Derren Brown's Only Human London Residency Announced
Derren Brown extends his Only Human tour with a three-month London residency at the Apollo Theatre. Tickets are now available via ATG Tickets.
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Sandra Bullock Back in Spotlight with Practical Magic 2
Sandra Bullock reemerges after years away, joining Instagram and teasing Practical Magic 2 with Nicole Kidman, marking a star reborn.
White House Photo Hides Women's Tennis Team
A White House photo celebrating a tennis achievement obscures an elite women's team, sparking debate about gender representation in sports media.
Michael Jackson Biopic: Musically Masterful but Shallow
The Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' delivers stellar performances and iconic hits but avoids controversy, resulting in a sanitized, surface-level portrait of the King of Pop.
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Week in Wildlife: Harvest Mouse, Bagel Cats, and a Rhino Stroll
This week's best wildlife photos include a harvest mouse, bagel cats in Istanbul, a rhino in Nepal, and more stunning images from around the world.
Saros Review: Primal Alien Shooter Punishes and Thrills
Saros is a frantic, punishing alien shooter where death makes you stronger. Explore a shifting alien world, upgrade your armor, and blast through chaotic firefights.
Walter Smith III: Twio Vol 2 – Classic Jazz Vividly Alive
Walter Smith III's Twio Vol 2 showcases classic jazz with incisive saxophone, featuring guests Branford Marsalis and Ron Carter, making standard song-shapes sparkle.
Fran Kranz on Forgiveness and Restorative Justice in Mass
Fran Kranz discusses his play Mass, exploring forgiveness and restorative justice after a school shooting. The play, now at Donmar Warehouse, examines the painful meeting of parents.
Carla dal Forno's Confession: Post-Punk Obsession
Carla dal Forno's fourth album Confession explores obsession through spartan post-punk, contrasting cool music with raw emotion. A riveting, sympathetic self-portrait.
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Joe Dunthorne: Trainspotting Made Me Want to Be a Writer
Author Joe Dunthorne shares his literary influences, from Terry Pratchett to Thomas Hardy, and how Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting inspired him to write.
Crunch Time at CERN: Scientists Race Against Clock
Stephen Collins' latest cartoon captures the pressure at CERN as scientists face a deadline crunch, blending humor with the high-stakes world of particle physics.
Exit 8 Game Film Adaptation Announced
Genki Kawamura, producer of 'Your Name,' is adapting the short horror game 'Exit 8' into a live-action film, expanding its eerie subway premise.
Comfort Eating Podcast Returns for New Season
The award-winning Comfort Eating podcast returns with a new season, exploring the emotional connections behind our favorite comfort foods.
Gen Z Saves Cinema: Youngest Generation Leads Revival
Generation Z, born after 1997, are now the most frequent cinemagoers, defying fears that digital natives would abandon the big screen for streaming.
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Taupe's Jazz-Rock Brinkmanship: Disaster-Baiting Fun
Glasgow trio Taupe blend sludgy rock, homemade electronics and squawking sax into a watertight groove. Their new album Waxing | Waning captures their oddball humour and complex musicianship.
Wacky Shreg, Monochrome Grey, and Vermeer's Boiled Egg
Bruce Asbestos' mischievous Shreg, Alan Charlton's grey mastery, and a fresh take on Vermeer's Lady With a Guitar in this week's art dispatch.
Best New Children's Books: Imposter Monkeys and Found Family
A roundup of the best new picture books and YA novels, featuring an imposter monkey, an underworld princess, female art trailblazers, and tales of fear, family, and friendship.
Marvel's Multiverse Saga: Was It All a Waste?
Marvel is recutting Avengers: Endgame with new Doomsday footage, suggesting the Multiverse saga may be skipped. What does this mean for fans?
Cravat-Wearing Councillor Steals Show at Robbins Hearing
Andrew Edwards, a Wiltshire councillor known for his cravat collection, became an unexpected highlight during Olly Robbins' parliamentary grilling, sparking online curiosity.
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Matthew Rhys on 'Widow's Bay', Bond Audition, and Prosthetic
Matthew Rhys discusses his new Apple TV comedy horror 'Widow's Bay', his near-miss with James Bond, and that prosthetic penis scene in 'Girls'.
South Bank Skatepark at 50: Exhibition Celebrates Legacy
London's South Bank skatepark marks 50 years with a new exhibition. From accidental creation to cultural icon, the undercroft has shaped skateboarding and community.
BBC Matt Brittin: Blueprint to Save the Corporation
Matt Brittin offers a bold plan to reform the BBC, focusing on efficiency, digital innovation, and impartiality to secure its future.
Julie's Jasmine Blossom Cocktail Recipe
A delicate, elegant sour with floral jasmine tea and bright citrus. Perfect for spring. Includes jasmine-infused gin recipe.
Venice Biennale Jury Bars Awards to Nations Under ICC Scrutiny
The Venice Biennale jury will not award artists from countries whose leaders face ICC charges, apparently targeting Russia and Israel, sparking debate and EU funding threats.
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Anohni's Barbican Show: An Out-of-Body Experience
Anohni's Wilderness concert at Barbican reimagines her catalogue and covers with operatic power, offering an intense, transformative musical journey.
Handpicked Review at Kettle's Yard: Cambridge Art
A review of the 'Handpicked' exhibition at Kettle's Yard in Cambridge, showcasing works from the permanent collection selected by artists and curators.
Please Please Me Review: Brian Epstein's Tragic Bond
Tom Wright's play explores how the Beatles and a rumored affair with John Lennon shaped manager Brian Epstein's tragically short life at the Kiln theatre.
Devil Wears Prada 2 Shows Fashion Revolution
The sequel to The Devil Wears Prada explores the decline of print media and the shift of power from magazine editors to luxury brands, with a star-studded London premiere.
Backlash Over Asian Stereotype in Devil Wears Prada 2
A 38-second clip introducing a new character in The Devil Wears Prada 2 has sparked accusations of anti-Asian racism, with critics citing outdated stereotypes and a controversial name.
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Turangalîla: Infinite Love Review – RPO and 1927 Studios
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and 1927 Studios collaborate for a triumphant fusion of Messiaen's Turangalîla-symphonie with silent movie visuals at Southbank's Multitudes festival.
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