Chip shop mural of Bellingham and Rogers goes viral
A mural of Jude Bellingham and Morgan Rogers on a chip shop in Quinton, Birmingham, has gone viral, drawing crowds and boosting business. Artist Dion Kitson aims to foster local pride.
Category : Culture
Chipotle's Mexico expansion draws skepticism online
Chipotle opens first Mexico outlet in Monterrey, but locals mock US chain selling corporate version of Mexican food, citing Taco Bell's failure.
Graham Norton: Taylor Swift demanded no guest be bumped
Graham Norton revealed Taylor Swift insisted no guest be bumped from his show when she joined last-minute. The full sofa later appeared in her 'Opalite' music video.
Festival Makeup Checklist for Summer Events
Get festival-ready with this essential makeup checklist, covering long-lasting products, sun protection, and easy touch-ups for summer music events.
BBC viewers defend Big Brother star over Widdecombe remarks
Daze Aghaji faces backlash on Politics Live for criticizing Ann Widdecombe's record after her murder, but viewers defend her right to discuss the politician's legacy.
Top Gear Falklands episode resurfaces before England vs Argentina
The controversial 2014 Top Gear Patagonia Special, featuring a license plate allegedly referencing the Falklands War, has resurfaced online ahead of the England vs Argentina World Cup semi-final.
See Bayeux Tapestry and Battle of Hastings in One Day
Visit the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum and explore Battle Abbey, the site of the 1066 battle, all in one day. Tickets for the tapestry are sold out until 2027.
Serkis defends all-white cast in new Lord of the Rings film
Andy Serkis says new Lord of the Rings film won't do 'politically correct casting for the sake of casting' after criticism over all-white lineup in The Hunt for Gollum.
Coupette Bar Closes in Bethnal Green After Nine Years
Coupette, the acclaimed French-inspired cocktail bar in Bethnal Green, served its last drinks on June 28. The venue ranked among World's 50 Best Bars and will relocate.
Stratford Coach Park to Become New Cultural Quarter
A former London 2012 Olympic coach park near Stratford station will be transformed into Stratford Junction, a cultural quarter with performance venues, art installations, and public spaces.
No7 Silk Glaze Skin Tint Review: Lightweight Coverage
No7's Pro Artist Silk Glaze Skin Tint offers lightweight, dewy coverage. We review the new Boots beauty launch, its texture, shade range, and wear test.
Gen Z Revives London's Oldest Restaurants
Gen Z diners are flocking to London's historic eateries like Ciao Bella and Daquise, seeking authentic, unchanged experiences over trendy spots. This resurgence helps preserve vintage restaurants amid high closure rates.
EastEnders: Lauren and Mark's passion ignites next week
EastEnders confirms Lauren Branning and Mark Fowler Jr finally act on their sexual tension next week after a criminal deal goes wrong, leading to a passionate encounter.
Astrid Furnival, textile artist and poet, dies at 85
Astrid Furnival, a pioneering textile artist who fused words and craft, has died aged 85. She co-founded Satie’s Faction and rejected distinctions between arts and crafts.
Tom Cruise's Digger Transformation: 'Never Been So Challenged'
Tom Cruise stars as eccentric oil baron Digger Rockwell in Alejandro González Iñárritu's new comedy-drama Digger, with a trailer showcasing his unrecognizable look and a mission to save the world from ecological disaster.
Cartoon: Andy Burnham's No 10 ambitions mocked
Ben Jennings' cartoon satirises Andy Burnham's reported leadership ambitions, depicting the mayor eyeing Downing Street amid Greater Manchester challenges.
Ross left for dead in Emmerdale after Mack fight
Ross Barton is left unconscious after a violent confrontation with Mackenzie Boyd over his affair with Charity Dingle in Emmerdale.
Mollie Gallagher on Nina's exit: 'It was really sad'
Mollie Gallagher reveals her sadness over leaving Coronation Street as Nina Lucas, but hints the character's story may not be over as she takes on a new role in Silence of the Lambs stage production.
The Dark review: Chilling gothic crime drama
The Dark, a new six-part thriller on ITV, offers a stylish and chilling Highlands murder investigation that serves as a perfect antidote to heatwaves.
Tech Billionaire Takeover: Crypto Bros vs Democracy
Documentary reveals how tech billionaires use crypto wealth to undermine democracy, with wealth inequality and political influence at the forefront.
DJ Yousuke Yukimatsu: Brain Cancer Survivor's Peace Mission
Japanese DJ Yousuke Yukimatsu, a brain cancer survivor, uses topless raves to promote peace. He tours the UK in August, blending techno with diverse genres.
AI-like song tops Australian charts, sparking debate
Josh Fawaz's cover of Madonna's Like a Prayer, which topped Australian radio and global iTunes charts, faces questions over possible generative AI use, raising concerns about transparency and royalties.
Chakalaka and Mango Chicken Wings: South African Braai Favorites
Nokx Majozi shares two vibrant South African braai recipes: chakalaka, a spicy vegetable relish, and sweet-spicy mango chicken wings, perfect for summer gatherings.
Crescent moon meets Venus in twilight alignment
On Friday, the young crescent moon will align with Venus in the evening twilight, offering a stunning naked-eye sight low in the western sky.
Chris Packham Evolution Series Starts on BBC Two Tonight
Chris Packham's wondrous five-part series on evolution begins with the African elephant on BBC Two. Plus: Oobah Butler tackles the housing crisis on Channel 4.
Ruby Tandoh podcast on lute extinction threat
Food writer Ruby Tandoh presents a portrait of the lute, an instrument on the brink of extinction, in the third issue of Signal Hill podcast. Plus, other podcast highlights.
Perfect ruin bar in Budapest: bohemian spirit quest
Budapest's ruin bars evolved from bohemian art spaces to tourist traps. A writer hunts for authentic gems like Szimpla Kert and Zsír, rating them from 0 to 10.
A Year in London Review: Student-Professor Romance
A Year in London is a frothy lesbian romcom about an Italian fashion student who hits it off with her professor in London, with soap opera silliness and wooden dialogue.
Inside Thailand's stray animal rescue network
Photographer Jackson Morrow spent three years with the Soi Dog Foundation documenting the systems that shape survival of Thailand's vast stray animal population.
Sam Neill's 20 Best Roles: A Career Retrospective
Sam Neill, the New Zealand actor, died at 78. Luke Buckmaster ranked his 20 greatest performances, from 'Jurassic Park' to 'Peaky Blinders' and 'In the Mouth of Madness'.
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