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.
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.
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.
Eurovision star Sam Ryder's stage debut in 'Jesus Christ Superstar' at the London Palladium is underwhelming, despite a strong production and supporting cast.
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'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.
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.
Sydney Theatre Company's revival of Doubt: A Parable is a gripping, morally complex production that retains its power to unsettle audiences.
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.
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, 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.
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.
David Pleat recounts the 1986 World Cup quarter-final between England and Argentina, featuring Maradona's controversial Hand of God goal and his stunning second strike.
A cartoon by Stephen Collins imagines Stacey Solomon being asked to sort out Nigel Farage, blending domestic reality with political satire.
Sue Johnston stars in Ann Droid, a new BBC sitcom about an elderly woman and her robot. She discusses fame, loneliness, and her career.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce marry on July 4, 2026, at Madison Square Garden, with a castle built inside, overshadowing the US's 250th anniversary.
Rajiv Joseph's dark comedy about Franz Ferdinand's assassins is a bleakly funny, allegorical tale of radicalisation, directed by Lyndsey Turner at the Royal Court Theatre, running July 3-25, 2026.
Hideki Noda's −320°F at Sadler's Wells is a hilarious, visually stunning Faustian epic spanning three timelines, but its 2hr 20min runtime and surtitle issues drag it down.
Honey Mitchell is kidnapped by Bea Pollard after a confrontation, leading Linda, Nicola, and Suki to launch a desperate rescue mission.
Rhythm Paradise Groove returns with dozens of fresh mini-games, multiplayer, and an RPG-lite mode, though latency issues and easier difficulty temper the experience.
Daisy Johnson's Long Wave explores three generations of mothers, blending vivid imagery with raw honesty. A tale of secrets, abandonment, and care, it may be her finest work yet.
Tim Firth and Gary Barlow's Calendar Girls: The Musical at Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, delivers emotional openness and cracking jokes, with nimbly handled nudity in the round.
Clay Hilley's blistering Tristan and Sara Jakubiak's role debut as Isolde shine in Antonio Pappano and the LSO's detailed, minutely balanced concert performance of Wagner's Tristan und Isolde at the Barbican.
Tom Stoppard's 1993 masterpiece Arcadia transfers to the Tom Stoppard Theatre with a partly recast cast, offering a dazzling intellectual comedy that weaves chaos theory and Romantic poetry.
Lily Allen has defended the format and length of her West End Girl live shows, saying the production is 'exactly what I wanted it to be' after some criticism.
Rosamund Pike stars in Inter Alia, a new play about a female MP, among top theatre streaming picks this month. Plus: National Theatre's The Ocean at the End of the Lane and more.
Sharon D Clarke will play Othello as a black lesbian general in a futuristic RSC production, exploring misogynoir and set in a male-dominated world.
Utopia Theatre's production of Wole Soyinka's The Swamp Dwellers at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre is a powerful, resonant revival that speaks to modern displacement and corruption.
Colleagues pay tribute to Penelope Keith after her death at 86, recalling her kindness, comic genius, and unwavering support for theatre.
The Duke of York's theatre in London's West End will be renamed the Tom Stoppard theatre, honouring the late playwright's legacy and his hit plays staged there.