Mary Berry BAFTA Fellowship: Tears and Laughter
Dame Mary Berry received the BAFTA Fellowship at 91, joking about her new YouTube channel and dedicating the award to her late son William, moving the audience to tears.
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Clooneys Dazzle at King's Trust 50th Anniversary Gala
George and Amal Clooney attended the King's Trust Celebration at Royal Albert Hall, marking the charity's 50th anniversary with a star-studded event hosted by Ant and Dec.
Basketball's Life-Changing Impact on a Musician
A musician shares how basketball discipline and teamwork reshaped his approach to music, performance, and personal growth.
Abandoned Cinemas: Haunting Beauty of Decaying Palaces
Photographers Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre capture the haunting beauty of abandoned early 20th-century cinemas across the US and Canada, now decaying relics of a bygone era.
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Queer as Punk Review: Yihwen Chen's Identity Exploration
Yihwen Chen's documentary 'Queer as Punk' celebrates the intersection of queer identity and punk culture through vibrant interviews and archival footage.
AI Creates New Molière Play for France
A new play written by AI in the style of Molière premieres in Paris, sparking debate about artificial intelligence and artistic creation in France.
Albatross Review: Antarctic Scientist's Frosty Homecoming
A review of Martha Loader's play 'Albatross' at UEA Drama Studio, exploring climate crisis and generational conflict through a glaciologist's return home.
Angels and Bone: Eno's Manchester Debut Behind the Scenes
A behind-the-scenes look at the Manchester premiere of Eno's new work 'Angels and Bone', featuring innovative staging and immersive soundscapes.
Michael Pennington: Actor of Astonishing Range and Wit
Michael Pennington, the celebrated actor known for his astonishing range, wise writing, and witty company, has left an indelible mark on stage and screen.
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Somerset sculptures mistaken for sex toys
A Somerset churchyard hosts 7ft-tall colorful sculptures that locals liken to sex toys. The 'Secret Sentinels' exhibition by Clare Burnett runs until August at the Bo Lee Gallery in Bruton.
Sturgeon, Beano at Dundee Book Festival 2026
Nicola Sturgeon, crime expert Sue Black, and Beano feature at Dundee Book Festival 2026, with 25 events across three days from June 19-21, most tickets £5.
Savannah Guthrie to Host 'Wordle' TV Adaptation
Savannah Guthrie will host a TV adaptation of the New York Times puzzle game 'Wordle' on NBC, premiering in primetime next year. Jimmy Fallon is a producer.
Race Across the World Moves to Wednesday This Week
The penultimate episode of Race Across the World season 6 airs Wednesday, May 13 at 8pm on BBC One, moved from its usual Thursday slot due to Eurovision semi-finals.
Akylas: Eurovision song 'Ferto' tackles greed and consumption
Akylas, Greece's Eurovision 2026 act, discusses his song 'Ferto' about greed and overconsumption, honoring his mother's sacrifices and childhood struggles.
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Bob Marley's Musical Dynasty: 13 Family Members
Explore the musical legacy of Bob Marley through his talented family members, from Rita and Ziggy to Damian and Skip, who continue to shape reggae and beyond.
'1917' on BBC iPlayer: Oscar-Winning War Film for Limited Time
The Oscar and BAFTA-winning war film '1917' is streaming free on BBC iPlayer for one month. Directed by Sir Sam Mendes, it follows two soldiers on a perilous mission.
Princess Kate Reveals Love for Padel, Plays with Parents
The Princess of Wales has taken up padel, playing with her parents in their 70s. She called the sport a great leveller and sociable for all generations.
Beatles Launch New Museum at Savile Row Rooftop Gig Site
The Beatles have bought back 3 Savile Row, the site of their iconic 1969 rooftop concert, to create a seven-floor museum with exhibits, a recreated studio, and rooftop access, opening in 2027.
Bank of Dave: The Musical Review – Local Hero Story in Song
Review of Bank of Dave: The Musical at Lowry, Salford. The tale of a Burnley businessman who gives his town a financial leg-up overeggs the north-south divide, but Pippa Cleary’s bright musical numbers propel the positivity.
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Jem Calder on Love, Precarity, and Sally Rooney
Debut author Jem Calder discusses his novel 'I Want You to Be Happy', millennial relationships, technology, and being called the voice of a generation.
ZEKE Award 2026: Period Poverty and Border Porters
Ginevra Bonina wins ZEKE award for documenting period poverty in India; Ebrahim Alipoor for capturing the lives of border porters in Iran-Iraq mountains.
Super Furry Animals Reunion: Stirring Show of Songcraft
Super Furry Animals reunite with a stirring Glasgow gig, showcasing immaculate songcraft and Gruff Rhys's transcendent voice. A two-hour set of classics and epics.
Died Pretty's Doughboy Hollow: Vinyl Reissue of Aussie Classic
Thirty-five years after release, Died Pretty's Doughboy Hollow finally gets a vinyl reissue. The album, once overlooked, is now seen as a cultural touchstone in Australian music.
Play Tells Stories of Kids in Australia's Justice System
A playwright spent a year with teens in youth centres and detention. Her play 'Saplings' brings their real-life stories to the stage, premiering at Sydney Opera House.
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Khadija Shaw: Trust and Triumph Drive Man City Star
Khadija Shaw reflects on her match-winning performance, trusting herself under pressure, and leading Manchester City closer to FA Cup glory after a dramatic week.
My Father's Diaries: haunting Srebrenica trauma documentary
Ado Hasanović's moving documentary transforms home videos from the Bosnian war into a devastating portrait of memory, survival and inherited grief.
John of John Review: Gay Love and Repression in the Hebrides
Douglas Stuart's new novel explores gay love and loneliness in the Hebrides, charting an uneasy homecoming for a young man and his father's secret.
Stunning Wildflower Photos Showcase Britain and Ireland's Flora
The Eden Project's National Wildflower Centre opens entries for Wildflower Photographer of the Year 2026 on 29 May, showcasing Britain and Ireland's 1,600 wildflower species.
Top Photos of the Day by AP Photojournalists (11.05.2026)
A curated selection of the most striking images from around the world, captured by Associated Press photographers on a single day.
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Neon's 6-Year Palme d'Or Streak at Cannes Continues
Neon, the indie distributor, has won six consecutive Palmes d'Or at Cannes. With nine films in competition this year, including hotly anticipated titles, it aims for a seventh win.
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