Josh Widdicombe Dismisses Strictly Host Rumors
Josh Widdicombe denies reports he will host Strictly Come Dancing, telling GMB not to believe the papers, but admits he'd love the job.
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The Unknown: Léa Seydoux in Bizarre Body-Swap Horror
Arthur Harari's supernatural noir 'The Unknown' stars Léa Seydoux in a body-swap mystery about gender identity, blending uncanny horror and psychological mirrors.
Josh Johnson's Symphony: A Masterful HBO Comedy Special
Josh Johnson's HBO special Symphony showcases his remarkable ability to transform anecdotes into meticulously crafted joy. A generational talent at work.
Fjord Review: Mungiu's Disappointing Cannes Drama
Cristian Mungiu's 'Fjord' starring Renate Reinsve and Sebastian Stan is an anticlimactic, underpowered film that leaves too many issues unresolved, a misstep from the Palme laureate.
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Lucy Worsley Investigates American Revolution as Breakup
Lucy Worsley explores the American Revolution as a failed relationship, featuring Benjamin Franklin's eccentricities and the birth of US independence.
Equus Review: Desire and Desperation in Shaffer's Tale
Lindsay Posner's revival of Peter Shaffer's Equus at the Menier Chocolate Factory explores desire, power, and destruction as a psychiatrist treats a teen who blinded horses.
Lero Lero Revives Sicily's Hidden Folk Music Heritage
Palermo collective Lero Lero recovers traditional Sicilian songs from archives, reshaping them with electronics to challenge stereotypes and connect with modern audiences.
Florentina Holzinger: Nudity, Urine, and Venice Biennale Shock
Austrian artist Florentina Holzinger discusses her provocative Venice Biennale pavilion featuring nudity, human bells, and urine-diving performances.
Spiced Crab Croquetas: José Pizarro's Recipe
José Pizarro shares his recipe for spiced crab croquetas, a perfect Spanish tapa with a twist of heat and flavour.
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Falling: Paapa Essiedu and Keeley Hawes in New Drama
Paapa Essiedu and Keeley Hawes lead the cast of Falling, a gripping new TV drama airing tonight. Don't miss this intense story of family and secrets.
Harry Styles Wembley Gig Spending Set to Top £1bn
Fan spending for Harry Styles' 12-night Wembley run is expected to reach £1.1 billion, with ticket-holders spending an average £981 each despite cost-of-living pressures.
Is London's Most Expensive Afternoon Tea Worth £135?
A food reviewer tried the priciest afternoon tea in London at Hotel Café Royale. Find out if the £85-135 experience is worth the cost.
Coffee Talk Tokyo Review: A Cozy Drink and a Chat
Coffee Talk Tokyo is a charming coffee shop sim set in an alternate Japan, where listening to customers' problems is as important as making drinks. Slow-paced but emotionally rewarding.
Emmerdale's Kammy Homeless Twist Stuns Fans
Emmerdale's Kammy Hadiq is revealed to be homeless, living in a barn, as a tragic secret behind his happy facade comes to light in shocking new scenes.
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EastEnders Star on Sharon Watts Wedding Return
Alice Haig discusses the possibility of Sharon Watts returning for Vicki Fowler's wedding in EastEnders, as wedding drama unfolds with Zack Hudson causing trouble.
EastEnders: Sam Mitchell's Exit Storyline Confirmed
Sam Mitchell's exit from EastEnders is confirmed as she suggests joining brother Grant in Portugal. The Mitchells face drama over Mark Fowler Jr's car scam, with Grant confessing to protect Mark.
Coronation Street Flashbacks Reveal Theo Murder Truths
Shock flashbacks in Coronation Street expose lies and secrets in Theo Silverton's murder. Six suspects, including Todd and Summer, face scrutiny.
Ross and Laurel's Fiery Romance Rocks Emmerdale
Ross Barton sets his sights on Laurel Thomas in Emmerdale, sparking a surprising romance that leaves Gabby heartbroken and fans shocked.
Coronation Street Star Returns as Leanne's Love Interest
Junade Kahn returns to Coronation Street after 18 years as Idris Nazir, Alya's cousin and Leanne's new love interest. First scenes air May 26.
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Eurovision UK Act Sells 'No Points' T-Shirt After Last Place
Look Mum No Computer, the UK's Eurovision entry, finished 25th with one point but turned the result into a T-shirt, earning praise from fans for his positive attitude.
Tom Kane, Voice Actor for Star Wars and Powerpuff Girls, Dies at 64
Tom Kane, iconic voice actor known for Star Wars: The Clone Wars and The Powerpuff Girls, has died at 64. His family confirmed he passed away in hospital due to stroke complications.
Eurovision 2026: UK Act's Heartbreaking Moment Seen Live
A firsthand account of the Eurovision Grand Final 2026 in Vienna, highlighting the UK act's sportsmanship, behind-the-scenes chaos, and the electric atmosphere as Bulgaria won.
Why Stardust Is the Ultimate Feelgood Fantasy Film
Claire Danes and Charlie Cox star in this 2007 fantasy film that offers comfort and whimsy, with a star-studded cast and a heartwarming story.
Woken Review: Shonky Post-Apocalyptic Horror Fails to Stand Out
Erin Kellyman stars in this tepid sci-fi thriller about an amnesiac pregnant survivor on an isolated island, but the film borrows too heavily from better works.
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I’m Not Being Funny Review: Emotional Dark Comedy
Review of Piers Black's two-hander at Bush Theatre, where a married couple's standup rehearsals reveal hidden traumas. Stars Jerome Yates and Tia Bannon.
Westworld Return Perfect for AI Flattery Age
As AI advances, Westworld's new film adaptation explores a chilling future where robots don't malfunction but instead flatter humans into a blissful, fake reality.
Tribe Review: Unsettling Found-Footage Horror in California
Dan Asma's debut feature 'Tribe' follows a retired professor searching for a lost cult in California's Cuyamaca mountains, blending found-footage with Lovecraftian terror.
Burger Van Meeting Revived Techno Genius the Field
Axel Willner, aka the Field, returns after a six-year hiatus with new EP 'Now You Exist', sparked by a chance encounter at a food truck with fellow producer Axel Boman.
How We Made Letter to Brezhnev: A Working-Class Romance
Frank Clarke and Margi Clarke recall the making of Letter to Brezhnev, a 1985 film that humanized Russians during the Cold War, from a script banged out in a scruffy flat to a premiere in Kirkby.
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Requiem for America: Davids' Powerful New Work Premieres at Barbican
Brent Michael Davids' Requiem for America premieres at Barbican, offering a somber and powerful account of North American colonization and Indigenous erasure, performed by BBC Symphony Orchestra.
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