Fitzgerald Bio-Musical Beautiful Little Fool Review
A critical review of Beautiful Little Fool, the new musical about F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald at Southwark Playhouse, highlighting its narrative and musical shortcomings.
Category : Culture
Signature Style Psychology: Why People Stick to One Look
From Claudia Winkleman's fringe to Dolly Parton's hair, experts explain why a signature style provides psychological grounding and identity in a changing world.
Corrie: Theo Lashes Out at Debbie Amid Guilt Crisis
Theo Silverton's guilt over Billy Mayhew's death leads to a shocking confrontation with Debbie Webster in Coronation Street, as secrets threaten to unravel before the funeral.
Ole Schmidt's Havergal Brian Gothic Symphony Reissued
A 1980 live recording of Havergal Brian's monumental Gothic Symphony, conducted by Ole Schmidt, has been reissued by Heritage to mark the composer's 150th birth anniversary, showcasing a masterful performance.
May We Feed the King: A Dazzling Puzzle-Box Debut
Poet Rebecca Perry's debut novel 'May We Feed the King' is a dazzling puzzle-box exploring a reluctant medieval king through fragmented historical glimpses.
Men's Statement Eyewear: A New Fashion Era
From viral memes to Hollywood stars, delicate frames and tinted lenses are redefining men's fashion. Discover why glasses have become the ultimate accessory, even without a prescription.
Streaming Picks: Wonder Man, Take That & More
This week's top streaming picks include Marvel's meta superhero series Wonder Man, a nostalgic Take That documentary, and the return of Bridgerton. Plus, extreme climbing and gripping thrillers.
TV Tonight: The Traitors Finale and More Shows
Tonight's TV lineup features the thrilling finale of The Traitors on BBC One, plus Monty Don's gardens, David Baddiel's cat show, and more. Get ready for an evening of entertainment.
The Traitors Winners: How They Spent Their Money
As The Traitors season 4 finale approaches, we look back at previous winners from the BBC show and discover how they spent their prize money.
Three Chic Outfits for a Black Bodysuit
Discover three stylish outfit ideas featuring a black bodysuit, from casual to sophisticated looks, with detailed product recommendations and prices.
Troubles Board Game Condemned in Northern Ireland
A US company's planned board game about the Northern Ireland Troubles faces condemnation from victims' groups who say it trivialises trauma and ignores the conflict's living legacy.
Breton Butter Cake with Marmalade Recipe
Discover Helen Goh's indulgent Breton butter cake recipe, enriched with marmalade and ground almonds for a fragrant, golden winter treat.
Royal Exchange Opened 1571: How It Shaped London's Economy
On 23rd January 1571, Queen Elizabeth I opened the Royal Exchange in London, a pivotal moment in England's commercial history. This article explores Sir Thomas Gresham's vision and how this institution laid foundations for Britain's financial dominance.
Ice Age Fossils Found in Essex Gorge with Modern Waste
A hidden gorge in West Thurrock reveals Britain's Palaeolithic past with Neanderthal tools and megafauna fossils, now layered with contemporary rubbish.
Amanda Seyfried on Ann Lee: Obsession, Devotion, and Joy
Amanda Seyfried and director Mona Fastvold discuss their daring Shaker musical film The Testament of Ann Lee, exploring obsession, devotion, and their unique creative partnership.
TV Show Transforms Mum's Sex Life from Boring to Passionate
A 44-year-old Birmingham mother reveals how Disney+'s Rivals reignited her marriage, transforming her sex life from routine to adventurous after twenty years together.
Carousel Review: Static Romance Drama Disappoints at Sundance
Chris Pine and Jenny Slate star in Carousel, a small-town indie romance that opens Sundance 2026 with underwhelming results despite lush direction.
Trump's 'Board of Peace' Scrutinised in Sky News Podcast
A new Sky News podcast episode questions the legitimacy of Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' initiative, while analysing a major snowstorm and geopolitical developments.
Krakow Mural Shows Trump and Putin as Ukraine Talks Begin
A powerful mural in Poland by artist Toddel shows Trump and Putin dividing Ukraine, as historic trilateral peace talks commence in Abu Dhabi for the first time since 2022.
Oscars 2026: Snubs and Surprises Unveiled
While Sinners dominates with 16 nods, Paul Mescal, Ariana Grande, and Cynthia Erivo are among the notable omissions in this year's Oscar nominations.
TR-49 Review: Bletchley Park's Dark Secrets Revealed
British developer inkle's latest detective mystery TR-49 explores an alternative history of Bletchley Park through interactive gameplay reminiscent of Her Story and Return Of The Obra Dinn.
Late Queen Elizabeth II Sculpture for Birdcage Walk Memorial
Acclaimed sculptor Karen Newman appointed to create a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II on Birdcage Walk, complementing a larger statue by Martin Jennings near The Mall in London's national memorial.
Sundance Film 'The Lake' Warns of Great Salt Lake Crisis
A new documentary at Sundance 2026, 'The Lake', directed by Abby Ellis and exec-produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, exposes the rapid decline of Utah's Great Salt Lake, threatening health and economy.
Guardian Sudoku 7,184: Hard Puzzle Challenge
The Guardian presents Sudoku 7,184, a hard-level puzzle requiring numbers 1-9 in rows, columns, and 3x3 boxes. Print version available, with solutions in upcoming issues.
Corrie: Daniel's Revelation Foils Megan's Plans
In Coronation Street, Daniel Osbourne's observations about Will Driscoll force Megan Walsh to abandon her plan to end their fake relationship, while Sam Blakeman grows suspicious of the abusive coach's secret.
Ravi's Self-Loathing Deepens in EastEnders Drama
Ravi Gulati faces intense self-loathing in EastEnders as Priya lashes out over his latest failure, deepening his mental health crisis and family turmoil in Walford.
Jade's Mistake Hands Stephen Traitors Victory
Analysis of how Jade's roundtable indecision and swapped votes in The Traitors season 4 have inadvertently secured Stephen's path to the final, despite Rachel's fatal blunder.
Joe Stops Graham's Murder Plan in Emmerdale
In a tense Emmerdale episode, Joe Tate inadvertently prevents Graham Foster from killing Ray Walters, unaware Graham is alive. The drama unfolds as Graham seeks revenge for April's targeting.
BBC Sitcom 'Things You Should Have Done' Releases New Episodes
The BBC sitcom 'Things You Should Have Done' has quietly released six new episodes on iPlayer, with fans praising its unique blend of dry wit and absurd humour.
Fable Reboot PS5 Day One with 1,000 NPCs
Microsoft's Xbox Developer Direct reveals Fable reboot launching simultaneously on PS5, Xbox, and PC this autumn with 1,000 named NPCs, while Forza Horizon 6 faces PS5 delay.
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