Inside the Totally Wired Festival: 50 Years of The Fall
A three-day festival in Manchester celebrates 50 years of The Fall with cover bands, walking tours, karaoke, and fans from around the world. Our writer attempts Eat Y'Self Fitter.
A three-day festival in Manchester celebrates 50 years of The Fall with cover bands, walking tours, karaoke, and fans from around the world. Our writer attempts Eat Y'Self Fitter.
A woman on weight-loss drugs asked to pay less for dinner because she ate less. The author argues this ruins friendships and that bills should always be split equally.
From texting at midnight to voice notes, experts share the do's and don'ts of phone use to avoid causing offence in public and private settings.
A roundup of the most electrifying films from the first half of 2026, including Jessie Buckley in The Bride!, Ian McKellen in The Christophers, and more must-see movies.
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RecommendedMary Harron discusses the 4K restoration of her 1996 film I Shot Andy Warhol, exploring Valerie Solanas's life, legacy, and the film's renewed relevance.
Zac Efron is reportedly living in Byron Bay while supervising construction of his sustainable hemp house in Tweed Valley, designed by Joost Bakker.
Allie Rowbottom's new novel takes readers into the 1980s LA porn industry through the eyes of two teenage runaways, exploring desire, exploitation, and survival.
RISING festival's international dance program features Oona Doherty's 'Hard to be Soft' and Florentina Holzinger's 'A Year without Summer', exploring human fragility and resilience.
Mexico faces South Africa in a repeat of the 2010 World Cup opener. Plus: no Real Madrid players in Spain's squad, and Everton's former managers at World Cup 2026.
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RecommendedRyan Wigglesworth, composer and conductor, discusses his journey from a shy choirboy to chief conductor of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, his mentors, and his role as featured artist at the Aldeburgh Festival.
The BBC will present the 2026 World Cup from a Salford studio, saving millions and cutting emissions, while rivals like ITV and Gary Lineker broadcast from New York.
A stylish and energetic descent into the cocaine-fueled 70s adult film industry, Boogie Nights remains a gaudy, seedy fun ride despite lacking later Anderson craft.
A new book argues that David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson's 1840s photographs of Scottish fishers constitute the first social documentary series, capturing community life with pioneering photography.
Silicon Valley figures like Elon Musk and Peter Thiel use Tolkien's imagery for anti-immigration rhetoric, but their interpretations overlook the author's deep suspicion of power and the dangers of wielding technology without accountability.
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RecommendedAmandaland series finale: Lucy Punch shines as grotesque Amanda. Plus, undercover investigation into high street crime, Hannah Fry on tech for disabled, and Surgeons: At the Edge of Life.
The beloved Agro puppet from the iconic Australian children's show has been donated to the National Film and Sound Archive, ensuring its preservation for future generations.
Explore the unique swallow-tailed gull, the only nocturnal gull, and the rare lava gull in the Galápagos Islands. Discover their adaptations and conservation status.
Mia Langley and Sam Guggenheimer faced online backlash for charging $250 for a social media class. After criticism, Langley reduced prices by 21%, now $140 for adults and $100 for minors.
Alex Cimo, a popular gaming influencer with over 400,000 followers, has died at 32 after a public battle with stage 4 colon cancer. His wife confirmed his passing on June 5.
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RecommendedA musical about Nigella Lawson helps a woman process grief, but the show struggles with character depth and memorable tunes. The production runs until 28 June in London.
Artist Caragh Thuring discusses her cosmic, chaotic paintings that blend medieval and modern imagery, from nuclear submarines to Elon Musk's satellites, and why she sees painting as both folly and rebellion.
Rhea Seehorn was visibly flustered as Bryan Cranston grilled her on her TV show and personal life during a CNN and Variety's Actors on Actors interview.
Lizzo's new album BITCH is headed for a disastrous debut. The star blames the shift from radio to streaming and a public attack on her career for the decline.
New Amsterdam star Janet Montgomery revealed she became a single mother 10 days after giving birth to her second child in 2025, sharing her private struggle on social media.
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RecommendedNiall Horan announces February 2027 Australian tour, skipping Perth for the third consecutive time as a solo artist, sparking fan backlash on social media.
Robert Irwin is reportedly in talks for a role in the Magic Mike reboot, causing concern for his mother Terri over the departure from his family-friendly image.
A royal author claims Kate Middleton strategically uses photography and hyper-emotive content to shape her public image, playing the royal game more cleverly than anyone.
A heartbroken British man shared his story on Reddit after his girlfriend of three years broke up with him just one day after he gave her a $5,000 gaming PC she had begged for.
Tony Rogers discusses his new film How To Talk Australians, a comedy about cultural clashes and the ocker spirit, premiering June 11.
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RecommendedA source claims Keith Urban has spent a 'small fortune' on spa treatments, massages, and skin tightening after his divorce from Nicole Kidman, as he struggles with being single.