Caroline Hamilton: Doll's House Festival Pioneer
Caroline Hamilton co-founded the London Dollshouse Festival, transforming a niche hobby into a celebrated global art form and providing lifelong support to miniaturists.
Category : Culture
FBI Training Like The Traitors' Rachel: My Experience
Inspired by Rachel's FBI training revelation on BBC's The Traitors, I took an online lie detection course taught by an FBI trainer to see if it could help spot deceit in real life.
Death in Paradise Fans 'Gutted' Over Character Exit
BBC confirms Ginny Holder's departure as Officer Darlene Curtis from Death in Paradise, sparking emotional reactions from loyal viewers ahead of the show's 15th series.
Mercy Review: Chris Pratt vs AI Judge in Sci-Fi Thriller
A review of the sci-fi thriller Mercy, starring Chris Pratt as an LAPD cop accused of murder who must clear his name in 90 minutes before an AI judge.
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Late-Night Hosts on Trump's Second Year Anniversary
Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and Seth Meyers dissect the first year of Donald Trump's second presidential term, highlighting controversies and media distractions.
Steven Bartlett Accused of Fuelling Misogyny on Podcast
Dragon's Den star Steven Bartlett faces growing criticism as celebrities including Oti Mabuse and Greg James condemn his podcast The Diary of a CEO for amplifying misogynistic narratives under a therapeutic guise.
Spy's Love Letter Shows Softer Side of Cambridge Ring
A previously unseen love letter from John Cairncross, the alleged fifth man in the Cambridge spy ring, reveals a tender side to the notorious cold war spy in a new National Archives exhibition.
Canary Wharf Winter Lights 2026: Top 5 Must-See
Explore the magical Canary Wharf Winter Lights 2026 festival, featuring five breathtaking light installations that transform London's winter nights into a dreamlike experience.
Erlend Øye's Musical Journey Across Continents
Erlend Øye reflects on his career with The Whitest Boy Alive, their global impact, and why leaving Norway shaped his artistic path as they reunite for a 20th anniversary tour.
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Vienna Cuts Culture Budget, Closes Museums
Vienna reduces its cultural budget, closing composer museums and cutting opening hours as part of austerity measures, with further cuts planned for 2027.
Ryan Murphy's 'The Beauty' Criticised as Offensive TV
Ryan Murphy's new Disney Plus series 'The Beauty' receives harsh reviews for its problematic portrayal of beauty standards and inconsistent storytelling.
Return to Silent Hill: A Faithful Horror Film Review
The new film Return to Silent Hill delivers a chilling and atmospheric adaptation of the classic video game, praised for its visuals and loyalty to the source material.
Cirque du Soleil OVO Review: Insect Spectacle Dazzles
Cirque du Soleil's OVO brings a mesmerising insect-themed circus to London's Royal Albert Hall with breathtaking acrobatics, though its clown narrative falls somewhat flat.
Netflix Hits 325m Subscribers Thanks to Live Sport
Netflix's quarterly revenue surpasses $12bn with 325m subscribers, crediting live sport investments including NFL and boxing for driving growth.
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Paul Robeson: Hollywood Star to Blacklisted Icon
Fifty years after his death, Paul Robeson's legacy as a singer, actor, and athlete remains overshadowed by McCarthyism, highlighting his erasure from cultural history.
World's Oldest Rock Art Found in Indonesian Cave
Archaeologists discover a 67,800-year-old hand stencil in a Sulawesi cave, potentially the oldest known rock art, shedding light on early human migration to Australia.
Carla and Lisa Declare Love in Coronation Street
Coronation Street fans rejoice as Carla Connor and Lisa Swain finally confess their love, overcoming past turmoil. Spoilers for the January 21 episode reveal a heartfelt reunion.
Chase Star Defends Bradley Walsh in 'Cheating' Row
Mark 'The Beast' Labbett has spoken out to defend Bradley Walsh after viewers accused The Chase of 'stealing money' from contestants in a controversial final round ruling.
Prue Leith Quits Bake Off After Nine Years as Judge
Dame Prue Leith announces her departure from The Great British Bake Off after nine years as judge, citing age and desire to enjoy her garden as key reasons.
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Prue Leith Leaves Bake Off After Nine Seasons
Prue Leith, the beloved judge of The Great British Bake Off, has announced she is stepping down from the show after nine series, citing her age of 86 and a desire to enjoy summers in her garden.
Sally Tallant Named Hayward Gallery Director
Sally Tallant, former Liverpool Biennial boss, returns to UK as new Hayward Gallery director at Southbank Centre during its 75th anniversary year.
Brooklyn Beckham's Vow Renewal After Family Feud
Brooklyn Beckham reveals vow renewal with Nicola Peltz to create new memories after alleged family drama and 'inappropriate' dance at their 2022 wedding.
Prue Leith Leaves Bake Off After Nine Years as Judge
Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith announces her departure from the Channel 4 show after nearly a decade, with tributes pouring in from producers and colleagues.
A Single Man Audiobook Review: Jennings' Performance
Alex Jennings narrates Christopher Isherwood's landmark novel A Single Man in a new audiobook recording, capturing the profound grief and isolation of protagonist George Falconer.
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Photographer Beaten by Police After Capturing Bolivian Election Queue
Photographer Rod Morris recounts being assaulted by police after photographing anxious Bolivians queueing with documents during Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada's 1993 presidential election campaign in La Paz.
Man's Eye-Opening Pub Toilet Queue Experience
Adrian Chiles recounts a surprising pre-Christmas pub visit where men queued for the toilet while women didn't, sparking reflections on gender norms and everyday inconveniences.
Marcus Gilbert Obituary: Riders Actor Dies at 67
Actor Marcus Gilbert, famed for playing Rupert Campbell-Black in the 1993 TV series Riders and roles in Rambo and Evil Dead, has died of throat cancer aged 67.
Leon's Comeback: From Asda Ownership to Founder-Led Revival
Leon, the healthy fast-food chain, makes a major comeback after being bought back from Asda by founder John Vincent, who plans to return to seasonal, ingredient-focused menus.
Cashing Out: Aids-Era Insurance Profiteering Documentary
Matt Nadel's Oscar-shortlisted documentary 'Cashing Out' delves into the viatical settlements industry during the Aids crisis, where dying LGBTQ+ people sold life insurance policies for cash, revealing a complex legacy of exploitation and survival.
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Alan Carr Rejected Strictly Hosting Job
Comedian Alan Carr reveals he and co-star Amanda Holden were offered the Strictly Come Dancing hosting job but turned it down, ending speculation about their potential takeover.
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