Graeme Base's Journey to Children's Book Success
Graeme Base reveals he never intended to become a children's author, preferring record cover design, but his challenging picture books like Animalia sold millions worldwide.
Category : Culture
Netflix Adds Cult Horror 'Mama' That Shook Fans
Netflix has added the underrated horror film 'Mama', directed by Andy Muschietti and starring Jessica Chastain, which has developed a passionate cult following despite mixed reviews.
National Gallery Art Trail Comes to Croydon Suburb
Life-sized reproductions of Van Gogh, Turner, Monet and Picasso paintings are coming to Croydon in February as part of the National Gallery's free 'Art on Your Doorstep' programme.
Claire Sweeney Leaves Coronation Street for Annie
Actress Claire Sweeney, who plays Cassie Plummer, is departing Coronation Street in summer 2026 to star as Miss Hannigan in the UK tour of musical Annie.
Sanderson's Cosmere Adaptations Head to Apple TV+
Bestselling fantasy author Brandon Sanderson partners with Apple TV+ to adapt Mistborn and The Stormlight Archive, promising epic new fantasy content.
Texting Style Reveals If You're a UK Hun
From signature 'x' kisses to leopard print obsessions, discover the texting habits that define Britain's beloved hun culture and its iconic ambassadors.
BTS's 20 Best Songs Ranked: From Hip-Hop to Global Hits
As BTS prepares for their first album in three years post-military service, we rank their 20 best tracks, exploring their evolution from Korean hip-hop to worldwide pop phenomenon.
Folk-Classical Reimagining of Holst's Planets Suite
Review of Stevens & Pound's 'The Silent Planet', a left-field folk and classical fusion performance with Robert Macfarlane's poetry and Britten Sinfonia at Milton Court, London.
Gemma Oaten Thriving After Relationship Split
Emmerdale actress Gemma Oaten opens up about her recent breakup, emphasising that being single is a positive choice for her mental health and wellbeing.
Film Bosses 'Begging' for Victoria Beckham's Song After Chart Success
Victoria Beckham's 2001 solo debut 'Not Such an Innocent Girl' has surged up charts after viral memes, sparking intense licensing interest from film and advertising companies.
David Baddiel's Cat Man: Purr-fect TV on Channel 4
David Baddiel's three-part documentary Cat Man on Channel 4 celebrates cats, challenges stereotypes, and offers emotional comfort viewing for animal lovers.
Heirloom Recipes: Family Favourites and Their Stories
Guardian readers share cherished family recipes, from Gujarati baked beans to Serbian stews, revealing how food connects generations and preserves cultural heritage.
Roman Clothing Spring Wardrobe Essentials
Discover three versatile Roman Clothing pieces perfect for transitioning from winter to spring, including blouses, dresses, and knit tops with timeless style.
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre 2026 Season
London's iconic Regent's Park Open Air Theatre announces its 2026 summer programme featuring Sherlock Holmes, Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats revival.
EastEnders: Joel's Guilty Plea Seals Major Exit
In a dramatic BBC iPlayer early release, EastEnders' Joel Marshall changes plea to guilty during trial over Vicki Fowler attack, leading to a major character departure.
Hana Cross Backed Out of Beckham Family Exposé
Brooklyn Beckham's ex-girlfriend Hana Cross reportedly considered a tell-all interview about the Beckham family but withdrew after warnings about discretion.
Arrest After 600+ Museum Artefacts Stolen in Bristol
A man has been arrested following the theft of over 600 culturally significant artefacts from Bristol Museum's British Empire and Commonwealth collection. Police continue to search for four suspects.
Museums Urge Labour to Rethink Donor Rules
Leading UK museums face fundraising challenges following the non-dom exodus, calling for government to revive tax incentives for major philanthropic gifts to cultural institutions.
US Fans Dress as Jimmy Savile for 28 Years Later
American cinema audiences are adopting the distinctive look of Jimmy Savile to attend screenings of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, seemingly unaware of the disgraced entertainer's horrific crimes.
Crafters Create Anti-ICE Protest Art Through 'Rage Knitting'
Hobbyists across America are transforming crafts into political statements with red knit caps and nail art protesting ICE actions, raising over $250,000 for immigrant aid groups.
Tyler Ballgame's Debut Album: Cosplaying 70s Singer-Songwriters
LA singer Tyler Ballgame's debut album 'For the First Time, Again' draws comparisons to 1970s icons like Tim Buckley and Elvis, blending earnest confessionals with theatrical vocal delivery.
Man Arrested After Bristol Museum Theft
A 41-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the theft of over 600 culturally significant artefacts from Bristol Museum's British Empire and Commonwealth collection.
Emmerdale: Rhona and Marlon Under Police Investigation
DS Walsh questions Rhona Goskirk and Marlon Dingle about their whereabouts during Ray Walters' murder in Emmerdale, leaving them fearful as secrets threaten to surface.
Coronation Street Becomes Official MCU Canon
In a surprising crossover, Coronation Street has been officially confirmed as existing within the Marvel Cinematic Universe through a scene in Disney Plus series Wonder Man.
Taskmaster's Alex Horne Teases Kumail Nanjiani Moment
Taskmaster's Alex Horne reveals a 'never-before-seen' moment involving Hollywood star Kumail Nanjiani in season 21, teasing hotel room confessions and the show's quirky appeal.
McCullin's 'Broken Beauty' Exhibition in Bath Explores War Legacy
Don McCullin's new exhibition at Bath's Holburne Museum juxtaposes ancient Roman sculptures with harrowing war photography, revealing the enduring impact of conflict on the acclaimed photojournalist's work.
Beckham: Family at War Review - Noise Over Substance
Channel 4's documentary Beckham: Family at War offers a baffling, surface-level take on the Beckham feud, filled with content creators but no new insights, in a 30-minute primetime slot.
Vivienne Westwood's Battersea HQ Expansion Approved
Wandsworth Council approves Vivienne Westwood's tartan-inspired extension to its Battersea headquarters, allowing the fashion brand to remain in South London.
Best New London Theatre Shows in February 2026
Discover the must-see London theatre openings in February 2026, featuring Cynthia Erivo in Dracula, a revival of Tom Stoppard's Arcadia, and Hugh Bonneville in Shadowlands.
V&A East Museum Opens in London with Music Exhibition
The highly anticipated V&A East Museum opens in Stratford this spring, launching with a landmark exhibition exploring Black British music from 1900 to present day.
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