London's Biggest Theatre Approved for Greenwich Peninsula
Greenwich Council has approved plans for a massive 3,000-seat theatre on the Greenwich Peninsula, making it London's largest theatre venue by capacity.
Category : Culture
Korean Bestseller on Platonic Partnership
A review of the South Korean book Two Women Living Together by Kim Hana and Hwang Sunwoo, exploring platonic cohabitation and its social implications.
Pike River Review: Grief and Justice in Mining Disaster
A review of Pike River, the sobering true-life drama about families fighting for justice after the 2010 New Zealand mining disaster that killed 29 men.
Olivia Attwood and Bradley Dack Divorce Confirmed
Reality TV star Olivia Attwood and footballer Bradley Dack have reportedly ended their marriage for good following a breach of trust, with Olivia moving into a new home.
Carol Kirkwood Leaves BBC After 28 Years
BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood tearfully announces her departure from the BBC after nearly three decades of service, citing personal reasons.
Lego Star Wars Smart Play Sets with Millennium Falcon
Lego reveals five new Star Wars Smart Play sets at Nuremberg Toy Fair, featuring interactive tech bricks and iconic vehicles like the Millennium Falcon.
Take That Surprise Fans at London Netflix Event
Take That delighted fans with an unexpected performance at a private London screening of their new Netflix docuseries, playing hits like Back For Good and Shine.
ITV True Crime Drama Body in Water Keeps Fans Awake
ITVX's new true crime series Body in the Water has viewers binge-watching despite causing nightmares, with fans praising the harrowing documentary.
Holocaust Survivor's Legacy Continues Through Son
Paul Sved, an 87-year-old Holocaust survivor who hid in a cellar as a child, finds comfort knowing his son Richard will carry forward his story through the Holocaust Educational Trust.
ABC News Facebook Hacked with Porn and PM Photo
Australia's ABC News investigates a security breach where a hacker posted images of adult performers and an unflattering shot of PM Anthony Albanese on its 4.9 million-follower Facebook page.
Another World Review: A Brutal Anime Fairytale
Hong Kong animation Another World blends Ghibli wonder with Game of Thrones violence in a kaleidoscopic afterlife tale about human cruelty and redemption.
Ali Smith's Glyph: Bearing Witness to Gaza War
Ali Smith's novel Glyph offers a morally unflinching interrogation of language and representation amid the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, challenging aesthetic distance.
Avedon's American West Portraits in London Exhibition
Richard Avedon's iconic In the American West series is showcased in London, featuring rare prints and insights from his granddaughter, curator Caroline Avedon.
Take That Netflix Doc: Honest Pop Band Retrospective
The new Netflix documentary on Take That offers a raw, honest exploration of the band's turbulent career, contrasting with guarded celebrity series like Victoria Beckham's.
TV Tonight: 999 Series Returns with Complex Crime Cases
Channel 4 launches a new series of 999: What Happened Next investigating knotty crimes, while Dark Winds reaches its season finale. Plus, police documentaries and comedy.
José Pizarro's Slow-Roast Celeriac with Chorizo
A simple winter recipe for slow-roast celeriac with rosemary and crisp chorizo, offering creamy flavours and minimal effort for a comforting shared meal.
Sue Webster: Art, Breakup & Motherhood at 52
Sue Webster, former YBA star, discusses her traumatic split from Tim Noble, new solo exhibition 'Birth of an Icon', and becoming a mother via IVF at age 52.
Lone Survivor War Film Now on Netflix UK
The 2013 war drama Lone Survivor, based on the true story of Operation Red Wings in Afghanistan, has been added to Netflix. Starring Mark Wahlberg, the film received Oscar nominations but faced mixed critical reception.
National Theatre 2026: Blanchett, Oh, Wright Lead Shows
Cate Blanchett, Sandra Oh and Letitia Wright headline the National Theatre's 2026 season, featuring bold adaptations and experimental productions under artistic director Indhu Rubasingham.
Take That Netflix Doc Review: Cheesy Magic
Netflix's three-part documentary on Take That offers a nostalgic, unembittered look at the boyband's 35-year journey, from early struggles to triumphant reunion.
Aphex Twin Overtakes Taylor Swift as Gen Z's Soundtrack
The mysterious electronic pioneer Aphex Twin has surged past Taylor Swift in popularity, becoming the unexpected soundtrack for Gen Z's online life through TikTok and YouTube.
Film Insights Could Transform Holocaust Memorial Approaches
A writer reflects on his grandfather's trauma at Stutthof camp and argues memorial sites must evolve, drawing lessons from The Zone of Interest and David Lynch's work to make evil feel proximate rather than distant.
Hampton Court Palace Resident Reveals Haunted Home Life
A man living within Hampton Court Palace shares insights into his unique home, including stunning views and eerie ghostly encounters in Henry VIII's historic residence.
Sundance 2026: Politics and Protest Hit Festival
The 2026 Sundance film festival in Park City, Utah, sees a conflicted mood as stars speak out against ICE brutality while premieres continue, with protests and political discussions amid the celebrations.
Frank & Louis: Prison Dementia Drama Review
Sundance drama Frank & Louis explores caregiving as rehabilitation in prison, featuring standout performances from Kingsley Ben-Adir and Rob Morgan.
National Theatre 2026: Blanchett, Oh, Wright Lead Season
Cate Blanchett, Sandra Oh and Letitia Wright headline the National Theatre's 2026 season, featuring major revivals and new productions under artistic director Indhu Rubasingham.
Emmerdale: Moira Dingle Jailed for Double Murder
Moira Dingle faces prison for the murders of Celia Daniels and Anya after being framed by the deceased Celia, while husband Cain battles a secret cancer diagnosis.
Cain Dingle's Cancer Battle in Emmerdale
Emmerdale's Cain Dingle receives devastating news of aggressive cancer while his wife Moira faces murder charges, leaving him isolated and confronting his own mortality.
Corrie: Carl's Conscience Stirs Amid Debbie's Bombshells
Carl Webster faces a moral crisis in Coronation Street as Debbie prepares for prison, holding two explosive secrets that could change everything between them forever.
Corrie's Todd Suffers Financial Abuse from Theo
Coronation Street's Todd Grimshaw endures escalating abuse as partner Theo Silverton introduces financial control tactics, exploiting Todd's grief after Billy's death.
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