NBA Dress Code's 20-Year Fashion Revolution
How the NBA's controversial 2005 dress code sparked a global fashion revolution rather than suppressing player expression. Discover the journey from protest to runway.
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BBC grilled over leaked memo in Commons committee
BBC executives face tough questioning from MPs about leaked internal memo that prompted senior resignations. Read the full investigation into the corporation's impartiality crisis.
LA's First Bakery Half-Marathon Walk Succeeds
Los Angeles' inaugural bakery half-marathon walk brought together 50 participants for a 7-hour pastry crawl through Pasadena and Highland Park, combating loneliness through community.
Tom Gauld's Cartoon on Librarians vs Booksellers
Acclaimed cartoonist Tom Gauld explores the humorous divide between librarians and booksellers in his latest Guardian cartoon. Discover the subtle battle for literary hearts and minds.
Gallus in Weegieland Review: Glasgow Theatre Success
Read our review of Gallus in Weegieland at Glasgow's Tron Theatre - a vibrant celebration of Glasgow culture and humour that's captivating audiences.
£1.5bn EV subsidy boost announced by Reeves
Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils a £1.5bn package for electric vehicle grants and charging points, aiming to boost the UK's EV market despite concerns over a proposed pay-per-mile tax.
Matt Smith's Bunny Munro & Wicked Finale Lead Culture
From Matt Smith's brilliant turn in Nick Cave's The Death of Bunny Munro to Wicked: For Good's spectacular conclusion - your essential guide to this week's must-see culture.
Pope Leo XIV's Cultural Leadership in the Arts
Pope Leo XIV emerges as an unexpected patron of culture, advocating for meaningful art over algorithmic content in a historic Vatican meeting with film industry leaders.
EV Pay-Per-Mile Tax Plan Sparks Industry Concern
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to announce a pay-per-mile charge for electric vehicles in the budget. Will this new road tax raise revenue or hinder the UK's EV transition?
Sailor revives traditional canoe building in New Caledonia
Activist Aile Tikoure leads project reviving indigenous Kanak maritime heritage through traditional canoe building, reconnecting communities with ocean rights and cultural identity.
Charli XCX calls pop star life 'embarrassingly stupid'
Grammy-nominated singer Charli XCX reveals the embarrassing reality of pop stardom in candid Substack post, discussing fame's paradoxes and public perception. Read her unfiltered thoughts.
YouTube's Cultural Revolution for Gen Z
Explore how YouTube transformed from video platform to cultural backdrop for millions, creating new content forms and fragmenting viewing habits across generations.
Marking Time: Nico Muhly's Brilliant Dance Night
A triumphant return for Sadler's Wells' postponed Composer series. Three choreographers respond to Nico Muhly's vivid scores in an unforgettable night of dance. Book now!
Swansea's Vibrant Beaujolais Nouveau Day Celebration
Thousands braved chilly weather to celebrate Beaujolais Nouveau Day in Swansea, a city-wide event boosting the local economy and becoming a cherished pre-Christmas tradition.
COVID Inquiry: UK Failures Cost 23,000 Lives
A damning COVID-19 inquiry report finds UK governments' 'toxic culture' and delayed lockdown led to thousands of preventable deaths. Discover the key findings.
Covid Inquiry: Cummings 'Poisoned' No 10 Atmosphere
Official Covid inquiry finds Dominic Cummings created a toxic culture in Downing Street, with Boris Johnson's 'oscillation' hampering vital pandemic decisions. Read the full damning report.
Petrolette: Women in Motorcycle Culture Exhibition
Explore Lucia Braham's 10-year photo project documenting women in motorcycle culture. Her exhibition at the Enmore Hotel runs until 30 Nov 2025. Discover empowering stories.
Wes Anderson Exhibition Opens in London
A major Wes Anderson exhibition featuring 700+ props and artefacts from his films opens at London's Design Museum. Book tickets now for this cinematic journey.
$1bn Loan to Restart Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant
The Trump administration announces a $1bn federal loan to restart Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island nuclear facility, which will power Microsoft's AI datacenters. Discover the implications for energy and tech.
Tories' £2bn Culture Funding: Why No Recognition?
Former culture commissioner Neil Mendoza questions why Conservative government's massive cultural investments remain unacknowledged by sector. Explore the funding facts.
Gen Z actors challenge Hollywood's red carpet rules
Millie Bobby Brown and Jenna Ortega are leading a generational shift as young celebrities reclaim control from photographers and media. Discover how Gen Z is transforming celebrity culture.
Parasocial: Cambridge Dictionary's 2025 Word of the Year
Cambridge Dictionary crowns 'parasocial' its 2025 Word of the Year, highlighting the rise of one-sided celebrity relationships and AI friendships. Explore the modern social phenomenon.
Men of the Manosphere: A Terrifying Documentary
James Blake's BBC Three documentary explores the manosphere, meeting young men drawn to toxic influencers. A heartbreaking and thoughtful watch, now on iPlayer.
Bridget Jones Immortalised With London Statue
Helen Fielding and Renée Zellweger unveil bronze Bridget Jones statue marking 30 years of Britain's beloved singleton. Discover the story behind London's newest cultural landmark.
Southbank Centre Launches Discounts for Under-30s
The Southbank Centre has launched a new youth scheme offering under-30s half-price exhibition tickets, discounted shows, and perks at bars and shops. Sign up now to save.
Abu Dhabi: The Rising Star Beyond Dubai
Discover why Abu Dhabi is emerging as the UAE's cultural capital with Louvre, Guggenheim, and record tourism growth. Your ultimate guide to the emirate's best attractions.
Game review: Sleaford Mods frontman in rave culture film
Sleaford Mods' Jason Williamson stars in Game, a darkly funny take on 90s rave culture. This debut feature hits UK cinemas 17 November. Read our full review.
Margaret Atwood on Grudges and Memoir Writing
Margaret Atwood's new memoir 'Book of Lives' explores the art of holding grudges and delayed vengeance in today's therapy-focused culture. Discover why forgiveness isn't always necessary.
Physics reveals why Britain's overwork culture leads to burnout
A former physics student uses scientific principles to explain Britain's burnout epidemic and why treating exhaustion as personal failure is a design flaw in our economy.
Sydney Sweeney's Christy Suffers Historic Box Office Failure
Sydney Sweeney's film Christy records one of the worst opening weekends in box office history, raising questions about the predicted 'unwokening' of Hollywood. Discover why audiences aren't showing up.
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