Sally Head, TV Producer of 'Prime Suspect,' Dies at 79
Sally Head, the television producer who commissioned groundbreaking dramas like Prime Suspect, Cracker, and Band of Gold, has died of cancer at age 79.
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Beetlejuice Musical Opens in London: A Spooky Spectacle
Tim Burton's hit 1988 comedy horror Beetlejuice becomes a musical in London. We take a first look at rehearsals for the all-singing, all-dancing afterlife show.
Sugar Review: Bob Mould's Reunited Band Still Rocks
Bob Mould's Sugar reunites for a UK tour, delivering a ferocious 23-song set at Kentish Town Forum that blends noise and melody, thrilling fans old and new.
Jilly Cooper's Best Books Ranked: From Racy Riders to Romantic Rivals
Discover the top 10 Jilly Cooper novels, from her classic bonkbusters to heartwarming tales of love, rivalry, and horses. A must-read for fans of saucy fiction.
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Global Photos: Processions, Heatwave, and Traditions
A visual journey around the world: religious processions in Spain, Ebola response in Congo, heatwave in UK, cheese rolling, and more.
McTominay's Goal on Limited-Edition £20 Note
The Bank of Scotland unveils a £20 note inspired by Scott McTominay's overhead kick, celebrating Scotland's World Cup return. Fans can win 50 of 100 notes.
Bows, Bounce and Rule Breakers: Cannes Week Two
From Demi Moore's duvet dressing to Kristen Stewart's sneaker rebellion, the final week of Cannes delivered bold fashion moments. See the most memorable looks.
Mekons: Bowie Compared Us to T Rex on Where Were You?
The Mekons reflect on their classic track Where Were You?, from its accidental creation to Bowie's praise, and its enduring legacy nearly 50 years on.
Thespians Review: Mischief's Musical on Acting's Origins
Mischief Theatre's first musical, Thespians, explores acting's invention in ancient Greece with puns, heart, and comic kudos at Colchester's Mercury theatre.
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Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score Irish Comedy Now Free
The Irish dark comedy 'Obituary' with a perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes score is now available to stream for free on ITVX. Two seasons follow an obituarist turned serial killer.
Obsession Director Admits Major Plot Hole in Hit Horror
Curry Barker, director of the hit horror film Obsession, acknowledges a glaring plot hole in the movie's lore, but remains open to sequels or an anthology series.
Epic Reveals Unreal Engine 6 via Rocket League Trailer
Epic Games unveils Unreal Engine 6 through a Rocket League esports trailer, a departure from traditional demos. The new engine promises leaps for Rocket League and Fortnite.
Euphoria Kills Off Jacob Elordi's Nate Jacobs in Grisly Scene
Euphoria's penultimate episode features the shocking death of Nate Jacobs, buried alive with a rattlesnake. Fans call it the most horrifying death in the series.
Reading Festival 2026: Tickets, Headliners, and Camping Guide
Get last-minute tickets and camping info for Reading Festival 2026, featuring headliners Charli XCX, Dave, RAYE, Chase & Status, and Florence and the Machine.
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A Billion Years of Sex Differences: Nuanced Gender Review
Steve Stewart-Williams challenges both traditional and progressive views on sex differences, arguing for a scientifically rigorous conversation on nature and nurture.
Bound: A Masterclass in Lesbian Eroticism and Comfort Cinema
Discover why the 1996 Wachowski sisters' film Bound remains a masterclass in lesbian eroticism and a relatable romantic thriller that serves as a comfort movie for many.
McCartney's Album Made Me a Beatles Fan
A writer who never understood the Beatles' appeal finds herself moved by Paul McCartney's new album 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane,' a nostalgic collaboration with Ringo Starr.
Joe Tate Shocks Moira with Unlikely Kind Act in Emmerdale
Joe Tate surprises Moira Dingle by offering to end their feud and letting her keep the cows and money, proving he can change for Dawn.
Mandalorian and Grogu: Lowest Disney Star Wars Opening
The Mandalorian and Grogu earned $165m globally on opening weekend, failing to surpass 2018's Solo, marking the lowest Disney-era Star Wars debut.
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La Voix on Drag Race, Strictly, and Annie Musical
Chris Dennis, AKA La Voix, discusses his journey from cruises to Drag Race, Strictly, and his first musical role as Miss Hannigan in Annie.
TV Tonight: Essex Boys Doc and Springwatch Return
A documentary explores the 1995 'Range Rover murders' of three Essex drug dealers. Plus, Springwatch returns with Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan.
Drone Show Returns to Vivid Sydney 2026
Vivid Sydney 2026 brings back its drone show after a two-year break due to crowd crush fears. The 'Star-Bound' spectacle runs at Darling Harbour, with opening night affected by rain.
Kraken Review: Eco-Monster Movie from Norway
Norwegian action film Kraken delivers a fun, didactic monster movie with an environmental message, set against the stunning Sognefjord. It combines thrills and eco-lecture.
Anita Rani's Sisters of Defiance: Awesome Women Podcast
Anita Rani launches Sisters of Defiance podcast with Meera Syal, plus Slow Burn examines Justice Gorsuch, and more top picks this week.
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Quirky Chess Puzzles to Test Your Skills
Four chess-inspired puzzles challenge your logic and problem-solving skills. Prove the number of players with odd games is even, solve knight tours, pawn promotions, and knight swaps.
Kim Noble: Burying His Graphic Novel Under a Roundabout
Kim Noble discusses his unconventional approach to promoting his graphic novel 'In Pursuit of a Wonderful Nothing', including a plan to bury copies under a roundabout.
Dani Dyer Set for Strictly Return in 2026 After Injury
Dani Dyer is reportedly returning to Strictly Come Dancing in 2026 after an ankle fracture forced her to exit in 2025. She has told the BBC she wants in.
Emmerdale's Kammy Homeless, Chaotic Future with Belle Confirmed
Emmerdale's Kammy Hadiq is revealed to be homeless, leading to a chaotic future with Belle Dingle. Actor Shebz Miah discusses trauma, pride, and joining the Dingle family.
Miles Davis at 100: Why His Reinvention Still Shapes Music
A century after his birth, Miles Davis remains a towering figure in jazz, not for mastering it but for refusing to let it stagnate through constant reinvention.
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Dear England Review: Fiennes' Southgate Is a Caricature
Joseph Fiennes portrays Gareth Southgate as a caricature in the TV adaptation of Dear England, blending tics and mannerisms that overshadow the real man's reflective nature.
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