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Film podcast host Amanda Dobbins shares four essential strategies to minimize distractions and create a theater-like atmosphere when watching movies at home, perfect for catching up on Oscar-nominated films.
Motaz Malhees, star of Oscar-nominated film 'The Voice of Hind Rajab,' cannot attend Academy Awards due to Trump-era travel restrictions on Palestinian passport holders.
Jürgen Habermas, a towering figure in 20th-century philosophy known for his theories on democracy and European integration, has passed away at 96, leaving a legacy of intellectual discourse.
Larry Garner never forgot a classmate's brilliant galleon painting from primary school in 1961. After decades apart, they reconnected in their 60s and found love, proving some artistic impressions last a lifetime.
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Discover how Coogee, a Sydney beachside suburb, has become a thriving Irish hub with nearly 20% of residents claiming Irish ancestry, featuring themed bars, rugby teams, and a strong community network.
Liz Steel and Marc Taro Holmes co-founded the #OneWeek100People challenge, inspiring artists globally to sketch 100 people in seven days. Now in its 10th year, this initiative promotes creativity, mindfulness, and community through urban sketching.
Elevator Repair Service's Gatz presents F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel in full over eight and a half hours, creating a transfixing theatrical experience that blends office life with literary immersion at Her Majesty's Theatre, Adelaide.
Comedian Hannah Gadsby answers 10 chaotic questions in a new video, discussing topics like thruple invitations in a potato and her unique comedic perspective.
Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby discusses their free standup special 'Woof!', anxiety, controversial pop culture opinions, and a surprising fan encounter with the Obamas in this revealing interview.
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FCC Chair Brendan Carr warns mainstream news outlets could lose spectrum permits for 'misleading' coverage of Iran conflict, echoing Trump administration complaints about media bias.
Documents reveal Queensland arts minister John-Paul Langbroek intervened to name a new theatre Glasshouse, overriding board recommendations to honor Aboriginal poet Oodgeroo Noonuccal, sparking criticism.
Sarah Michelle Gellar announces Hulu has cancelled the planned reboot of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, ending hopes for a sequel series directed by Oscar-winner Chloé Zhao.
The world's oldest circus, Paris's Cirque d'Hiver, will undergo a four-year restoration to uncover and preserve 19th-century painted panels hidden for decades, returning the iconic venue to its original glory.
Despite frequent obituaries, feminism thrives with tangible progress from #MeToo to legal reforms. This article explores its ongoing impact and why the fight for equality continues.
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DakaDaka, a new Georgian restaurant on Heddon Street in London's West End, offers a rowdy atmosphere with loud music and traditional dishes, but the cooking has highs and lows.
A new Pride & Prejudice drama, The Other Bennet Sister, tells overlooked Mary's story on BBC One. Plus, Boarders comedy returns and Oscars coverage airs.
A newly discovered painting and letter show how Edvard Munch profoundly shaped Paula Rego's artistic vision after she saw his work as a teenager in 1951.
Jehnny Beth, former Savages singer, shares her heartfelt music journey, from Chet Baker's jazz to Le Tigre's feminist punk, revealing emotional ties and hidden favorites.
A decade after his first Oscars, Dave Schilling reflects on how the ceremony struggles to maintain relevance in an era of perpetual crisis while arguing that cinema remains a vital artistic medium.
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The British version of Saturday Night Live prepares for launch, bringing together a new generation of comedians to tackle UK politics and culture in a live sketch format.
At 80, Iranian author Shahrnush Parsipur discusses her banned novella 'Women Without Men,' imprisonment, and why she believes Iranian women will bring down the regime. Her book, longlisted for the 2026 International Booker, arrives in the UK.
Peter Bradshaw shares his expert predictions for the 98th Academy Awards, forecasting potential sweeps for 'Sinners' and 'One Battle After Another' while highlighting overlooked contenders.
Discover how to make authentic Irish stew with expert tips on meat selection, potatoes, and cooking techniques for a hearty, traditional dish.
Guinness partners with luxury brand JW Anderson for a 17-piece fashion collection featuring a £1,295 'pub carpet' jumper, transforming beer branding into high-end apparel.
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Readers debate whether novels or films are more realistic, exploring inner thoughts, visual limitations, and artistic interpretations in this cultural discussion.
A critical look at popular sayings like 'travel broadens the mind' reveals many are not universally true. Readers question proverbs and their validity in modern life.
Prue Leith shares insights from her decades-long career as a chef, restaurateur, and TV judge, discussing Bake Off, business success, and embracing life in her 80s.
Conan O'Brien returns as host for the 2026 Oscars at the Dolby Theatre. Get details on his career, family life, and what to expect from the ceremony.
DS Walsh intensifies her investigation into Bear Wolf's killing of Ray Walters, uncovering new evidence that could implicate Paddy Kirk and seal Bear's fate in the ongoing Emmerdale saga.
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Martin Clunes discusses the unsettling archive footage of disgraced BBC presenter Huw Edwards he watched while preparing for a new Channel 5 drama about his downfall.
