Teaching Mescal and O'Connor Folk Singing for Film
Singer-songwriter Sam Amidon reveals how he transformed actors Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor into authentic folk troubadours for the film The History of Sound in just three weeks.
Category : Culture
The Traitors Stage Show Coming to London in 2027
Hit BBC series The Traitors is being adapted into a theatrical production set to debut in London in 2027, written by John Finnemore and directed by Robert Hastie.
Corrie Star on 'Bizarre' Funeral Scenes
Harriet Bibby discusses the emotional challenges of filming Billy Mayhew's funeral on Coronation Street, revealing personal connections and on-set difficulties.
EastEnders: Ian Beale's Vicious War Against Elaine Peacock
The business feud between Ian Beale and Elaine Peacock escalates dramatically in EastEnders, with Ian plotting to destroy her boutique hotel through council politics and personal attacks.
Bed Trick: Literary Analysis of Sexual Deception Trial
Izabella Scott's 'The Bed Trick' examines the 2015 trial of Gayle Newland, exploring themes of deception, consent, and queer identity through historical and literary parallels.
Los Saldos: Reconnecting with Spanish Farming Heritage
Raúl Capdevila Murillo's documentary Los Saldos follows his journey back to his family's farm in rural Spain, exploring heritage, tradition, and industrial threats.
Sleaford Mods' Jason Williamson in Metal Detecting Podcast
Sleaford Mods frontman Jason Williamson stars in a quirky new interview podcast where celebrities go metal detecting. Plus, Ant and Dec launch their first podcast and Phil Collins gets the Eras treatment.
13 Protected London Views: Developers Blocked
Discover the 13 officially protected London vistas where urban planning rules prevent developers from obscuring historic landmarks like St Paul's Cathedral and the Palace of Westminster.
TV Tonight: Game of Thrones Prequel and Post Office Scandal
Tonight's television lineup features the Game of Thrones prequel A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Panorama's investigation into the Post Office scandal, Clive Myrie's African adventure, and the finale of Lynley.
Alan Carr: Susie Dent's Naughty Humour & Secret Genius
Alan Carr reveals his initial intimidation by Susie Dent's intellect ahead of their Channel 4 show Secret Genius, celebrating overlooked brilliance across Britain.
Moon to Occult Pleiades Star Cluster in January
On 27 January, the moon will pass in front of the Pleiades star cluster, temporarily hiding its brightest stars in a rare occultation event visible from the UK.
Chicken Traybake Recipes: Feta, Persian & Korean
Discover three global chicken traybake recipes by John Gregory-Smith, featuring Mediterranean feta meatballs, Persian saffron chicken rice, and Korean garlic chicken stew for easy weeknight meals.
BBC's 'Profound Jeopardy' Without Funding Reform, Says Davie
Outgoing BBC director general Tim Davie warns the broadcaster faces 'profound jeopardy' without urgent funding reforms, rejecting ad or subscription models to maintain universal service.
TV Shows That Baffle But You Can't Stop Watching
From crimefighting nuns to giant killer balloons, explore the most perplexing yet addictive television series that defy logic while keeping viewers hooked.
First Dog on the Moon's Australia Day Perspective
The Guardian's First Dog on the Moon cartoon offers a nuanced take on Australia Day, blending personal affection with critical reflection on national celebrations.
Oscar-Winning War Film Free on Channel 4
UK viewers can stream Jonathan Glazer's acclaimed Holocaust drama 'The Zone of Interest' for free on Channel 4. The film explores the life of Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss.
André Is an Idiot: Film on Life, Death, and Humour
A new documentary, André Is an Idiot, chronicles the final years of André Ricciardi, blending wild stories, stop-motion animation, and emotional depth to explore cancer with humour and resilience.
Will Poulter Shines in Union County Addiction Drama
British actor Will Poulter delivers a remarkably subtle performance in Union County, a grounded drama exploring Ohio's drug court system at Sundance.
Rushdie's Resilience at Sundance with 'Knife' Documentary
Salman Rushdie discusses recovery and defiance in new documentary 'Knife' at Sundance, exploring the 2022 attack and cultural resistance against authoritarianism.
Abdul's Lebanese Restaurant Closes in Surry Hills After 56 Years
The closure of Abdul's Lebanese Restaurant in Surry Hills marks the end of an era for Sydney's 'Little Lebanon' district, with shifting demographics, rising rents and post-pandemic changes reshaping the area's culinary landscape.
Escape From Ever After Review: Indie Paper Mario-Style RPG
A detailed review of Escape From Ever After, an indie RPG inspired by Paper Mario that parodies fairytales and corporate culture with witty humour but flawed combat mechanics.
Daily Horoscope Jan 26, 2026: Neptune in Aries Impact
Explore today's astrological predictions as Neptune enters Aries, bringing mystical energy to all star signs. Discover insights for Aries, Scorpio, Aquarius, Capricorn, and more.
Sudoku 7188: Easy Daily Puzzle for Brain Training
Sudoku 7188 offers an easy-level challenge, perfect for daily mental exercise and improving logical thinking skills in a fun, accessible way.
Edinburgh and Glasgow Top London in Nightlife, Uber Shows
New Uber analysis reveals Edinburgh and Glasgow have busier late-night scenes than London, with Scottish venues leading in trips between 10pm and 4am.
Manchester Report Urges Class as Protected Characteristic
A groundbreaking inquiry in Greater Manchester calls for class to become a protected characteristic and proposes major apprenticeship expansion to boost working-class representation in creative industries.
Imagine Review: Indigenous Animation's Psychedelic Journey
A unique animated film co-directed by Indigenous creators blends surreal visuals with profound conversations, featuring voices from Taika Waititi to Ian Thorpe.
Emmerdale's Graham Returns from Dead with Love for Exes
Andrew Scarborough's character Graham Foster makes a shocking return to Emmerdale, torn between old flames Rhona Goskirk and Kim Tate in a complex love triangle.
The Gallerist Review: Natalie Portman Comedy Disappoints
Cathy Yan's star-studded art world satire The Gallerist, featuring Natalie Portman and Jenna Ortega, fails to deliver laughs or insight in its Sundance premiere.
Francis Bourgeois Space Mission Review: TV Misstep
Channel 4's documentary Mission to Space with Francis Bourgeois follows the trainspotting TikTok star's attempt to become an astronaut, but the 90-minute programme struggles to justify its premise.
Cartoon on Alex Pretti Killing Sparks Debate
A cartoon by Ella Baron depicting the killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis has ignited discussions on art, violence, and social commentary in the UK media landscape.
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