Naomi Campbell Unfit to Run Charity, Tribunal Hears
Naomi Campbell is appealing a five-year ban from running a charity after the Charity Commission found she 'completely abdicated' her trustee responsibilities at Fashion for Relief.
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Knicks Mania Grips NYC During Championship Parade
Hundreds of thousands of fans packed lower Manhattan to celebrate the New York Knicks' historic NBA championship win, with players, celebrities, and fans joining the festivities.
Queen James Review: Fabulous Doc on James I's Male Lovers
Historian Gareth Russell brings his book on James I's intimate companions to TV in an entertaining, insightful documentary that explores the king's relationships with male lovers.
Sisters of Serendib: Hope Amid Trauma in Australian Novel
Ayesha Inoon's second novel follows three sisters fleeing Sri Lanka's civil war, settling in Australia. The story balances dark themes with hope, focusing on family and community.
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Voicemails for Isabelle Review: Creepy Over Cute
Netflix's latest romcom 'Voicemails for Isabelle' fails to charm, as Zoey Deutch and Nick Robinson stumble through a creepy premise that never quite works.
Corrections: Beverley Age, Akoto Name, Toy Story 5 Byline
Corrections to obituary birth year, World Cup article name, and Toy Story 5 review byline. Also lists recently amended articles and contact info for editorial complaints.
Canada Win First World Cup Match 6-0, Koné Injured
Canada secured a historic 6-0 win over nine-man Qatar for their first men's World Cup victory, but midfielder Ismaël Koné suffered a severe leg injury in a tackle that led to a red card.
Female Comics in China Offer Release from Sexism Through Standup
Female standup comedians in China are using humor to address sexism, resonating with millions of women. Their jokes navigate sensitive topics under strict censorship, providing a release valve for everyday frustrations.
I Climbed Mount Kilimanjaro on My Hands
Spencer West, born without working legs due to sacral agenesis, climbed Mount Kilimanjaro using his hands. He shares his journey of resilience and fundraising for clean water.
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Sugar Season 2: Colin Farrell's Noir Detective Show Returns
Colin Farrell returns as John Sugar in Apple TV's noir detective series. Season 2 continues the luxurious, melancholic haze with alien undertones and stunning visuals.
Keith Richards on Life at 82 and Jousting with Mick Jagger
Keith Richards discusses becoming a great-grandfather, the new Rolling Stones album 'Foreign Tongues', and his enduring relationship with Mick Jagger, all while reflecting on aging and music.
Edinburgh 2026: Must-See Dance and Circus Highlights
From AI-themed ballet to comedy flamenco and circus for toddlers, Edinburgh festival 2026 offers a diverse lineup of dance and circus performances.
Upside-Down Blueberry Cake with Five-Spice Recipe
Benjamina Ebuehi shares her twist on upside-down cake using blueberries and five-spice. This juicy, aromatic bake is perfect with ice-cream.
Funboys Back with Steve Coogan: TV Tonight
The Northern Irish sitcom Funboys returns for a second series with Steve Coogan. Plus, World Cup action, Isle of Wight Festival, and more TV highlights.
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Disability by David Turner Review: A Revelatory History
David Turner's new book reveals the untold history of disability rights, featuring incredible stories of resistance from the 17th century to today.
In the Hand of Dante: Gerard Butler in Bizarre Mafia Fantasy
Julian Schnabel's black comedy blends Renaissance scholarship with organized crime, featuring Gerard Butler's jaw-dropping performance and cameos from Scorsese and Pacino.
The Bear Final Season and 6 More Top Shows to Stream
The Bear returns for its final season, plus Jackass restored, The Agency, Avatar, and more. Your guide to the best streaming shows this week.
Gerhardt's Forthright Elgar and Dvořák Concertos
Alban Gerhardt offers back-to-basics, thoughtful interpretations of Elgar and Dvořák cello concertos, eschewing romantic excess for nobility and poetry.
Sports Quiz: World Cup, US Open, Wimbledon, Royal Ascot
Test your knowledge of recent sports events including football, cricket, golf, tennis, athletics, rugby union, horse racing, and MMA in this week's quiz.
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Rodrygo on Brazil's World Cup: Pressure and Reunions
Rodrygo reflects on Brazil's World Cup journey, the pressure of wearing the shirt, reunions with legends, and the impact of social media on players.
Why Cinema Suddenly Loves Conspiracy Theories
From Disclosure Day to Backrooms, a new wave of films promote stories of paranoia, alienation and mistrust. What are they trying to tell us?
Joe Lovano: Paramount Quartet Review – Bebop to Improv
Joe Lovano's Paramount Quartet shines with saxophone eloquence, blending bebop and free improv. Featuring Julian Lage, Asante Santi Debriano, and Will Calhoun, the album covers Charlie Haden and Wayne Shorter.
Ibeyi's Offering: Mysticism and Edge Balanced
Ibeyi's fourth album Offering sees Naomi and Lisa-Kaindé Diaz return to self-sufficiency, blending ancient lore with heavy bass and harmonies, creating a finely tuned, melodically strong collection.
Avatar Fire and Ash and Project Hail Mary: Best Films on TV
Avatar: Fire and Ash returns with epic action, Project Hail Mary stars Ryan Gosling in space, and Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story offers heartwarming nature viewing.
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Cartoon: Texting Man in West End Smash
Stephen Collins' cartoon humorously depicts a man absorbed in his phone amidst the chaos of a West End theatre smash, highlighting modern distraction.
ITV Wins World Cup Ratings Battle with BBC in First Week
ITV dominates UK World Cup ratings in the first week, with England vs Croatia attracting 15.4 million peak viewers, the year's highest TV audience.
Frida Kahlo, Constable, Kasuba in Art Roundup
This week's art highlights include a Frida Kahlo exhibition at Tate Modern, John Constable's 250th birthday at the British Museum, and Aleksandra Kasuba at Tate St Ives.
10 Museums for America's 250th Anniversary
Explore 10 museums across the US highlighting American history, art, and culture for the nation's semiquincentennial, with exhibits opening from May 2026.
Best Recent Crime and Thrillers: A Review Roundup of Five New Novels
A roundup of the best recent crime and thrillers, including Abir Mukherjee's The Pinnacle, Jordan Harper's A Violent Masterpiece, and more.
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Helena Gao: The Pop Star Behind Zara Larsson's Breakout
Helena Gao, who co-wrote most of Zara Larsson's Grammy-nominated album, launches her solo career with a revelatory new sound blending heavy bass, trance, and falsetto.
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