2026: Musicians Must Stop Ripping Off Fans

As concert tickets, vinyl and streaming costs soar, fans are being priced out. We examine the industry's greed and call for artists to value loyalty over profit in 2026.

Harlan Coben Netflix Shows Ranked: The Good & Bad

Harlan Coben's Netflix thrillers are famously pulpy. We've watched and ranked every adaptation, from the enjoyably bad 'Stay Close' to the truly dreadful 'Lazarus'. Find your next guilty pleasure here.

Traitors fans expose secret Faithfuls connection

Eagle-eyed fans of The Traitors have unearthed social media evidence suggesting contestants Ellie and Ross knew each other before the show, sparking theories of a hidden alliance. Read the full story and join the debate.

French Crisps: 'Depraved' Flavours Shock UK Columnist

A Guardian columnist's Christmas trip to a French supermarket revealed an array of shocking crisp flavours, from Flemish stew to salted butter, challenging perceptions of French culinary refinement. Discover the full story.

Biffy Clyro O2 Arena 2026: Stage Times & Line-Up

Biffy Clyro bring their Futique tour to London's O2 Arena on January 14, 2026. Get the essential stage times, door openings, and details for one of their biggest capital shows. Plan your night now!

The 15 Best PS5 Games to Play in 2026

Discover the definitive PlayStation 5 games to own in 2026, featuring landmark RPGs, stunning adventures, and innovative indie hits. Build your ultimate PS5 collection.

Mickey Rourke calls eviction GoFundMe 'humiliating'

Actor Mickey Rourke forcefully denies authorising a viral GoFundMe to pay $60k in back rent, calling the campaign 'humiliating'. Read his explosive reaction and the details of the LA eviction case.

London Museum to reopen in Smithfield in 2026

The Museum of London, rebranded as London Museum, will open its new Smithfield home in 2026. The venue features an underground gallery and a view of Farringdon trains.

Ed Kashi's 45-Year Photographic Journey Revealed

Explore the astonishing global images of photojournalist Ed Kashi, whose 45-year career documenting social and geopolitical issues is celebrated in a powerful new book. Witness history through his lens.

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