George R.R. Martin Returns to Westeros with New Dunk & Egg Tale
Author George R.R. Martin has announced a new Dunk & Egg novella, 'Against My Better Judgment', marking his return to the world of Westeros after focusing on other projects.
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Albert Watson's Kaos: Portraits of Stars and a Chimp
A new book celebrates photographer Albert Watson's career, featuring iconic images of Kate Moss, Grace Jones, Jack Nicholson and a tea-drinking chimpanzee.
Peter O'Toole's Cult Satire The Stunt Man Reviewed
Richard Rush's 1980 cult comedy-drama The Stunt Man features Peter O'Toole as a megalomaniac director in a gleefully deranged Hollywood satire.
Crux Review: Teenage Climbers in California
Gabriel Tallent's novel Crux follows two teenage friends in a desert town, blending exquisite sports writing with a lovable heroine, though the plotting falters.
Astrid Goldsmith: Humour in Holocaust Graphic Novel
Graphic artist Astrid Goldsmith explores Holocaust themes through comedy in her new work, sparking debate on humour's role in historical storytelling.
Country Music Festival Returns to Tooting Common
Country on the Common festival is set to return to Tooting Common in July 2026 with expanded capacity and family-friendly activities including live music and line dancing.
TV Tonight: Film on Glamorous Funeral Director
A new TV film explores the life of a glamorous funeral director, blending style and sensitivity in a touching portrayal of the profession.
Blood Orange Marmalade Tart Recipe by Camilla Wynne
Discover Camilla Wynne's innovative no-bake marmalade mousse tart recipe, featuring blood orange marmalade for a vibrant, citrusy dessert perfect for any occasion.
London's 2026 Michelin Bib Gourmand Restaurants
Thirteen London restaurants earn Michelin Bib Gourmand awards for high-quality, affordable food, including spots in Hackney, Clapham, and Wimbledon.
Gandhi Statue Stolen in Melbourne, India Seeks Answers
A bronze statue of Mahatma Gandhi has been stolen from a Melbourne park, prompting an investigation and diplomatic concern from the Indian government.
Netflix Adds Animal Kingdom Crime Drama to UK Library
The gritty crime drama Animal Kingdom, inspired by real Australian criminal families, has arrived on Netflix UK with viewers praising it as superior to Peaky Blinders.
Abdel-Fattah and Adler Headline Adelaide Writers' Week
Prominent authors Randa Abdel-Fattah and Louise Adler are set to headline the Constellations event at Adelaide Writers' Week, highlighting literary diversity and cultural discussions in Australia.
Spain's Under-16 Social Media Ban Sparks Musk Backlash
Spain has implemented a ban on social media for children under 16, drawing sharp criticism from Elon Musk, who labelled the move as an insult to freedom of speech.
Sudoku 7198 Medium: A Classic Puzzle Challenge
Explore Sudoku 7198 Medium, a timeless puzzle that sharpens logic and problem-solving skills, offering a perfect balance of challenge and enjoyment for enthusiasts.
Lucy Letby Documentary Reveals First Doubts from Doctors
A new Netflix documentary on Lucy Letby's case features the first admission of 'tiny' doubt from doctors who accused her, amid ongoing controversy over her conviction.
Lungs on Legs Theatre Review: Cadel Evans Cycling Champion
A theatre review of 'Lungs on Legs', a play exploring the life of Australian cycling champion Cadel Evans, blending sports drama with personal narrative.
Elle Fanning's OnlyFans Role in Apple TV Series
Apple TV's new series Margo's Got Money Troubles features Elle Fanning as a pregnant college dropout who turns to OnlyFans to pay bills. The show premieres April 2026.
Men Behaving Badly Play Review: A Misconceived Revival
Simon Nye's stage adaptation of the hit 90s sitcom Men Behaving Badly struggles with pacing and character interpretation at Barn theatre in Cirencester.
Elisabeth Moss Leads Apple TV's 'Imperfect Women' Thriller
Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington and Kate Mara star in Apple TV's new thriller 'Imperfect Women', exploring friendship, betrayal and crime in an eight-episode series.
Fans Joke About Cinema Bans Over Zendaya-Pattinson Film
The trailer for A24's 'The Drama' starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson has sparked hilarious fan reactions, with viewers threatening to watch it so often they'll be banned from cinemas.
Victoria's Blackmail Crisis in Emmerdale
Victoria Sugden confronts Joe Tate's blackmail over her brother's death while Robert's secrets threaten Moira Dingle in dramatic Emmerdale storyline.
Corrie: Bernie's Secret Threatens Marriage and Roy
Bernie Winter's drunken encounter with electrician Mal Roper explodes when he appears on the cobbles, connecting to Roy Cropper's prison pen-pal romance in shocking Coronation Street drama.
Corrie Villain Carl Webster Plans Arson Attack
Coronation Street's villain Carl Webster plans arson at the Chariot Square Hotel after being fired, potentially linking to an upcoming murder mystery.
Morning Mail: Wednesday's News Roundup
A comprehensive summary of Wednesday's top stories, covering politics, business, and culture, with in-depth analysis and updates from Australia and beyond.
Emily Atack's Empowering Agent Provocateur Campaign
Emily Atack stars in Agent Provocateur's SS26 lingerie campaign, inspired by her role in Rivals, celebrating bold British glamour and personal empowerment.
Bridgerton Season 4 Part 2 Teases Iconic Bathtub Scene
Bridgerton fans are buzzing with excitement as a new trailer for season 4 part 2 hints at the long-awaited bathtub scene from Julia Quinn's novel, sparking intense reactions online.
Sundance's Utah Finale: Future in Colorado After Mixed Year
The final Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, saw slow sales and a varied lineup, with standout films like 'Josephine' and 'The Invite' amid industry concerns. As the event prepares to relocate to Boulder, Colorado, questions arise about its identi
David Allen: Scholar, Critic and Educator Dies at 72
Obituary of David Allen, the Oxford-educated music scholar, critic and community educator who researched Baroque composer Alessandro Stradella and led educational initiatives in London and Oxfordshire.
Ben Jennings Cartoon on Epstein Files Revelations
A new cartoon by Ben Jennings satirises the latest revelations from the Epstein files, offering a sharp commentary on the scandal's political and social implications.
Paul Elliott: Theatre Producer's Life and Legacy
Obituary of Paul Elliott, the prolific West End producer known for pantomimes, musicals like Buddy and Jolson, and hits such as Stones in His Pockets. He died at 84.
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