Holy Pop: Celebrating Extreme Pop Fandom and Its Sacred Relics
Explore Holy Pop at Somerset House, where superfans' shrines—from Dolly Parton leaves to Nina Simone's gum—reveal the emotional power of devotion.
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Marilyn Monroe's Mob Links Explored in TV Series
A two-part series delves into Marilyn Monroe's connections with organized crime, influenced by figures like Frank Sinatra and JFK. Plus, Amanda turns detective in Amandaland.
Sony 1000XX the Collexion Headphones Review: Quiet Luxury
Sony's 1000XX anniversary headphones offer supreme comfort, refined sound, and quiet luxury. Priced at £549, they compete with top-tier rivals but lack the best noise cancelling.
I Want You to Be Happy Review: Digital Age Romance
Jem Calder's debut novel captures modern romance with precise attention to digital life, rental ebikes, and texting styles, offering a fresh take on an old story.
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Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed: A Bingeable Thriller Review
Tatiana Maslany and Murray Bartlett shine in this twisty, black comedy thriller about a woman blackmailed by a camboy. Inventive and moreish.
Jack Ryan: Ghost War Review – Middling TV-to-Film Crossover
John Krasinski returns as Jack Ryan in a made-for-streaming film that feels more like a TV episode. A mostly unexciting adventure with weak dialogue and small-screen action.
Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed: A Stunning Apple TV Thriller
Tatiana Maslany stars in this gripping Apple TV thriller that goes far beyond its official synopsis. A dark comedy of blackmail, murder, and youth soccer.
Kylie Minogue's Lifeline for Gay Fans: Documentary Review
Kylie Minogue's new Netflix documentary reveals her secret second cancer diagnosis and personal struggles, while celebrating her bond with gay fans.
All-American Rejects: Hold Artists Responsible for Ticket Prices
The All-American Rejects release first album in 14 years, 'Sandbox,' independently, and criticize dynamic pricing, urging artists to be accountable for high ticket costs.
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Hayden Panettiere: Oscar Winner Exposed Himself to Me
Hayden Panettiere's new memoir details an Oscar winner exposing his testicles to her at a party when she was 19, along with other disturbing Hollywood experiences.
Cannes' Her Private Hell: Disappointing Exploitative Lesbian Fantasy
Nicolas Winding Refn's Her Private Hell premieres at Cannes to a 12-minute ovation but disappoints with style over substance, sexist and exploitative lesbian fantasy themes.
Bitter Christmas: Almodóvar's Complex Film Within a Film
Pedro Almodóvar's latest, Bitter Christmas, explores grief, loss, and artistic betrayal through a layered narrative about a director writing a script. A complex, muddled noir-melodrama.
John Kearns: Tilting at Windmills review – TS Eliot and breakup
John Kearns channels TS Eliot's Waste Land in a show about breakup, flat-hunting, and Aldi. A poignant, sharp-edged comedy of domestic dreams and class anxiety.
New Strictly Hosts: Can Trio Save the Show?
Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe, and Johannes Radebe replace Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman as the new Strictly Come Dancing hosts. Can this trio rescue the ailing franchise?
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Glee Pilot: 17 Years Later, Still TV Gold
Seventeen years after its debut, the Glee pilot remains a masterclass in absurd, compelling TV. From Sue Sylvester's iconic lines to the unforgettable 'Don't Stop Believing' finale, it changed LGBTQ+ representation and pop culture forever.
Feldman and Beckett Words and Music Review Sheffield
A review of the Sheffield Chamber Music Festival's performance of Feldman and Beckett's words and music, highlighting Siobhán McSweeney's contribution.
West End Shows Face Possible Strikes Over Pay
Equity union ballots members for potential strikes in London's West End, citing unfair pay and conditions. Disruption could hit major theatres.
Virgin Island Finale Shows It Was More Than Just Sex
The Virgin Island finale saw two contestants connect with each other, proving sex surrogates are professionals fostering intimacy, not exploitation. Critics are silenced.
I Love Boosters: A Shoplifting Comedy That Misses the Mark
Boots Riley's absurdist heist film 'I Love Boosters' features Keke Palmer leading a Robin Hood-style shoplifting crew, but its scattershot approach and political detours may leave audiences cold.
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Kraftwerk Review: Still Sounding Like the Future
Kraftwerk's Belfast show proves their enduring influence on pop music, with a tender tribute to Ryuichi Sakamoto and flawless performances of classics.
SNL Season 51: Top 10 Sketches Ranked
From an auctioneer marriage to a disastrous haircut, SNL season 51 delivered standout sketches. Here are the 10 best, including viral hits and cast highlights.
Mandalorian and Grogu Review: Hero Faces Hutts
Pedro Pascal stars in this decent feature outing as the helmeted bounty hunter and his green friend take on the Empire and Jabba the Hutt's family.
Banjo Beale: My Greatest Vintage Find? My Husband
Interior designer Banjo Beale shares his shopping habits, from vintage finds and local food to splurges on olive oil and tinned fish, in this How I Shop interview.
Gaten Matarazzo West End Debut in Rent Revival
Stranger Things actor Gaten Matarazzo will star in a 30th-anniversary London revival of Rent, directed by Luke Sheppard, marking his West End debut this autumn.
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Pollock's Number 7A, 1948 Sells for Record $181M
Jackson Pollock's Number 7A, 1948 sold for $181.2M at Christie's, becoming the fourth most expensive artwork ever auctioned, breaking the artist's previous record.
Broadway Star Jessica Vosk Appeals for Privacy After Fan Incident
Broadway star Jessica Vosk asks for backstage privacy after a super-fan sneaked into her dressing room, calling the incident 'really scary.'
Jon Stewart Mocks Trump's China Trip: 'You Got Nothing!'
Late-night hosts skewer Donald Trump's China summit with Xi Jinping, his bizarre social media posts, and his claims of being called the 'hottest country.'
Keeley Hawes and Paapa Essiedu's 'Falling' Love Story Shines
Keeley Hawes and Paapa Essiedu star in Jack Thorne's tender drama 'Falling', a slow-burn love story between a nun and a priest that explores faith, doubt, and human connection.
Mimikyu Tops Pokémon Fan Vote, Pikachu Falls to 70th
A new fansite polls Pokémon fans, with Mimikyu claiming first place and Pikachu ranking only 70th. Over 72,200 votes were cast in three days.
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Magnolia Bakery in London: Banana Pudding Worth the Hype
Magnolia Bakery's pop-up at Café Ciel in London offers iconic banana pudding and a sticky toffee twist. Our review reveals which treat lives up to the hype.
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