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Category : Culture
Opera Booing Controversy Grows in UK Theatres
Critics express concern as booing becomes more common at UK opera performances, with recent incidents at Royal Opera House highlighting changing audience behaviour.
First Look: Mescal and Keoghan as Beatles in Biopics
Exclusive postcards reveal Paul Mescal as Paul McCartney and Barry Keoghan as Ringo Starr in Sam Mendes' upcoming four-film Beatles series, sparking casting debate.
Organic Salmon Certification Tribunal Forces Disclosure
The Soil Association must share salmon farm inspection reports after a tribunal ruling, amid claims organic certification misleads consumers about environmental impact.
Classical Music as Antidote to Modern Division
An amateur orchestra member from Sheffield explains how playing symphonies together teaches vital collaboration skills, offering a powerful counter to today's individualistic culture.
Peter Howden: Rio Cinema Programming Legend
Tribute to Peter Howden, influential chief programmer at London's Rio and Everyman cinemas, who shaped repertory film culture for decades until his death at 80.
Fallout Season 1 Free on YouTube Until February 11
Amazon Prime Video is releasing Fallout season 1 episodes for free on YouTube, with two episodes daily until February 11, timed with season 2's finale.
EastEnders' Bea Pollard: Character and Casting Details
Discover Bea Pollard's explosive arrival in EastEnders as Linda Carter's old school friend, played by comedy star Ronni Ancona, bringing drama to Walford.
Millennials Fuel English Sparkling Wine Boom: Chapel Down Sales Up 19%
Kent-based Chapel Down credits a 'generational shift' to English sparkling wine among millennials for a better-than-expected 19% sales rise to £19.4m in 2025, with retail sales jumping 38%.
Michael Barton: BBC Local Radio Pioneer Dies Aged 94
Michael Barton, the founding controller of BBC Local Radio who launched innovative programming including Hindi-Urdu and Bengali shows at Radio Sheffield, has died aged 94.
Samurai Exhibition: Lethal Warriors at British Museum
The British Museum's Samurai exhibition showcases Japan's warrior elite through extraordinary armour, art and history, revealing their violent yet artistic legacy.
Valentine's Wine Guide: London Dining & Country Escapes
Discover top Valentine's Day wine picks for London restaurants, rural retreats, and home celebrations. Expert recommendations for English sparkling rosé, champagne flights, and food pairings.
Beckham's Clapback Costume: Fashion as Communication
David Beckham's recent Paris appearance with a Hermès bag and Japanese jacket sparks analysis of fashion as crisis management tool, from Diana's revenge dress to modern celebrity image control.
Dalziel & Pascoe Reboot Worries Fans Over Warren Clarke
ITV's planned reboot of classic BBC crime drama Dalziel and Pascoe faces scepticism from loyal viewers who fear it cannot match Warren Clarke's iconic performance.
Late-Night Hosts Criticise Trump's ICE Raids and Chaos
Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert, and Jimmy Kimmel dissect the fallout from ICE operations in Minneapolis, Republican dissent, and Trump's celebrity endorsements.
Dewberry Scent Returns to The Body Shop
The Body Shop has relaunched its beloved Dewberry fragrance, a cult favourite from the nineties that was discontinued in 2002. This nostalgic scent revival includes perfume oils and body care collections.
Blue Zone Diet Guide: Eat Greens, Grains, Beans for Long Life
Nutrition expert Bettina Campolucci Bordi shares practical advice from the world's healthiest communities, focusing on plant-based eating with greens, grains, and beans for sustainable health benefits.
Katie Leung on Bridgerton Villain Role
Harry Potter actress Katie Leung discusses her new role as villain Lady Araminta in Bridgerton season 4, revealing insights into the character's complexity and her acting approach.
London's Late-Night Food Gems: £2.22 Bagels & More
Discover London's best late-night dining spots, including cult favourite £2.22 bagels, Taiwanese street food, and new martini bars. Plus, Lunar New Year events and Independent Music Week gigs.
Corrie's Roy Attacked in ITVX Release
Roy Cropper faces a violent confrontation in Coronation Street's latest ITVX episode when a stranger attacks him over a misunderstanding involving his pen pal Alice.
Woman Finds Sister After Family Secret on ITV Show
Mandy Irvin discovered she had an older sister after her father revealed a decades-old family secret. The emotional reunion was facilitated by ITV's Long Lost Family.
Tomb Raider Anniversary: Merchandise & Remaster Hints
Embracer Group unveils extensive Tomb Raider 30th anniversary partnerships, promising new merchandise and hinting at potential game remasters from Aspyr.
The Apprentice 2026: Full Contestant Line-Up Revealed
Meet all 20 contestants competing for Lord Sugar's £250,000 investment in the new series of The Apprentice, including business owners, entrepreneurs and controversial figures.
Digital Shrine Revives York's Forgotten Saint William
York Minster unveils cutting-edge digital exhibition celebrating 800th anniversary of Saint William, featuring recreated medieval shrine and miraculous tales.
Royal Silence: Black Abolitionist's Plea Ignored
In 1786, Ottobah Cugoano, a free Black man in London, sent pamphlets to the Prince of Wales urging an end to the slave trade, but the monarchy ignored his appeal, highlighting its complicity in slavery.
Beginner's Guide to En Primeur Wine Buying
Discover the world of En Primeur wine buying, focusing on Burgundy's 2024 vintage. Learn why purchasing unfinished wines offers early access, discounts, and supports producers.
Laura Catrani Sings Barbara Strozzi's Venetian Music
Soprano Laura Catrani delivers a sumptuous and elegant performance of Barbara Strozzi's 17th-century vocal works, showcasing the composer's revolutionary spirit and expressive depth.
Nicki Minaj's Trump Support Shocks and Divides Fanbase
Nicki Minaj's declaration as Donald Trump's 'number one fan' has created a deep rift with her loyal Barbz fanbase, who feel abandoned by her political pivot.
American Can't Stomach Black Pudding in Full English
Sarah Renee, an American living in the UK for five years, finally tried a traditional full English breakfast but was forced to spit out the black pudding component.
Lidl Recalls Snacks Over Foil Contamination Risk
Lidl urgently recalls Snaktastic Multigrain Bites due to potential foil pieces posing a choking hazard. Customers advised to return product for full refund.
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