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Category : Culture
Vertical Drinking Row Sparks UK Pub Debate
Rebecca Hendin's cartoon on the vertical drinking row highlights UK's pub culture clash, as venues face new licensing rules and social habits shift.
Jock Gillespie, Reporter Who Tracked Cambridge Rapist, Dies at 86
Jock Gillespie, the Cambridge Evening News reporter famed for meticulous coverage of the 'Cambridge rapist' manhunt, has died aged 86, leaving a legacy of rigorous journalism.
In the Black review: Faustian pact of big business
Quaz Degraft's solo show 'In the Black' exposes the Faustian pact of corporate life, blending high finance insight with a #MeToo narrative from a male perspective.
Olivia Rodrigo's Intimate Brooklyn Show: A Thrilling Tour de Force
Olivia Rodrigo played a surprise 1,000-fan show at Warsaw in Brooklyn, delivering a polished yet intimate set from her new album, marking a stark contrast to her upcoming arena tour.
Readers Debate: Are Games Fun or a Chore?
Readers respond to Emily Watkins' anti-games stance, sharing views on participatory activities, modern tabletop games, and the social benefits of board games.
Weekly Photos: Wildfires, Migrants, Gaza, and More
This week's top 20 photos capture wildfires in the US and Europe, migrant crossings in Ceuta, Russian strikes in Kyiv, and more.
Molly Ringwald: Secret Life role was 'worst' experience
Molly Ringwald ranked The Secret Life of an American Teenager as the worst role of her career, citing a difficult co-star, during Watch What Happens Live.
Travel Dupes: UK Tourists Swap Crowded Hotspots for Hidden Gems
British travellers are choosing 'travel dupes'—lesser-known destinations like Albania over Corfu—to escape overtourism, with 72% seeking authentic experiences and lower costs.
Strange Loops Clarinet Quintets review: drama and flair
Mark van de Wiel's album 'Strange Loops' features clarinet quintets by Clyne, Gipps, and Weber, showcasing drama, imagination, and sonic beauty.
Target Audience review: Apocalyptic satire skewers media
Dan Bishop's Target Audience at Pleasance Courtyard morphs from TV industry parody into a politically astute apocalyptic comedy, praised for its wit and sharp social commentary.
Feltsman's Grieg Lyric Pieces: Revelatory Survey
Vladimir Feltsman's comprehensive Grieg Lyric Pieces album is revelatory, transforming salon pieces into profound music with probing flexibility.
New Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror: Reviews of The Salt King and More
Natasha Pulley's The Salt King blends apocalypse with folk horror; plus new novels by Robert Jackson Bennett, Jake Arnott, and CN Vair.
Catherine Opie's Heroic Portraits Lead Edinburgh Shows
Catherine Opie's powerful portraits open in Edinburgh, with Earth Matters, Vestiges, Inside Aardman, and Ffasiwn also on view; Lotto's masterpiece highlighted.
Kids' TV Composers: Bluey to DuckTales Secrets Revealed
Composers of Bluey, Peppa Pig, and DuckTales reveal secrets: royalties, fame, and the challenge of writing catchy kids' TV themes.
William Orbit, Madonna and Blur Producer, Dies at 69
William Orbit, the influential producer behind Madonna's 'Ray of Light' and Blur's '13', has died at 69. His family announced his passing on social media, leaving a legacy of genre-defying music.
Cameron Quits Avatar Director Role
James Cameron has announced he will not direct the next three Avatar films, citing a desire to pursue other projects, according to The Guardian.
Fringe Rejects Calls to Cancel Knox Comedy
Edinburgh Fringe organizers have rejected calls to cancel a comedy show based on Amanda Knox's wrongful murder conviction, citing freedom of expression. The show, 'Cartwheel', will run as scheduled.
Sam Neill's Final Role in Legend of Zelda Film
Sam Neill, who died aged 78, appears in the Legend of Zelda live-action film, set for release next May, marking one of his last screen roles.
Travel Experts' Top Souvenir Picks: Gummies to Linens
Discover what travel experts always bring home, from Swedish gummies and Parisian linens to Moroccan mint tea and Greek evil-eye bracelets.
Cats review: jellicle jumble as Lloyd Webber's moggies get the zoomies
Drew McOnie's stylish revival of Cats at Regent's Park Open Air theatre tips the balance towards dance and acrobatics, making the story more disjointed than ever.
Gen Z's Sensible Approach to Marriage and Divorce
Marriage rates in Australia are declining, with gen Z leading the trend. This shift reflects greater personal freedom and sensible life choices, not a rejection of marriage itself.
New poets break records as Odyssey sales soar
Poetry sales are set to exceed £15m for the first time, driven by a new generation of poets like Nikita Gill and Lucas Jones, who are finding success through social media.
William Orbit's Greatest Recordings: Prince, Madonna, Blur
Producer William Orbit names his greatest recordings, including Prince, Madonna, Blur, and Beth Orton, revealing studio secrets and creative insights.
Messy is chic again, but is the world ready for my crumpled grubbiness?
The fashion world's embrace of 'messy chic' may finally validate my lifelong crumpled style, but will society truly accept unkemptness as a virtue?
Top European Islands for Autumn 2026: Crete to Madeira
Discover the best European islands for autumn 2026, from Crete's balmy beaches to Madeira's lush landscapes, with tips on shoulder-season travel and deals.
Ronaldo and Rodriguez's Wedding Venue Revealed
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez will marry at Savoy Palace, Madeira's top resort, with a ceremony at Funchal Cathedral. The lavish event follows their engagement and includes a £1,100-per-night suite.
Bold Tendencies 20th Anniversary Festival Euphoria
Bold Tendencies rooftop gallery in Peckham marks 20 years with 'Euphoria' festival, featuring Ben Okri, Multi-Story Orchestra, and major art installations until September 12.
Science Museum displays 2008 Sky+ HD box, visitors feel old
London's Science Museum now exhibits a 2008 Sky+ HD box in its digital TV transition display, sparking social media reactions from visitors who feel aged by the recognition.
Forthglade Treats Review: Subscription for Fussy Dogs
Forthglade's new subscription box offers natural, grain-free dog treats that impressed a fussy eater; here's our full review, including pricing and value.
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