analyze the trends behind its sweet success.
Tim Bryn Smith's Surrender to It reunites aging actors for a hiking weekend, blending maudlin drama with awkward comedy in an amateurish production.
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Manchester's Strange Quarter, a vibrant cultural hub born from industrial estates near Strangeways prison, faces an existential threat from a 20-year, 130-hectare redevelopment plan proposing 7,000 homes and commercial spaces.
Discover expert tips on making the most of spring's bounty, from elderflower-infused gin to fresh broad beans, with gardening advice for sowing and harvesting seasonal produce.
The Bafta TV awards 2026 nominations are out, with Netflix's Adolescence leading the pack. Discover all nominees across drama, comedy, and reality categories in this comprehensive guide.
Jack Thorne's Netflix drama Adolescence dominates the 2026 Bafta TV award nominations, securing 11 nods. Steven Knight's A Thousand Blows and Star Wars spin-off Andor also receive multiple nominations.
A new museum in north London showcases over 100,000 items documenting British youth subcultures, from punk to grime, through photographs and artifacts.
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The Screen Cuba film festival in the UK highlights Cuban cinema's resilience against US sanctions, featuring classics like 'Hasta Cierto Punto' and exploring themes of gender and politics.
Comedy icons Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders will play the Ugly Sisters in Cinderella at the London Palladium, marking their first stage collaboration in 17 years.
Experts reveal why wooden chopping boards are superior to titanium for knife longevity and antibacterial properties, with tips on maintenance to prevent mould and stains.
The UK broadcasting regulator Ofcom has reversed its decision and will now investigate complaints about climate change denial on television and radio for the first time since 2017, following pressure from campaigners.
The third and final season of Netflix's Heartbreak High remake offers sprightly energy and a fresh-faced cast but lacks the gritty realism of the original 1990s series.
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Mike Nichols' 1966 film adaptation of Edward Albee's play celebrates its 60th anniversary, with Elizabeth Taylor's searing performance as Martha still crackling with emotional intensity and raw power.
Discover Alice Zaslavsky's innovative en papillote fish recipe with roasted potatoes. This Easter cooking method traps aromas and flavors, perfect for home chefs seeking confidence with seafood.
The Royal Academy showcases Michaelina Wautier, a 17th-century trailblazer whose paintings were misattributed to male peers for 300 years, revealing her exceptional talent through a groundbreaking exhibition.
Anna Dempsey's unpublished novel 'This Is About an Alligator and Nothing Else' has won the inaugural Hilary Mantel prize for fiction, receiving £7,500 and mentoring support.
Boyan Chowdhury, a founding member of The Zutons, was seriously injured in a racist assault in Liverpool. He fears the UK is entering a dark historical phase and calls for justice.
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Archaeologists discovered 13 skeletons seated upright in Iron Age graves in Dijon, France, with evidence of violent deaths and a nearby infant necropolis.
