We Had a World Review: Family Matriarchs at War
Joshua Harmon's new play at Hampstead Theatre explores the fraught relationship between his mother and grandmother, with sharp character studies and a thoughtful if sedate staging.
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Diana Evans Wins Jhalak Prose Prize for Nonfiction Collection
Diana Evans wins the UK's Jhalak prose prize for her nonfiction collection 'I Want to Talk to You,' celebrating writers of colour. The award includes a £1,000 prize.
Glenn Close, Ridley Scott Get Honorary Oscars
Glenn Close and Ridley Scott, long snubbed by the Academy, will finally receive honorary Oscars at the Governors Awards in November. They join animator Floyd Norman and producers Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler.
Karla Bidi to Illuminate Stirling Coastline in 2027
Karla Bidi, a First Nations art trail that illuminated Perth's rivers this year, will light up the City of Stirling's northern coastline in 2027, with a $35,000 sponsorship approved.
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Merriwa Students Create Colourful Mural at Dalvik Park
Merriwa Primary School students have turned an old tennis court hit-up wall at Dalvik Park into a vibrant, ever-evolving mural, providing a safe legal space for creative expression.
Alan Scales, TV Producer and BBC Cameraman, Dies at 88
Alan Scales, who ran Imagicians for over 40 years, produced documentaries on the royal family and worked on BBC's Nationwide, Panorama, and Newsnight. He died aged 88.
Meta whistleblower memoir sales surge 300% after Hay festival
Sales of Sarah Wynn-Williams' 'Careless People' jumped over 300% in the UK after she was silenced at Hay festival due to Meta legal threats, sparking censorship debate.
Art Gallery Overload? Readers Share Tips
Readers respond to an article on art overload in galleries, offering advice on how to enjoy exhibits without feeling overwhelmed by the vast collections.
David Harbour Comments on Lily Allen's Album for First Time
David Harbour has spoken publicly for the first time about Lily Allen's revealing album 'West End Girl', which details the dissolution of their marriage. He respects her art but says the songs didn't match his experience.
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Kimmel and Meyers Mock Trump's NBA Finals Nap and Iran Claims
Late night hosts Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Meyers took aim at Donald Trump for dozing off during the NBA finals, misleading Iran peace talks, and plans for a Trump Promenade in Washington DC.
Maureen Duffy: Fierce Advocate for Copyright
Maureen Duffy, a fierce advocate for copyright for all creators, is remembered for her relentless battles with UK and EU copyright officials, her leadership of the Authors' Licensing and Collecting Society, and her prolific writing.
Tip Toe Finale Stuns Viewers with Brutal Ending
The series finale of Tip Toe aired this week, featuring a vicious murder that left viewers horrified and 'mentally scarred' by the graphic depiction of homophobic violence.
Chilling Comment Unmasked Rolf Harris as Predator
A new ABC docuseries reveals how convicted sex offender Rolf Harris hid in plain sight, with a former promoter recounting a disturbing comment that exposed his true nature.
Dean Cain Under Fire Over Supergirl Joke
Former Superman actor Dean Cain faces backlash after mocking new Supergirl star Milly Alcock's appearance in a social media post, drawing comparisons to a character from Land of the Lost.
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Mark-Paul Gosselaar Shows Off Abs at 52
Mark-Paul Gosselaar, 52, stunned fans with his shredded physique while promoting his new raunchy series Bulges at the 2026 Bell Media Upfronts in Toronto.
Doctor Who's Future Uncertain After Davies Exit
Doctor Who faces an uncertain future as Russell T Davies exits, leaving cliffhangers and low ratings. Can a new showrunner revive the beloved franchise?
Greg Brennan on Famous Kate Moss Photo
Photographer Greg Brennan reveals the real story behind his iconic 2007 shot of Kate Moss at the Donmar Warehouse, challenging tabloid narratives.
Witchcraft Retreat in Ireland Draws US Women for Healing
At a sold-out witchcraft retreat in Ireland, women from the US and beyond gather to speak with the dead, confront anger, and build community outside traditional religion.
Wojnarowicz and Browne Stand Out at Glasgow International
A review of Glasgow International 2024, highlighting David Wojnarowicz's powerful exhibition in a decaying terrace and Renèe Helèna Browne's film about farm life and survival.
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Concert Dressing 2026: Harry Styles to Metallica Style Tips
Forget band tees. Concert dressing in 2026 is about subtle nods to your favorite artists. From Harry Styles' retro tailoring to CMAT's joyful mash-ups, here's how to nail the look.
Favorite Beach Reads: Share Your Summer Picks
We invite readers to recommend their top beach reads for summer. Share the books you love for lazy days by the water and why they're perfect for holidays.
Sorkin's 'The Social Reckoning' Trailer Drops with Strong
The first trailer for Aaron Sorkin's Facebook sequel 'The Social Reckoning' features Jeremy Strong as Mark Zuckerberg and Mikey Madison as whistleblower Frances Haugen, focusing on the fallout from leaked documents.
X-Men Actor Tyler Mane Reveals Rare Male Breast Cancer
Tyler Mane, star of X-Men, announces he has rare male breast cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy, aiming to raise awareness about the condition.
Dark Truths Behind Classic Children's Book Characters
Explore the real-life tragedies behind Peter Pan, Christopher Robin, and Alice in Wonderland, as author of 'The Children' examines the dark side of childhood literary fame.
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Are Weight-Loss Drugs Reshaping Black Beauty Standards?
As GLP-1 medications like Ozempic spread across the Black diaspora, concerns arise about their impact on health, body image, and culturally specific beauty ideals.
Summer Game Fest 2025: Key Trends and Highlights
From horror galore to Chinese action games and Y2K nostalgia, we break down the biggest trends, trailers, and surprises from this year's Summer Game Fest livestreams.
Every Year After Review: Sweet Romantic Trash
Based on Carley Fortune's novel, Every Year After is a hunk-packed romance set in a lakeside town. It's irresistible escapist tosh, perfect for fans of The Summer I Turned Pretty.
Under the Shadow Review: Leila Farzad Shines
Leila Farzad delivers a fantastic performance in this nerve-shredding adaptation of the 2016 film, set during the Iran-Iraq war in 1980s Tehran.
BBC Cancels Doctor Who Christmas Special Amid Future Uncertainty
The BBC has cancelled the planned Doctor Who Christmas special, citing a focus on the series' long-term future after the departure of showrunner Russell T Davies and producer Bad Wolf.
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Brides Who Wed in Suits: Inspiring Stories Before Dua Lipa
Dua Lipa's wedding suit made headlines, but many brides before her chose suits over dresses. Read their stories of style, comfort, and rebellion.
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