Is Mum OK: Documentary on Britain's Unpaid Carers
A new documentary 'Is Mum OK?' highlights the struggles of Britain's hidden army of unpaid carers, exploring the emotional and financial toll on families.
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'Is Mum OK' Doc Exposes UK's Hidden Carer Army
A new documentary 'Is Mum OK' reveals the struggles of Britain's 5 million unpaid carers, highlighting the need for better support and recognition.
Georg Baselitz Review: White Cube Bermondsey
A review of Georg Baselitz's exhibition at White Cube Bermondsey, exploring his inverted figures and bold expressionism.
Signal One: Dennis Quaid and David Thewlis in Sci-Fi
A review of Signal One, a sci-fi film about first contact with aliens, starring Isabelle Fuhrman, Dennis Quaid, and David Thewlis.
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What It's Like to Be a Dictator's Personal Chef
In the documentary 'How to Feed a Dictator', chefs of brutal leaders like Idi Amin and Saddam Hussein reveal their unusual lives behind the scenes, blending cooking with atrocity.
Big Tent FotoFocus Center Ohio Exhibition Showcases Photos
The Big Tent FotoFocus Center in Ohio hosts a new photography exhibition featuring diverse works exploring identity, community, and landscape.
Debut Novelist at 51: The Pros of a Late Start
Patrick Freyne reflects on being a debut novelist at 51, embracing the advantages of age, experience, and a fresh perspective in literature.
Chilean Lawmakers Propose Museum of Truth for Pre-Pinochet Era
Chilean legislators have introduced a bill to create a Museum of Truth, focusing on historical events before the 1973 coup, aiming to educate and preserve memory.
Predator: The Billionaire Football Boss Review – BBC Exposes Sullivan
A BBC investigation delves into the controversial career of West Ham co-owner David Sullivan, revealing allegations of misconduct and exploitation.
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Allegra Review: Maureen Lipman Shines in New Play
Maureen Lipman delivers a captivating performance in Peter Quilter's new play Allegra, a heartfelt exploration of family and ambition.
Barbers Contest and Pope Leo in Spain: Tuesday's Photos
A barbers contest in Italy and Pope Leo XIV's visit to Spain highlight today's global news photos, capturing cultural and religious moments.
Tony Livesey Steps Back from BBC Radio Show
Veteran broadcaster Tony Livesey is taking a step back from his BBC Radio 5 Live show, citing a need for a break after many years on air.
DMZ Label: The Soul of Dubstep History
Explore the history of DMZ, the iconic label that defined dubstep's soul, featuring key artists and releases.
Trump's White House Cage Arena: A Suggestion
Marina Hyde suggests Trump's new UFC arena on the White House lawn should host fights among his appointees, critiquing US advice on UK child social media bans and Hegseth's D-day speech.
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Jersey Teen Politician Not a Trump Fan Despite Congrats
Gabriel Raimondo, one of the world's youngest politicians, received a congratulatory message from Donald Trump but says he is not a fan of the US president.
Win Tate Membership, Tracey Emin Merch and More
Enter for a chance to win a Tate membership, exclusive Tracey Emin merchandise, and other art prizes in this exciting giveaway.
Baby Disrupts Branagh's RSC Show
A baby's cries caused a brief pause in Kenneth Branagh's RSC performance of King Lear, with the actor ad-libbing to acknowledge the interruption.
Danish String Quartet Captivates at Wigmore Hall
The Danish String Quartet impressed London audiences with a masterful performance at Wigmore Hall, blending Nordic folk influences with classical precision.
Romain Gavras and Surkin's Viral Visions of the Future
Filmmaker Romain Gavras and musician Surkin discuss their project Gener8ion, exploring prescient, dark visions of 2034 through music videos that often go viral.
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Kanya King, MOBO Awards Founder, Dies at 58
Kanya King, founder of the MOBO Awards, has died at 58. She pioneered celebrating Black music in the UK, leaving a lasting legacy.
Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within – A Digital Relic
Twenty-five years on, Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within remains a stunning visual achievement despite its narrative flaws, a testament to ambition.
Aussie Apples Put to the Test: Best Varieties Revealed
A blind taste test of Australian apple varieties reveals the sweetest and crunchiest options. Find out which ones topped the charts.
RA Summer Exhibition 2026: Creative Dazzle
The 2026 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition showcases over 1,200 works from established and emerging artists, celebrating diversity and innovation in contemporary art.
Jimmy Kimmel Mocks Trump Over Knicks Loss
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel roasted Donald Trump after the New York Knicks lost a playoff game, joking about Trump's involvement with the team.
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The author defends marriage as a meaningful institution, arguing it provides stability, love, and commitment in an era of casual relationships.
John Claridge: East End Photographer Dies at 81
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Tell Us Your Favourite TV Shows of 2026 So Far
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Pope Leo's Real Madrid Fandom Stirs Barcelona Fury
Pope Leo XIV's admission of supporting Real Madrid over Barcelona sparks backlash during his Spain visit, despite his call for harmony in Catalan.
Disclosure Day Review: Spielberg's Conspiracy Spectacular
Steven Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' is a conspiracy spectacular that explores deferred encounters and government secrets, blending sci-fi with political intrigue.
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