Emmerdale's Graham Returns from Dead with Love for Exes
Andrew Scarborough's character Graham Foster makes a shocking return to Emmerdale, torn between old flames Rhona Goskirk and Kim Tate in a complex love triangle.
Category : Culture
The Gallerist Review: Natalie Portman Comedy Disappoints
Cathy Yan's star-studded art world satire The Gallerist, featuring Natalie Portman and Jenna Ortega, fails to deliver laughs or insight in its Sundance premiere.
Francis Bourgeois Space Mission Review: TV Misstep
Channel 4's documentary Mission to Space with Francis Bourgeois follows the trainspotting TikTok star's attempt to become an astronaut, but the 90-minute programme struggles to justify its premise.
Cartoon on Alex Pretti Killing Sparks Debate
A cartoon by Ella Baron depicting the killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis has ignited discussions on art, violence, and social commentary in the UK media landscape.
The Invite Review: A-List Cast Shines at Sundance
Olivia Wilde directs and stars alongside Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton in a sharp, hilarious comedy about marriage and partner-swapping anxieties.
Katie Price Marries Lee Andrews in Dubai After Week-Long Romance
Katie Price has married businessman Lee Andrews in Dubai, marking her fourth marriage following a whirlwind week-long romance that stunned friends and family.
Iranian Film Defies Regime to Show Underground Art Scene
Maryam Ataei and Hossein Keshavarz's Sundance film captures Tehran's underground artists risking arrest to create, offering a moving portrait of friendship and resilience under authoritarian rule.
UK Food Security Crisis: Farmland Shrinks Rapidly
UK food self-sufficiency faces rapid decline as farmland is lost to development and environmental projects, risking shortages and national instability.
Gen Z Cinema Revival: Social Media Drives Big Screen Return
Young audiences are returning to cinemas, with social media and platforms like Letterboxd driving a cultural shift away from streaming services toward communal film experiences.
Emmerdale's Victoria Sugden Exit Confirmed Amid Guilt
Isabel Hodgins leaves Emmerdale as pregnant Victoria Sugden grapples with overwhelming guilt after accidentally killing her half-brother John in dramatic soap storyline.
Netflix Teen Drama Finding Her Edge Soars in UK
Netflix's new Canadian teen drama Finding Her Edge, centred on ice skating and family legacy, has become the fifth most-watched series in the UK with a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score.
Celebrity Traitors Season 2 Cast Rumours Revealed
Following the success of Celebrity Traitors season 1, rumours swirl about season 2 cast including Cheryl, Danny Dyer, Alison Hammond, Ruth Jones, Daisy May Cooper and Tom Hiddleston.
Olivia Colman in Uneven Sundance Fable Wicker
Olivia Colman plays a smelly fisherwoman who commissions a wicker husband in this uneven Sundance fantasy fable that mixes bawdy humour with dark themes.
Jurowski Conducts Barshai's Mahler 10th with LPO
Vladimir Jurowski leads the London Philharmonic Orchestra in Rudolf Barshai's colourful completion of Mahler's unfinished 10th Symphony at London's Royal Festival Hall.
Corrie Villain Carl Webster Saves Ryan Connor in Robbery
In a dramatic Coronation Street twist, notorious villain Carl Webster intervenes during an armed robbery targeting Ryan Connor, raising questions about his motives.
SNL: Teyana Taylor's Episode Redeemed by Sketch
Saturday Night Live's episode with host Teyana Taylor was largely underwhelming, but a standout toy commercial parody for 'One Battle After Another' provided a hilarious highlight.
Sir Mark Tully: BBC's Voice of India
Sir Mark Tully, the BBC's legendary Delhi bureau chief from 1972 to 1993, has died aged 90. His sensitive reporting on India's tumultuous events made him a revered public figure across the subcontinent.
Tom Gauld's January Writing Cartoon on New Year Resolutions
Cartoonist Tom Gauld's latest work humorously depicts the struggles of writing in January, capturing the post-holiday slump and New Year's creative ambitions in a relatable visual satire.
Olivia Attwood 'Nightmare' Month Amid Dack Split
Olivia Attwood opens up about 'blue days' and feeling tired as rumours swirl about her separation from footballer husband Bradley Dack, with Instagram unfollowing adding fuel to speculation.
Peter Hall: Sussex Winemaker and Opera Patron
A tribute to Peter Hall, the Breaky Bottom winemaker who supported opera, including the founding of New Sussex Opera and unique barn productions in East Sussex.
UnEarth Oratorio UK Premiere at Barbican
Julia Wolfe's climate-focused oratorio UnEarth receives its UK premiere at London's Barbican, featuring the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Finchley Children's Music Group.
Fiennes' Voldemort Casting Slip Fuels Harry Potter Series Buzz
Ralph Fiennes appears to accidentally confirm Cillian Murphy as the new Voldemort in HBO's Harry Potter TV adaptation during a red carpet interview, sparking mixed fan reactions.
BTS London Tickets: Post-Sale Guide & Resale Options
A comprehensive guide for fans seeking BTS tickets for their two London shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in July 2026, covering official and resale platforms after the chaotic general sale.
Ben Quilty on Australia's Arts Funding Crisis
Renowned painter Ben Quilty discusses the undervaluing of Australian artists, free speech debates after Adelaide Writers' Week cancellation, and the need for societal courage in supporting visionaries.
r/animalid: Blurry Wildlife Sparks Daily Adrenaline Thrills
Discover how the r/animalid subreddit turns mundane wildlife sightings into thrilling mysteries, from coyotes with mange to elusive cougar hopes, capturing our primal fascination with nature's unknowns.
UK Filmmaker's Oscar-Nominated Short Film on Friendship
Lee Knight's short film 'A Friend of Dorothy', starring Miriam Margolyes and Stephen Fry, earns Oscar nomination for best live action short, inspired by his real friendship with a lonely widow.
Stay-at-Home Tortoise Eases Mother's Empty Nest Syndrome
A Guardian columnist finds unexpected solace in caring for a hibernating baby tortoise as her human sons leave home, exploring themes of intergenerational living and maternal instincts.
Timeless Power of Prayer: Westminster Abbey to Universal Connection
A personal reflection on prayer's universal nature, inspired by Westminster Abbey and C.S. Lewis, exploring how individual devotion connects humanity across faiths and centuries.
EastEnders Star's Famous Brother: Gary Oldman Connection
Laila Morse, who plays Big Mo in EastEnders, is the older sister of acclaimed actor Gary Oldman. Discover their family story and professional collaboration.
Luvcat: 'I'd Faint If I Met The Cure's Robert Smith'
Liverpool singer Luvcat reveals her lifelong fandom for The Cure, her stage name inspiration from 'The Lovecats', and her nervous excitement about sharing the Isle of Wight Festival bill with them.
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