Jessica Morgan named new Tate director with big pay cut
Jessica Morgan, previously at Dia Art Foundation, returns to Tate as director, accepting a substantial salary reduction to lead the institution through financial and morale challenges.
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Blue Note jazz club to open first London site in West End
Blue Note, the iconic New York jazz club, will open its first London venue in the basement of St Martins Lane Hotel after Westminster City Council approved plans, with two ticketed shows nightly.
Kelly Osbourne 'aches every day' on anniversary of Ozzy's death
Kelly Osbourne shares emotional tribute on first anniversary of Ozzy Osbourne's death, saying she 'aches every single day' and misses him 'with every part of my soul'.
LensCulture Critics' Choice Awards 2026 Winners Announced
The 2026 LensCulture Critics' Choice Awards showcase diverse photography from around the world, selected by 19 experts. Highlights include projects on disability, masculinity, neo-Nazi groups, and environmental fragility.
Entangled and Woven: Textiles Crossing Borders, Culture and Time
Entangled and Woven at the Whitworth, Manchester, showcases exquisite textiles from Korea and India, featuring 18,000-hour pieces, cultural exchange, and historic works spanning centuries.
Brunello: The Gracious Visionary review – cashmere king's vanity film
Giuseppe Tornatore's documentary on Brunello Cucinelli is a sentimental vanity project tracing his rise from poor farmer to billionaire cashmere king, lacking critical depth.
Dino dig attraction 1.5hrs from London opens for kids
Winchester Science Centre opens three new outdoor exhibits for kids aged 3-12, including a Dino Dig with real fossils, just 1.5 hours from London.
Sudoku 7388 Easy: Relaxing Puzzle for July 20, 2026
A new easy-level sudoku puzzle is published on July 20, 2026, offering a relaxing mental challenge for puzzle enthusiasts.
Saint Levant: Gaza Pop Star Faces Fandom and Backlash
Saint Levant, a pop star from Gaza, draws passionate fandom and bitter disapproval amid war. His music is seen as either cultural celebration or inappropriate frivolity.
Flavours of Iraq review: Animated memoir of 80s Baghdad exile
Powerful animation Flavours of Iraq recounts French-Iraqi journalist Feurat Alani's childhood memories of 1980s Baghdad and his father's leftist exile in Paris.
Why Matilda Is My Feelgood Movie: Justice and Triumph
Matilda, the 1996 Roald Dahl adaptation, offers justice, morality, and triumph. The writer explains how the film's underdog story and bookish heroine provide lasting comfort and inspiration.
New UK PM and Lumberjack Competition: Photos of the Day
A new UK prime minister takes office, a lumberjack competition unfolds in Wisconsin, and researchers study Greenland glacier meltwater in today's top photos.
Emmerdale: Serena Sugden's USB theft revealed in latest twist
Serena Sugden is revealed as the thief of a USB stick from Home Farm in Emmerdale, following her reinstatement at the farm after explaining her connection to John Sugden.
Corrie: Platt baby all-clear but Jodie ruins celebration
Shona and David Platt finally get the all-clear for baby Harper's tumour, but Jodie Ramsey crashes their party by confessing to assault and demanding to move back in.
Emmerdale: Moira pleads with Cain over Monty's cancer
Moira issues a desperate plea to Cain as he refuses to accept Monty's cancer diagnosis, drawing painful parallels to his own health battle in upcoming Emmerdale scenes.
New App Collects All London Tube Labyrinth Artworks
Mind the Maze app lets commuters tick off every London Underground labyrinth artwork, created by Mark Wallinger for the tube's 150th anniversary.
Ann Droid review: Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston's robot comedy
Ann Droid, a new BBC comedy starring Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston, explores a widowed woman's bond with a preloved robot carer, blending humor and heart.
Ghana's hand-painted film posters: surreal art revived
Hand-painted film posters, often wildly unfaithful to movies, are being revived in Ghana by Deadly Prey Gallery, with prices starting at $600, driven by US demand.
Mel C set to marry in secret countryside wedding
Mel C is reportedly marrying partner Chris Dingwall in a private countryside ceremony this weekend, making her the last Spice Girl to wed. The ceremony is expected to reunite the band, except Victoria Beckham.
Emmerdale star Luca Hoyle returns after 2-year break
Emmerdale actor Luca Hoyle returns as Elliot Windsor after two years off-screen, with a new storyline set to air this summer. His return follows the shock announcement that his on-screen father Jimmy King will be killed off.
Pokemon Go Summer Quest at National Trust Sites
Pokemon Go players can catch rare Pokemon at National Trust sites this summer, including London locations like Ham House and Osterley Park.
July's Best New Paperbacks: Cursed Daughters, Havoc, and More
Discover July's top new paperbacks, including Oyinkan Braithwaite's Cursed Daughters, Rebecca Wait's Havoc, and Andrew O'Hagan's On Friendship.
Satirical play turns stranded whale into Jesus figure
A new satirical play in Hamburg reimagines the rescue of Timmy the humpback whale as a passion play, critiquing Germany's search for hope amid division.
Lego unveils 4,000-piece Gustav Klimt The Kiss set
Lego's new Art Masterpiece set recreates Gustav Klimt's The Kiss with 4,000 pieces, priced at £269.99, available August 4. It's the largest and most expensive in the series.
Emmerdale spoilers: Dr Todd twist brings hope for Charity
Charity Dingle finds hope after meeting another victim of Dr Todd in Emmerdale next week, as Mack and Vanessa dig for evidence. Plus, Cain faces danger on a camping trip.
Del LaGrace Volcano: queer photography and defiance
Photographer Del LaGrace Volcano reflects on their subversive work, intersex identity, and a major 2025 exhibition across London and Edinburgh.
Gillian Armstrong remembers Sam Neill: 'Gone the next day'
Australian director Gillian Armstrong pays tribute to Sam Neill, who starred in her 1979 film My Brilliant Career, recalling him as a smart, gentle, and surprisingly funny man.
Mapalakata: Robin Bernstein's photo book on South African frontier
Robin Bernstein's debut book Mapalakata explores South Africa's Mpumalanga frontier through folk tales and artefacts, examining transient visitors and erased histories.
Olivia Attwood becomes Tatti Lashes ambassador
Olivia Attwood, former Love Island star, is named celebrity ambassador for Tatti Lashes and launches her own lash edit, including the new Olivia style with brown and black fibres.
Molly-Mae Hague deletes 'spoiled brat' joke post about Bambi
Molly-Mae Hague swiftly deleted an Instagram Story joking that daughter Bambi is a 'spoiled brat', just days after Tommy Fury discussed their strict screen-time rules.
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