Xbox CEO teases Elder Scrolls 6 subtitle after playing it
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma says she played The Elder Scrolls 6, teasing its subtitle with eight asterisks, amid union protests over layoffs at Bethesda.
Category : Culture
Hollyoaks star Adam J. Woodward welcomes baby son Matthew
Adam J. Woodward, 33, known for Hollyoaks' Brody Hudson, welcomed son Matthew Rayn Woodward on August 5, 2026, sharing the news on Instagram.
Two Michelin-starred Texas BBQ joints to pop up in London
InterStellar BBQ and La Barbecue, both Michelin-starred from Austin, will run a one-month residency at The Ned in London from September 4, offering a £150 sharing tray.
Twinnie Lee-Moore Reveals Split Amid Chart Success
Former Hollyoaks star Twinnie Lee-Moore has revealed her boyfriend split with her, but her single 'Wild One' hit number four on iTunes Country chart.
Ariana Grande Eternal Sunshine merch London 2026: where to buy
Ariana Grande's Eternal Sunshine Tour hits London's O2 for 10 nights. Find official merch at a central London pop-up (book ahead) or venue stalls. Prices from £15.
British Museum's Western Range renovation tender issued
The British Museum has issued over £1m in contracts for the Western Range renovation, part of a 'world's biggest cultural redevelopment'.
Last One Laughing Halloween cast: Dee, Cooper, Wang, more
Amazon confirms Last One Laughing Halloween special with Jack Dee, Daisy May Cooper, Phil Wang, Lou Sanders, Reece Shearsmith, Harriet Dyer, and Tom Allen. Hosts Jimmy Carr and Roisin Conaty ensure no screams. Premieres October 23 on Prime Video.
SNL UK Season 2 Launch Date and Ticket Details Revealed
SNL UK season 2 premieres September 12 on Sky and NOW, with tickets available via ballot from August 14. All 11 cast members return for the 12-episode extended series.
200-Year-Old Sword Found in Castle Lake After Drought
A 200-year-old sword, dubbed 'Kent's Excalibur', was discovered in a dried-up lake at Chiddingstone Castle, sparking theories from Victorian bandsmen to ghosts.
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls review – anime-style rumble
Arc System Works' Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls delivers accessible controls and deep team mechanics, potentially dethroning Marvel vs Capcom 2 as the genre's high-water mark.
Feminists Divided: Can the Women's Movement Reunite?
Women's movement faces deep divisions, but grassroots alliances are quietly rebuilding solidarity, says author Natasha Walter.
EastEnders: Ian's life at risk as Gray turns on him with blade
Ian Beale fears for his life as Gray Atkins confronts him with a blade in his cell, after the prison lockdown traps Chelsea with her ex.
WNBA Rivalries and Friendships: 30 Years of Feuds and Bonds
Explore the fiercest rivalries and closest friendships that have defined the WNBA's 30 years, from Comets-Liberty to Wilson-Gray and the StudBudz.
Savage Mountain review: Record climb's tragic cost
Kristin Harila's record 14-peak climb in 92 days is shadowed by a porter's death on K2, sparking abuse and debt, as documentary reveals.
A History of the Novel in Britain review – a masterpiece
Philip Hensher's 'A History of the Novel in Britain' is a joyous, 600-page critical tour from Defoe to Zadie Smith, blending scholarly insight with a novelist's eye.
Slovenia's Bullshit Museum: Balkan Humour Explored
Ljubljana's new Bullshit Museum showcases Balkan humour from former Yugoslavia, featuring 25,000 collected jokes. Founder Borut Kokelj explains the unifying power of laughter.
Songs of Forgotten Trees review: Mumbai intimacy drama
A sex worker and a call centre employee form an ambiguous bond in Anuparna Roy's debut, Songs of Forgotten Trees, a gentle drama of constrained choices and strong feelings, in UK cinemas from 14 August.
Chum review – daft shark attack movie with wedding guests
Chum is grade A tosh: a deeply silly high-concept thriller where wedding guests battle a shark, but the real villain is a bereaved weirdo seeking revenge.
Something Like Happiness review: tender autism tale
Tom Newlands' follow-up novel follows a Scottish couple caring for their autistic son amid decay and rage. A tender, bleak portrait of hard times.
Jubilee Line Carriages Become London's New Rooftop Bar
A 300-capacity rooftop bar made from retired Jubilee line carriages opened in Shoreditch in July, offering drinks, pizza, and skyline views.
Katie Price, Harvey party with Wayne Lineker in Ibiza
Katie Price and son Harvey, 24, partied with Wayne Lineker in Ibiza, where Harvey DJ'd and was hailed a 'national treasure'.
Shaggy hits back at critics questioning his Jamaican authenticity
Shaggy defends his Jamaican authenticity, citing his Kingston roots, military cadence voice, and Grammy wins, while addressing criticism and his Sting collaboration.
Nicholas Hoult Cast as Gilderoy Lockhart in Harry Potter S2
Nicholas Hoult will reportedly play Gilderoy Lockhart in HBO's Harry Potter season 2, replacing Kenneth Branagh, as the series faces backlash over Rowling's views.
Corrie: Glenda's New Romance Doomed by Todd's Revenge
Glenda Shuttleworth meets Fraser next week on Coronation Street, but Todd Grimshaw's revenge plot threatens to destroy her new romance.
Free Chicken Tenders for Students on A-Level Results Day
Slim Chickens offers three free chicken tenders and dipping sauce to A-Level students on results day, August 13, with a code from their app and proof of results.
Last Chance: 5 London Art Exhibitions Closing Soon
Five major London art exhibitions, including Tracey Emin at Tate Modern and the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, close in late August 2026. Don't miss these final days.
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls review – 2026's best fighter
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is an 8/10, a serious technical fighter with new ideas, gorgeous animation, and excellent story modes, despite some rough edges.
Katie Price slammed by director for skipping film duties
Katie Price faces criticism from director Michael Head for skipping promotion of 'Jackie the Stripper', a film she 'begged' to star in, missing the premiere and Amazon release duties.
British Library Free Exhibition Marks American Revolution
Discover the British Library's free American Revolution exhibition, featuring Stamp Act stamps, letters, maps, and No Kings protest banners, recommended over the British Museum's four-item show.
France's WWII Complexity: Collaboration and Resistance
Letters reveal France's WWII complexity: collaboration by police and Milice, resistance by citizens, and De Gaulle's enduring symbolism.
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