Women's sculpture park in London faces closure
London's Artist's Garden, the world's only sculpture park dedicated to women, may close after TfL refuses to renew its licence, sparking a campaign.
Category : Art Galleries
Cheryl's Tell-All Documentary: A Long-Awaited Comeback
Cheryl is reportedly in talks for a tell-all documentary, marking her return to the spotlight after years of personal tragedies, including the death of Liam Payne.
Gered Mankowitz's Iconic Music Photos
Legendary photographer Gered Mankowitz's career-spanning exhibition opens, featuring iconic shots of Jimi Hendrix, the Rolling Stones, and Sade, offering an intimate look at rock history.
Umbrella Workshop tops Time Out's 2026 London cocktail bar list
Umbrella Workshop, a hidden 12-seat Shoreditch bar, has been named the best cocktail bar in London by Time Out's 2026 guide, praised for its intimate, dramatic yet cosy atmosphere and inventive drinks like the fish sauce-infused Sweet Child of Brine.
Guerrilla Girls: Anonymity as Radical Art
Guerrilla Girls unmask: Artist Joyce Kozloff reveals identity at 83, highlighting how anonymity remains a powerful shield and spotlight in today's culture of visibility.
Grand Bassam: Artists find creative haven in Côte d'Ivoire
Grand Bassam, Côte d'Ivoire, is becoming an art haven as creatives priced out of Abidjan relocate, revitalizing the city after a 2016 jihadist attack.
Portrait of Jewish leader wins Archibald people's choice
Michael Zavros's painting of Alex Ryvchin, created after the Bondi terror attack, won the 2026 Archibald people's choice award with a record 45,769 votes.
RFK Jr's FDA Panel Paves Way for Untested Peptide Drugs
An FDA committee under RFK Jr recommended reclassifying six unproven peptides, allowing compounding pharmacies to sell them without proof of safety, sparking concerns over a multibillion-dollar market of untested drugs.
Kaia Gerber identical to Cindy Crawford at premiere
Kaia Gerber stunned at The Shards premiere in a Valentino gown, looking like a younger Cindy Crawford. Fans and social media noted the striking resemblance.
Florence Pugh's Metallic Dress Wows at Spider-Man Premiere
Florence Pugh wore a stunning molten metallic Tamara Ralph gown to the London premiere of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, sparking widespread admiration online.
'Cleansed' Revival at Almeida: Shocking but Uneven
Sarah Kane's brutal play 'Cleansed' gets a rare revival at the Almeida Theatre, but director Rebecca Frecknall's production struggles with its extreme content, resulting in an imperfect but sometimes extraordinary show.
PAC-MAN live experience opens in London on Sept 5
Arcade Arena opens on London's South Bank on September 5, featuring PAC-MAN, Chaos Karts, and Alien Invasion. Tickets start at £30.
BTS boycott Grammys over new Asian pop prize
BTS withdraw from 2027 Grammys, citing new best Asian pop music performance award; they say music should not be divided by region or language.
Fig Fragrances Return: Superior Scents Cut Through Dupes
Sali Hughes reviews new fig perfumes from Tom Ford, Prada, and Roger&Gallet, praising their complexity and restoring the category's reputation after cheap imitations.
Popcaan gets ring back after BA flight from Gatwick
Dancehall star Popcaan has been reunited with his custom ring after leaving it on a British Airways flight from Gatwick to Jamaica, thanks to a social media appeal.
McDermid and Sharp on Writing a Novel Together
Bestselling crime writer Val McDermid and Scotland's first female Geographer Royal Jo Sharp collaborated on a novella about the doomed 1698 Darien venture, a first joint work they had long avoided.
Children of Blood and Bone trailer drops amid controversy
The first full trailer for Children of Blood and Bone is out, featuring Cynthia Erivo, Viola Davis, Idris Elba, and more. Author Tomi Adeyemi has publicly denounced the film.
V&A Free Burberry Trench Exhibition 2026
The V&A will host 'The Burberry Trench: Crafting an Icon' from September 21, 2026 to January 3, 2027, a free display tracing the trench coat's history and impact.
Clapton cinema shop Ümit & Son reopens with micro cinema
Ümit & Son in Clapton has undergone a major revamp, adding a micro screening room, projection workshops, and a living archive of film memorabilia after a successful Kickstarter.
Jimmy King betrayal confirmed as Emmerdale exit looms
Emmerdale's Jimmy King faces a devastating exit as his final betrayal is confirmed, with wife Nicola potentially involved in his demise.
Sophie, Standing There: Meg Mason's Witty Literary Infatuation
Meg Mason's new novel follows Sophie, a heartbroken literary festival techie, as she becomes obsessed with a famous author in a humorous and touching story blending pathos and bathos.
Cowboy Day in Nairobi: Vibrant Photo Gallery
International Cowboy Day in Nairobi brings together horse riders, dancers, and spectators in a colorful celebration of cowboy culture. See the best photos.
O'Keeffe Desert Home Exhibition
A new exhibition explores how Georgia O'Keeffe's New Mexico desert home and landscape shaped her iconic art, featuring over 100 works.
A Dairy Story review: tender look at calf rearing
A Dairy Story documentary tenderly explores the bond between farmers and calves, highlighting ethical farming practices and the emotional realities of dairy production.
Interactive Murals Celebrate Lives Beyond Homelessness
New interactive murals in UK cities use augmented reality to share stories of people who have experienced homelessness, aiming to change public perceptions.
Charli XCX portrait added to National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery has acquired a photograph of Charli XCX by Tim Walker, marking the first portrait of the singer in the collection.
Science Gallery London closing July 31
Science Gallery London, an underrated art venue at London Bridge, will close on July 31. Three final exhibitions are running until the last day.
Air by Christian Kracht review – a metaphysical jigsaw
In Air, Christian Kracht weaves a surreal tale of a data centre makeover and a medieval fantasy world, exploring consciousness and ennui.
Long-Lasting House Plants From Bunches Make Thoughtful Gifts
Bunches offers beautiful house plants that last long after flowers fade, perfect for thoughtful gifting with lasting impact.
Portrait commission made me question body image
Tom Neenan was asked to paint an 86-year-old man's portrait. The subject hated it, leading Neenan to reflect on self-perception and body image.
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