Remembering Gogglebox Stars Who Have Died
A tribute to Gogglebox stars who have died, including Ken Harwood, George Gilbey, Pete McGarry, Pat Webb, Leon and June Bernicoff, Mary Cook, Andy Michael, and Caroline Aherne.
A tribute to Gogglebox stars who have died, including Ken Harwood, George Gilbey, Pete McGarry, Pat Webb, Leon and June Bernicoff, Mary Cook, Andy Michael, and Caroline Aherne.
A journalist at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna reports that no one clapped for UK act Look Mum No Computer, despite his fun performance. The UK has a history of poor public votes, and Brexit is cited as a factor.
Delta Goodrem's Eurovision semi-final performance sparks debate over her experience, with fans conflicted about her potential win. Australia has never won the contest.
Studio Ghibli's My Neighbour Totoro leaves London's West End in Jan 2027. Find out how to get tickets for this magical puppet show at the Gillian Lynne Theatre.
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RecommendedEurovision 2026 Grand Final in Vienna: full list of finalists, running order, betting odds, boycotting countries, and how to watch the contest live on BBC One.
The Arts at Marble Arch, a 594-seat temporary theatre, opens in July with Heathers and Burlesque musicals, plus a kids' show. The venue will operate for at least two years.
Ken Harwood, beloved Gogglebox star, has died at 77. Channel 4 and Studio Lambert pay tribute. He appeared with wife Anne from 2020 to 2022.
Claridge's hotel in Mayfair has announced that the Dante restaurant residency will become a permanent fixture, opening this June on the ground floor.
Drag superstar La Voix, known from Strictly Come Dancing, will announce the UK jury scores at the Eurovision 2026 Grand Final, calling it a 'dream come true.'
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RecommendedAurora Bradshaw, who plays Susie Price on Coronation Street, has a real-life brother Bobby Bradshaw on the show as Jake Windass. The siblings share their pride.
Guitarist Marisa Anderson reinterprets folk tunes from regions affected by US conflicts, blending tradition and improvisation in a stunning new album.
The Photo London Emerging Photographer Award 2026 shortlist features diverse works from global artists, exploring themes of memory, violence, AI, and time.
Amanda Seyfried stars in a musical about the Shakers, plus Maggie Gyllenhaal's punk Frankenstein with Jessie Buckley. Top films to stream now.
Dua Saleh's second album tackles climate collapse, AI dominance, and Sudan's civil war, but its cautious execution undermines its urgent themes.
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RecommendedObsession is a chilling horror film that begins like a rom-com but descends into a terrifying tale of toxic love. Director Curry Barker delivers a masterful, disturbing experience.
Aaron Dingle suspects Kammy Hadiq is the arsonist after noticing tiredness and a backward shirt. Clues point to a hidden secret as barn fires continue.
Sarah Ruhl's meta-comedy 'Stage Kiss' makes its UK debut at Hampstead Theatre, blending absurd humor with gritty realism in a play-within-a-play about past flames.
Clarence Carter, the blind soul singer behind hits like 'Patches' and 'Slip Away,' has died at 90. His management confirmed complications from pneumonia.
Sandra Hüller stars as Erika Mann in Paweł Pawlikowski's elegant historical drama about Thomas Mann's 1949 German tour, exploring exile, betrayal, and personal tragedy.
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RecommendedSasha Debevec-McKenney wins £20,000 Dylan Thomas Prize for her debut poetry collection 'Joy Is My Middle Name', exploring race, addiction, and womanhood.
Robert Forster's debut novel lacks melody and rhythm, with plodding dialogue and little emotional resonance, despite his music background.
Delta Goodrem's powerful performance of 'Eclipse' secures Australia's spot in the Eurovision 2026 grand final, marking the first qualification since 2023.
Isabelle Huppert stars in Asghar Farhadi's intriguing meta-drama about a writer whose voyeuristic novel blurs with reality, featuring Vincent Cassel and Catherine Deneuve.
As Outlander concludes after 12 years, we celebrate its steamy romance, time-travel absurdity, and cultural impact, while acknowledging criticisms of its rape depictions.
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RecommendedLinda Bassett discusses her career, from Caryl Churchill to Call the Midwife, and her new role in Alexander Zeldin's play about dementia, Care.
Delta Goodrem delivers a powerful performance of Eclipse at Eurovision 2026, becoming the first Australian act to qualify for the grand final since 2023.
Butterfly Conservation launches inaugural poll to find Britain's favourite butterfly from 60 species. Voting open until 7 June. Includes profiles of top contenders like the purple emperor and large blue.
Oscar Wilde's comedy gets a gleefully camp, all-Black revival at Lyric Hammersmith, blending Caribbean flair and modern references while retaining sharp political satire.
Smoggie Queens is back with psychedelic hijinks. Plus: Fred Sirieix plays Cupid on First Dates, and Unreported World investigates faith-based healing.
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RecommendedRead an archive interview with Patti Smith from 1976 as she prepared for her first UK concert, plus a review of her Roundhouse show.