Lee Ufan's 'Infinity Transcendental' on Naoshima
Lee Ufan's latest installation 'Infinity Transcendental' on Naoshima Island blends minimalism with nature, offering a serene, contemplative experience that challenges perceptions of art and space.
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Learning Welsh with My Mother: Duolingo's Limits
A personal journey reveals the shortcomings of language apps like Duolingo when learning Welsh, highlighting the irreplaceable value of human connection and cultural immersion.
Mexican Spring Soup & Black Bean Quesadillas Recipes
Thomasina Miers shares two Mexican-inspired spring recipes: a vibrant spring vegetable soup with tomatillo salsa and a comforting black bean and three-cheese quesadilla.
Frameless Art: Screen vs Real for Kids
Exploring Frameless, an immersive digital art experience in London, and questioning if screen-based art risks making traditional paintings seem less exciting for children.
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Sim: Anarchist Illustrator of Spanish Civil War
Discover the overlooked legacy of José Luis Rey Vila, whose frontline sketches of the Spanish civil war brought the conflict to the world. A new Barcelona exhibition showcases his powerful work.
TV Tonight: Stalker Thriller Number One Fan and More
Jill Halfpenny and Sally Lindsay star in the watchable stalker thriller Number One Fan. Plus, practice makes perfect in Virgin Island. Here's what to watch this evening.
Hugh Bonneville Stars in Hound of the Baskervilles Podcast
Hugh Bonneville narrates a faithful adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's classic. Plus, a shocking podcast about Palantir's NHS contract and more.
Rise of the Conqueror Review: Mongol Epic with Throat Singing
Christian Mortensen stars as 14th-century warlord Timur in this Gladiator-inspired film with throat singing, but weak script and budget hinder the epic's potential.
Celebrity Passport Photos from London's Legendary Studio
Discover the story of Sharkey's photo studio on Oxford Street, where from the 1950s to 2010s, celebrities like Muhammad Ali, Mick Jagger, and Tilda Swinton got their passport photos taken.
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Naples' La Sanità: A Historic Neighbourhood's Renaissance
Discover how residents of Naples' La Sanità district revived their community through local businesses, cultural sites, and culinary delights, transforming it into a vibrant destination.
Iran and the Revolution Review: Islamic Republic's Birth
Homa Katouzian's landmark account of the 1979 Iranian revolution sets current events in context, offering a clear and unprejudiced analysis of the uprising's roots and legacy.
Rostam on Pop, Protest, and Iranian-American Identity
Rostam Batmanglij's new album 'American Stories' fuses Americana with Middle Eastern sounds, inspired by Zohran Mamdani's mayorship and his own heritage.
Breakwater Review: Trauma and Class in Debut Film
Max Morgan's debut Breakwater explores the bond between a theology student and a middle-aged fisher, overcoming age and class differences through shared trauma.
One Leg on Earth Review: Eerie Lagos Eco-Horror Novel
A review of 'Pemi Aguda's novel 'One Leg on Earth', blending eco-horror, suspense, and maternal themes in a haunting portrait of Lagos.
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Tender Review: Love and Loss at Soho Theatre
A review of Dave Harris's play Tender at Soho Theatre, London, exploring themes of love, grief, and human connection with powerful performances.
Why Donnie Darko Is My Unconventional Feelgood Movie
Donnie Darko, a tale of teenage alienation and apocalyptic dread, is oddly uplifting. Its soundtrack and hero's sacrifice make it a comfort film for misfits.
Self Driver Review: Gig Economy Thriller
Canadian film-maker Michael Pierro's debut feature Self Driver is a low-budget satirical thriller about a desperate cabbie who signs up for a sinister app, offering a modern-day Travis Bickle nightmare on the gig economy.
I Tried to Eat a Pineapple Without a Knife
Emma Beddington attempts Rosamund Pike's no-knife pineapple technique, seeking mindful joy but finding juice, humiliation, and a stubborn fruit.
Devil Wears Prada 2: Bitchy One-Liners, Gaga, Media Commentary
Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway return in a frothy sequel that comments on the struggling media industry. Spoiler-filled breakdown of the film's highlights.
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Best European Train Trip Tips: Win £200 Coolstays Voucher
Share your favourite European railway journey for a chance to win a £200 Coolstays voucher. Tips around 100 words, open to UK residents. Deadline 11 May.
Tony Wilson, Hot Chocolate Bassist, Dies at 89
Tony Wilson, co-writer of Hot Chocolate hits like You Sexy Thing and Emma, has died aged 89. He set up the band with Errol Brown and wrote many of their biggest songs.
Rose Finn-Kelcey Review: Fresh Social Commentary in Northampton
A overdue homecoming show for conceptual artist Rose Finn-Kelcey at Northampton's new £5m arts centre highlights her witty, critical take on power and spirituality.
Quick Spanakopita Orzo: Greek-Inspired Weeknight Dinner
Georgina Hayden's spanakopita orzo is a creamy, quick weeknight dinner that brings the flavors of Greece to your table in just 25 minutes.
Kokuho Review: Male Kabuki Cain-and-Abel Epic
Lee Sang-il's heartfelt drama spans 50 years of bond and rivalry between two onnagata actors in kabuki theatre, exploring pain transformed into beauty.
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Kapoor: Exclude US from Venice Biennale
Artist Anish Kapoor argues the US should be barred from the Venice Biennale due to its political climate, sparking debate on art and politics.
Angel Otero: Bad Bunny Collab and Somerset Show
Angel Otero discusses his collaboration with Bad Bunny, his dreamlike paintings inspired by childhood, and his new exhibition 'Agua Salada' at Hauser & Wirth Somerset.
Super Furry Animals on 'The Man Don't Give a F**k'
Super Furry Animals discuss the creation of their iconic track 'The Man Don't Give a F**k', inspired by Bill Hicks, and its enduring relevance in today's political climate.
Top Things You Loved Most in April 2026
Discover the most beloved moments, trends, and events that captured hearts in April 2026, from viral sensations to cultural highlights.
Galilee Quartet Review: Palestinian Ensemble Shines
The Galilee String Quartet, a Palestinian ensemble, delivered a captivating performance at Milton Court, blending traditional and contemporary works with emotional depth and technical brilliance.
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Raghu Rai, Indian Photographer, Dies at 83 (04.05.2026)
Raghu Rai, the renowned Indian photographer known for his humanist work, has died at 83. He captured India's social and political life for decades.
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