Tribute to Mark Fisher: Cultural Critic's Legacy
A heartfelt letter reflects on the life and impact of Mark Fisher, the influential writer and thinker known for his work on capitalism and mental health.
Category : Culture
Cartoon Satirises Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
A new cartoon by Nicola Jennings in The Guardian offers a satirical take on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, highlighting public and media scrutiny.
Melania Trump Billboard Vandalised in LA
Billboards for Melania Trump's Amazon Prime documentary in Los Angeles have been defaced with graffiti depicting her defecating on the American flag, amid backlash over the film and director Brett Ratner.
Netflix Adds 'Quiz' Drama on Game Show Cheat Scandal
Netflix quietly streams 'Quiz', a gripping drama about the 'coughing major' Charles Ingram's Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? cheating controversy, praised by critics and viewers.
Alexander Skarsgård to Host Saturday Night Live in 2026
Swedish actor Alexander Skarsgård is set to host the iconic US sketch show Saturday Night Live in February 2026, marking a major career milestone.
Rome Church Angel Restoration Sparks Meloni Controversy
Investigations launched after restored angel in Rome basilica allegedly resembles Italian PM Giorgia Meloni, causing political and ecclesiastical uproar.
Melania Documentary Earns $8M, Fails to Turn Profit
Amazon's Melania Trump documentary has earned $8 million in its US debut, the strongest documentary opening in over a decade, but fell short of profit due to high production and promotion costs.
Weekend Photos: Fire Beasts, Fashion, and Protests
A visual journey through the weekend's events worldwide, from Barcelona's fiery Foguerons festival to Venice's carnival and political demonstrations across the globe.
Reusable Essentials for a Sustainable Super Bowl Party
Discover 15 reusable party tools, from drink dispensers to cloth napkins, to host a low-waste Super Bowl celebration or any gathering with ease and style.
Musk Criticises Nolan's Casting Integrity
Elon Musk claims Christopher Nolan has 'lost all integrity' over casting decisions for his upcoming epic film adaptation of Homer's The Odyssey, sparking online debate.
Historic Maserati Cars Recreated for Film in Italy
Italian artisans meticulously recreate historic Maserati vehicles for a major film project, blending automotive heritage with cinematic artistry in a unique cultural endeavour.
Lily Collins Tribute to Dad Phil Collins on 75th Birthday
Lily Collins celebrates father Phil Collins' 75th birthday with rare photos and emotional tribute, as the music icon opens up about health battles.
My Brother's a Genius: Sheffield Theatre Review
Debris Stevenson's poetic drama at Sheffield Playhouse explores neurodivergent twins' dreams through grime and movement in an infectious production.
Catherine O'Hara's Private Illness Shocked Friends
Friends and colleagues were reportedly kept in the dark about Catherine O'Hara's brief illness before her sudden death at 71, with many expressing complete shock at the news.
Graeme Base's Animalia Wins Top Children's Book Poll
Graeme Base's Animalia has been voted Australia's best children's picture book in a national poll, with the author discussing its creation in a new podcast.
Kids Debate Who Sank the Boat in Pamela Allen Story
A video captures young children passionately discussing who was responsible for sinking the boat in Pamela Allen's beloved picture book, offering fresh and humorous insights into the classic story.
Why Songs Get Stuck in Your Head: The Earworm Effect
Exploring the psychological phenomenon of earworms, from Pinkfong's Baby Shark to everyday tunes, and what makes certain songs so catchy and persistent in our minds.
Stranger's Kindness: Tea and Cake for Boy in Rain
A heartwarming story of a stranger's unexpected kindness, offering tea and cake to a young boy caught in the rain, highlighting the power of small gestures in daily life.
Sister's Grief: Three Brothers Murdered in Troubles
Pam Morrison, 78, reflects on the IRA murders of her three brothers during Northern Ireland's conflict, marking decades of unresolved pain and loss.
See Tonight's Snow Moon: February Full Moon Guide
The Snow Moon, February's full moon, peaks tonight at 10.09pm UK time. Learn about its Native American origins, viewing tips with binoculars or telescope, and other monthly moon names.
Lucy Letby Parents' Arrest in Netflix Documentary
A new Netflix documentary will include video footage of Lucy Letby's parents being arrested, sparking debate over media ethics and victim privacy in high-profile UK cases.
Catherine O'Hara: Comedy Legend's Legacy
Tributes pour in for Catherine O'Hara, the beloved actress known for roles in Home Alone and Schitt's Creek, who passed away at 72, leaving a lasting impact on film and television.
Jason Derulo's London Show: Hits Shine Amidst Chaos
Jason Derulo's performance at London's O2 Arena delivered nostalgic hits but suffered from disjointed staging and unclear artistic direction in his 'Last Dance' tour.
Mulligatawny Recipe: Spicy Winter Soup Guide
Learn how to make mulligatawny, a British-Indian winter soup, with Felicity Cloake's easy nine-step recipe. Perfect for cold days.
Stephen K Amos Show Review: Laughter Science & Nostalgia
Veteran comedian Stephen K Amos delivers convivial good fun in his touring show Now We're Talking!, exploring laughter science and 1970s nostalgia at Leicester Square Theatre.
Pepper-Spray Attack at German Club Injures 38
A mass pepper-spraying incident at a nightclub in Bremervorde, Germany, resulted in 38 injuries, with eight people hospitalised. Police are investigating the attack that caused chaos on the dancefloor.
Valentine's Day 2026: 38 Lasting Gift Ideas
Skip clichés this Valentine's Day with our curated list of 38 unique gifts, from personalised jewellery to adventure gear, designed to show lasting thoughtfulness beyond 14 February.
London Church Funds £730k Antiracism Project
The Diocese of London is unlocking £730,000 to promote racial justice in sermons and schools, part of a three-year initiative separate from the controversial Project Spire fund.
Wimpy Kid Author Jeff Kinney on 300M Books and Future
Jeff Kinney, author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, discusses reaching 300 million books sold, his 20th installment Partypooper, and ambitious plans beyond writing.
Canterbury Archbishop Defends £100m Slavery Project
Archbishop Sarah Mullally defends Project Spire, a £100m Church of England initiative addressing historical slavery links, amid Tory criticism over funding priorities.
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