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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Dump Dinner Trend: Spaghetti on the Table
A viral TikTok trend sees parents serving spaghetti directly onto tinfoil-covered tables, sparking family reactions and raising questions about social media fads.
Top UK Chefs' McDonald's Favourite Orders Revealed
Marco Pierre White and other leading London chefs confess their go-to McDonald's meals, from Big Macs to custom creations, and discuss the chain's appeal beyond fast food.
George Derbyshire, Arts Finance Leader, Dies at 85
Obituary for George Derbyshire, a financial administrator who served the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and the Hong Kong Academy for the Performing Arts.
Jon Stewart's Epstein Files Jibe at Trump
Comedian Jon Stewart's recent comments on the Epstein files, targeting Donald Trump, have ignited a political and cultural debate in the UK and beyond.
Ramadan 2026 UK: Winter Dates & Shorter Fasting
Ramadan 2026 is expected to begin in the UK on February 17 or 18, bringing shorter fasting hours of around 11 hours due to its winter occurrence.
Meryl Streep Cast as Joni Mitchell in New Film
Acclaimed actress Meryl Streep has been announced to play legendary singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell in an eagerly awaited biopic, set to explore the musician's iconic career and influence.
Three Attempts Needed for Perfect Phone Photo
A study of 2,000 smartphone users shows most struggle with photography, taking 42 pictures monthly but keeping less than half as 'good' shots.
Billie Eilish: Calls to Return $3M Home After Grammy Speech
Billie Eilish faces backlash and calls to return her $3 million Los Angeles home after her Grammy speech condemned ICE on 'stolen land,' with critics highlighting the property's location on indigenous Tongva territory.
Honey's Email Blunder Sparks Suki's Wrath in EastEnders
Honey Mitchell accidentally sends a complaint email to Suki Panesar-Unwin after Bea's manipulation, threatening to unleash Suki's buried vengeful side in EastEnders.
Hemsworth Opens Up: From Thor's Safety Net to Real Vulnerability
Chris Hemsworth discusses shedding his Thor persona for Crime 101, confronting imposter syndrome, and how his father's Alzheimer's diagnosis reshaped his perspective on success and masculinity.
Mischa Barton Stars in Double Indemnity in Richmond
Mischa Barton makes her UK stage debut as femme fatale Phyllis Nirdlinger in Double Indemnity at Richmond Theatre this March, leading a cast in this classic noir thriller.
Affordable West End Theatre Tickets in London
Discover top tips and platforms for securing cheap West End theatre tickets in London, from last-minute deals to discounted apps, making iconic shows accessible.
Marwan Barghouti to Publish Prison Writings in November
Marwan Barghouti, the imprisoned Palestinian political figure often called 'Palestine's Mandela', will publish a collection of writings from Israeli prisons this November through Penguin.
Tariq Ali Claims BFI Exclusion from TV Season
The editor of Channel 4's groundbreaking Bandung File says he was shocked not to be invited to participate in the BFI's new season on multicultural television history.
Daisy Lafarge: Art Born from Pain Challenges Disability Views
Poet Daisy Lafarge creates paintings while bedridden with chronic pain, using kinesiology tape in her work. Her exhibition at Dundee Contemporary Arts challenges perceptions of disabled artists.
Bad Bunny Headlines Super Bowl 2026 Halftime Show
Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny will perform at the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show at Levi's Stadium, sparking political debate with his Grammy speech calling out anti-immigration sentiment.
Rachel McAdams Shocked by Prue Leith Leaving Bake Off
Rachel McAdams expressed genuine surprise on BBC Radio 2 upon learning Dame Prue Leith is departing The Great British Bake Off, with Nigella Lawson set to replace her.
Maggots Review: Tragic Tale at Bush Theatre
Farah Najib's play Maggots at London's Bush theatre explores a woman's lonely death and community responsibility in a poignant, intimate production.
American Psycho Musical Revival at Almeida Theatre (03.02.2026)
The American Psycho musical returns to London's Almeida Theatre in 2026 with a new lead and renewed relevance, offering a nihilistic thrill through impeccable choreography and score.
Boux Avenue Sample Sale Returns to London
Boux Avenue's popular lingerie sample sale returns to London's Truman Brewery this weekend, offering items from just £3 ahead of Valentine's Day.
Jesy Nelson 'Mortified' by Gary Barlow's X Factor Criticism
Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson opens up about her devastating X Factor audition where judge Gary Barlow gave harsh feedback, leaving her embarrassed on national television.
Best Men's Boots: 15 Favourites for Winter 2026
Discover the best men's boots for winter, from Chelsea to brogues and wellies. Our expert picks include Timberland, Birkenstock, and more for style and durability.
Readers' Top TV Moments: Moon Landings to Accidental Sexts
As television celebrates its centenary, Guardian readers share their most memorable TV moments, spanning from the 1953 coronation to modern hits like Succession.
Lookfantastic Valentine's Gift Set: Worth Buying?
Our lifestyle writer reviews the Lookfantastic Valentine's Day Edit gift set, valued at over £215 but priced at just £55. Discover if this luxury beauty collection is worth the investment for date nights or self-care.
FRAMELESS London: Immersive Colour Monster Experience
FRAMELESS London transforms The Colour Monster into an immersive art experience for families this February half term, celebrating emotional literacy through colour and movement.
The Kooks Headline Labyrinth on Thames Festival
Indie rock band The Kooks announced as headliners for Labyrinth on the Thames summer festival, marking 20 years since their debut album release.
Muppet Show 50th Anniversary Special Review
Disney's half-hour Muppet Show anniversary special captures glimmers of the original magic but struggles with script issues and Kermit's new voice, offering mixed delights for fans and newcomers.
Ted Milton's Life: Puppets, Punk, and Charisma
At 82, Ted Milton, the saxophonist and puppeteer, tours with Blurt and faces a family documentary. From Burroughs to Clapton, his countercultural legacy endures.
Coconut Water Taste Test: Surprising Supermarket Finds
A humorous and detailed review of 18 bottled coconut waters from Australian supermarkets, revealing which brands offer the best flavour and value compared to fresh coconut.
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