BBC Demands Tighter Vetting After Apprentice Tweets
The BBC has urged stricter background checks after offensive tweets from Apprentice contestant Levi Hodgetts-Hague emerged, highlighting ongoing issues with problematic reality TV casting.
Category : Culture
Courtney Love's 'Antiheroine' Documentary Premieres at Sundance
The new documentary 'Antiheroine' about Courtney Love's tumultuous life premiered at Sundance, featuring frank admissions about addiction, fame, and her relationship with Kurt Cobain.
Springsteen Releases Anti-ICE Song for Minneapolis
Bruce Springsteen has released a new protest song dedicated to Minneapolis, condemning ICE actions and honouring two victims killed by immigration agents in the city.
See You When I See You Review: Sundance Grief Drama
Jay Duplass returns to Sundance after 16 years with See You When I See You, a poignant comedy-drama about family grief starring David Duchovny and Hope Davis.
BBC Freeview Switch-Off Threatens Universal Service
A former ITV executive warns that the BBC's proposal to end Freeview by 2034 would force households to buy broadband, excluding poorer viewers and ending the era of universal public service broadcasting.
Deborah Cameron: Feminist Linguist Who Shaped Language Debate
Obituary of Deborah Cameron, the influential sociolinguist and feminist activist whose work on language and gender became foundational texts in academic circles worldwide.
Andrew Jarvis: Shakespearean Actor and Teacher
Obituary for Andrew Jarvis, a dedicated actor and drama teacher known for his work with the Royal Shakespeare Company and English Shakespeare Company.
Pokémon Natural History Museum Pop-Up: Exclusive Merch Guide
The Natural History Museum in London hosts a Pokémon pop-up shop with exclusive merchandise themed around 'Pokécology', blending gaming nostalgia with museum aesthetics.
Harry Potter Play to Become Single Show in London
The Olivier award-winning West End production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will be trimmed from two parts to a single show running 175 minutes from October.
Alta Review: Spanish Food in Carnaby's Tourist Hub
Discover Alta, a serious Spanish restaurant in Kingly Court offering Navarrese cuisine amidst Carnaby Street's tourist-focused venues. Review of food, atmosphere and chef Rob Roy Cameron.
McDonald's Friends Meal UK Review: What's Missing
A first look at McDonald's new Friends-themed meal launching in the UK, featuring nostalgic toys, a pizza-like sauce, and a doughnut latte, but lacking a bold new burger.
Blue Lights Revives Fan-Favourite Character After 'Big Mistake'
BBC's Belfast-based police drama Blue Lights confirms return of Richard Dormer's character Gerry Cliff for season four, addressing fan backlash over his shocking season one death.
Runcorn's Silver Jubilee Bridge: A Hidden Gem
Adrian Chiles shares his first visit to Runcorn, discovering the stunning Silver Jubilee Bridge and the town's unexpected charm.
Amazon's $75m Melania Documentary Box Office Doubts
Amazon's $75m documentary on Melania Trump releases this weekend, raising questions about its box office appeal and controversial funding amid political tensions.
Ugly Thoughts and Beauty: The Inner-Outer Link Explored
This article examines whether inner thoughts affect physical appearance, exploring historical beliefs and modern examples to argue for separating ethics from aesthetics.
Paris Hilton's 'Infinite Icon' Film Critiqued as Narcissistic
A review of Paris Hilton's documentary 'Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir' which examines her second album but is criticised as an indulgent, lengthy exercise in self-promotion.
BBC Names Interim Director General Rhodri Talfan Davies
The BBC announces Rhodri Talfan Davies as interim director general from 3 April, succeeding Tim Davie, amid ongoing legal challenges and charter review.
Titanic Poetry Collection Reveals London's Heartbreaking Legacy
A new poetry collection by Malcolm Tilsed explores how the Titanic disaster devastated London communities, from East End docklands to City boardrooms, in a haunting reckoning with the tragedy's enduring impact.
Brenda Lucas Ogdon: Pianist and Foundation Founder
Brenda Lucas Ogdon, pianist and wife of John Ogdon, put her solo career on hold to care for her husband and established the John Ogdon Foundation to preserve his musical legacy.
Strictly Come Dancing 2026 Tour: O2 Arena London Times
The Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour 2026 hits London's O2 Arena in February with star-studded performances. Find all door opening, start, and end times for the five shows, including matinee and evening slots.
Anne Imhof: Art World Controversy and Fashion Ties
German artist Anne Imhof reflects on her journey from Venice Biennale success to recent criticism over fashion collaborations, exploring art's political role and autonomy in contemporary culture.
Goalhanger Podcasts Nets Chernin Group Investment
Gary Lineker's Goalhanger Podcasts receives minority investment from US-based Chernin Group to accelerate US expansion and develop new content formats.
KFC Faces New Rivals in UK Fried Chicken Boom
The UK fried chicken market is experiencing explosive growth with new competitors like Popeyes and Wingstop challenging KFC's dominance. Discover what's driving this trend and whether the established giant can maintain its market leadership.
European Film Awards: Pacifist Documentary Wins Amid Defence Debates
Croatian director Igor Bezinović's documentary 'Fiume o Morte!' wins best documentary at European Film Awards, sparking debate about pacifism versus armed defence in European culture.
Sol de Janeiro Conditioner 29% Off in LookFantastic Sale
The Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Joia Milky Leave-In Conditioner is now 29% off at LookFantastic, offering heat protection and a heavenly scent. Discover this and other top-rated leave-in treatments.
Wuthering Heights 'Fauxmance': Robbie & Elordi's Press Tour
Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi's Wuthering Heights press tour sparks debate over faux romances in film marketing, blurring lines between reality and promotion.
Lemonade Dolls Lingerie Review: 500,000 Fans
Discover why Lemonade Dolls has amassed 500,000 fans with its comfortable, flattering lingerie. Our review covers soft mesh sets, classic lace, and inclusive sizing from UK 6-24.
Bradford's 1 in 12 Club: 45 Years of Anarchic Culture
The 1 in 12 Club in Bradford celebrates 45 years as a volunteer-led anarchist venue, fostering community through music, politics, and art while resisting fascism and poverty.
Claudia Winkleman Garden Fence Model in Suffolk
A Suffolk artist has created a striking garden fence model of Claudia Winkleman, inspired by The Traitors presenter's iconic status, joining previous tributes to Ed Sheeran and Queen Elizabeth II.
BBC Names Interim Director as Davie Prepares Departure
The BBC has appointed Rhodri Talfan Davies as interim general director, taking over from Tim Davie in April while the corporation searches for a permanent replacement.
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