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Dry Leaf review: mystifying amble around Georgia's football pitches
Alexandre Koberidze's Dry Leaf is a challenging three-hour road movie with low-res video, invisible characters, and a search for a missing daughter. Defeating yet intriguing.
Clara & Munroe Are Into It: Best New Podcast
Clara Amfo and Munroe Bergdorf host a passionate pop culture show. Plus, Successpod, OnlyFantasy, and Hunting the Suicide Salesman.
Don McCullin's Final Book Focuses on Vietnam War
Photographer Don McCullin revisits the Vietnam war for his final book, featuring iconic images from the battle of Hue and reflecting on his 70-year career.
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Angel's Egg Review: Oshii's Dazzling 1985 Anime
Mamoru Oshii's 1985 anime 'Angel's Egg' is a visually ravishing, eerie philosophical adventure blending Christian theology with symbolist imagery.
Wash by Erica Wagner review – vivid portrait of a monumental American
Erica Wagner's novel 'Wash' offers a vivid, multifaceted portrait of Washington Roebling, chief engineer of the Brooklyn Bridge, through a non-linear narrative that explores his life and relationships.
William Kentridge Reimagines Monteverdi's L'Orfeo at Glyndebourne
Go behind the scenes at Glyndebourne as William Kentridge stages Monteverdi's 1607 opera L'Orfeo, exploring the power of music and art with a focus on La Musica and Euridice.
Why Jerry Maguire Is My Feelgood Movie
A writer reflects on Cameron Crowe's Jerry Maguire, exploring why this unconventional romantic comedy about loyalty and love continues to uplift audiences.
Venice Biennale 2026: Dafoe's Bold Vision for Theatre
Willem Dafoe's second Venice theatre biennale features a Noh Othello centring Desdemona, a requiem for Rwandan genocide victims, and immersive works in care homes.
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New Play Reimagines John Maynard Keynes' Life
James Graham's new play 'The Standard of Living' explores economist John Maynard Keynes' influence on British politics, culture, and his relationships within the Bloomsbury Group.
Familiar Touch Review: Chalfant Shines in Dementia Drama
Kathleen Chalfant delivers a nuanced performance in Sarah Friedland's audacious debut about an elderly woman adjusting to memory loss and a retirement community.
Disclosure Day: Alien Conspiracies, Car Chases, and a Climax
Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day is a non-stop thrill ride blending alien conspiracies, car chases, and emotional depth. Did it convince you we are not alone? Spoilers inside.
New Play 'Savage' About Paul O'Grady's Rise to Premiere
A new play inspired by Paul O'Grady's life, from Lily Savage to national treasure, will premiere at Curve Leicester before a West End run, with Danny Beard starring.
Kyiv Pechersk Lavra Cathedral Damaged in Russian Attack
Dormition Cathedral at Unesco-listed Kyiv Pechersk Lavra was damaged in a Russian missile and drone attack that also hit residential buildings, drawing condemnation from President Zelenskyy.
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Download 2025: Linkin Park Triumph, Guns N' Roses Flop
Download festival 2025 saw Linkin Park become first female-fronted headliner, while Guns N' Roses underwhelmed. Highlights included Letlive, Bloodywood, and diverse acts.
Gochujang Crispy Rice and Avocado Salad Recipe
A crunchy, tangy alternative to traditional rice salads with gochujang dressing, creamy avocado, and lime. Quick and easy recipe.
The Toymaker’s Key Review: Eclectic Steampunk Animation
Indie British animated film The Toymaker’s Key blends steampunk, anime, and derivative plots. Despite chaos, it hints at future filmmaking beyond studio constraints.
Cat Steals Show at Romeo and Juliet Ballet in Turkey
A cat steals the spotlight during the final scene of Romeo and Juliet ballet in Izmir, Turkey, as performers continue undeterred while the audience chuckles.
BBC News faces hundreds of job cuts in £500m savings plan
BBC News is set for major job cuts as part of a £500m cost-saving drive, with redundancies expected to run into the hundreds. Director general Matt Brittin prefers decisive cuts over 'salami slicing'.
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Zach Bryan review: US country star wins over UK at Anfield
Zach Bryan's inclusive take on country music captivates a Liverpool stadium crowd with emotional songs of breakups, addiction, and pain, challenging the genre's macho messaging.
Fridamania in Mexico City: Tracing Kahlo's Legacy
Ahead of a major Tate exhibition, our writer explores Frida Kahlo's Mexico City, visiting her home, studios, and favorite spots, finding her spirit alive.
Chilli Crisp: The Hottest Condiment in British Kitchens
Chilli crisp, a crunchy umami condiment from China, has become a sensation in the UK, inspiring homemade versions and independent producers. Learn how to make your own.
Anish Kapoor Review: A Divine Bloodbath at Hayward
Anish Kapoor's exhibition at Hayward Gallery is a visceral exploration of religion and mortality, featuring gore-splattered paintings, optical voids, and a hanging mountain that evokes sacrifice.
BBCSSO/Wigglesworth/Osborne: jazz meets French insouciance
Review of Aldeburgh festival concert featuring Ravel and Wigglesworth piano concertos, with Steven Osborne as soloist, highlighting jazz energy and French elegance.
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Share Your Greek Holiday for a Chance to Win £200
Tell us about your favorite Greek travel experience. The best tip wins a £200 Coolstays voucher. UK residents only. Competition closes June 22.
Micro-Staycations: Holidays Close to Home on the Rise
With rising costs and global uncertainty, UK holidaymakers are choosing destinations within 100 miles of home, boosting local spots like Milton Keynes.
Barbecue tips and tricks: grilling baskets to chilli jam
Discover reader-recommended barbecue upgrades, from chimney starters to pizza ovens, plus gadgets, recipes, and cleanup hacks for a perfect alfresco feast.
L'Orfeo Review: Kentridge's Glyndebourne Production Stuns
William Kentridge's new production of Monteverdi's L'Orfeo at Glyndebourne Festival is a visually stunning and politically charged reimagining that captivates audiences.
Ian McKellen Joked He Destroyed Mar-a-Lago in Avengers
Sir Ian McKellen shared anecdotes at a Rome film festival, including joking that he imagined destroying Mar-a-Lago while filming Avengers: Doomsday.
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Leviticus: Aussie Horror Subverts Exorcism Tropes
Writer-director Adrian Chiarella's film Leviticus reimagines exorcism as a queer love story, where a ritual unleashes a shapeshifting monster. Premiered at Sundance, acquired by Neon.
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