Supergirl review: Milly Alcock shines but film falters
Milly Alcock dazzles as Supergirl, but the film suffers from ugly cinematography, a weak villain, and a baffling child sex trafficking plot point that undermines its fun tone.
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Take That London fans red warning: full list of banned items
Take That fans at London Stadium get red heatwave warning. Water prices halved, free refill stations. Banned items include glass and cans; reusable bottles allowed.
Debi Mazar Disgusted by Charli XCX Smoking at Fashion Week
Debi Mazar appeared visibly disgusted as Charli XCX and Madonna smoked clove cigarettes beside her at the Saint Laurent show in Paris, sparking online debate.
Secret festivals: tiny, ticketless events rival Glastonbury
Fed up with expensive tickets and branding, festival fans create anarchic, ticketless events with 50-200 people, full of glitter and community spirit.
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The Last Viking: Mads Mikkelsen's unfunny John Lennon delusion
Mads Mikkelsen plays a delusional John Lennon in Anders Thomas Jensen's black comedy, but the film wastes its premise on humourless violence.
Women Who Sparked the American Revolution Revealed
Denise Kiernan's new book 'Obstinate Daughters' highlights rebellious women like Margaret Corbin and Elizabeth Drinker, often sidelined in US history, eight years in the making.
Sting Review: Historical Misogyny Spills Into Present
Sophie Swithinbank's urgent drama at the Young Vic explores historical crimes against women spilling into modern misogyny, with captivating performances.
Kay Patrick, Coronation Street director, dies at 84
Kay Patrick, who directed over 250 episodes of Coronation Street and the acclaimed Hayley Cropper death episode, has died aged 84.
Turandot review – Opera Holland Park's 30th anniversary
Opera Holland Park marks 30 years with Puccini's Turandot in concert, led by Naomi Woo and featuring José de Eça's Calaf, in a stylish orchestral reduction.
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No-churn roast strawberry ice-cream recipe
Roasting strawberries intensifies flavor and reduces water content, making them perfect for a creamy no-churn ice-cream that prevents ice crystals.
Game of Stones: Marble Mysticism in Medieval Art
A new book by Karl Kolbitz examines how medieval and Renaissance paintings depicted marble as a mystical, living substance, revealing pre-science beliefs in divine materials.
Venus & Adonis review – puppet passion with Simon Russell Beale
Simon Russell Beale narrates Greg Doran's enchanting puppet production of Shakespeare's Venus & Adonis at the Barbican, featuring Lyndie Wright's masterful miniatures.
Global Chocolate Adventures: From Dorset to Japan
From Dorset to Japan, this month's chocolate discoveries include low-sugar florins, smooth olive oil bars, and a magical Japan journey box.
German war hero Annika Schröder: Jan Kraus's best photograph
Annika Schröder, a German war hero with PTSD, runs a veteran farm. Photographer Jan Kraus captures her in uniform, exploring the state and personal identity.
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Project revives bodily experience in classical music
Bettina Varwig's project explores 17th- and 18th-century listeners' physical responses to music, aiming to transform modern concert culture by encouraging movement and emotional engagement.
Bosniaks revive lily flag as defiance symbol at World Cup
The historic lily flag is making a comeback among Bosniaks during the World Cup, reflecting growing impatience with the international community and a desire for ethnic identity.
Fête de la Musique: a Black diaspora pilgrimage
Fête de la Musique in Paris draws Black Britons and global diaspora with free music, from amapiano to zouk, but faces commercialization and overcrowding.
Major Oak dies at 1,000; readers recall Sherwood Forest tree
The Major Oak, a 1,000-year-old tree in Sherwood Forest linked to Robin Hood, has died. Readers share heartfelt memories of childhood visits and its enduring legacy.
Navratilova and Evert: Tennis Friendship Wrecked Me
Emma Brockes reflects on the Netflix documentary 'Chris & Martina: The Final Set', exploring the rivalry and friendship between tennis legends Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert.
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Would you eat a possum? Dark Mofo's brushtail bao
At Dark Mofo's Winter Feast, punters queued for brushtail possum bao. The chef spent six months perfecting the recipe to persuade people to try it, highlighting ecological and ethical benefits.
Australia Never Monocultural: Historian Challenges Hanson
Historian Alan Atkinson argues Australia has always been multicultural, from the First Fleet's diversity to colonial ports, challenging Pauline Hanson's call for a monocultural society.
Tacos with Charred Celeriac Wedges and Pickled-Jalapeño Sauce
Celeriac makes a surprisingly meaty taco filler. Alice Zaslavsky's recipe pairs roasted wedges with a tangy pickled-jalapeño sauce for a winter-friendly, veganisable meal.
Learning from Pan-African Journalism Histories
The Long Wave's new editor explores the legacy of pan-African journalism, from early diaspora papers to modern digital media, and what lessons can be applied today.
Harry Styles fans shocked to find Zoë Kravitz dancing beside them
Harry Styles fans at Wembley were gobsmacked after realizing Zoë Kravitz was dancing next to them in the crowd during his Together, Together tour.
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1976 heatwave photos: Londoners sweat 50 years ago
Temperatures hit 35.9C in the 1976 heatwave, exactly 50 years before London's current record-breaking heat. Rediscovered photos show Londoners cooling off in Trafalgar Square fountains and Hyde Park.
Much Ado About Nothing at Shakespeare's Globe: Good Vibes, Strong Leads
Ken Nwosu and Pippa Nixon shine as Benedick and Beatrice in Chelsea Walker's upbeat modern-dress production at Shakespeare's Globe, though comparisons to Jamie Lloyd's 2025 version linger.
Hypha Gallery South Bank Opens in London
Hypha Gallery South Bank opens June 25, transforming a vacant office into nearly 800 sqm of galleries and 400 sqm of studios, with free exhibitions including an immersive microbe sound experience.
Brockwell Lido review: Grim changing rooms, stunning pool
A New Zealander visits Brockwell Lido, one of London's worst-rated lidos, and finds disgusting changing rooms but a beautiful pool. Despite a 2.9 TripAdvisor rating, the experience was surprisingly delightful.
Teal review: Sally Abe's psychedelic Victoriana in Hackney
Teal in London Fields offers a 4-star dining experience with Sally Abe's progressive take on historic British cuisine, featuring Victorian-inspired savouries and fresh seasonal ingredients.
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Frida Kahlo Exhibition Breaks Tate Modern Ticket Records
Tate Modern's 'Frida: The Making of an Icon' has sold more advance tickets than any previous exhibition in its 128-year history, showcasing Kahlo's art and cultural impact.
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