Love's Labour's Lost / Much Ado About Nothing review
Tom Littler's al fresco double bill of Shakespeare's comedies merges casts and timelines, deepening both plays with tragicomic notes and a wartime setting.
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Joel’s EastEnders return sparks fury as Vicki and Ross return
Joel Marshall, the incel attacker who terrorized women on EastEnders, returns from prison, causing chaos as Vicki and Ross come back from their honeymoon.
Fendi's Chiuri Returns to Rome with Couture and Cultural Message
Maria Grazia Chiuri's first Fendi haute couture show in Rome blends kimono-inspired silhouettes with a call for fashion to be recognized as art in Italy, featuring upcycled fur and exhibitions.
Beckett Biennale Aims to Reclaim Playwright for Ireland
The Samuel Beckett Biennale, a 12-year festival, will stage experimental readings of Beckett's works in Ireland and Britain, including a 2036 Krapp's Last Tape with pre-recorded younger voices, aiming to reclaim the playwright as an Irish writer.
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Lear review: personal tragedy, not political, at Pitlochry
Maureen Beattie stars in a gender-swapped, modern-dress 'Lear' at Pitlochry Festival theatre, focusing on family dynamics over political decline.
1% Club's final question stumps viewers
Only three out of a record 12 contestants solved the final 1% question on The 1% Club, an anagram revealing the word 'FISHMONGER'. Viewers at home were also baffled.
Bonnie Tyler earned little from Total Eclipse of the Heart
Bonnie Tyler, who died aged 75, earned minimal royalties from Total Eclipse of the Heart because she didn't write the song. All publishing rights belong to Jim Steinman.
Katie Price: Nothing to Hide Review – Candid but Lacks Insight
Katie Price's new documentary series is typically outspoken, but offers little insight. She discusses Hugh Hefner, abortion, and relationships, yet the show remains carefully manufactured.
Louise Lasser, Mary Hartman star, dies at 87
Louise Lasser, star of cult sitcom Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and Woody Allen comedies, has died at 87. The New York Times reported she died at home in Manhattan.
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Bonnie Tyler's chaotic Buzzcocks episode remembered
Bonnie Tyler, who died at 75, is remembered for her famously chaotic 2007 Never Mind the Buzzcocks appearance while tipsy, belting Total Eclipse of the Heart and joking with Simon Amstell.
Bonnie Tyler dies aged 75 in Portugal hospital
Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer known for Total Eclipse of the Heart, has died in a Portuguese hospital at 75 after intestinal surgery complications.
Jesus Christ Superstar review: Sam Ryder raises roof
Sam Ryder stars in a glittery revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's rock opera at the London Palladium, but the booming show lacks character depth and dramatic clarity.
25 Things You Didn't Know About The Office at 25
The Office turns 25. From Martin Freeman's original audition to the 74-take scene, here are 25 trivia nuggets about the beloved BBC sitcom.
Wallace and Gromit classics re-released: A Grand Day Out, The Wrong Trousers
Nick Park's first two Wallace and Gromit films, A Grand Day Out and The Wrong Trousers, return to UK and Irish cinemas from 10 July, offering hilarious family entertainment.
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Physical Education review – cliche-busting teen masculinity play
Jonathan Houlston's debut play at Swansea Grand theatre dissects teen masculinity, subverting toxic tropes with nuanced characters and gripping locker-room dynamics.
World Without Wagner: Bayreuth Festival at 150
As Bayreuth festival turns 150, Tom Service explores Wagner's enduring influence and imagines a world without him, pondering impacts on music, culture, and history.
Love You Long Time review: diffuse debut mixing naturalism and fantasy
Katie Đỗ's debut play spans decades and realms but is flawed by over-short scenes and scant emotive appeal, despite inventive formal mixing.
Gracie Abrams Criticized for Joe Alwyn Photo in Wedding Post
Gracie Abrams faces fan backlash after sharing a carousel that includes Joe Alwyn alongside her outfit from Taylor Swift's wedding to Travis Kelce.
Big John's Biltong Bar: Deptford's diviest dive bar gets 5 stars
Big John's Biltong Bar in Deptford receives a 5-star review for its artisan biltong, beer, and welcoming atmosphere, described as the diviest dive bar that kickstarted the area's independent revolution.
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Louise Lasser, star of Mary Hartman, dies at 87
Actress Louise Lasser, best known for her starring role in the satirical TV series Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and as Woody Allen's ex-wife, has died at age 87 from natural causes at her Manhattan home.
Emmerdale's Kev in tears over life destroying tragedy
Kev Townsend breaks down in tears as he reveals his tragic past to Lewis Barton, having legally changed his name to Kevin Barton to protect his son from the Townsend stigma.
Sam Ryder struggles in 'Jesus Christ Superstar' at Palladium
Eurovision star Sam Ryder's stage debut in 'Jesus Christ Superstar' at the London Palladium is underwhelming, despite a strong production and supporting cast.
Helen Hunt on RSC debut, tough times, and Branagh
Oscar-winner Helen Hunt discusses her RSC debut in The Cherry Orchard, the challenge of finding meaty roles, tough times in the US, and co-starring with Kenneth Branagh.
Dolly Parton musical to open on Broadway in December
Dolly Parton's musical 'Dolly: A True Original Musical' will open on Broadway in January, with previews starting December 7. The show features her hits and new songs.
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Woman jailed for wine glass attack on ex's new girlfriend
Jade Hill, 21, was jailed for four years and ten months for glassing Georgina Kilburn in a nightclub, leaving her with 20 stitches and permanent scarring.
Doubt: A Parable review – Sydney Theatre's gripping revival
Sydney Theatre Company's revival of Doubt: A Parable is a gripping, morally complex production that retains its power to unsettle audiences.
Edinburgh Fringe's Cult Hit Underground Monk Show Returns
Underground Monk Show, a word-of-mouth festival favourite, returns to Edinburgh Fringe 2026 with a full run at Assembly George Square Gardens. Co-creators discuss the method behind the madness.
EastEnders: Honey feared dead as Bea kidnaps her
Bea Pollard knocks Honey unconscious and drags her to a car after Honey tries to clear Billy's name, leaving her fate unknown.
Brookside star Philip Olivier marries Amy Virtue
Brookside star Philip Olivier, 46, has married his long-term partner Amy Virtue in a ceremony aboard the Daffodil boat at Liverpool's Canning Docks, with soap co-star Jennifer Ellison among the guests.
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Last Goal Wins Review: Football, Identity, and Racism Explored
Justice Ezi's debut play Last Goal Wins tackles racism, belonging, and sport's shadowy business in a well-paced drama with a nail-biting final shootout at Broadway, Catford.
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