Keke Palmer Stars in The Burbs TV Remake Review
Keke Palmer headlines a TV remake of the 1989 cult comedy The Burbs, bringing fresh energy to the suburban satire with a modern twist.
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Stylist's Charity Shop Journey: From Embarrassment to Passion
A personal stylist reveals how charity shops became central to her work and wardrobe, sharing expert tips for second-hand shopping success while embracing sustainable fashion.
Soap Fans Criticise Excessive Character Resurrections
UK soap opera viewers express frustration as multiple shows repeatedly bring dead characters back to life, creating confusing storylines and undermining dramatic impact across Coronation Street, Emmerdale, EastEnders and Hollyoaks.
Neil Young Cancels UK and Europe Tour
Legendary singer Neil Young has cancelled his upcoming UK and European tour dates with The Chrome Hearts, apologising to fans and citing a need for a break.
Dominic Dahncke Wins Best Phone Picture Award
Photographer Dominic Dahncke has won the Guardian's best phone picture award for his striking image of a London street scene, showcasing the power of mobile photography in capturing everyday moments.
Cartoon Satirises UK's Stormy Political Climate
A new cartoon by Rebecca Hendin uses stormy weather as a metaphor to critique the turbulent state of UK politics, blending humour with sharp social commentary.
Neil Young Cancels 2026 UK and Europe Tour
Legendary musician Neil Young has cancelled his upcoming European tour dates, including UK shows, stating he needs a break. The 80-year-old artist was scheduled to perform across the continent starting in June.
Bloody Mary's Evolution: From Retro Drink to Creative Cocktail
London's cocktail scene witnesses the Bloody Mary's transformation from a simple hangover cure to a sophisticated, ingredient-rich creation beloved by discerning enthusiasts.
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Show: Politics and Music Collide
Grammy-winning Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance has become a flashpoint in America's culture wars, highlighting issues of language, identity and politics.
Billy Crudup: From Celebrity Crush to Marrying Her
Actor Billy Crudup reflects on his personal journey, from harbouring a celebrity crush to ultimately marrying her, in a candid interview about love and life.
Why Britain Should Ban Excessive Thank You Culture
A critique of Britain's endless thank you culture, exploring how automatic politeness loses meaning and creates social and environmental costs.
South Wales: UK's Premier Food Destination
South Wales has transformed into one of Britain's most exciting culinary regions, boasting Michelin-starred restaurants, perfect gastropubs, and innovative eateries showcasing exceptional Welsh produce.
Lil John's Son Nathan Smith Found Dead in Georgia
Rapper Lil John confirms the tragic death of his son Nathan Smith, 27, whose body was recovered from a pond in Georgia under unusual circumstances.
Emmerdale: Victoria's Guilt Spiral After John's Death
Victoria Sugden's guilt over brother John's death intensifies as blackmail threats emerge, potentially leading to her exit from Emmerdale amid a prison storyline.
American Psycho Musical Revival Leaves Critics Numb
The stage musical adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis's American Psycho returns to London's Almeida Theatre, but fails to capture the emotional depth needed for musical theatre despite slick production values.
Corrie Prison Shock: Debbie Meets Familiar Face
Debbie Webster gets a surprise visitor in prison as she adjusts to life behind bars after being framed by her son Carl in Coronation Street's latest dramatic storyline.
BBC's Limited Winter Olympics Coverage Explained for UK Viewers
The BBC is restricted to select live coverage of the 2026 Winter Olympics due to an exclusive broadcast deal with Warner Bros Discovery, with TNT Sports offering full access.
Dickens' Heir Unveils Golden Dog & Pot Statue in London
Ollie Dickens, great-great-great-grandson of Charles Dickens, reveals the significance of a golden Dog and Pot sculpture being installed in Southwark, honouring his ancestor's legacy and social impact.
Rembrandt Lion Drawing Sells for $18m for Conservation
A small chalk drawing of a lion by Rembrandt has sold for a record $18 million at a Sotheby's auction in New York, with proceeds benefiting big cat conservation charity Panthera.
Infinite Jest at 30: A Classic Beyond Lit-Bro Stereotypes
Thirty years after its publication, David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest transcends its reputation as a performative read for intense young men, offering a profound exploration of loneliness and entertainment.
London's 24-Hour Nightlife Decline and Revival
London's 24-hour licensed venues have dropped from 91 in 2010 to just 58 today, but a new taskforce aims to revive the capital's nightlife scene with an action plan.
AI Casts Doubt on Van Eyck Paintings in US and Italy
Artificial intelligence analysis of two versions of Saint Francis of Assisi Receiving the Stigmata suggests neither may be by Jan van Eyck, challenging museum attributions.
Lewisham Dad's Puzzle Business in John Lewis
Patrick Adom created Visibly Puzzled to address representation gaps for his daughter, now selling African-inspired jigsaws in major UK retailers.
Next's £30 Fleece Praised as 'Unbelievably Soft' in 8 Colours
Next's Borg Half Zip Fleece, priced at £28-£30, is receiving glowing reviews for its super-soft feel and vibrant colours, with customers calling it perfect for chilly weather.
Free Pizza in London for National Pizza Day 2026
Discover three London restaurants offering free pizza deals on National Pizza Day 2026, including Doughnation, EVE Kensington, and Pizza Express promotions.
M&S 'Comfortable & Warm' Suedette Jacket Sells Out Fast
Marks and Spencer shoppers are snapping up the Suedette Harrington Jacket, praising its comfort, warmth, and versatile style for winter and spring outfits.
Maura Higgins' L'Oreal Setting Spray Sells Out
Fans rush to buy L'Oreal Paris Infallible 3-Second Setting Spray after Maura Higgins reveals it's her secret to flawless makeup on The Traitors US.
Stream Classic Wuthering Heights Adaptations Before 2026 Film
As Emerald Fennell's provocative 2026 Wuthering Heights adaptation nears release, discover where to stream acclaimed past versions, including the praised 2009 ITV series, plus insights into the new film's controversy.
Six Great Reads: Romance, Pie and Mash, Road Sign Genius
Explore six captivating reads covering romance, traditional pie and mash, and the genius behind iconic road sign designs in this curated list.
Bach's Music Saved Me From Childhood Trauma
Pianist James Rhodes reveals how discovering Bach's Chaconne at age seven helped him survive sexual abuse, and how classical music later saved his life in a psychiatric ward.
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