The new Netflix series 'Monster: The Ed Gein Story' features the infamous Nazi war criminal Ilse Koch, known for her sadism at the Buchenwald concentration camp.
Tuesdays With Morrie author Mitch Albom's new novel Twice examines whether reliving life's mistakes would truly improve outcomes.
The stage version of the 2004 Jennifer Garner romcom debuts with bright choreography and a likeable lead, though songs lack memorable punch.
Nicolas Ghesquiere's Spring/Summer 2026 collection for Louis Vuitton at the Louvre fused Renaissance echoes with modern silhouettes, exploring the 'boundless freedom of the private sphere.'
A coalition of France’s leading chefs has issued a stark warning to President Emmanuel Macron, stating that French gastronomy is facing an 'existential crisis' due to accelerating restaurant closures and a widespread shift to fast food and home deliveries.
Nicolas Ghesquière closed Paris Fashion Week for Louis Vuitton inside the Louvre, showcasing a Spring/Summer 2026 collection that fused historical elements like corsetry and silk turbans with modern tailoring, as the powerful front row, including Emma Stone and Cate Blanchett, became the 'second show' for the brand's manifesto of individuality.
Van Gogh’s iconic 'Sunflowers' painting was targeted by environmental activists who splattered the masterpiece with sunflower oil in a calculated protest against the climate crisis.
Food experts reveal that adding a small amount of water to the pan is the simple, counterintuitive trick to guarantee perfectly crispy, tender, and less-salty bacon every single time.
A gardening book believed to have inspired potions in William Shakespeare’s famous works, including 'Romeo and Juliet,' is now on display at Leeds Central Library as part of a new exhibition on the power of gardening.
An audience member recalled attending what is believed to be Bob Marley’s first-ever UK performance at the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill in 1972, where the future reggae icon was the support act for Johnny Nash.
Oktoberfest Returns: Belfast Kicks Off German Beer Festival with Oom Pa Pa and Early Weekend Spirits
The German Beer Festival, Oktoberfest, has returned to Belfast, with crowds turning out early on Thursday evening to enjoy German food, drink, and performances by an Oom Pa Pa band.
A leftwing skeptic and a tribal Tory find common ground despite differences on nationalism and social media in a revealing dinner conversation.
A jumbo gallery of 57 brilliant rediscovered archive photos is offering a fascinating glimpse into life in Teesside during the 'swinging sixties,' showcasing street scenes, celebrity visits, and local sports teams.
Richard Osman's beloved elderly sleuths—Elizabeth, Joyce, Ron, and Ibrahim—are back in the fifth Thursday Murder Club novel, *The Impossible Fortune*, tackling a complex case stemming from a wedding threat.
An Antiques Roadshow guest was left speechless after an expert valued a family heirloom she believed was a 'kind of real' fake at a staggering £25,000, while archaeologists uncovered a 5,000-year-old tomb in southern Spain.
Teenage brothers Fabio and Diego Abreu lead a new generation of Cuban musicians filling voids left by emigrated artists through hybrid genres and social media.
Rapper Bob Vylan supports the 'Game Over Israel' campaign for a Europe-wide boycott of Israeli football, promoted by Iran's Press TV.
Leeds Festival 2025 draws 80,000 fans with headline acts and eco-friendly initiatives.
Pop-rock rivals Busted and McFly went 'toe-to-toe' in a concert at The O2 in London, with McFly edging out their rivals with their 'top-tier bops.'
Birmingham Food Festival 2025 draws 50,000 visitors, celebrating local chefs and global cuisines.
Five TV shows were cancelled due to disturbing or controversial content, including melting eyeballs and Thatcher footage.
Pop-rock bands Busted and McFly reunited as 'foes' at The O2 in London, performing their greatest hits and showcasing a 'friendly rivalry' that delighted fans.
54 nostalgic photos from Plymouth nights out between 2006-2018 by Smile on the Tiles.
Pop-rock bands Busted and McFly reunited as 'foes' at The O2 in London for a concert showcasing their greatest hits and a friendly rivalry, a decade after their 'unholy union' as McBusted.
A review of the band Black Country, New Road, highlights the band's musical evolution and dramatic new sound under the leadership of three new singer-songwriters.
Belfast Christmas Market draws record 1.2 million visitors in 2025, boosting local economy by £60 million.
Edinburgh’s Hogmanay festival unveils a packed 2025 program with street parties, concerts, and fireworks.
Coachella reveals 2026 lineup in California's Coachella Valley, headlined by Sabrina Carpenter and Justin Bieber.
Jewish New Year Rosh Hashanah observed September 22-24, starting High Holy Days.
Edgbaston Stadium hosts a new animal-themed drone show with over 600 drones for Bonfire Night 2025.
Les Misérables at Sondheim Theatre extends run to March 2027, celebrating 40 years in London.
Six unpublished writers of colour shortlisted for the 4thWrite prize, offering diverse stories from migration to cancel culture.
Astrologer Inbaal Honigman shares how each star sign can prepare for the September 22, 2025, autumn equinox.
A painting inspired by the classic BBC show 'Pot Black' was a highlight on a recent episode of 'Antiques Roadshow,' showcasing the sport's history and cultural impact.
Bristol International Balloon Fiesta announces 2026 dates with new eco-friendly balloons and night glows.
London’s iconic New Year’s Eve fireworks return with 12 minutes of pyrotechnics, music, and drones, expecting over 100,000 attendees.
A discussion on 13 movie adaptations that are widely considered superior to their source material, challenging the notion that 'the book is always better.'
Clarks opened a museum in Street, Somerset, showcasing its 200-year history with iconic shoes like Wallabees and Desert Boots.
Venice Film Festival 2025 showcases AI-themed films, sparking debates on ethics and creativity.
Shaolin Temple’s new abbot halted commercial activities to restore its spiritual essence after Shi Yongxin’s controversial tenure.
The BBC will decide on Eurovision 2026 participation after broadcasters from Spain, Netherlands, Ireland, and Slovenia threatened a boycott over Israel’s involvement.
Banksy’s 2025 mural in London critiques consumerism, sparking vandalism and cultural discourse.
A look into the cultural landscape, from a historic ship's arrival and a traditional boat parade to an analysis of diversity in sports images and a new film.
Paris Fashion Week 2025 emphasizes eco-friendly designs, with Stella McCartney leading recycled material showcases.
Greta Gerwig's 2019 film version of 'Little Women' is being praised as the best adaptation to date, with a critic hailing its ability to uncover 'secret layers' in the classic story.
South Korean author Han Kang wins 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature for her poetic prose.
A 10 sq metre theatre in Malvern has been restored by locals after falling into disrepair, set to reopen with immersive performances.
Greece recovers artefacts from HMHS Britannic sunk in 1916, including bell and lamps.
The British Museum adds a 2,000-year-old Roman mosaic to its collection, unearthed in Norfolk.
The revival of August Strindberg's Creditors features a stellar cast including Charles Dance, Geraldine James, and Nicholas Farrell, despite its implausible psychodrama.
Greta Gerwig's 2019 film version of the classic novel 'Little Women' is being praised as the best adaptation of the story to date.
Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2025 announces a stellar comedy line-up, featuring rising stars and veterans, promising laughs amid economic challenges.
Banksy reveals a climate-themed mural in Bristol, depicting a drowning polar bear.
Glastonbury 2025’s line-up, featuring Coldplay and Dua Lipa, divides fans over repeat headliners and ticket price hikes.
Edinburgh’s Christmas Market sees record visitor numbers but draws criticism over high stall prices and entry fees.
London’s West End reports a 10% rise in theatre attendance for 2025, driven by hit shows and tourism recovery.
Glasgow’s Grosvenor Cinema, closed since 2022, reopens in October 2025 after a £3m restoration, preserving its 1920s charm.
Heritage Open Days offer free access to 12 Derbyshire sites from September 12-21, featuring tours, festivals, and lectures under the architecture theme.
Cardiff’s Bay Arena opens with performances by Welsh artists, boosting the city’s cultural scene and tourism.
Wine expert Tom Gilbey reveals a simple trick to get a luxury taste from a more affordable bottle of white wine.
A new three-part true-crime documentary on Sky Documentaries, 'Death of a Showjumper,' is a gripping account of a young equestrian's death that highlights the investigators' relentless pursuit of justice.
A breakdown of costs and viewership reveals Diana’s funeral had greater global impact.
Two 'big hitters' in the crime and mystery worlds, Robert Galbraith and Dan Brown, are back with new novels.
Brian Lewis, founder of community publisher Art Circus and Birmingham's first poet laureate, dies at 88.
A new poll has found that a quarter of French people spend less than half an hour at the dining table for family dinners, with some blaming ketchup and TikTok for the decline.
The first part of the 'Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba' film trilogy is a visually spectacular animated treat, though its pacing is occasionally hampered by character flashbacks.
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