Pub Divide: How Men & Women Use Pubs Differently
New research reveals fascinating gender differences in pub behaviour - from social activities to drinking preferences. Discover what really happens when men and women visit their local.
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How the manosphere radicalises UK teenage boys
An alarming investigation reveals how vulnerable teenage boys across the UK are being drawn into toxic online communities that prey on masculinity anxieties and isolation.
Is Having a Boyfriend Really 'Uncool' in Modern Dating?
Exploring why traditional relationships are facing unexpected criticism in today's dating landscape and what this reveals about modern social pressures.
Brits' film fibs exposed: The movies we pretend to love
New research exposes the classic movies Brits falsely claim to have watched, from The Godfather to Citizen Kane, revealing our cultural white lies.
Brent: Cultural Hub Named London's Worst Borough
Brent, the culturally vibrant northwest London borough home to Wembley Stadium and thriving arts scene, has been ranked London's worst borough in Time Out's surprising new survey, despite its rich diversity and attractions.
Gear-ly Beloved: Drug Crisis Hits UK Weddings
Exclusive investigation reveals rising substance abuse at British weddings, from cocaine in bathrooms to MDMA on dance floors. Discover the highs, lows and sobering reality.
Why MCM London Comic Con Feels Empty Without Video Games
An emotional reflection on how the absence of video games has transformed the atmosphere at MCM London Comic Con, leaving fans and the gaming community feeling a profound sense of loss.
PIX Magazine's Lost Photos of 20th Century Australia
Step back in time through a stunning visual journey as PIX Magazine's vintage photographs reveal the untold stories of 20th century Australia, from bustling cities to remote outback communities.
South Park Halloween Special Satirises AI and Digital Culture
The latest South Park Halloween episode takes aim at artificial intelligence, influencer culture and digital dependency in the creators' signature boundary-pushing style, offering both laughs and social commentary.
East London Borough Named England's Worst for Litter
Shocking new data reveals one East London borough has earned the unwanted title of England's most litter-strewn area, with streets plagued by persistent waste problems.
Is Video Game Music Dying? The Silent Crisis
An alarming trend sees iconic video game soundtracks disappearing from modern releases, threatening to strip gaming of its emotional heart and artistic identity.
Five Great Reads: Wikipedia, Flirting & War Photography
Dive into this week's essential reading list featuring the unsung hero behind Wikipedia, why modern dating has forgotten how to flirt, and the powerful legacy of a legendary war photographer.
Matthew Reilly: Why Australian community beats American individualism
Bestselling Australian author Matthew Reilly reveals why he believes community-focused Australia offers a better way of life than America's 'every person for themselves' culture in exclusive interview.
African Macbeth: Brilliant Reimagining at Almeida
Discover how this groundbreaking African-set production of Shakespeare's Macbeth transforms the classic tragedy into a powerful commentary on colonialism and power.
Islington's Hidden Histories Revealed
Discover the fascinating untold stories of Islington's past, from radical reformers to pioneering women, in this deep dive into the borough's rich historical tapestry.
Islington's First Black Mayor: A 1982 Landmark
The inspiring story of Una McLean's historic appointment as Islington's first Black mayor in 1982, marking a pivotal moment for diversity in London politics.
London's Oldest Pub Theatre Revealed
Step inside The Circle & Star, London's most historic pub theatre where intimate performances meet rich theatrical heritage in the heart of the city.
Ottolenghi: London's restaurant scene more vibrant than ever
Celebrity chef Yotam Ottolenghi reveals why London's restaurant landscape is thriving with innovation, diversity and resilience despite economic challenges.
HMV's High Street Comeback: 24 Stores Reopening
The iconic music and entertainment retailer HMV is staging a major comeback with 24 stores set to reopen nationwide, bringing vinyl, pop culture merchandise and community events back to British high streets.
UK Launches 'Town of Culture' Search for Overlooked Towns
The government unveils a new competition to crown England's next cultural hotspot, specifically targeting towns that have been 'written out of the national story' and deserve recognition for their unique heritage.
Artes Mundi 11: Wales Hosts Major Contemporary Art Prize
Discover the groundbreaking Artes Mundi 11 exhibition, featuring seven international artists competing for £40,000 prize across three Welsh venues in Cardiff, Llandudno and Aberystwyth.
Bexley Council's £22.5m budget gap warning
Exclusive: Bexley Council faces £22.5 million budget gap amid soaring costs and service demands, with council tax hikes likely for residents.
The Line of Beauty: Horny, Hilarious Theatre Triumph
Discover why The Line of Beauty at London's Almeida Theatre is the must-see production of the season - a dazzling exploration of desire, politics and 80s extravagance that will leave you breathless.
London's 'eyesore' borough gets £26.9m upgrade
A neglected London borough branded an 'eyesore' is set to receive a massive £26.9 million upgrade that will transform public spaces and community facilities across the area.
Rachel Sennott Shines in HBO's Dark Comedy I Love LA
HBO's dark comedy 'I Love LA' delivers a scathing satire of influencer culture with breakout star Rachel Sennott navigating millennial angst in the City of Angels.
Kyiv museum launches African art exhibition during war
In an extraordinary act of cultural resilience, Kyiv's Khanenko Museum opens 'Dialogues with Africa' exhibition while navigating wartime challenges and power outages.
London's noisiest boroughs revealed in shocking new map
Exclusive data reveals which London boroughs suffer most from noisy neighbours, with some areas recording over 4,000 complaints in just one year. Discover if your borough makes the list.
Gen Z Embrace 'Shrek Dating' Over Perfect Partners
Young Brits are embracing 'Shrek dating' - opting for genuine connections with ordinary partners rather than chasing unrealistic romantic ideals. Discover why this trend is sweeping across dating culture.
London Bridge Restaurant Guide: Top Dining Spots
Explore our curated guide to London Bridge's vibrant dining scene, from riverside gastropubs to hidden culinary gems and international flavours.
Trump uses video game memes for ICE recruitment
The Trump administration is leveraging popular gaming culture and viral memes to attract new recruits to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, sparking debate about digital propaganda tactics.
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