How Butt Plugs Turned Me Onto Musicals
A gay man with a musical phobia is won over by 'Hole', a musical about unlubricated wooden butt plugs and the apocalypse, now at Soho Theatre before Edinburgh Fringe.
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Rak-Su Reflect on Simon Cowell and Life After X Factor
Rak-Su discuss winning The X Factor, working with Simon Cowell, and their journey since the show, including new music and personal growth.
Anna Friel: The F Ward, lightbulbs, and no-nonsense women
Anna Friel discusses her new Australian medical drama The F Ward, learning lines in the bath, and why she carries lightbulbs everywhere.
Grand Ole Opry Centennial: Underwood, Mattea on Sky Arts
Carrie Underwood, Kathy Mattea, and Suzy Bogguss celebrate 100 years of Grand Ole Opry on Sky Arts. Plus, controversial comedy in Unacceptable and more TV highlights.
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Tricky's Honest Playlist: Night Nurse to Song 2
Tricky shares the songs that shaped his life, from Gregory Isaacs to Blur, and reveals why he finds sex and music incompatible.
Alabama Shakes return with new album and tour
After a seven-year hiatus, Alabama Shakes reunite with a new album 'I Must Be Dreaming,' addressing gun violence, climate crisis, and Trump's America, while Brittany Howard reflects on their journey.
Bruno Mars review – half seedy club, half church service
Bruno Mars kicks off six nights at Wembley Stadium with a show blending seedy club vibes and church service, leaning on stage presence over pyro.
Amy Shark on fame and her best album yet
Ten years after 'Adore', Amy Shark releases her fourth album 'Soft Pop', stripping back production to create her best work. She discusses fame, creativity, and the music industry.
2026 World Cup Final: Spain v Argentina in Pictures
Spain face defending champions Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final at New York New Jersey Stadium. See the best images from the match and closing ceremony.
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Bruno Mars Wembley: Paddington bear and sound issues
Bruno Mars kicked off his Romantic Tour at Wembley with a Paddington Bear toy and England scarf, but some fans complained about muffled sound quality.
L7's Jennifer Finch dies at 59 days after cancer diagnosis
L7 bassist Jennifer Finch has died aged 59, days after revealing her aggressive brain cancer diagnosis. The grunge icon was set to join the band's final tour.
Proms 2026 First Night: US independence takes centre stage
The First Night of the Proms 2026 celebrated the 250th anniversary of US independence with Copland and Gershwin, plus a new commission and surprise encore.
End of term is when real work begins: Barnicoat cartoon
Becky Barnicoat's cartoon captures the irony that for teachers, the end of term marks the start of intense grading and planning, not rest.
TV Tonight: Alan Carr, The Sentinels, Wicked Little Letters
Alan Carr's Picture Slam enters its fourth series on BBC One. Also: Alexander Armstrong Across America, Casualty, The Sentinels, and film Wicked Little Letters.
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Pompeii: Out of Time With Tom Hiddleston – A Tearjerking Tale
Tom Hiddleston hosts a National Geographic documentary on Pompeii's destruction, blending scholarship with dramatic recreations to reveal the human stories behind the AD79 eruption.
Aliens at 40: Sigourney Weaver's Ripley Redefined the Sequel
James Cameron's Aliens, turning 40, is hailed as perhaps the best pumped-up sequel ever, thanks to Sigourney Weaver's Oscar-nominated performance as Ellen Ripley, a fierce protector and action hero.
Natalie Imbruglia: Forgetting lyrics, tinned spaghetti fear, ADHD
Natalie Imbruglia opens up about forgetting lyrics on stage, her fear of tinned spaghetti, ADHD struggles with lateness, and her new album Algorithm.
Rebecca Perry wins Waterstones debut fiction prize
Rebecca Perry won the 2026 Waterstones debut fiction prize for 'May We Feed the King', praised for its crisp prose and dream-like tale.
The Five-Star Weekend review: perfect beach watch with Jennifer Garner
The Five-Star Weekend, adapted from Elin Hilderbrand's novel, blends schmaltz, melodrama, jokes and genuine feeling in a refreshing female-focused story.
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Humpback whales, house prices, missing cash in The Crunch
The Crunch newsletter covers humpback whale migration, falling house prices, missing Australian cash, One Nation's rise, and crowd-sourced earthquake mapping.
Steve Lacy on fame, trauma, and new album Oh Yeah?
Steve Lacy opens up about his struggles after the massive hit Bad Habit, the trauma and heartbreak that shaped his new album Oh Yeah?, and why he thinks he's not really that famous.
Ann Droid: Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston's Charming Sitcom
Diane Morgan stars as a socially awkward android in Ann Droid, a heartwarming sitcom about loneliness and grief. Plus: Sally Phillips' camp comedy The Hairdresser Mysteries.
Loathe's A Stranger to You: metalcore masters' bold fusion
Loathe's fourth album 'A Stranger to You' blends metalcore with jazz, electronics, and shoegaze, creating a thrilling genre odyssey after six years.
Norma Winstone: A Timeless Place review – peerless vocalist
Norma Winstone's 1990 radio broadcast with NDR Radio Orchestra, now released, showcases her lustrous vocals and surefooted improv, including an exquisite I Loves You, Porgy.
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Amadigi di Gaula review: Handel meets Love Island
Olivia Fuchs' Buxton festival staging of Handel's Amadigi di Gaula transforms the baroque opera into a Love Island-style reality show with TV trickery, inflatables, and gorgeous singing.
Post questions for Kristin Hersh on her alt-rock career
Kristin Hersh, Throwing Muses frontwoman and solo artist, answers your questions ahead of new album Sugar on Blackstone. Submit by 21 July.
The Hairdresser Mysteries Review: Bananas Daytime TV
Sally Phillips stars as amateur sleuth Lily Petal in The Hairdresser Mysteries, a cosy crime drama that is both brilliant and awful, described as the strangest daytime TV in memory.
Seth Meyers slams Trump's bizarre obsessions
Seth Meyers criticizes Trump's focus on magnetic catapults and sperm counts while Americans struggle with rising costs and war.
Jill Scott's phones-free show: a joyous celebration of 26 years
Jill Scott's phones-free concert at Brooklyn's Kings Theatre was a triumphant, saucy, and virtuosic celebration of 26 years in music, leaving the audience deeply connected.
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Ride or Die: Amazon Prime's Best New Action Comedy
Ride or Die, Amazon Prime's new series starring Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham, is a hilarious action comedy about best friends on the run. With eight episodes, it's a must-watch.
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