Europe's Biggest Whistler Exhibition in 30 Years Opens
Tate Britain presents 'once-in-a-generation' retrospective of James McNeill Whistler with 150 works, including iconic 'Portrait of the Artist's Mother'.
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EastEnders Sibling Love Triangle Sparks Fan Debate
EastEnders' new love triangle between Oscar Branning and siblings Jasmine and Josh divides fans, with some cringing and others rooting for Oscar and Josh.
Kylie Minogue on 'Triggering' Moments in Netflix Doc
Kylie Minogue discusses the 'triggering' moments from her new Netflix documentary, reflecting on her career, media scrutiny, and the price of taking control.
Equus Review: Toby Stephens Superb in Intimate Revival
Toby Stephens delivers a superb performance in this powerfully intimate revival of Peter Shaffer's unsettling masterpiece Equus at the Menier Chocolate Factory, running until July 4.
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Jaffa Cakes and Digestives Create Ultimate Biscuit Hybrid
McVitie's launches limited-edition Jaffa Cakes Digestives in Sainsbury's. The biscuit combines a wheatmeal base with orange caramel and milk chocolate flavor coating, sparking excitement among fans.
Pam St Clement Returns in Rivals, Meets Naked Aidan Turner
EastEnders legend Pam St Clement, who recently reprised her role as Pat Evans, appears in Disney+'s Rivals, where her character is shocked by a naked Aidan Turner.
World's Biggest Curry House Serves 10,000 Weekly
The Royal Nawaab Pyramid in Stockport serves 10,000 diners weekly, with 150 staff and £100k food bill. A Channel 4 special explores its success amid hospitality crisis.
Emmerdale May Have Revealed Fire Starter in Subtle Scene
A throwaway scene in Emmerdale may have confirmed the identity of the mystery fire starter targeting Butlers Farm, with Kyle Winchester looking shifty during a conversation about the blaze.
Aqua Splits After 30 Years to Protect Barbie Girl Legacy
Europop sensations Aqua announce the end of their live performances after three decades, aiming to protect their iconic legacy including the hit Barbie Girl.
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Bar Etna Review: Sleek Sicilian Pizza Den in Newington Green
Bar Etna in Newington Green serves excellent pizza in a cool 1960s Sicilian vino den. Ed McIlroy and Joe Beddia team up for London slice supremacy.
New York in Color: Harry Gruyaert's Vibrant Photography
Discover Harry Gruyaert's stunning photographs of New York, capturing the city's energy, diversity, and vivid contrasts from 1972 to 2017.
True North Review: Student Protest in 1960s Quebec
A review of the documentary True North, which recounts a 1969 student protest at Sir George Williams University in Quebec, blending interviews and archive footage.
If This Be Magic Review: Translating Shakespeare's Genius
Daniel Hahn's 'If This Be Magic' explores the challenges and creativity of translating Shakespeare, arguing that the Bard can survive even when every word changes.
Stefanovic, McGuire to Co-Host ARN Radio Show
Karl Stefanovic and Eddie McGuire will co-host a new ARN radio show in the slot vacated by Kyle and Jackie O, marking a major shake-up in Australian radio.
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Jayson Gillham Slams MSO Over Gaza Comment
Pianist Jayson Gillham calls his situation 'crappy' after Melbourne Symphony Orchestra executive comments on his Gaza trial remarks. He faces backlash and potential career impact.
A Few Feet Away Review: Slacker's Hookup Drama
Tadeo Pestaña Caro's debut follows Santiago, a young man lost in dating apps, struggling with intimacy in Buenos Aires. A vivid queer drama.
Offseason by Avigayl Sharp: Wry Comedy of a Frazzled Teacher
A wry comedy following a frazzled teacher's chaotic life. Sharp's novel blends humor and insight in a poignant story of burnout and resilience.
James McNeill Whistler Review: A Luscious Blockbuster
Tate Britain's new exhibition celebrates the American painter who scandalized Victorian Britain with his beauty-for-beauty's-sake aesthetic, featuring Whistler's Mother and more.
Harry Styles Wembley 2026: Dates, Set List, Support Act & Tickets
Harry Styles will play 12 nights at Wembley Stadium from June 12 to July 4. Get the full set list, support act Shania Twain, and last-minute ticket info.
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Josh Widdicombe Dismisses Strictly Host Rumors
Josh Widdicombe denies reports he will host Strictly Come Dancing, telling GMB not to believe the papers, but admits he'd love the job.
Museum of Illusions London: Fun but Familiar
Time Out reviews the Museum of Illusions on Tottenham Court Road. It offers classic optical illusions, fun for kids, but similar to Twist and Paradox museums.
The Unknown: Léa Seydoux in Bizarre Body-Swap Horror
Arthur Harari's supernatural noir 'The Unknown' stars Léa Seydoux in a body-swap mystery about gender identity, blending uncanny horror and psychological mirrors.
Arts Engagement Benefits Young and Old: Call for Equal Access
Letters from Paula Briggs and Nicky Goulder highlight the health benefits of arts engagement for children and older adults, urging policy change for equal access.
Josh Johnson's Symphony: A Masterful HBO Comedy Special
Josh Johnson's HBO special Symphony showcases his remarkable ability to transform anecdotes into meticulously crafted joy. A generational talent at work.
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Fjord Review: Mungiu's Disappointing Cannes Drama
Cristian Mungiu's 'Fjord' starring Renate Reinsve and Sebastian Stan is an anticlimactic, underpowered film that leaves too many issues unresolved, a misstep from the Palme laureate.
Two Women Allege Rape on MAFS UK Set
Two women allege they were raped during filming of Married at First Sight UK, with a third claiming non-consensual sex act. Channel 4 defends welfare protocols.
Lucy Worsley Investigates American Revolution as Breakup
Lucy Worsley explores the American Revolution as a failed relationship, featuring Benjamin Franklin's eccentricities and the birth of US independence.
Equus Review: Desire and Desperation in Shaffer's Tale
Lindsay Posner's revival of Peter Shaffer's Equus at the Menier Chocolate Factory explores desire, power, and destruction as a psychiatrist treats a teen who blinded horses.
Nova Exhibition Opens in London, Survivor Urges Visitors
The Nova exhibition commemorating the 7 October massacre at a music festival opens in London, with survivor Elkana Bohbot urging doubters to see the evidence firsthand.
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Lero Lero Revives Sicily's Hidden Folk Music Heritage
Palermo collective Lero Lero recovers traditional Sicilian songs from archives, reshaping them with electronics to challenge stereotypes and connect with modern audiences.
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