Comic Relief 2025: Alison Hammond, Catherine Tate Lead TV Tonight
The BBC's Comic Relief fundraiser is back with Alison Hammond, Catherine Tate, and more. Plus, highlights include Gardeners' World, Ted season two, and Peaky Blinders film.
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Pygmalion's Johannes-Passion: A Theatrical Bach Recording
Raphaël Pichon and Pygmalion deliver a dramatic new recording of Bach's St John Passion, featuring incisive conducting and a fine lineup of soloists.
The Pitt to Bait: Best Shows to Stream This Week
British audiences can now binge the hit medical drama The Pitt starring Noah Wyle, while Riz Ahmed shines in Bait. Discover seven must-watch streaming series.
Trouser Turn-Up Trend: Royalty to Runways
The trouser turn-up is making a stylish comeback, seen on Harry Styles and at Paris Fashion Week. Experts reveal how to perfect this preppy detail for a crisp, functional look.
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Lord and Miller: Hollywood Duo on Gosling, Spielberg, Star Wars
Directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller discuss their rise from DGA scrutiny to directing Ryan Gosling in Project Hail Mary, sharing insights on Hollywood collaboration and setbacks.
Huw Marc Bennett's Heol Las: Welsh Folk Goes Cosmic
Multi-instrumentalist Huw Marc Bennett's third album Heol Las transforms traditional Glamorgan tunes with synths, sitars, and surf rock, creating a revelatory fusion of past and future.
Best Films on TV: DiCaprio, Elordi, and More This Week
Discover the top films airing on TV, including Paul Thomas Anderson's Oscar-winning 'One Battle After Another' with Leonardo DiCaprio and a 50s-set drama starring Jacob Elordi and Daisy Edgar-Jones.
HBO's 'Neighbors' Delves into Bizarre Feuds and Paranoia
The HBO docuseries 'Neighbors' examines extreme neighbor disputes, revealing themes of property rights, mental health, and modern American culture in a gripping format.
Grace Ives' 'Girlfriend': A Sobriety Epic in Pop
New Yorker Grace Ives' third album 'Girlfriend' marks a bold departure from DIY origins, channeling cult pop influences like Lorde and Sky Ferreira in a windswept, hyperdetailed masterpiece.
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Florence Knapp on Literary Inspirations and Writing Journey
Debut author Florence Knapp shares her reading memories, from childhood tears over Charlotte's Web to aspiring to write with Maya Angelou's warmth and Claire Keegan's skill.
Living Review: Sheffield Playhouse Drama Spans Six Decades
Leo Butler's new play 'Living' at Sheffield Playhouse races through six decades of modern history, from the moon landing to the pandemic, exploring a family's journey in Burngreave.
Ted Booth: Hornsey College Poet and Mountaineer Dies at 87
Ted Booth, a poet and lecturer at Hornsey College of Art, has passed away at 87. He published five poetry volumes and was an avid mountaineer, conquering over 400 peaks.
Femcels' 'I Have to Get Hotter' Explores Modern Womanhood
London duo Femcels release a sharply observed electro-twee album, blending irony and sincerity to depict young womanhood in 2020s London with high-tempo energy.
Konrad Mägi Exhibition Lights Up London's Art Scene
A major exhibition of Estonian modernist Konrad Mägi opens in London, alongside highlights from Fiona Banner, Leonora Carrington, and more in this week's art roundup.
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Crime Thriller Reviews: A&E Drama to Cold War Mystery
A roundup of the best recent crime and thriller novels, including Christie Watson's hospital-set 'Killing Me Softly' and Oana Aristide's Romanian mystery 'Astronaut!'.
Secret Garden Musical Haunts York Theatre with Ghosts
John Doyle's revival of The Secret Garden musical at York Theatre Royal transforms the children's classic into a haunting tale focused on adult ghosts and secrets, set in a gloomy, interior space.
Spider-Man Trailer Teases X-Men Mutant Arrival in MCU
The record-breaking trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day sparks speculation about mutants entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with DNA mutation themes and rumored casting.
BTS 'Arirang' Album Review: Korean Roots, Global Sound
BTS ends their hiatus with 'Arirang,' blending K-pop experimentation and western collaborations to recapture their distinctive identity in a 14-track album of fun and weirdness.
Oscars 2026: Men's Lapel Pins Spark Fashion Debate
At the 2026 Oscars, leading men like Adrien Brody and Leonardo DiCaprio showcased elaborate brooches, igniting discussions on male accessories and political messaging in Hollywood fashion.
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Guardian Australia Wins at Quill Awards for Journalism Excellence
Sports writer Jonathan Horn and photographer Chris Hopkins secured top honours at the Melbourne Press Club's Quill awards for their impactful Guardian Australia features.
Alice Coltrane's Jazz Revival: From Overlooked to Championed
The radical work of jazz harpist Alice Coltrane, once dismissed by critics, is now celebrated by stars like Doja Cat and David Byrne, with a new biography and exhibition highlighting her legacy.
Wild Garlic Martini Recipe: Seasonal Cocktail from Bear
Discover how to make Bear's wild garlic martini, a pungent seasonal cocktail infused with honey. This recipe from Carlo Scotto's restaurant in Beaconsfield celebrates wild garlic season with a unique twist on the classic martini.
Matisse's Final Years: Late-Life Genius Exhibition in Paris
The Grand Palais in Paris presents an epic exhibition of Henri Matisse's final 13 years, showcasing 300 works that redefined modern art through stunning colours and revolutionary cutouts.
CBS News Layoffs: Strategic Cuts Under Bari Weiss
CBS News is implementing layoffs as part of a strategic restructuring, with editor-in-chief Bari Weiss emphasizing the cuts are not due to poor performance but industry changes.
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Raynor Winn's Debut Prize Scrutinised Over Earlier Book
Author Raynor Winn published a book under a pseudonym in 2012, years before her acclaimed memoir The Salt Path, despite claiming it as her debut work, raising questions about prize eligibility.
Brenda Blethyn on Leaving Vera and New Channel 4 Role
Vera star Brenda Blethyn opens up about ending her 14-year role as DCI Vera Stanhope and her new sophisticated part in Channel 4's A Woman of Substance.
Louis Theroux's Question to Myron Gaines' Ex Angie Changed Everything
Angie Camacho, ex-girlfriend of Myron Gaines from Louis Theroux's 'Inside the Manosphere' documentary, reveals how Theroux's probing question made her deeply question her relationship and future.
BBC's Fresh Austen Adaptation Beats Endless Remakes
The BBC's 'The Other Bennet Sister' provides a refreshing take on Jane Austen's world, focusing on a neglected character, as critics grow weary of repetitive adaptations like Netflix's upcoming Pride and Prejudice remake.
Sydney Sweeney's Seductress Lingerie Launch with Rose Photos
Actress Sydney Sweeney releases sizzling Instagram photos for her SYRN Seductress collection, featuring red roses and lace, ahead of next week's sale.
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Nicola Peltz Claims Brooklyn Beckham as Family Son Amid Feud
Nicola Peltz asserts her parents view Brooklyn Beckham as their own son in Elle interview, escalating ongoing rift with Victoria and David Beckham's family.
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