Polly Samson's 20-Year Photographic Journey with David Gilmour
Acclaimed author Polly Samson reveals the intimate creative process behind her photographic documentation of husband David Gilmour's musical career, now showcased in a London exhibition.
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Guernica's Political Feud: Picasso's Masterpiece in Spanish Dispute
Picasso's Guernica, a global symbol of war's horrors, is embroiled in a political battle in Spain over its potential move to Bilbao, highlighting its enduring relevance amid modern conflicts.
Global Photo Roundup: Shinto Rituals to Stranded Whale
A curated selection of powerful images from around the world, capturing moments from a Shinto spring festival in Tokyo to a stranded whale in Germany, alongside court hearings and memorial events.
Toddler Toy Pig Sparks Guide to Gallery Visits with Kids
A mother's experience with her toddler at the Royal Academy inspired a new series exploring how to make art galleries accessible and enjoyable for young children and their parents.
Peaky Blinders Star Reveals Bleached Hair and Leg Scars
Actor Paul Anderson, known for playing Arthur Shelby Jr., appeared at Comic Con in Paris with a dramatic new look including bleached hair and visible cuts on his legs, amid ongoing career challenges.
Female Gaze Revolution Dominates Film, TV, and Fiction
From Bridgerton to romantasy novels, the female gaze is reshaping pop culture by centering women's desires and interior lives, driving commercial success while challenging traditional storytelling norms.
Hamnet-Era Mourning Jewel Rediscovered After 400 Years
A heart-shaped pendant from a 1635 painting, Sir Thomas Aston at the Deathbed of His Wife, has been found, revealing poignant family tragedy and historical significance.
Jesy Nelson Offers £10K Reward After Car Theft
Former Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson appeals for help after car containing vital medical equipment for her twin daughters with SMA was stolen from her driveway.
Cher Discovers Secret Granddaughter in Emotional Revelation
Music icon Cher was left speechless after learning she has a 15-year-old granddaughter, Ever, following her son Elijah Allman's confession about a secret child born in 2010.
Wallace & Gromit Fan's 35-Hour Monthly Rewatch and 500-Item Collection
Luke Poulton, 34, has transformed a room into a shrine for his £5,000 Wallace & Gromit memorabilia collection, watches 35 hours monthly, and plans a fifth tattoo.
Floating Cinema in Canary Wharf Threatened by Tower Plans
Theatreship, the world's largest floating arts centre in East London, faces an uncertain future due to a proposed residential tower that would block its access, sparking community resistance.
Craft Mums Face Sticky Situation in Parenting
A humorous cartoon by Becky Barnicoat highlights the challenges craft-focused mothers encounter, blending satire with insights into contemporary family life and creative pressures.
Grayson Perry's AI Documentary: A Terrifying Future Explored
Grayson Perry's Channel 4 documentary delves into the frightening rise of AI, while Christian Petzold's film 'Miroirs No 3' offers a mysterious drama. This week's culture picks include TV, film, books, and music reviews.
V&A East Launches Black British Music Exhibition 'The Music is Black'
The Victoria and Albert Museum's new East London venue opens with a landmark exhibition tracing Black British music from African drumbeats to contemporary drill, featuring 200 artifacts including Stormzy's Glastonbury vest.
Cleopatra: The Experience - Immersive Ancient Egypt Exhibition
Explore Cleopatra: The Experience, a high-tech immersive exhibition at ImmerseLDN in London's Royal Docks. Featuring CGI and VR, it blends historical facts with digital spectacle until May 2026.
Chris Mullen: Art Educator and Visual Library Pioneer
Chris Mullen, who passed away at 81, was a renowned art and design educator who assembled an extensive library focused on visual communication, freely sharing it with students at Norwich School of Art and University of Brighton.
Unseen Winnie-the-Pooh Sketches Revealed for Centenary
Previously unpublished pencil drawings by E H Shepard for the original Winnie-the-Pooh book have been shared for the first time, offering a rare glimpse into the artist's creative process as the beloved children's classic marks its centenary.
V&A East Opens in Stratford Amid Living Wage Dispute
V&A East opens in Stratford, London, as campaigners demand it becomes a living wage employer, with over 21,000 signatures on an open letter calling for fair pay for all workers.
How Dogs Became Art's Most Profound Gaze
Thomas Laqueur's 'The Dog's Gaze' explores canine symbolism in Western art, from Velázquez to Picasso, revealing dogs as viewers' alter egos in masterpieces.
Art Weekly: Floral Paintings, Conceptual Art, and Exhibitions
Explore this week's art highlights, from a curated exhibition of flower paintings spanning 1900 to today at Kettle's Yard to Steve McQueen's poignant floral photography and Ceal Floyer's conceptual masterpiece on a Morrisons receipt.
Crowther's Military Installation: Scent and Color as Psyops
Irish artist Racheal Crowther's unnerving exhibition at Chisenhale Gallery combines pastel pink walls, a military health unit, and chemical odors to explore state control of health.
Hackney Art Week Expands Borough-Wide with Free Festival
Hackney Art Week returns in June 2026 with a massive expansion across the entire borough, featuring free immersive installations, workshops, live music, and an art treasure hunt.
Barbican's 1996 Exhibition: Spice Girls and Britpop
A free exhibition at London's Barbican celebrates 1996 with iconic items like Spice Girls outfits and Liam Gallagher's tambourine, curated by former Sun editor Dominic Mohan.
Gavin & Stacey Star Has Husband Dig Up Dead Dog's Bones
Joanna Page reveals why she asked her spouse to exhume her Jack Russell's remains before moving house, planning to be buried with the pet's ashes.
David Charvet Accused in Dog Hit-and-Run Case
Former Baywatch actor David Charvet faces allegations of striking and killing a dog with his pickup truck in Malibu, with conflicting reports on whether it was a hit-and-run.
An Apology to Lena Dunham: Confronting Millennial Jealousy
A writer reflects on the jealousy-fueled criticism of Lena Dunham during the 2010s, examining how confessional art and social media amplified unfair scrutiny of her career and personal life.
Paula Rego's Largest Drawing Show Reveals Female Oppression Tales
Victoria Miro hosts the biggest exhibition of Paula Rego's drawings, featuring works from the 1950s to 2022. The show, curated by her son, explores themes of female repression and personal struggle through intimate pencil, pastel, and ink sketches.
Jay-Z's Bronx Return: Hip-Hop's Activist Soul Tested
An email from banker Jes Staley to Jeffrey Epstein reveals racist myths about Black culture and justice. As Jay-Z heads to the Bronx, the article explores hip-hop's role in protest versus pacification.
Man Wins €1M Picasso Painting in €100 Charity Raffle
A software engineer from Paris won a Pablo Picasso painting valued at over €1 million after purchasing a €100 raffle ticket for Alzheimer's research, raising €12 million.
Victoria Beckham Speaks Out on Brooklyn Family Feud
Victoria Beckham has addressed the public feud with her son Brooklyn, emphasizing her love and protection for her children amid accusations of control and wedding drama.
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