Man dies after wind topples sign at Big Church Festival
A 41-year-old man died and six were injured when a gust of wind toppled a heavy sign at the Big Church Festival near Steyning, West Sussex, on Friday.
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Good Good Golf co-founder apologizes for violent ad
Garrett Clark apologizes after ad showing him shoving a woman drew backlash; retailers pull products, PGA Tour monitors sponsorship.
Nanny McPhee musical to open in West End in 2027
Emma Thompson's Nanny McPhee musical will hit London's West End in summer 2027, directed by Katy Rudd, with no venue confirmed yet.
A Slow Fire review: Imaginative but messy climate drama
Simon Stephens' post-apocalyptic four-hander at Jermyn Street Theatre impresses with vivid world-building but falters on tangents. Runs 26 Aug-26 Sept 2026, £40.
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Dolly Parton death shocks 9 to 5 musical audience
A gasp rang out at Worthing Theatre as a cast member announced Dolly Parton's death before a performance of 9 to 5 The Musical, which she wrote.
National Theatre's 'Pride' transfers to Bridge Theatre
Pride, the National Theatre's acclaimed musical, transfers to the Bridge Theatre from November 12, with tickets on sale September 2.
The Librarians Review: Familiar Workplace Comedy Laughs
The Librarians at Pleasance Courtyard blends classic sitcom tropes with sharp performances, offering a frequently funny hour of workplace chaos and library-themed comedy.
Sydney Swans scandal: What if no charges are laid?
As police investigate an alleged sexual assault involving Sydney Swans players, the public outrage raises a key question: what are we actually angry about if no crime occurred?
Rose Playhouse opens for rare public tours after six years
The Rose Playhouse, where Shakespeare once acted, opens for guided tours from September 17 to October 29, 2026, after six years. Tickets cost £12.
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Edinburgh Festival 2026: A Wild Ride Through Highlights
From a succubus to Sir Elton Scone, photographer Murdo MacLeod captures the wildest moments of the Edinburgh festival 2026, including reviews and standout performances.
As You Like It review: French courtly comedy at Globe
Sean Holmes and Charlie Josephine's As You Like It at Shakespeare's Globe blends Versailles-style pomp with rustic charm, earning praise for its comic merriment and fresh take on the pastoral classic.
EastEnders boss teases changed Sean Slater as Kazinsky returns
EastEnders boss Ben Wadey reveals Sean Slater's permanent return brings 'exciting plans,' with a matured but chaotic character and unresolved ties to Amy and Max.
Shabana Azeez's Most Disgusting Pitt Moment Revealed
Shabana Azeez reveals the most disgusting thing she did on The Pitt in a chaotic 10-question video, sharing behind-the-scenes antics and unexpected confessions.
James Corden's Hollyoaks Role as Janitor Wayne Clark Revealed
James Corden appeared in Hollyoaks as janitor Wayne Clark 18 times in 1998-99, a role he later called 'hell on earth'.
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As You Like It at Shakespeare's Globe: 4-Star Review
Sean Holmes and Charlie Josephine's As You Like It at Shakespeare's Globe earns 4/5 stars for its vivid characters, absurd 17th-century style, and late-summer energy. Runs 23 Aug-25 Oct 2026.
South Bank traders in tears as Gabriel's Wharf closure looms
Traders at Gabriel's Wharf on London's South Bank must leave by September 27, with 130 jobs at risk, as owner Coin Street plans demolition and regeneration.
BBC's new Poirot Edward Bluemel reveals very different moustache
BBC unveils first look at Edward Bluemel as a young Hercule Poirot, aged 33, with a straight moustache, in a 2027 prequel series.
Coyote vs. Acme review: A laugh-out-loud triumph
Coyote vs. Acme is a hilarious, heartfelt triumph that almost got shelved by Warner Bros. in 2023 before Ketchup Entertainment rescued it for $50m. Our review explains why it's worth every penny.
Hollyoaks fans baffled over Imran's mystery ex identity
Hollyoaks viewers are puzzled over the identity of Imran Maalik's mystery ex-girlfriend, who arrived at his door after his failed wedding to Leah Barnes.
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Dragons' Den founder's traumatic past inspires pitch
Plotpackers founder Louise Truman moved Dragons' Den investors with an emotional pitch, securing £120,000 from Steven Bartlett and Deborah Meaden after revealing a traumatic assault inspired her ethical travel company.
Who Killed Marilyn? review: Pixie Lott's stilted Monroe drama
Pixie Lott stars as Marilyn Monroe in Who Killed Marilyn?, a conspiracy thriller at the Emerald Theatre that critics call stilted, exposition-mired, and lacking dramatic depth.
Abigail’s Party Review: Tamzin Outhwaite Shines
Tamzin Outhwaite leads a revival of Mike Leigh’s 1977 play at the Menier Chocolate Factory, delivering a sharp, darkly comic performance that captures the era’s social tensions.
Christine Vachon on provocative films, Joaquin Phoenix, and 'Pretty Babies'
Veteran indie producer Christine Vachon discusses her career, the controversy around films like 'Kids' and 'Poison', the Joaquin Phoenix pullout from Todd Haynes' 'De Noche', and her latest production 'Pretty Babies' at Edinburgh film festival.
WNBA: Security Wrongly Told Fans to Cover Trans Shirts
WNBA admits security wrongly asked fans to cover pro-trans and anti-trans shirts at Fever-Dream game, saying 'This should not have happened.'
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Bigfoot Ripped My Dog in Half review – Xhloe and Natasha's hit
Xhloe and Natasha's feverish clown show at Summerhall skewers misinformation with physical and vocal agility, creating a monster hit.
By a Thread review: One Fell Swoop's Edinburgh triumph
One Fell Swoop's 'By a Thread' at Edinburgh Assembly Rooms gets a five-star review for its inventive aerial circus and emotional storytelling.
Death Note: The Musical review: faithful but flat
Death Note: The Musical at the Barbican is a faithful yet emotionally flat adaptation of the manga, scoring 3/5 stars from Time Out.
Corrie: Jodie confronts traumatised Lucy in next week's episodes
Jodie Ramsey intervenes when Lucy grabs Lily Platt in Coronation Street, as Tim and Sally struggle with Lucy's trauma after her foster placement fails.
Mother's Profound Denial Over Son's University Departure
A mother faces unexpected denial as her son prepares to leave for university, despite tracking his every move and buying him saucepans.
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London Theatre Week 2026: West End sale returns with top shows
London Theatre Week returns Aug 17-Sep 13, offering discounted West End tickets from £15 for shows like Cabaret, Lion King, Matilda, and more.
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