Hume Tomb Vandalised with Occult Symbols in Edinburgh
The historic tomb of philosopher David Hume in Edinburgh's Old Calton burial ground has been defaced with disturbing occult-style symbols and satanic imagery, prompting council action.
Category : Culture
Ballad Lines Review: Folk Music Generational Journey
Finn Anderson and Tania Azevedo's Ballad Lines at Southwark Playhouse explores Appalachian music's Scots-Irish roots through a powerful, full-throated theatrical production.
Nivea Night Cream: Smart Skincare for 40s
Review of Nivea Q10 anti-wrinkle night cream, a budget-friendly skincare solution for those approaching 40 seeking proven ingredients and overnight repair.
Emmerdale Fans Demand Kelly Windsor Return After Reunion
Emmerdale viewers are calling for Adele Silva to return as Kelly Windsor after she reunited with co-star Lisa Riley, who has previously expressed support for the character's comeback.
Soap Fans Tired of Dead Character Resurrections
Viewers express frustration as British soaps increasingly resurrect dead characters, creating confusing timelines and diminishing dramatic impact across major shows.
Grey's Anatomy Filming Pauses for Anti-ICE Protests
Production on Grey's Anatomy reportedly stops as nationwide protests against ICE violence prompt a 'national shutdown' called by student activists.
Primate: Gory Chimp Horror Shocks Audiences, Becomes Cult Hit
The new horror film Primate features Ben, a chimpanzee turned violent killer, causing bloody chaos in Hawaii. With shocking gore and old-school practical effects, it's being hailed as a future cult classic.
Soap Villain Overload: Bad Guy Fatigue Hits UK Dramas
British soap operas face villain fatigue with too many antagonists appearing simultaneously. Writers discuss balancing evil characters with compelling storytelling across Coronation Street, EastEnders, and Emmerdale.
Samurai Secrets & This Week's Must-See Art
From the British Museum's Samurai exhibition to Jenny Holzer's political statements in Scunthorpe, discover the week's essential art shows including Julia Phillips and Quentin Blake.
Recent Translated Fiction Roundup: Global Stories Reviewed
Discover reviews of four translated novels: 'White Moss' from the Russian Arctic, 'The Old Fire' set in France, 'The Roof Beneath Their Feet' in India, and 'Berlin Shuffle' in 1920s Berlin.
Bari Weiss's CBS News Contributors List Unveiled
CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss has revealed a list of 19 paid contributors, sparking debate over the network's new direction under conservative leadership.
Powerplant's Black Metal Pivot: New Album 'Bridge of Sacrifice'
Ukrainian musician Theo Zhykharyev, known as Powerplant, shifts to black metal with his upcoming album 'Bridge of Sacrifice', blending ferocious energy with fun in London's music scene.
Queen Joins Stars at Jilly Cooper Memorial
Queen Camilla and celebrities from film, TV, and literature gathered in central London to honour the late author Dame Jilly Cooper at a memorial service.
Arôme Bakery Opens Third London Branch in Chinatown
French-Asian bakery Arôme, featured in Time Out's best London bakeries list, is launching a new Shaftesbury Avenue branch this spring, offering signature pastries and soft serve ice cream.
Harry Styles Fans Slam 'Stupid' Tour Ticket Prices
Fans express fury over high ticket costs for Harry Styles' Together, Together tour, with prices ranging up to £725.45 and complaints about residency-style shows.
Victoria's Emmerdale Exit as Isabel Hodgins Leaves
Victoria Sugden's guilt over killing her brother John leads to a dramatic Emmerdale exit as actress Isabel Hodgins departs for maternity leave.
Queen Camilla Leads Jilly Cooper Memorial Service
Queen Camilla and stars from the Disney Plus series Rivals gathered at Southwark Cathedral to celebrate the life of acclaimed author Dame Jilly Cooper, who died aged 88.
Queen Camilla Attends Jilly Cooper Memorial in London
Queen Camilla and celebrities from film, TV, and literature gathered in central London for a memorial service honouring the late author Dame Jilly Cooper, who died in October 2025.
Simply Be Red Floral Dress: Valentine's Day Style
Discover the stunning Simply Be red floral print midi dress, a confidence-boosting wardrobe essential perfect for Valentine's Day celebrations and special occasions.
Carney Jokes with Heated Rivalry Star on Red Carpet
Canadian PM Mark Carney swapped Davos diplomacy for film gala fun, joking with actor Hudson Williams and championing Canadian television production values.
Mosaic Rooms Gallery Reopens in Earl's Court
The Mosaic Rooms, a free art museum in Earl's Court dedicated to Arabic culture, reopens on February 18 after a major refurbishment, featuring new spaces and exhibitions.
Beth Cordingly's Life Lesson at 49
Emmerdale actress Beth Cordingly reveals a profound insight about self-acceptance and teenage struggles, gaining support from fans and co-stars.
White Lotus Season 4 Cast Revealed as Perfect
HBO confirms new cast for The White Lotus season 4, including Helen Bonham Carter and Steve Coogan, set in France with a 2026-2027 release expected.
January's Literary Picks from Authors and Readers
George Saunders, Erin Somers, and Guardian readers share the books they enjoyed in January, from classic revisits to contemporary gems, sparking literary conversations.
Queen's Brian May Rules Out US Tour Over Safety
Legendary guitarist Brian May says Queen will not tour in the US, calling it 'a dangerous place' due to border checks and political tensions, with no shows since 2014.
Wuthering Heights Love Locks Experience in London
London's South Bank will host a Wuthering Heights themed pop-up on February 7-8, featuring love locks and celebrating the new film's release with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.
Brooklyn Beckham's Coach Felt Sad About His 'Crackers' Life
Anthony McCool, Brooklyn Beckham's former football coach, expresses concern in an ITV documentary about the star's withdrawn nature and intense upbringing under public scrutiny.
Katie Price's Sister Cancels Podcast After Wedding Drama
Sophie Price cancels The Katie Price Show podcast after Katie's shock Dubai wedding to Lee Andrews, leaving family 'blindsided' and sparking fan speculation.
Banook Bagels Moves to New East Dulwich Road Location
Banook Bagels, the celebrated South London bakery renowned for selling out within hours, is relocating from Peckham to East Dulwich Road by Spring 2026.
Cartoon: Americanisms to Avoid in Greggs
A humorous cartoon by Stephen Collins highlights American phrases that should never be heard in the iconic British bakery chain Greggs, sparking debate on cultural identity.
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