The Puma: Daniel Wiles' Visceral Historical Novel
Daniel Wiles' second novel The Puma follows a father's obsessive quest in Patagonia, exploring cyclical violence and marginalised histories through intense storytelling.
Category : Culture
Katie Price's Dubai Wedding May Not Be Legally Binding
Katie Price's whirlwind wedding to Lee Andrews in Dubai was reportedly a symbolic ceremony that may not be legally recognised, with friends and family expressing concern.
Harry Styles Breaks Wembley Solo Artist Show Record
Harry Styles has broken the Wembley Stadium record for most performances by a solo artist on a single tour, with 10 shows announced for summer 2026 following huge ticket demand.
Hitchcock's The Lodger Becomes Vertical Microdrama
Alfred Hitchcock's 1927 silent film The Lodger has been reframed for vertical mobile viewing on Tattle TV, sparking debate about preserving cinematic artistry versus adapting for new audiences.
Shrinking Season 3 Review: Harrison Ford's Star Turn
Apple TV's Shrinking returns for a third season with Harrison Ford delivering standout performances in this warm but mawkish comedy-drama about therapists.
Morden Park Festival Line-Up: Soul II Soul Headline
Morden Park prepares for its inaugural Start of the Line Festival this summer, featuring headliners Soul II Soul, The Hoosiers, and Billy Nomates. The one-day event offers affordable family entertainment with diverse musical acts and creative workshops.
Coronation Street: Theo Vows to Kill Carl in ITVX Release
Theo Silverton threatens to murder Carl Webster in Coronation Street's early ITVX release, escalating their deadly feud over Billy's death and drug crimes.
Emmerdale: Graham's Return Sparks Joe's Betrayal on ITVX
Joe Tate's emotional confrontation with Graham Foster unfolds in an early ITVX release, revealing deep-seated betrayal and police involvement in Emmerdale's latest dramatic twist.
David Speers Hosts New ABC National Forum Show
ABC confirms David Speers will host new panel show ABC National Forum, replacing Q+A with focus on Jewish Australian experiences in debut episode.
Patrick's Grief Deepens in EastEnders Drama
Patrick Trueman's world crumbles further as Zoe Slater shares devastating details about Anthony's death, while Jasmine's secret and Kat's crusade add to the turmoil in Walford.
Kevin Webster's Roof-Top Crisis in Coronation Street
Kevin Webster's life unravels in Coronation Street as he climbs onto a garage roof in despair, with Abi attempting a risky rescue amid his feud with Carl.
Emmerdale's Cain Changed Forever by Cancer Storyline
Jeff Hordley reveals how Cain Dingle's prostate cancer diagnosis will permanently alter the iconic Emmerdale character's personality and future storylines.
Jason Segel: Shrinking Role Teaches Him More Bite
Jason Segel discusses how playing therapist Jimmy in Apple TV's Shrinking has transformed him, learning from Harrison Ford's honesty and the show's emotional depth.
Strongroom Review: 1960s British Crime Thriller Re-released
Vernon Sewell's 1962 British crime thriller Strongroom gets a cinematic re-release. This taut B-movie about bank robbers who imprison two employees delivers suspense and unexpected emotional depth.
Queer Immigrants in Britain: Asafe Ghalib's Photography
Brazilian-born photographer Asafe Ghalib's powerful series captures LGBTQIA+ immigrants in Britain, celebrating their resilience, visibility and belonging through intimate portraits.
Bowie's Spiritual Quest: New Book Analysis
A review of Peter Ormerod's exploration of David Bowie's religious themes, from early Anglicanism to final album Blackstar, revealing the artist's prophetic vision.
TV Tonight: Kirstie and Phil's Property Showdown
Kirstie and Phil help a family decide whether to renovate or move from a dated bungalow on Love It or List It. Plus, highlights from Digging for Britain, Landscape Artist of the Year, and more evening TV.
Ravinder Bhogal's Winter Noodle Soup Recipes
Discover three hearty winter noodle soup recipes from Ravinder Bhogal, including Burmese khao swe, sweet-and-sour peanut dal with pappardelle, and a cheat's dumpling soup.
Industry: Finance Glamour Returns as Cultural Touchstone
HBO's Industry has evolved from a muted 2020 debut to a 2026 cultural phenomenon, reflecting renewed corporate aspiration and satirising City life, Westminster politics, and financial trends.
Wonder Man Review: Marvel's Refreshing Low-Stakes Gem
Marvel's Wonder Man offers a delightful departure from multiversal madness with its slice-of-life comedy about struggling actors in the MCU. This review explores why this Disney+ series deserves attention.
Wonder Man Review: Marvel's Character Drama Triumph
Marvel's Wonder Man series focuses on male friendship and acting craft over superhero spectacle, delivering a tender and clever character study.
Placebo Score RSC Brecht Play with Mark Gatiss
Alt-rock band Placebo make their theatre debut scoring the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Brecht's The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, starring Mark Gatiss.
King of Kowloon: Hong Kong's Graffiti Prophet
A deep dive into Tsang Tsou-choi, the cult graffiti artist whose defiant messages became symbols of protest in Hong Kong, as explored in a classic Guardian podcast.
Turturro Steals Show in Sundance Pickpocket Film
John Turturro delivers a compelling performance in The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, a charming crime thriller exploring generational divides.
Sundance Film Examines AI's Future Through Personal Anxiety
The Sundance documentary 'The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist' explores artificial intelligence's existential questions through filmmaker Daniel Roher's personal journey and expert interviews.
Ethan Hawke Leads 'The Weight' at Sundance Festival
Ethan Hawke delivers a physically demanding performance in 'The Weight', a 1930s-set gold smuggling adventure premiering at Sundance, showcasing his remarkable work ethic and versatility.
Rightfully, Beary Arms: Weirdest Soundtrack of 2026
Review of Rightfully, Beary Arms, an indie twin-stick shooter with surreal 8-bit graphics and an eccentric soundtrack mixing Soviet choral music with Gaelic folk.
Stephen Colbert Sets Final Late Show Date for May 21
Stephen Colbert has revealed the final episode of The Late Show will air on May 21, 2025, ending a CBS institution that began in 1993 under David Letterman.
Daily Horoscope January 28, 2026: Your Star Sign Guide
Discover your daily horoscope for January 28, 2026, with astrological insights for all zodiac signs. Explore how the Moon in Gemini and Venus in Aquarius influence your day.
Sudoku 7190 Medium: Puzzle's Enduring Appeal
Explore the enduring popularity of Sudoku 7190 Medium, a classic puzzle that continues to challenge and engage minds across the UK.
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