Claudia Winkleman Garden Fence Model in Suffolk
A Suffolk artist has created a striking garden fence model of Claudia Winkleman, inspired by The Traitors presenter's iconic status, joining previous tributes to Ed Sheeran and Queen Elizabeth II.
Category : Culture
BBC Names Interim Director as Davie Prepares Departure
The BBC has appointed Rhodri Talfan Davies as interim general director, taking over from Tim Davie in April while the corporation searches for a permanent replacement.
Challenger Disaster 40 Years On: The Fateful Launch
On 28 January 1986, the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded 73 seconds after launch, killing all seven crew members including teacher Christa McAuliffe. This tragic event remains a pivotal moment in space exploration history.
Harry Potter Two-Part Show Ends in London West End
The two-part version of 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' will close in London's West End on September 20, 2026, replaced by a streamlined single-play version from October 6.
London's 20-Step Nightlife Revival Plan Unveiled
London's new Nightlife Commission proposes 20 measures to boost the capital's after-dark economy, including transport improvements and licensing reforms, as City Hall evolves its strategy.
Knight of Seven Kingdoms' Prosthetic Penis Needed Reinforcement
The 10-inch prosthetic penis worn by actor Danny Webb in 'Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' was so heavy it required special reinforcement, with designers using wig lace to support its weight during filming.
Shelter Review: Statham Thriller Boosted by Co-Star
Jason Statham's latest action film Shelter delivers tense sequences but is truly elevated by breakout performance from Bodhi Rae Breathnach as his unlikely companion.
Last Man in a Moldovan Village: A Photographic Tribute
Photographer Laetitia Vançon captures Grisa Muntean, the sole resident of a once-thriving Moldovan village, in a poignant reflection on solitude, resilience, and the beauty of a simple life.
Womanosphere Figures Back ICE Amid Immigration Crackdown
Conservative influencers Riley Gaines and Allie Beth Stuckey are telling followers to suppress empathy for ICE targets, as the 'womanosphere' movement faces growing dissent over recent enforcement actions.
Game of Thrones Spin-Off's Prosthetic Penis Was So Heavy
In Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, a 10-inch prosthetic penis for Ser Arlan required reinforcement due to its weight, with designers using wig lace and hidden tubing for realism.
New 550-Seat Theatre Opening at Marble Arch
A new 550-seat temporary theatre called Marble Arts will open near London's Marble Arch this summer, replacing the shuttered Arts Theatre with fresh programming.
Harry Styles Sets Wembley Record with 12 Shows
Harry Styles confirms a groundbreaking 12-show residency at London's Wembley Stadium this summer, breaking Coldplay's previous record for most performances in a single year.
Richmond: 10 Reasons for Town of Culture 2026
Discover why Richmond upon Thames deserves the UK Town of Culture 2026 title, from its royal heritage and Richmond Park to vibrant arts and culinary scenes.
Wallace and Gromit London Exhibition: Details
Discover the Inside Aardman exhibition at Young V&A, featuring Wallace and Gromit, Shaun the Sheep, and Morph. Opens 12th February 2026, with tickets from £11.
Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge in Best Australian Picture Book Poll
Mem Fox's beloved 1984 picture book Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge is competing in Guardian Australia's reader poll for the best Australian children's picture book of all time.
Cringe Wardrobe: Fashion Faux Pas That Age You
From French-tucked shirts to cross-body bags, discover which once-trendy items now scream 'out-of-touch' and how to avoid common style pitfalls that date your look.
Sacred Journey to Mina Mina in Australia's Great Sandy Desert
In 2018, Judith Nangala Crispin embarked on a treacherous expedition to Mina Mina in the Great Sandy Desert, discovering profound holiness through Warlpiri ritual and connection to Country.
Adelaide's New Constellations Festival Replaces Cancelled Writers' Week
Adelaide's literary community launches Constellations festival after Adelaide Writers' Week cancellation. The grassroots event offers free programming without policing speakers' social media.
BBC iPlayer to Target Licence Fee Evaders
The BBC plans to link online accounts with home addresses via iPlayer to identify households evading the £174.50 annual TV licence fee, aiming to reduce £550m in annual losses.
Metro Daily Cartoon by Guy Venables (28.01.2026)
Guy Venables' daily cartoon in Metro continues to entertain London commuters, with updates published on January 28, 2026, showcasing his unique artistic style and humour.
Celebrities Embrace New Masculinity in Relationships
Zendaya, Kylie Jenner and Jennifer Aniston are dating men who represent a shift away from traditional alpha masculinity, choosing emotionally open, supportive partners instead.
Paul Taylor Dance Company's London Return Review
The Paul Taylor Dance Company makes a triumphant return to London after two decades, presenting works including Brandenburgs and Piazzolla Caldera at the Linbury theatre.
Hollywood's Classical Music Clichés Critiqued
Tom Service examines how Hollywood reduces classical music to emotional wallpaper, from Max Richter's overused tracks to Philip Glass's political stand.
Netflix's 'Vladimir' Poster Causes Putin Confusion
Netflix viewers were left baffled by a teaser poster for the new series 'Vladimir', with many mistaking it for a show about Russian president Vladimir Putin. The drama stars Rachel Weisz and explores themes of obsession and desire.
Bridgerton Star Yerin Ha Praises Season 4's Major Change
Yerin Ha, who plays Sophie in Bridgerton season 4, reveals the show's new focus on class dynamics is a 'blessing' that brings fresh realism to the Netflix period drama.
Art in Gaza, Starmer in China: Global Photos
A curated selection of powerful images from around the world, including an art gallery in a Gaza tent, Keir Starmer's China visit, and scenes from Ukraine to Australia.
Copenhagen Fashion Week's 20-Year Rise to Global Prominence
Copenhagen Fashion Week celebrates 20 years as fashion's 'fifth city', championing sustainability and launching Danish brands like Ganni to international success through innovative green standards.
Kitchen Scraps to Infused Oil: A Zero-Waste Recipe
Discover how to repurpose garlic skins, citrus peels, and herb leftovers into aromatic infused oils for cooking, marinating, and dipping. A sustainable kitchen hack.
KFC Faces Fried Chicken Market Shake-Up from US Rivals
The UK fried chicken market is booming with US chains like Popeyes and Wingstop expanding rapidly. While KFC remains dominant, new competitors are targeting younger consumers through social media and late-night snacking trends.
Junior Andre Engagement Rumours After Katie Price Wedding
Junior Andre, son of Katie Price, has sparked engagement rumours with partner Jasmine Orr on TikTok, following his mother's whirlwind Dubai wedding to Lee Andrews.
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