Crispin the Canary: A Tiny Bird with a Giant Ego
A heartwarming tale of Crispin, a bold canary who ruled the roost, sang to Mozart, and left a lasting impression on his owner.
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Killer on the Air Review: Radio Host's Moral Dilemma
A radio host's tough-love advice is tested when a caller threatens to kill her husband's lover, forcing her to confront her own hypocrisy in this compelling B-movie thriller.
Angine de Poitrine UK Debut: Hypnotic and Harebrained
Quebec duo Angine de Poitrine's first UK show at Brudenell Social Club is a sold-out spectacle of polka dots, complex musicianship, and infectious fun.
Stephen Graham Kisses Mary Berry at TV Baftas 2026
Exclusive backstage photos from the 2026 TV Baftas, including Stephen Graham kissing Mary Berry, Claudia Winkleman's joy, and Alan Carr's selfies.
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Why Toddlers Belong in Museums: A Parent's Perspective
A parent reflects on taking a toddler to the Fitzwilliam Museum, discovering that child-friendly sessions within galleries foster exploration and joy for both kids and adults.
Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo: Haunting Queer Fable
Diego Céspedes' debut mixes magic realism and melodrama in a tender tale of an LGBTQ+ community facing fear and superstition in 1980s Chile.
Cheesy Polenta with Tomatoes, Butter Beans and Pesto
Enjoy this 30-minute cheesy polenta dinner, then chill the excess for a quick meal the next day. Easy, comforting, and packed with flavor.
UK Coast Walk Tips: Win £200 Coolstays Voucher
The King Charles III England Coast Path opens miles of coastal terrain. Share your favourite UK seaside walk for a chance to win a £200 Coolstays break.
AI Creates New Molière Comedy 350 Years Later
French researchers used AI to write a new Molière-style play, debuting at Versailles. The comedy explores astrology and manipulation, sparking debate on AI in arts.
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Global Snapshots: Processions, Protests, and Fashion
A roundup of striking images from around the world, including a religious procession in El Salvador, a vigil in Venezuela, and fashion week in Sydney.
George Thorogood: How Bad to the Bone Became a Classic
George Thorogood reveals the story behind Bad to the Bone, from its inspiration by the Rolling Stones to Arnold Schwarzenegger's demand for the song in Terminator 2.
Albatross Review: Antarctic Scientist's Homecoming
A review of Martha Loader's play Albatross, exploring the climate crisis through a glaciologist's return to her mother's flooded home, with themes of generational obligation and denial.
Open Letter to Stephen A Smith on Black Alienation
Etan Thomas writes an open letter to Stephen A Smith, praising his HBCU work but criticizing his political commentary and treatment of Black athletes.
Michael Pennington, Shakespeare and Star Wars Actor, Dies at 82
Michael Pennington, celebrated Shakespearean actor and Star Wars' Moff Jerjerrod, dies aged 82. Co-founder of English Shakespeare Company, known for Hamlet, Macbeth, and more.
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Shakespeare's Sisters: Bardic Treat with Unexpected Songs
A review of Shakespeare's Sisters at Brighton Festival, combining Shakespeare songs with Harriet Walter's prose, performed by Sophie Bevan and Christopher Glynn.
ENO's Audacious Manchester Debut: Angel's Bone
English National Opera stages its first new production in Manchester: the Pulitzer-winning Angel's Bone, a harrowing allegory of human trafficking. We go behind the scenes with its creators.
Michael Pennington: Shakespearean Actor Dies at 82
Michael Pennington, celebrated Shakespearean actor with the RSC and co-founder of the English Shakespeare Company, dies at 82. Known for his range, wit, and one-man shows.
Study: 'Natural' Food Labels Mostly Marketing
A survey of 27,000 Australian supermarket items found many 'natural' or 'sustainable' claims are unverified, with some products having higher emissions than unlabeled counterparts.
Theatre Streaming Boosts Live Attendance, NT Research Finds
New research from the National Theatre shows filmed theatre does not reduce in-person attendance but makes audiences more adventurous, with 93% of viewers also attending live shows.
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Sakan Wins Learning Excellence Award in London
Saudi Developmental Housing Foundation (Sakan) wins Learning Excellence Award in London for innovative community education and sustainable housing solutions.
Tyler The Creator All Points East Line-Up Complete
Tyler The Creator will headline All Points East in London this August, with a star-studded line-up including Ghostface Killah, Rex Orange County, and Turnstile. Tickets still available.
Euphoria Fans Slam Creator After Disturbing Giantess Scene
Euphoria season 3 episode 5 sparks outrage with a giantess fetish scene involving Cassie. Fans call for Sam Levinson to be stopped, citing misogyny and hypersexualization.
Good Omens 3 Review: Tennant and Sheen Can't Save Finale
Good Omens season 3 fails to deliver, feeling rushed and cheap despite strong performances from David Tennant and Michael Sheen. The 90-minute special suffers from too much plot and not enough time.
Directive 8020 Review: Until Dawn in Space
Supermassive's latest Dark Pictures entry, Directive 8020, brings space horror with a Thing-like plot. Our review covers the new Turning Point system, linear gameplay, and narrative twists.
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Cannes 2026: Palme d'Or Contenders and Festival Highlights
With no Hollywood or British films in competition, Cannes 2026 features Sean Baker's Ti Amo!, AI debates, White Lotus glam, and star-studded events. Full guide.
Christine McGuinness Kisses Female DJ After Wanting a Wife
Christine McGuinness was seen kissing DJ Roxxxan days after saying she wants to marry a woman. The TV personality has been open about her dating life post-divorce from Paddy McGuinness.
ITV's 'Believe Me' on Black Cab Rapist Stuns Viewers
ITV's new true crime drama 'Believe Me' focuses on victims of John Worboys, the Black Cab Rapist, earning praise for its powerful storytelling and emotional impact.
Fortnum & Mason Opens Biscuitorium in London
Fortnum & Mason launches a 200 sqm biscuitorium with 70 flavours, a biscuit library, giant 400g Whoppalossus, and booze-pairing biccies from May 14.
Little Neon Door: Biggest London Venue Opens in Shoreditch
Little Door & Co opens its largest London venue, The Little Neon Door on Old Street, with five immersive rooms, DJs, karaoke, and giant-screen Nintendo. Opening summer 2026.
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Celia Imrie on Seth Rogen's Bafta Joke: What She Said
Celia Imrie reacts to Seth Rogen's joke at the Bafta TV Awards referencing her Celebrity Traitors fart. The actress took it in stride, as witnessed by our reporter.
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