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Scream 7 Review: Solid But Not Seminal Slasher Sequel
Neve Campbell returns in Scream 7, a nostalgic slasher sequel that delivers solid entertainment but lacks the franchise's original spark. Kevin Williamson directs this messy yet mostly engaging Ghostface whodunnit.
Late Night Hosts Mock Trump's State of the Union
Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and Seth Meyers delivered scathing critiques of Donald Trump's State of the Union address, using humor to highlight political controversies and policy failures.
Emmerdale's Bear Wolf Faces Police Hunt After Murder
Bear Wolf's mental state deteriorates as police close in following his confession to Ray Walters' murder, while son Paddy Kirk desperately tries to protect him.
Waiting for Godot Review: Bleakly Funny Post-Apocalyptic Staging
Dominic Hill's post-apocalyptic production of Samuel Beckett's classic at the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow features Matthew Kelly and George Costigan as a bleakly funny double act, with a haunting set design that evokes end-of-the-world themes.
Overlooked Film 'The Testament of Ann Lee' Deserves Awards
The Testament of Ann Lee, a radical experimental film starring Amanda Seyfried, was surprisingly overlooked this awards season despite its bold originality and haunting musical score.
Demon Tides Review: Best 3D Platformer of the Year
Fabraz's Demon Tides emerges as the standout 3D platformer of 2026, offering unparalleled freedom, customization, and thrilling platforming action that rivals Nintendo's best.
Yiyun Li Audiobook Deconstructs Grief Through Nature
Audiobook review of Yiyun Li's 'Things in Nature Merely Grow' explores how the author uses natural imagery to dissect grief, offering a profound meditation on loss and healing.
Flamm Festival Sparks Art Revival in Cornish Town of Bodmin
The Flamm arts festival transforms Bodmin into a contemporary art destination, featuring installations from local legends to railway soundscapes, aiming to boost community pride and social change.
George Takei: Life at 89, Star Trek, and Kangaroo Penis
Star Trek actor George Takei shares insights on aging, space travel, Leonard Nimoy's legacy, and his unusual culinary experiences in a candid interview.
Pekka Kuusisto's 'Willows' Album Review: Folk-Classical Fusion
Finnish violinist Pekka Kuusisto's new album 'Willows' blends folk traditions with classical music, receiving critical acclaim for its innovative and emotive compositions.
Top Vegan and Cruelty-Free Beauty Brands to Know
Discover 19 expert-recommended vegan and cruelty-free beauty brands for skincare and makeup, with tips on certifications and ethical shopping.
Coronation Street Ghost Sighting in Roy's Rolls Cafe
Coronation Street fans are spooked after a ghostly incident in Roy's Rolls, where a customer was served by an invisible assistant, sparking supernatural theories.
Coronation Street Fans Speculate Kym Marsh Return, No Comeback
Coronation Street fans speculated Kym Marsh might return as Michelle Connor for a wedding storyline, but Metro confirms she is not rejoining the ITV soap yet.
Martin Lewis Branded 'Rude' by ITV Colleagues After Badenoch Row
Martin Lewis faces backlash from ITV insiders who describe him as 'rude and difficult' following his on-air interruption of Kemi Badenoch's interview on Good Morning Britain, sparking a debate over student loans.
Four Legs Opens Bar Etna with US Chef's Award-Winning Pizza
Four Legs, known for The Plimsoll and Tollington's, launches Bar Etna in Newington Green, featuring Michelin-awarded chef Joe Beddia's acclaimed pizza and natural wines.
World-First 'Death Note' Musical Hits London's Barbican
A groundbreaking musical adaptation of the cult manga 'Death Note' will premiere at London's Barbican Centre this summer, running from July 31 to September 12.
Premier Inn Farringdon Hub: Heritage Meets Modern Hospitality
The transformation of the former Snow Hill Police Station into a Premier Inn hotel showcases how sensitive renovation can honor Victorian heritage while creating vibrant, accessible spaces that energize London's Square Mile.
Lily Allen's Top Songs Ranked for Brit Awards Tour
Ahead of her UK tour and Brit Awards nominations, we rank Lily Allen's greatest songs, from 'The Fear' to 'Smile', exploring her sharp, candid songcraft and cultural impact.
Claire Thomas's Novel Blends Swiss History with Personal Grief
Claire Thomas's novel 'On Not Climbing Mountains' follows a grieving woman's journey through Switzerland, blending historical figures with literary introspection in a subtle, Sebaldian style.
Newcastle Art Gallery Opens After $48m Expansion
Newcastle Art Gallery has opened its $48 million expansion, now the largest public gallery in NSW outside Sydney, featuring a major exhibition and local artist commissions.
Global Snapshot: London's 'Fountain of Filth' and World Events
A curated selection of powerful photographs from around the globe, featuring London's provocative art installation, political events in France and the US, and cultural celebrations in New Zealand and Argentina.
Bridgerton's Michaela Stirling: Role Beyond Queer Labels
Masali Baduza discusses playing Michaela Stirling in Bridgerton's gender-swapped role, emphasizing character authenticity over LGBTQ+ stereotypes in season four part two.
Berlinale Director Faces Sack Over Gaza Comments Row
Hundreds of film-makers including Tilda Swinton rally behind Berlinale director Tricia Tuttle amid reports she could be fired over pro-Palestine speeches at festival gala. German cultural authorities hold crisis talks.
Vermouth's Renaissance: Beyond Cocktails to Complex Wine
Vermouth, a fortified wine with deep historical roots, is gaining recognition for its complexity and versatility beyond just cocktail mixing. Explore its origins, production, and standout brands.
Boy George in Jesus Christ Superstar at Regent's Park
Boy George, Sam Ryder, and Julian Clary lead a star-studded cast for Andrew Lloyd Webber's Jesus Christ Superstar at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre in summer 2026.
Steven Isserlis on György Kurtág's 100th Birthday and Influence
Cellist Steven Isserlis reflects on his four-decade friendship with Hungarian composer György Kurtág, who recently received an honorary doctorate, highlighting Kurtág's unique teaching methods and profound impact on music.
Penny Branning's Wheelchair Backstory on EastEnders
Penny Branning's wheelchair use on EastEnders stems from a childhood attack linked to her father's corrupt past. As her pregnancy storyline unfolds, her history reveals deep family trauma.
Lidl's Mini Egg Brownies Return for Easter at 89p
Lidl has brought back its cult-favorite Mini Egg Brownies for Easter 2026, priced at just 89p each. The seasonal bakery item, last seen in March 2025, features a brownie base with chocolate and crushed Mini Eggs, sparking rave reviews from shoppers.
UK News Giants Launch SPUR Coalition for AI Standards
Sky News, BBC, Financial Times, The Guardian, and Daily Telegraph unite in SPUR coalition to develop fair-use standards for AI, addressing concerns over content scraping and economic sustainability in journalism.
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