Barbican's Immersive Future Exhibition by Liam Young
London's Barbican Centre hosts a major immersive exhibition, 'In Other Worlds,' by BAFTA-nominated filmmaker Liam Young, featuring sci-fi and futuristic art from May to September 2026.
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Catherine Opie Exhibition Challenges Portrait Gallery Norms
American photographer Catherine Opie's exhibition 'To Be Seen' at the National Portrait Gallery redefines British identity through queer and marginalized portraits, juxtaposed with historical collections.
Cartoon Satirizes Luxury Car Buying Experience
A new cartoon by Stephen Collins humorously depicts a customer's confusion when a passenger unexpectedly joins a Range Rover purchase, highlighting modern consumer absurdities.
Emma Watson Kisses Billionaire Gonzalo Hevia Baillères at Airport
Emma Watson was spotted passionately kissing Mexican billionaire Gonzalo Hevia Baillères at a Mexico City airport, fueling speculation about their serious relationship.
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David Harding: Visionary Public Sculptor Dies at 87
David Harding, the influential British sculptor known for his large-scale public artworks that integrated art with architecture, has passed away at age 87. His legacy includes transforming urban environments across the UK.
Global Photos: Paris Fashion, Kew Renovation, Crufts Collie
A curated selection of global photographs from March 5, 2026, featuring Paris Fashion Week, Kew Gardens' upcoming renovation, a well-groomed collie at Crufts, and scenes from Iran, China, and beyond.
Mannequin Graveyard: 15,000 Figures Haunt Former RAF Base
Mannakin Hall in Lincolnshire houses 15,000 rescued mannequins on a former RAF base, now open for public events blending history, art, and paranormal experiences.
Children's Culture Outshines Adult Entertainment
From Harry Potter to Pixar, children's books and films tackle complex themes with more depth and creativity than many adult offerings, reshaping cultural expectations.
Catherine Opie's Queer Portrait Exhibition at National Portrait Gallery
Catherine Opie's groundbreaking exhibition 'To Be Seen' at London's National Portrait Gallery showcases her radical portraits of queer America, blending 16th-century techniques with contemporary queer narratives.
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Global Photo Highlights: Military, Fashion, Festivals
A curated selection of powerful images from around the world, featuring South Korean navy training, Paris fashion week, Holi celebrations, and geopolitical tensions.
Mescal and Buckley Criticized for Anti-Cat Remarks in Interview
Actors Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley have sparked outrage after expressing strong dislike for cats in a resurfaced podcast interview, with fans calling their comments and ultimatum story concerning.
Pop Music's Literary Influence: Writers' Book Discoveries
Ahead of World Book Day, Guardian music writers reveal how musicians like Iron Maiden and the National introduced them to great literature, from Coleridge to Paley, shaping their education and passions.
Demi Lovato: Age Gap with Ex Wilmer Valderrama Was 'Not OK'
Demi Lovato opens up about her past relationship with Wilmer Valderrama, which began when she was 18 and he was 29, now calling it inappropriate. The singer discusses this with Keke Palmer on a podcast.
Beckham's Birthday Message to Brooklyn Despite Estrangement
David Beckham publicly wished his son Brooklyn a happy 27th birthday on Instagram, despite the ongoing family feud and Brooklyn's social media block of his parents and brothers.
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Félicien Rops: Erotic Art Pioneer Still Shocking Audiences
A new exhibition at Kunsthaus Zurich explores the provocative works of Belgian artist Félicien Rops, whose 19th-century erotic and satanic imagery continues to challenge viewers in contemporary society.
Torchwood Fans Mourn Removal of Cardiff Shrine After 17 Years
Devoted Torchwood fans are devastated as the iconic Ianto Jones shrine in Cardiff Bay faces removal after 17 years, marking the end of a beloved pilgrimage site for the sci-fi community.
Expat's Dubai Revelation in Stephen Collins Cartoon
A cartoon by Stephen Collins humorously depicts an expat's startling realization about life in Dubai, highlighting cultural contrasts and personal reflections in a unique artistic style.
Free London Attractions During Lottery Open Week 2026
Londoners can visit iconic attractions like the Tower of London and Tate Modern for free or at discounted rates during National Lottery Open Week from March 7-15, 2026.
Exhibition Honors Black Trans Deaths in US
Artist Sage Ni'Ja Whitson's solo show 'These Walking Glories' at CAAM memorializes Black trans individuals lost to violence and suicide through 90 pedestals and site-specific ceremonies.
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Poet Sues Arts Council Over Withdrawn Poem in Gender Row
Arts Council England faces a legal threat after a funded magazine pulled a poet's work, citing her social media presence, with allegations of discrimination over gender-critical views.
Global Lens: Mourning, Holi, and World Snapshots
A curated selection of global photographs captures mourning in Iran after a strike, Holi celebrations in India, and scenes from Lebanon, the US, and beyond, highlighting diverse world events.
Elton John Family Portrait Unveiled at London Gallery
A new portrait of Sir Elton John with his husband David Furnish and their teenage sons has been unveiled at London's National Portrait Gallery, capturing the family at their Windsor home.
Disabled Artists Challenge Art World Inaccessibility in Exhibition
A groundbreaking online exhibition at dis_place features disabled artists expressing frustration with performative inclusion in the art world through powerful works exploring barriers and reclaiming narratives.
Women's Day Art Show UPRISING Opens Near London
St Albans artist Kat Shaw launches UPRISING exhibition for International Women's Day, featuring global muses and celebrating female empowerment through art and ceremony.
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Iñárritu's Anti-AI Show Revives Amores Perros Footage
Oscar-winning director Alejandro González Iñárritu unveils Sueño Perro, a film installation at Lacma using 1 million feet of unused Amores Perros footage. He calls it an 'anti-AI exhibition' celebrating tactile cinema.
Punk's Visual Rebellion: DIY Design Legacy Exhibition
A new exhibition curated by Philip Hoare showcases the bold, anti-establishment posters of punk and post-punk eras, highlighting their lasting cultural impact from the 1970s to 1980s.
Bafta N-Word Row: Disability vs Race Debate Intensifies
The Bafta film awards 2026 controversy over John Davidson's Tourette syndrome tic using the N-word has ignited a fierce debate about disability awareness, racial sensitivity, and media responsibility in broadcasting involuntary utterances.
Katie Price's Husband Shares Dubai Video Amid Travel Ban Speculation
Lee Andrews, husband of Katie Price, posts video of helicopters in Dubai as rumors swirl about his inability to leave the UAE due to legal issues, while Katie performs in Dublin.
Jim Carrey Impersonation Mystery Debunked
A viral claim that makeup artist Alexis Stone impersonated Jim Carrey at the César Awards has been refuted by official sources confirming the actor's attendance with family.
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Ramses II's Ego Shines in London's Pharaohs' Gold Exhibition
A new exhibition at Battersea Power Station showcases Ramses II, Egypt's most ambitious pharaoh, through 3,000-year-old artefacts, challenging Tutankhamun's fame with tales of war, propaganda, and self-glorification.
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