Mieko Kawakami's Sisters in Yellow Leads Fiction Roundup
Review of new translated fiction: Mieko Kawakami's Sisters in Yellow, Ananda Devi's All Flesh, Luis López Carrasco's The White Desert, and Elin Anna Labba's The Home of the Drowned.
Category : Culture
Backrooms: Sinister Architecture as Horror Villain
Backrooms film explores liminal spaces and architectural horror, following a man who discovers a portal to endless, eerie backrooms beneath his furniture store.
Virginia Evans: Literary Inspirations and Reading Life
Virginia Evans, Women's prize-shortlisted author, shares her reading journey from childhood favorites to life-changing books like Steinbeck and Lahiri.
Netflix, Disney, Amazon Prime and Bobuutv Cartoon
Stephen Collins' cartoon humorously depicts the streaming wars as a chaotic family dinner, with Netflix, Disney, Amazon Prime, and Bobuutv vying for attention.
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Miss You, Love You Review: Allison Janney Shines
Allison Janney delivers a powerhouse performance in this talky, affecting two-hander about grief. Andrew Rannells co-stars in a sharp script by Jim Rash.
Cage as Green Goblin: Spider-Man's Unmade Alternate Timeline
Nicolas Cage reveals he was considered for Green Goblin in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man (2002). Explore how his maximalist style might have changed the film.
Matthew Biggs, 'People's Gardener' and GQT Panellist, Dies at 65
Matthew Biggs, a mainstay of BBC Radio 4's Gardeners' Question Time for over 30 years and a recipient of the RHS Victoria Medal of Honour, has died aged 65.
Art Collector's Vibrant London Home: A Symphony of Color
Ruth Evans's north London Victorian terrace bursts with color and art, reflecting her life journey. Interior designer Mika Burdett helped create a joyful, lived-in space.
Comics Unleashed: A Grim Sign for Late-Night TV
After Stephen Colbert's departure, Byron Allen's Comics Unleashed takes over CBS's late-night slot, offering a soulless, writerless format that reflects TV's decline under corporate influence.
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4thWrite Prize Opens for BAME Writers in UK and Ireland
The 4thWrite short story competition, now in its 10th year, is open to Black, Asian and minority ethnic writers in the UK and Ireland, with a £1,000 prize and publication.
Ear's New Album and This Week's Best New Tracks
Discover the off-kilter consciousness of duo Ear's second album Rumspringa, plus the week's best new tracks from Durutti Column, Cara Delevingne, Gilla Band, and more.
Global Photos: Baby Otters, JD Vance Chest Bump, and More
A roundup of striking images from around the world, including rare otter pups at Chester Zoo, JD Vance's chest bump, and Manhattanhenge in NYC.
Share Your August Holiday Disaster Stories
We want to hear about your holiday disasters that happened during the two weeks in August. Share your worst experiences with us.
Nish Kumar on Courting Controversy and Clashing with Comics
Nish Kumar discusses his new show targeting comedians performing in Saudi Arabia, his career journey, and why he turned down a lucrative gig with Jimmy Carr.
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Student Slams CBS at Emmy Awards After Receiving Scholarship
Santiago Campos, 18, used his Mike Wallace scholarship acceptance speech at the News Emmys to criticize CBS News' direction under Bari Weiss and David Ellison, calling for truth in journalism.
Scotch Bonnet Margarita: A Spicy Twist on a Classic
This week's cocktail features a fiery scotch bonnet margarita recipe from Natty Can Cook, blending tequila, lime, and chili for a bold kick.
Russell T Davies' Tip Toe: A Drama on Rising Homophobia
Russell T Davies' new drama 'Tip Toe' examines the rise of homophobia through a neighbour feud in Manchester. Stars Alan Cumming and David Morrissey discuss hate, fear, and joy as protest.
Steven Shearer on Death Metal and Teen Angst in Art
Reclusive Canadian artist Steven Shearer discusses his new London show, his fascination with heavy metal subcultures, and how suburban darkness fuels his stunning paintings.
Camille Henrot's 'Don't' at Perimeter Gallery
Camille Henrot's new exhibition 'Don't' at Perimeter Gallery delves into sexual psychodrama, desire, and power dynamics through video, sculpture, and drawing.
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Once Review: Slick Romance Defies Musical Conventions
A review of the stripped-down musical Once at Pitlochry festival theatre, highlighting its low-key charm, maudlin songs, and reluctant defiance of traditional razzmatazz.
British Landscapes Photography Exhibition
A new exhibition showcases British landscapes through contemporary photography, featuring works by Wendy McMurdo and Jack White, exploring identity and place.
Hampson and Sidorova: Style Over Substance at King's Place
Thomas Hampson and Ksenija Sidorova's Winterreise at King's Place disappoints with edited highlights, lack of substance, and a cruise-ship feel.
Ottolenghi on Simple Summer Entertaining and Seasonal Cooking
Yotam Ottolenghi shares his philosophy on simple summer entertaining, emphasizing attention and presence over elaborate cooking. Includes recipes for vadouvan coronation chicken salad and mango mess.
Fish Prints and Shapes Hook UK Shoppers This Summer
From sardines to crabs, marine life-themed fashion and homewares are making a splash in the UK, with sales of fish-shaped accessories and prints surging.
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CMAT and Olivia Rodrigo Face Online Hate for Outfits
CMAT and Olivia Rodrigo face online hate for their outfits, highlighting how women are criticized regardless of their style choices.
NYC Mayor's Arsenal Kurta at Eid Prayers Sparks Debate
Zohran Mamdani wore a custom Arsenal kurta to Eid al-Adha prayers, blending football and faith. The outfit drew praise and criticism online.
Men's Summer Wardrobe Updates 2026
Discover the key pieces to refresh your summer wardrobe this year, from linen shirts to stylish shorts and breathable footwear.
Yassmin Abdel-Magied: Writing, Activism, London
Yassmin Abdel-Magied discusses her journey as a writer, broadcaster, and activist in London, exploring identity, faith, and social justice.
Rediscovering the Joy of Spontaneous Friend Meet-ups
In a world of schedules, spontaneous friend meet-ups bring joy and strengthen bonds. Learn why unstructured time with friends is vital for well-being.
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Melbourne: World's Vinyl Capital
Melbourne has been named the vinyl capital of the world, with record stores thriving and sales surging. The city's music culture and community support drive the revival.
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