Wuthering Heights to Small Things Like These: Top 7 Films
Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi star in Emerald Fennell's raunchy Wuthering Heights, plus Cillian Murphy in Small Things Like These. Seven must-see films on TV this week.
Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi star in Emerald Fennell's raunchy Wuthering Heights, plus Cillian Murphy in Small Things Like These. Seven must-see films on TV this week.
Mischa Barton makes her UK stage debut in a leaden adaptation of James M Cain's noir novella, but the production lacks the flinty edge of the classic film.
Taraji P Henson discusses her Broadway debut in August Wilson's Joe Turner's Come and Gone, Hollywood burnout, Black resilience, and the importance of purpose.
Terry Robinson, who improved access to British countryside through projects like the Tarka Trail, has died aged 77. He served 38 years at the Countryside Commission.
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RecommendedDiscover the versatility of ricotta in record-breaking quick cakes, savory frittatas, pasta dishes, and indulgent desserts. Plus, a peek at Ed Smith's new chicken cookbook.
Discover the art of eau de vie, from Capreolus Distillery's intense fruit brandies to classic European styles like kirsch and slivovitz.
Carey Mulligan and Oscar Isaac used earbuds for music while acting in 'Beef,' costing VFX artists a fortune. From Jared Leto's dead pigs to Maisie Williams' left-handed sword fighting, actors go to extremes.
Explore the best of Everything But the Girl's career, from Missing to Walking Wounded, in this ranked list of their 20 greatest songs, highlighting their unique blend of heartbreak and dance music.
Simeon Barclay, Tanoa Sasraku, Kira Freije, and Marguerite Humeau are shortlisted for the Turner Prize 2026, showcasing diverse works spanning performance, sculpture, and installation.
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RecommendedA curated selection of global news photographs: Pope Leo XIV's mass in Equatorial Guinea, wildfires in Japan, protests in South Korea, and more from April 23, 2026.
Adam Scott discusses Severance, working with Martin Scorsese on The Aviator, his resemblance to Tom Cruise, love for REM, and delivering calzones to stoners.
University of Bristol's 'smart cinema' uses EEG, heart rate monitors, and infrared cameras to measure audience engagement, helping directors like Rob Hifle refine films and take creative risks.
Violist Timothy Ridout and pianist Jonathan Ware present a smartly curated programme of Franck, Fauré, and more, brimming with imagination and emotional depth.
Claire Lynch's award-winning debut novel, A Family Matter, explores family secrets and a bitter divorce across dual timelines, inspired by real-life homophobic custody battles.
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RecommendedAt Southbank Centre's Multitudes festival, the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and Squidsoup create a synaesthetic feast with surround sound and thousands of LEDs.
A deft production of Virginia Woolf's experimental novel The Waves at Jermyn Street theatre, with superb performances capturing friendship from childhood to midlife.
A Peacock documentary unveils Rex Heuermann's four-day killing ritual, including a basement 'kill room' and stopwatch-timed body disposal. Family interviews detail the horrors.
Rosemarie Milsom, founder of Newcastle Writers Festival, takes over Adelaide Writers' Week after its collapse over the disinvitation of Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah. She pledges to defend curatorial independence.
Netflix's Apex, starring Charlize Theron and Taron Egerton, offers a glossy but empty survival thriller set in the Australian wilderness, with a predictable plot and lack of depth.
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RecommendedFrom Mr Bean's Holiday to The White Lotus, Cannes loves seeing itself on screen. A look at films that capture the festival's unique magic and self-obsession.
Caitlin Cassidy confesses her addiction to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, watching 15 seasons in a year. She explores the escapism and soothing nature of the franchise, shared by fans like John Oliver and Rihanna.
A 43-year-old man loses his entire social circle after moving to a farm, realizing he was always the one initiating contact. Advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith explores the asymmetry of friendship and whether it's worth tolerating.
Olivia Dean's first arena tour kicks off in Glasgow with a classy, commanding show blending retro glamour and vulnerable moments, proving her Grammy-winning talent.
Suzi Quatro, Mr Lordi, and Alison Mosshart join the Philharmonia Orchestra for a loud, electrifying mashup of classical and metal at the Royal Festival Hall.
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RecommendedNetflix quietly releases 'A Gorilla Story: Told by David Attenborough' ahead of his 100th birthday, featuring his 1978 encounter with gorilla Pablo. The documentary has soared in the charts.
Fra Fee discusses his complex character Sam in Netflix's Unchosen, a psychological thriller set in a UK cult. The show has hit number one on Netflix.
Shirley Ballas, 65, has joined the US Dancing with the Stars spin-off 'The Next Pro' as a judge alongside her son Mark, sparking speculation about her future on Strictly Come Dancing.
DJI introduces the Lito series, entry-level camera drones with omnidirectional obstacle sensing, 48MP sensors, and intelligent filming modes, starting at £299.
Sara Cox will take over the BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show after Scott Mills was fired. She calls the role a dream and promises a fun, music-filled show this summer.
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RecommendedStrictly Come Dancing fans are devastated after reports that the beloved spin-off It Takes Two is set to be scrapped for a video podcast format, following a major shake-up of the BBC series.