ITV launches free Walking Dead channel on ITVX
ITV has launched a free 24/7 channel dedicated to The Walking Dead franchise on ITVX, streaming the original series and Fear the Walking Dead without a subscription.
Category : Culture
Harry Styles wardrobe malfunction at Wembley show
Harry Styles survived a wardrobe malfunction during his final Wembley show, nearly exposing himself to 80,000 fans. The singer quickly zipped up and finished the performance.
Corrie star Beth Nixon says goodbye to Megan Walsh
Beth Nixon confirms her final scenes as Coronation Street villain Megan Walsh, paying tribute to co-stars after the character's prison sentence for grooming.
Peter Andre explains refusal to appear in Katie Price doc
Peter Andre declined to be interviewed for Katie Price's documentary 'Nothing to Hide', citing love and respect for their children Junior and Princess.
Louise Lasser, star of Mary Hartman, dies at 87
Actress Louise Lasser, best known for her starring role in the satirical TV series Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and as Woody Allen's ex-wife, has died at age 87 from natural causes at her Manhattan home.
The Walking Dead channel launches on ITVX
ITVX launches a dedicated The Walking Dead channel, featuring all 11 seasons and spin-offs, available now for free with ads or ad-free subscription.
Emmerdale's Kev in tears over life destroying tragedy
Kev Townsend breaks down in tears as he reveals his tragic past to Lewis Barton, having legally changed his name to Kevin Barton to protect his son from the Townsend stigma.
Trying Season 5 Review: Heartwarming Return to Form
Trying season 5 on Apple TV+ is a return to form, blending warm humour and emotional depth. The show kept this reviewer bingeing until 2am.
Rajdoot closes after 46 years in West London
Rajdoot, a family-run Indian restaurant in Ruislip Manor, closed suddenly after 46 years, citing energy bill hikes, a fire, Covid, and personal issues.
Sam Ryder struggles in 'Jesus Christ Superstar' at Palladium
Eurovision star Sam Ryder's stage debut in 'Jesus Christ Superstar' at the London Palladium is underwhelming, despite a strong production and supporting cast.
Ring doorbell captures mom giving birth in garage in 9 mins
A Georgia mom gave birth in her garage doorway in just nine minutes, captured on her Ring camera. Christina Mahone delivered daughter Scotti Ann with husband Damien's help via 911 dispatch.
Emma Corrin's Schiaparelli jacket with pointed nipples steals show
Emma Corrin wore a Schiaparelli jacket with pointed structures like nipples at Paris Couture Week, stealing attention from the feathered design. The look sparked mixed reactions online.
Lauren Bennett of G.R.L and LMFAO dies at 36
Lauren Bennett, British-born singer featured on LMFAO's Party Rock Anthem and member of girl group G.R.L., has died at age 36. Cause of death not specified.
Brian Large, opera TV director, dies aged 89
Brian Large, the visionary director behind the Three Tenors concert and over 800 TV broadcasts, has died at 89. He brought opera to millions through innovative television techniques.
Ann Blyth, Oscar-nominated Mildred Pierce star, dies at 98
Ann Blyth, who played Joan Crawford's daughter in Mildred Pierce and earned an Oscar nomination, has died at 98. She defended Crawford against abuse allegations and later starred in musicals.
Police standoff with graffiti artist on Bolte Bridge
A man claiming to be the graffiti artist behind Pam the Bird tags has perched atop a 120-metre Bolte Bridge tower, sparking a police standoff in Melbourne.
NRL signs record $5.3bn broadcast deal with Nine and Foxtel
The NRL has secured a record $5.3bn broadcasting deal with Nine Entertainment and Foxtel, running from 2028 to 2034, marking a defining moment for rugby league.
Helen Hunt on RSC debut, tough times, and Branagh
Oscar-winner Helen Hunt discusses her RSC debut in The Cherry Orchard, the challenge of finding meaty roles, tough times in the US, and co-starring with Kenneth Branagh.
Dreams in Europe: anthology reveals anticlimactic subconscious
Wolfram Lotz's 'Dreams in Europe' collects prosaic dreams from online forums across 25+ languages, revealing surprising narrative consistency and understated melancholy.
Sally Abé's Summer Recipes: Tomato Tart and Trifle
Chef Sally Abé shares two summer recipes: a tomato and basil tart fine on puff pastry, and a strawberry and elderflower trifle with jelly and custard.
Arles 2026 photography festival returns with themes of independence
The 57th Rencontres d'Arles runs until 4 October 2026, featuring themes of independence, journeys, forms of life, revisits and uncertain archive, with works by over 20 photographers.
Country People review: a joyful follow-up to North Woods
Daniel Mason returns with a fantastical journey through family, folktales, and hidden worlds beneath our feet in this witty and uplifting novel.
Call of My Life review – bright Nigerian romcom for summer
Nigerian romcom Call of My Life follows Sol, a call-centre worker who falls for a charming customer. Uzoamaka Power stars and writes in this breezy summer film.
Pam the Bird suspect arrested after Bolte Bridge standoff
Jack Gibson-Burrell, 22, surrendered after nearly nine hours atop Melbourne's Bolte Bridge, where he allegedly painted a giant cartoon bird, causing traffic chaos and significant public cost.
Edinburgh Festival 2026: 10 Terrific Shows Reviewed
From Bryony Kimmings' Bog Witch to Sam Nicoresti's Baby Doomer, these 10 shows are standout picks at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026.
Madonna's 'Confessions II' review: Her most vital album in 20 years
Madonna's 'Confessions II' marks a creative renaissance as she embraces nostalgia, reunites with producer Stuart Price, and channels personal memories into her most vital album in two decades.
Life Support review: Devastating Gaza war doc from medics
In Daniele Rugo's documentary, doctors recount harrowing medical missions to Gaza since October 2023, offering rare independent testimony amid the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Misan Harriman: City headhunter to protest photographer
Misan Harriman, who rose from City headhunter to Vogue cover photographer and Southbank Centre chair, faces controversy over his social media posts on Gaza and antisemitism.
Film on Ethiopian Airlines crash grief: father and son find solace
Don Edkins and his son Teboho made a documentary about mourning after losing Max in the 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash. The film explores grief through the rural Orthodox Tewahedo community at the crash site.
Rachel Aviv: Mother-Daughter Bond in New Essays
Pulitzer-nominated New Yorker writer Rachel Aviv's new book 'You Won't Get Free of It' examines the complex mother-daughter relationship through five essays, challenging sentimental narratives.
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