The Caribou Trail PS5 review: untold Gallipoli stories
The Caribou Trail on PS5 sheds light on Newfoundland troops in the Gallipoli campaign. Despite fascinating history, bugs and limited gameplay earn a 4/10 score.
Category : Culture
Daily horoscope July 13, 2026: Cazimi alignment boosts clarity
A Sun-Mercury Cazimi on July 13, 2026 brings sharp decision-making. Virgo, Leo and Gemini gain clarity; all signs get insights. Read your horoscope.
The Dark: ITV Thriller Undermined by Release Strategy
ITV's new crime thriller The Dark, based on GR Halliday's novel, suffers from a full-series binge release on ITVX, missing the week-to-week build that made Broadchurch a hit. Despite strong performances and eerie atmosphere, the drop strategy disappoints.
Sacha Baron Cohen surprises Wimbledon as Ali G
Sacha Baron Cohen appeared as Ali G at the Wimbledon men's final, posting a video mocking tennis and promoting drugs. A new Ali G film has reportedly wrapped.
60-Second Beauty Routine Transforms Makeup Look
A one-minute beauty routine can significantly improve your finished makeup look, according to beauty experts. This quick step helps products blend seamlessly.
Aziz Ansari review: funny look easy at Royal Albert Hall
Aziz Ansari delivers a slick, peppy set at Royal Albert Hall, touching on cultural identity, marriage, and fertility, but lacks depth.
Patrice Lawrence: A Children's Laureate for Our Times
Patrice Lawrence, author of Orangeboy, becomes UK's 14th children's laureate, addressing teenage masculinity and reading crisis.
Amber Davies removes theatregoer for filming during Legally Blonde
Strictly star Amber Davies had an audience member removed from her Legally Blonde show for filming during Act One, calling the behavior 'selfish' and distracting for the cast.
Adam Liaw: Gordon Ramsay, $300 steak, and fear of bamboo
TV presenter and food writer Adam Liaw shares stories about cooking for Gordon Ramsay, ruining a $300 steak, his fear of bamboo, and why garlic crushers are pointless.
Man Realized He Loved Friend While Planning to Set Her Up
Steve Sherwood fell for Martha Meares while drafting a letter to set her up with his friend. They met in Zaire in 1986 and married in 1990.
Balloons over Mildura 2026: hot air balloons take flight
More than 20 hot air balloons lit up the sky for Night Glow 2026, officially launching the annual Balloons over Mildura festival in regional Victoria.
The Sentinels Review: Thrilling Super Soldier Drama on BBC
The Sentinels, a steampunk alternate history series about WWI super soldiers, delivers a gripping sci-fi thriller with emotional depth, now on BBC Four.
Bugsy Malone at 50: Cast and crew recall chaos and cream pies
Jodie Foster hated 6am starts, Alan Parker swore constantly, and cream pies flew. The cast and crew of Bugsy Malone look back on the making of the classic 1976 gangster spoof.
My holiday from hell: 20 drunk teens in a Sicilian villa
Twenty British 16-year-olds rent a remote Sicilian villa for a week of partying and binge drinking, terrorizing the host and his elderly parents; the author apologises.
Throuples: Pain, Pleasure, and Paranoia in Triads
Exploring the rise of throuples, from Hollywood to real life, with stories of love, jealousy, and heartbreak. Can three-way relationships work?
Uncle Roger's Kawan restaurant in London fails to impress
Nigel Ng's Kawan in London's Chinatown is mostly empty six weeks after opening, with poor food like choco-orange ribs described as hideous and a Chinese wellington called peculiar.
The Dark: ITV1's Gripping Serial Killer Drama Tonight
The Dark premieres on ITV1 at 9pm, starring Laura Donnelly and Helen Baxendale in a twisted serial killer crime drama set in the Scottish wilderness.
Cold Hawaii: Denmark's Surf and Art Destination
Denmark's Cold Hawaii, a surf zone on the Jutland coast, is becoming a hotspot for contemporary art lovers, with new galleries like SMK Thy and Kunsthal Thy.
Gary Jarman's honest playlist: Flying Pickets to Nirvana
The Cribs' Gary Jarman reveals his musical journey from childhood Bee Gees obsession to Nirvana's life-changing impact, with a secret love for Jennifer Rush's power ballad.
Why the Odyssey Endures: From Ancient Epic to Nolan's Blockbuster
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' hits cinemas July 17. The ancient Greek epic's themes of homecoming, identity, and revenge continue to resonate in modern storytelling, from Joyce to 'Game of Thrones'.
The Importance of Being Earnest review – madcap opera delirium
Gerald Barry's opera of Wilde's comedy, directed by Jack Furness at Garsington Opera, is even wittier and zanier with a grand piano on stilts, a herd of cows, and a kangaroo that meets a grisly end.
LS Lowry exhibition busts myths about 'naive' artist
A new exhibition of 140 LS Lowry paintings opens 24 October, featuring the rarely seen 1932 work 'A Football Match', aiming to challenge misconceptions about the artist.
Why Free Speech Debates Make Us So Angry
A new book explores the psychological roots of anger in free speech debates, arguing that they tap into identity and status threats, not just ideology.
Fun Home review: Alison Bechdel's musical memoir feels every emotion
Fun Home at Royal Exchange, Manchester, is a soulful musical adaptation of Alison Bechdel's graphic memoir, exploring queer identity, family secrets, and generational pain with light touch and emotional depth.
Perfect Uyghur Lamb Skewers Recipe: Fiery Street Food
Learn to make authentic Uyghur lamb skewers, a spicy street food snack from Xinjiang, with cumin and chilli. Easy recipe for home grilling.
Love's Labour's Lost / Much Ado About Nothing review
Tom Littler's al fresco double bill of Shakespeare's comedies merges casts and timelines, deepening both plays with tragicomic notes and a wartime setting.
Mark Foster on coming out, Strictly, and his double life as a swimmer
Former world champion swimmer Mark Foster reflects on his early career, struggles with sexuality, and the turning point that saved his swimming career.
Middle-aged women invisible? I see them everywhere
Gillian Anderson, Rose Byrne, Melinda Gates: prominent midlife women challenge the invisibility trope, but wealth and privilege play a role, argues Emma Beddington.
Kelela on new avatar, tour, and PinkPantheress collab
Kelela discusses her new avatar, upcoming tour, and collaborating with PinkPantheress, revealing a bold new creative direction.
Market Deeping Model Railway Club review – miniature British eccentricity
William Ivory's comedy at Nottingham Playhouse celebrates model railway enthusiasts, blending camaraderie and Brexit context after a real-life vandalism incident.
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