Netflix's The East Palace: Korean Horror Binge
Netflix's The East Palace blends Korean folklore and horror in a visually stunning series. Starring Nam Joo-hyuk and Roh Yoon-seo, it follows a feng shui master investigating royal deaths.
Category : Culture
Manville, Maxwell Martin Lead West End 'August: Osage County'
Lesley Manville and Anna Maxwell Martin will star in the first West End production of Tracy Letts' 'August: Osage County' at the Noël Coward Theatre from Jan 18 to Apr 10, 2027.
Mel C set to marry in secret countryside wedding
Mel C is reportedly marrying partner Chris Dingwall in a private countryside ceremony this weekend, making her the last Spice Girl to wed. The ceremony is expected to reunite the band, except Victoria Beckham.
Here Comes J Edgar Hoover! Review: Lightweight Satire
Harry Shearer's musical about J Edgar Hoover is lightweight to the point of triviality, failing to address the real harms of the infamous FBI director.
Fabric to host club nights at top of London's Shard
Fabric nightclub will host five events at The View From The Shard in 2026, starting August 21 with Sven Väth headlining at 310 metres high.
Sourdough Sophia Opens First Central London Bakery
Popular north London bakery Sourdough Sophia will open its sixth outpost in Covent Garden's Neal's Yard, marking its first central London location.
Brenda Fricker, Oscar winner and Pigeon Lady, dies at 81
Brenda Fricker, Oscar-winning actor known for My Left Foot and Home Alone 2's Pigeon Lady, has died aged 81 after a period of ill health, her agent confirmed.
44 London Pubs in Telegraph's Best UK Pubs List
The Telegraph's annual ranking of Britain's 650 best pubs includes 44 London boozers, selected for atmosphere, drinks quality, and community feel.
Ronnie Scott's free Soho street party August 1
Ronnie Scott's hosts free street party in Soho on August 1 with live jazz, soul, R&B, gospel on two stages, plus bars and family activities.
Best Albums of 2026 So Far: Editors' Top Picks
Time Out London editors reveal their top albums of 2026 so far, including Olivia Rodrigo, Madonna, Grace Ives, Modest Mouse, and more.
Jennifer Garner nervous about romantic scenes with Timothy Olyphant
Jennifer Garner reunites with Timothy Olyphant in 'The Five-Star Weekend' 20 years after 'Catch and Release', admitting romantic scenes made her nervous but the comfort level was high.
Tower of London £70m revamp opens new areas to public
The Tower of London is undergoing a £70 million transformation, opening previously inaccessible areas to the public, including community spaces, learning centres, and a green classroom in the moat.
Emmerdale star Luca Hoyle returns after 2-year break
Emmerdale actor Luca Hoyle returns as Elliot Windsor after two years off-screen, with a new storyline set to air this summer. His return follows the shock announcement that his on-screen father Jimmy King will be killed off.
Best Glitter Festival Makeup Summer 2025
Discover the top glitter and sparkly festival makeup products for summer 2025, including picks from LookFantastic, NYX, e.l.f., and more.
Heartstopper Forever: A Near-Perfect Farewell to a Landmark Series
Heartstopper Forever delivers a moving conclusion to Nick and Charlie's story, proving queer love stories deserve the same tenderness as any other. The film matures with its characters.
Pokemon Go Summer Quest at National Trust Sites
Pokemon Go players can catch rare Pokemon at National Trust sites this summer, including London locations like Ham House and Osterley Park.
Kris Jenner's mother Mary Jo Shannon dies aged 91
Kris Jenner's mother Mary Jo 'MJ' Shannon has died at 91. Jenner shared a heartfelt Instagram tribute, calling her 'the heart of our family.'
Munch's Freia Frieze: Art and Exploitation in Oslo
An exhibition at Oslo's Munch museum connects Edvard Munch's 1922 Freia frieze to the bitter history of cocoa, labour movements, and women's emancipation.
Sudoku 7,383 Hard: Fill Grid with Numbers 1-9
Solve Sudoku 7,383 hard puzzle: fill every row, column, and 3x3 box with numbers 1-9. Solutions in next Guardian issue.
John Waters on 60 years of screen carnage, dead dogs, and quitting drugs
John Waters reflects on Hairspray's PG rating, Desperate Living's anger, dead dogs, dirty rats, and why he stopped taking drugs after success.
Jennifer Garner and Chloë Sevigny Lead 'The Five-Star Weekend'
Five wealthy women head to a weekend getaway with secrets in 'The Five-Star Weekend' on Sky Atlantic. Plus, Dan Snow follows Odysseus, and more TV picks.
Up All Night review: seductive history of nightlife
Imogen Willetts' 'Up All Night' explores 500 years of nightlife, from 18th-century pleasure gardens to Studio 54, blending history, theory, and pop culture.
Sweeney Todd Review: Sondheim's Demon Barber Still a Cut Above
Ramin Karimloo and Meow Meow star in Joe Murphy's superb staging of Sondheim's Sweeney Todd at Birmingham Rep, full of dark gothic humour and tremendous singing.
The Catcher in the Rye at 75: Still Fresh and Transgressive
Joseph O'Connor reflects on how JD Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye, 75 years old, remains as captivating and bold as ever, inspiring him to become a writer.
The Hawk review: Will Ferrell's golf comedy falls flat
Will Ferrell's new Netflix series The Hawk revives Frat Pack archetypes but relies on dated genital gags and dodgy references that fail to land.
Paddington Square Tops Stirling Prize Shortlist of Brick Buildings
Renzo Piano's glass cube at Paddington Square is the sole non-brick contender in the 2026 Stirling Prize shortlist, which features five brick schemes, sparking debate over architectural diversity.
Guardian writers' 2026 summer songs: Kim Petras to Madonna
Guardian writers select their most-played tracks of summer 2026, ranging from Kim Petras' country-pop to Madonna's club anthem and Big Freedia's bounce.
July's Best New Paperbacks: Cursed Daughters, Havoc, and More
Discover July's top new paperbacks, including Oyinkan Braithwaite's Cursed Daughters, Rebecca Wait's Havoc, and Andrew O'Hagan's On Friendship.
Satirical play turns stranded whale into Jesus figure
A new satirical play in Hamburg reimagines the rescue of Timmy the humpback whale as a passion play, critiquing Germany's search for hope amid division.
Madelon Vriesendorp: Sex-Crazed Skyscrapers at Soane's
Dutch artist Madelon Vriesendorp's exhibition at Sir John Soane's Museum features erotic skyscraper drawings, including the iconic Flagrant Délit, and explores architecture, surrealism, and climate crisis through recycled sculptures.
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