Portia Elan's debut novel Homebound interweaves four women's stories across centuries, from 1980s Cincinnati to interstellar space, in a gentle hymn to found families and the power of storytelling.
A revelatory Zurbarán show at the National Gallery proves him a Spanish great. Plus Angel Otero, Daiga Grantina, and more in this week's art dispatch.
Aram Rappaport's The Artist, a singular period comedy featuring Mandy Patinkin, Janet McTeer, and Patti LuPone, is a flamboyant, exhausting, and unforgettable TV experience.
Vietnam renames The Devil Wears Prada 2 as The Woman Who Loves Luxury Goods 2, a title that clarifies plot and adds humor, sparking a look at better foreign film titles.
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Explore the psychology behind hoarding clutter and practical steps to declutter your home and mind, from sentimental attachment to decision fatigue.
Manchester Collective and cellist Laura van der Heijden deliver a captivating performance of Schumann's Papillons, blending classical and contemporary elements.
Hugh Jackman's new film 'The Sheep Detectives' achieves his highest Rotten Tomatoes score at 94%, praised as a delightful family mystery blending Babe and Knives Out.
Tonight, Londoners can witness the first of two full moons in May—the Flower Moon, a micromoon appearing slightly smaller than usual. Peak illumination at 6:23pm.
Graham Norton's ITV series The Neighbourhood has flopped with low ratings, highlighting that celebrity hosts no longer guarantee success in a saturated reality TV market.
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Discover London’s top food events this week: Napoli on the Road Soho, free JENKI matcha, Cinco de Mayo fiestas, and The Devil Wears Prada 2 pop-up.
Courtney Pochin previews Gordon Ramsay's 100th restaurant, Bread Street Kitchen on the 59th floor of 22 Bishopsgate, with stunning views and mixed breakfast dishes.
Discover Birmingham's top attractions: pre-Raphaelite art, Stirchley Beer Mile, Digbeth's vintage shops, indie cinema, and more canals than Venice.
Discover London's best events in May: ballet, organ recitals, padel, pickleball, basketball, exhibitions, workshops, and family activities. Your essential guide.
The BBC's cancellation of Football Focus after 52 years signals a shift to digital. With 52% of fans trusting creators over pundits, World Cup brands must adapt or waste billions.
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The Royal Academy presents a groundbreaking exhibition of Michaelina Wautier, a 17th-century Baroque artist forgotten for 300 years, featuring 25 works including self-portraits and large-scale history paintings.
Tom Wright's play explores Brian Epstein's hidden life as a gay Jewish man managing the Beatles. Compelling performances but uneven narrative. At Kiln Theatre until May 29.
Arthur Miller's The Price at Marylebone Theatre is a powerful critique of the American Dream, exploring sacrifice, duty, and regret. ★★★★
Down to Chance at Pleasance Theatre tells the true story of Genie Chance's radio broadcast during the 1964 Alaska earthquake, with superb performances and clever staging.
London Zoo celebrates 200 years with a new £20 million wildlife health centre, letting visitors watch live veterinary procedures and cutting-edge research.
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EastEnders and Coronation Street actor Bob Cryer honors his late mother, singer Terry Donovan, with a heartfelt social media tribute and photo collage.
McFly's Harry Judd will play Coach Bolton in the first British stage production of High School Musical, opening at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre this autumn.
Jamie Younger of Begging Bowl fame is transforming the former Franklins restaurant in East Dulwich into The Victoria, a French-inspired gastropub with a martini menu.
The Devil Wears Prada 2 delivers cutting asides, stellar performances, and a meaningful storyline that tackles modern media challenges. A must-see sequel.
Viral bakery Get Baked, famous for its 24-layer Bertha cake, will open its first London store in Covent Garden this summer, owner Rich Myers announces.
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Netflix is reportedly making a prequel to The Crown covering 1901-1952. Despite massive success, concerns about historical fatigue and relevance arise.
Adam Thomas reportedly refuses to promote his I'm A Celebrity win on ITV after feeling exploited during the finale, with his brother Scott slamming the broadcaster's handling of the show.
Chat Noir! at The Lost Estate offers a 3.5-hour immersive Belle Epoque dining show with authentic 1890s Parisian cabaret, but high prices and pacing issues may deter some.
Family-run bakery La Maritxu is bringing its viral Basque cheesecakes to Coal Drops Yard in Kings Cross this May, with indoor and outdoor seating.
Discover the top 20 London concerts in May 2026 with tickets still available, featuring RAYE, Olivia Dean, Rosalía, Tame Impala, Doja Cat, and more.
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EastEnders announces the return of Clare Bates, Josh Saunders, and Joel Marshall, with Nigel's funeral bringing back his family and Joel's reappearance causing trouble.
