Sally Tallant Named Hayward Gallery Director
Sally Tallant, former Liverpool Biennial boss, returns to UK as new Hayward Gallery director at Southbank Centre during its 75th anniversary year.
Category : Culture
Brooklyn Beckham's Vow Renewal After Family Feud
Brooklyn Beckham reveals vow renewal with Nicola Peltz to create new memories after alleged family drama and 'inappropriate' dance at their 2022 wedding.
Prue Leith Leaves Bake Off After Nine Years as Judge
Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith announces her departure from the Channel 4 show after nearly a decade, with tributes pouring in from producers and colleagues.
A Single Man Audiobook Review: Jennings' Performance
Alex Jennings narrates Christopher Isherwood's landmark novel A Single Man in a new audiobook recording, capturing the profound grief and isolation of protagonist George Falconer.
Photographer Beaten by Police After Capturing Bolivian Election Queue
Photographer Rod Morris recounts being assaulted by police after photographing anxious Bolivians queueing with documents during Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada's 1993 presidential election campaign in La Paz.
Man's Eye-Opening Pub Toilet Queue Experience
Adrian Chiles recounts a surprising pre-Christmas pub visit where men queued for the toilet while women didn't, sparking reflections on gender norms and everyday inconveniences.
Marcus Gilbert Obituary: Riders Actor Dies at 67
Actor Marcus Gilbert, famed for playing Rupert Campbell-Black in the 1993 TV series Riders and roles in Rambo and Evil Dead, has died of throat cancer aged 67.
Leon's Comeback: From Asda Ownership to Founder-Led Revival
Leon, the healthy fast-food chain, makes a major comeback after being bought back from Asda by founder John Vincent, who plans to return to seasonal, ingredient-focused menus.
Cashing Out: Aids-Era Insurance Profiteering Documentary
Matt Nadel's Oscar-shortlisted documentary 'Cashing Out' delves into the viatical settlements industry during the Aids crisis, where dying LGBTQ+ people sold life insurance policies for cash, revealing a complex legacy of exploitation and survival.
Alan Carr Rejected Strictly Hosting Job
Comedian Alan Carr reveals he and co-star Amanda Holden were offered the Strictly Come Dancing hosting job but turned it down, ending speculation about their potential takeover.
Hollyoaks Legend Returns 16 Years After Sacking
Hollie-Jay Bowes is reportedly reprising her role as Michaela McQueen in Hollyoaks, 16 years after being sacked from the Channel 4 soap opera in a dramatic behind-the-scenes fallout.
2026: The Year of the Skirt in Fashion
Fashion expert Jess Cartner-Morley predicts 2026 as the year skirts reclaim prominence, highlighting trends from mini to pencil styles and sustainable wardrobe choices.
Australia's Day of Mourning: Bondi Victims Honoured
Australians across faiths perform mitzvahs and gather for a national memorial service to honour the 15 victims of the Bondi terror attack, promoting unity through acts of kindness.
Triple J Hottest 100 2026 Predictions Unveiled
As Triple J prepares to announce its 2026 Hottest 100 results, predictions point to Olivia Dean, Spacey Jane, and electronic artists leading the countdown with over 2 million votes cast.
BBC Signs Landmark Deal for YouTube Exclusive Content
The BBC has announced a groundbreaking agreement to produce bespoke, exclusive content for YouTube, marking a major shift in its digital strategy and public service broadcasting approach.
Traitors Season 4 Finale: Who's Left?
As The Traitors season 4 finale approaches, discover the remaining eight contestants battling for £120,000. Get the latest on who's been eliminated and who remains in the Scottish castle.
Patsy King Dies Aged 95
Patsy King, famed for her role as Governor Erica Davidson in Prisoner: Cell Block H, has passed away at age 95 after a brief illness, leaving a legacy across Australian TV and theatre.
Claudette Colvin: Civil Rights Pioneer Dies Aged 86
Claudette Colvin, the US civil rights activist who protested bus segregation in Alabama nine months before Rosa Parks, has died aged 86. Her story is one of courage and overlooked history.
London Chicken Shop Wins Fried Chicken Championships 2026
20ft Fried Chicken in London has been named Britain's greatest chicken shop at the inaugural Fried Chicken Championships, impressing judges with its Hot Chicken Burger.
Trump, Tractors, Camels: Photos of the Day
A powerful visual journey across continents, from Trump's Zurich arrival to European farmer protests, train derailments in Spain, and Republic Day rehearsals in India.
London Fried Chicken Restaurant Wins National Title
A London fried chicken restaurant, 20ft Fried Chicken, has triumphed as the UK's best, winning the first Fried Chicken Championships with its hot chicken burger.
Claridge's Bakery Launches with British Classics
Claridge's Bakery opens in London, offering nostalgic British treats like fondant fancies and sausage rolls, helmed by chef Richard Hart in a discreet Mayfair location.
Menabrea Lager: A Beer for Italian Food Pairing
Discover how Menabrea lager from Italy's Piedmont region offers a refreshing alternative to wine for food pairing, with six expert suggestions to enhance your meals.
Rachel Duffy: Mastermind Traitor Set for Historic Win
Rachel Duffy from The Traitors combines FBI training, strategic brilliance, and psychological insight to dominate the game. As the bookies' favourite, she could become the first female Traitor to win a UK series.
Cauliflower Almond Risotto Recipe
Discover a grain-free cauliflower risotto recipe with flaked almonds. This low-carb, zero-waste dish is perfect for reducing carbs and increasing protein intake.
Katie Pavlich's New Primetime Show on NewsNation
Conservative commentator Katie Pavlich discusses her move from Fox News to host a primetime show on NewsNation, booking Donald Trump as a guest, and her approach to journalism.
Animal Crossing Update Revives Pandemic Sanctuary
Revisiting an abandoned Animal Crossing island after years away reveals new features, old memories, and the quiet reassurance that you can go home again in Nintendo's beloved life simulation game.
Immersive Wedding Drama 'I Do' Returns to London
Dante or Die's site-specific show 'I Do' captures the emotional chaos before a wedding in an immersive hotel setting at London's Malmaison hotel, part of the Barbican's Scene Change season.
UK's Best-Dressed Cities: London Not Number One
New research ranks the UK's most stylish cities based on fashion searches, social media, and shopping. Oxford leads, with London in second place.
Dante or Die's 'I Do' Wedding Drama Revived at Malmaison
Dante or Die's 2013 site-specific theatre show 'I Do' returns at Malmaison London, exploring wedding tensions through six interconnecting vignettes in a hotel setting.
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