A Family Matter Audiobook: Homophobia and Divorce
Claire Lynch's award-winning debut novel, A Family Matter, explores family secrets and a bitter divorce across dual timelines, inspired by real-life homophobic custody battles.
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Echoes of Hill and Horizon: Light Show Electrifies Elgar
At Southbank Centre's Multitudes festival, the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and Squidsoup create a synaesthetic feast with surround sound and thousands of LEDs.
The Waves Review: Staging of Woolf's Friendship Exploration
A deft production of Virginia Woolf's experimental novel The Waves at Jermyn Street theatre, with superb performances capturing friendship from childhood to midlife.
Gilgo Beach Killer's Rituals Revealed in Documentary
A Peacock documentary unveils Rex Heuermann's four-day killing ritual, including a basement 'kill room' and stopwatch-timed body disposal. Family interviews detail the horrors.
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Adelaide Writers' Week Gets New Director Amid Free Speech Debate
Rosemarie Milsom, founder of Newcastle Writers Festival, takes over Adelaide Writers' Week after its collapse over the disinvitation of Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah. She pledges to defend curatorial independence.
Apex Review: Slick but Soulless Cat-and-Mouse Thriller
Netflix's Apex, starring Charlize Theron and Taron Egerton, offers a glossy but empty survival thriller set in the Australian wilderness, with a predictable plot and lack of depth.
Cannes on Screen: Festival's Self-Love in Films
From Mr Bean's Holiday to The White Lotus, Cannes loves seeing itself on screen. A look at films that capture the festival's unique magic and self-obsession.
My Real Housewives Addiction: Cohabitation Confession
Caitlin Cassidy confesses her addiction to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, watching 15 seasons in a year. She explores the escapism and soothing nature of the franchise, shared by fans like John Oliver and Rihanna.
When I Stopped Reaching Out, My Friends Disappeared
A 43-year-old man loses his entire social circle after moving to a farm, realizing he was always the one initiating contact. Advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith explores the asymmetry of friendship and whether it's worth tolerating.
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Olivia Dean Review: Soul-Pop Star Shines on Arena Tour
Olivia Dean's first arena tour kicks off in Glasgow with a classy, commanding show blending retro glamour and vulnerable moments, proving her Grammy-winning talent.
Forged in Sound: Heavy Metal Orchestrated Review
Suzi Quatro, Mr Lordi, and Alison Mosshart join the Philharmonia Orchestra for a loud, electrifying mashup of classical and metal at the Royal Festival Hall.
Attenborough Gorilla Doc Hits Netflix Before 100th Birthday
Netflix quietly releases 'A Gorilla Story: Told by David Attenborough' ahead of his 100th birthday, featuring his 1978 encounter with gorilla Pablo. The documentary has soared in the charts.
Unchosen Star Fra Fee on Playing a Deplorable Cult Escapee
Fra Fee discusses his complex character Sam in Netflix's Unchosen, a psychological thriller set in a UK cult. The show has hit number one on Netflix.
Shirley Ballas Hints at Strictly Exit for US Spin-Off
Shirley Ballas, 65, has joined the US Dancing with the Stars spin-off 'The Next Pro' as a judge alongside her son Mark, sparking speculation about her future on Strictly Come Dancing.
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DJI Launches Lito X1 and Lito 1 Beginner Drones
DJI introduces the Lito series, entry-level camera drones with omnidirectional obstacle sensing, 48MP sensors, and intelligent filming modes, starting at £299.
Sara Cox Named New BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show Host
Sara Cox will take over the BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show after Scott Mills was fired. She calls the role a dream and promises a fun, music-filled show this summer.
Strictly Fans Gutted as It Takes Two Ditched for Vodcast
Strictly Come Dancing fans are devastated after reports that the beloved spin-off It Takes Two is set to be scrapped for a video podcast format, following a major shake-up of the BBC series.
BBC's 7.3M-Viewer Drama Deserves More Acclaim
Despite 7.3 million viewers, BBC's 'The Other Bennet Sister' remains underappreciated. A Pride and Prejudice spin-off starring Ella Bruccoleri, it blends period charm with modern themes, yet lacks the buzz of similar hits.
Lurpak Responds to Butter Claims
Lurpak clarifies that its Spreadable product is a blended spread, not pure butter, in response to reader and social media claims about misleading labeling.
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ghd's Viral 2-in-1 Hair Tool Now 54% Off on Amazon
The award-winning ghd Duet Style, which dries and straightens hair simultaneously, is now available on Amazon with a 54% discount, reducing the price from £379.99 to £174.50.
20 Groundbreaking Lesbian Moments in Soap History
Celebrating Lesbian Visibility Week, we look back at the most iconic lesbian couples, storylines, and moments in British soap history, from Brookside's first kiss to Coronation Street's first wedding.
Waitrose Disney 80s Food Range for Rivals Season 2
Waitrose teams up with Disney+ to launch a limited-edition 80s-inspired food range celebrating the second season of Rivals, featuring retro flavours like rhubarb and custard, prawn cocktail, and more.
Jack Whitehall's Parents Recall Tense James Corden Encounter
Jack Whitehall's parents Hilary and Michael recount an awkward dressing room encounter with James Corden, who was irritated by their chat about buying a house from Lulu's son.
Metro Daily Cartoon: April 23, 2026
Guy Venables' Metro daily cartoon for April 23, 2026. Order prints or call 0191 6030178. Also: Starmer condemns civil servants over Mandelson row.
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Noah's Ark Site Mystery Deepens: 'Underground Corridors' Found
Researchers claim ground-penetrating radar reveals tunnels and chambers beneath the Durupinar Formation in Turkey, matching biblical descriptions of Noah's Ark.
SXSW London 2026: Discover the Future of Music
SXSW London returns June 1-6 with Earl Sweatshirt, Tiwa Savage, Shame, and more. Head of music Adem Holness shares his vision for showcasing global underground scenes.
Metro Daily Cartoon by Guy Venables: April 23, 2026
Guy Venables' Metro cartoon for April 23, 2026, with options to order prints. Also features Keir Starmer on Mandelson and Asda's anti-theft vending machines.
Boots Mini Holiday Beauty Bag: Essential Travel Companion
Discover why the Boots Mini Holiday Beauty Bag is a must-have for summer travel, featuring nine products including skincare, makeup, and hair care.
ZX Spectrum White Edition Released for 44th Anniversary
Retro Games and Plaion Replai launch a full-sized white ZX Spectrum with 48 built-in games, HDMI output, and modern features for the 44th anniversary.
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Fisher & Paykel Unveils Nature—Ritual at EuroCucina
Fisher & Paykel unveils 'Nature—Ritual' at EuroCucina 2026, an immersive installation in Milan showcasing the State of the Art Collection with New Zealand-inspired design.
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