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Category : Culture
I Rarely Wake Up Dreaming: Ukraine war identity drama
German director Isabelle Stever's film follows a queer Ukrainian couple fleeing war, facing trans identity and culture clashes at the border.
Sophie Duker: Hot Beef Injection review – sharp comedy
Sophie Duker's Hot Beef Injection is a sparkling, smart hour at Pleasance Courtyard, mining a lifetime of baffling and alarming encounters with men for hilarious, purposeful comedy.
Sydney's Sugar Rush: Australia's Slave Trade Exposed
A new book reveals how Sydney's elite profited from blackbirding, with up to 62,000 Pacific Islanders enslaved. Reparations and apology urged.
Tom Gauld's Military History Dad Holiday Cartoon
Tom Gauld's cartoon mocks military history dads' holiday reading, blending humor with the genre's popularity among fathers.
Stranger's Snowstorm Rescue and Words That Stayed
A stranger named Leo drove a graduate and her mother home in a blizzard, and his parting words about her care for her mum became a pivotal moment, just before her sudden death.
Ziggy Ramo's 'Welcome': A Blunt Take on Anzac Day Booing
Rapper Ziggy Ramo's poem 'Welcome' confronts the booing of an Elder at Anzac Day, exposing Australia's denial of frontier wars and conditional inclusion.
Christine Borland, Turner-nominated artist, dies at 61
Christine Borland, Turner Prize nominee known for exploring bodies and medical histories, has died aged 61. Her installations, sculptures, and films challenged scientific objectivity.
Paddy Young: Will Sir Be Laughing Alone? review – morose misadventures
Paddy Young's new show at Monkey Barrel, Edinburgh, turns his romantic failures and house-share humiliations into a fun hour of downbeat yet twinkling comedy, despite his life-changing success.
Brini Maxwell: Hobbies to Profession, $1,000 Tag Sale
Brini Maxwell, Ben Sander's 60s housewife drag persona, hosts craft nights and recently raised over $1,000 at a tag sale, blending interior design, crafting, and TV personality work.
William Orbit obituary: Madonna's Ray of Light producer dies
William Orbit, producer of Madonna's Ray of Light, dies at 69. His electronic innovations shaped pop, earning Grammys and influencing generations.
Game of Thrones: The Mad King stage show review
The Royal Shakespeare Company's Game of Thrones prequel The Mad King is an epic spectacle, but at 3h45m it's overlong and the villain feels cartoonish.
Italy's 'Little Venice' Comacchio: Quieter Canal Escape
Comacchio, Italy's 'Little Venice,' offers canals and charm without the 30 million annual tourists. Just under two hours from Venice, it's a peaceful day-trip alternative with unique bridges, colorful houses, and eel delicacies.
Tatiana Maslany's Orphan Black Still TV's Best Acting
Nine years after Orphan Black ended, Tatiana Maslany's multi-clone performance remains unmatched, earning an Emmy and critical acclaim for its sheer complexity and range.
Toblerone and Biscoff Launch Diamond Truffles: Price, Flavors, Reactions
Toblerone and Biscoff unveil Diamond Truffles with caramelised biscuit filling, honey, and almond nougat. Available at Tesco, Ocado, Sainsbury's from £6. Fans praise flavor but question price.
London's Best Afternoon Tea Spots for Every Budget
Discover London's finest afternoon tea venues, from budget-friendly options at £15 to luxury experiences at iconic hotels, with something for everyone.
Honfleur: The Picturesque French Port Town 5 Hours from London
Honfleur, Normandy's charming port town, is a 5-hour drive from London. With its old harbour, artistic heritage, and local delicacies, it's a postcard-perfect getaway.
Tom Holland and Zendaya Enjoy Date Night After Wedding
Tom Holland and Zendaya were seen on a date night in London days after their emotional £500,000 wedding at Surrey's Beaverbrook Hotel, where phones were banned and guests stayed in cottages.
From City to Frome: A Black Non-Binary Dad's Rural Joy
A Black non-binary dad traded Bath for Frome and found community, affirming haircuts, and a better life for his family, proving rural towns can welcome LGBTQ+ people of color.
Michael B Jordan and Raye Spark Romance Rumours
Michael B Jordan and Raye were spotted together at Six Flags Magic Mountain, fueling romance speculation after a viral video showed them on a rollercoaster.
Japan Matsuri returns to Trafalgar Square: free festival on Oct 4
Japan Matsuri, the UK's biggest Japanese culture and food festival, returns free to Trafalgar Square on Oct 4, 10am-8pm, with taiko drums, J-pop, cosplay, and more.
Neon Arcade Arena with Pac-Man Opens in South London
Arcade Arena opens on Southbank September 5 with real-life Pac-Man, Chaos Karts, and Alien Invasion drone experience. Tickets from £30.
Last-Minute Hollywood Vampires O2 Tickets
Johnny Depp's Hollywood Vampires hit London's O2 on Aug 12; resale tickets from £63 are still available via viagogo and StubHub.
Alfriston: Idyllic Village 90 Minutes from London
Discover Alfriston, a medieval village in East Sussex, 90 minutes from London, offering boutique shops, countryside walks, and historic sites, as recommended by TikTok's Rosie.
Tarot Horoscope: Bold Leaps Await Aug 10-16
This week's tarot horoscope for Aug 10-16 reveals bold moves for every sign, from Aries' inner child to Pisces' persistence, amid a Solar Eclipse in Leo.
Blackheath: London's hidden village with charm and celebrity fans
Blackheath, a South London district, offers a village feel with Georgian architecture, an award-winning farmers' market, independent shops, and celebrity admirers like Jude Law.
Kellie Bright quits EastEnders after 13 years
Kellie Bright is leaving EastEnders after 13 years as Linda Carter, with her exit storyline set to air later this year.
Indigenous Fashion Blends Culture and Climate in Darwin
First Nations designers and models gathered in Darwin for Country to Couture and the National Indigenous Fashion Awards, showcasing sustainable, culture-rich designs.
Martin & Roman's Irish Road Trip: Baffling Yet Heartfelt
Martin Kemp and son Roman's Irish travelogue blends humor and melancholy, but the celebrity pairing leaves viewers puzzled. The show airs Monday on Channel 4.
Sail Back in Time on a Thames Barge in Essex
Experience the timeless charm of Thames sailing barges on Essex estuaries, with historic cruises, heritage preservation, and a unique perspective on slowing down.
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