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Impressionist Dealer's Legacy Arrives in Geelong
Discovering the Impressionists at Geelong Gallery celebrates Paul Durand-Ruel, featuring 70+ works by Monet, Renoir, and more, from June 20.
Summer TV Guide 2026: Premieres and Must-Watch Shows
Your ultimate summer TV guide for 2026, featuring new series, returning favorites, and top picks across streaming and broadcast.
Top 7 Films on TV This Week: They Will Kill You, Aftersun
Zazie Beetz stars in the gory horror thriller They Will Kill You, plus Aftersun, Wonka, and more. The seven best films to watch on TV this week.
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I Will Find You to Sugar: Seven Best Shows to Stream This Week
From gripping thrillers to lighthearted comedies, discover the top seven shows to stream this week, including I Will Find You and Sugar.
Pride Musical Revives LGSM and Miners' Alliance
The new musical adaptation of the film 'Pride' tells the true story of LGBTQ+ activists and striking Welsh miners. Original participants share their emotional reactions to seeing their lives on stage.
Hamlet Hail to the Thief Sets London Barbican Dates
Acclaimed fusion of Shakespeare's Hamlet and Radiohead's album Hail to the Thief will open at the Barbican theatre this autumn.
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?
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.
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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.
Amandaland Finale, High Street Crime, and More TV Tonight
Amandaland 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.
Best Medicine Review: US Doc Martin Remake Is Perfect Rubbish
The US remake of Doc Martin, Best Medicine, is a cosy medical drama that soothes viewers with smalltown charm and secret goodness. It's formulaic but lavishly done, perfect for escaping distress.
Best Medicine: US Doc Martin Remake with Josh Charles
Josh Charles stars as grumpy doctor Martin Best in new Sky One series Best Medicine, a US remake of Doc Martin. Also tonight: Alan Carr's Interior Design Masters final and more.
Sinatra: The Musical Opens in London – New West End Blockbuster
A new West End musical about Frank Sinatra's explosive rise has opened at the Aldwych theatre, featuring hits like One for My Baby and Come Fly With Me. First look photos inside.
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Kelly Cates on 2026 World Cup Salford 2am Presenting
BBC host Kelly Cates discusses the challenges of presenting the 2026 World Cup from Salford at 2am, sportswashing, and the brilliance of Argentina's win.
Why Widow's Bay Is a Must-Watch Horror Comedy on Apple TV
Matthew Rhys stars in this brilliantly balanced horror-comedy that has become a word-of-mouth hit on Apple TV, blending genuine scares with sharp workplace humor.
Best TV of 2026: Top Shows From Westeros to Hockey Romance
From a lighter Westeros spin-off to a queer hockey romance, 2026 has delivered outstanding television. Discover our top picks including Amandaland, Bait, Heated Rivalry, and more.
Best of the World With Antoni Porowski: Daftly Pointless
Antoni Porowski's travel show 'Best of the World' is a bewildering mix of meaningless idioms and aimless encounters, saved only by his charm. A pointless yet oddly watchable series.
Brexit Doc Revisits Referendum Campaign; TV Picks
A decade on, 'Brexit: A Very British Civil War' tells the story from the winners' perspective. Plus, Gareth Southgate helps young men, and Springwatch returns.
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Manchester Camerata: Mental Torments Build to Royal Meltdown
A clever programme from Manchester Camerata builds to Peter Maxwell Davies's Eight Songs for a Mad King, with Schumann and Errollyn Wallen works exploring mental anguish.
Milo Rau: Tribunals to Thiel Controversy
Swiss director Milo Rau, known for staging court cases as theatre, faces backlash after inviting and then disinviting Palantir founder Peter Thiel at Vienna festival, raising questions about his methods.
TV Tonight: Holiday From Hell in Two Weeks on BBC One
Two Weeks on BBC One delivers a hilarious holiday party gone wrong. Plus, relive the 1966 World Cup final in colour and more TV picks.
Widow's Bay: The Must-Watch Horror-Comedy of Summer
AppleTV+'s 'Widow's Bay' blends horror and comedy perfectly, becoming a word-of-mouth sensation. Discover why this small-town spooky series is captivating audiences.
Theatregoers Share Tales of Bad Behaviour After Pike Incident
Readers respond to Polly Hudson's article about unsocial behaviour in theatres, following Rosamund Pike calling out an audience member for texting during her play. From rustling snacks to shocking sex acts, theatregoers share their worst experiences.
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Are You Watching? Review: Unflinching Fury at the Web's Vile Side
A review of Georgie Dettmer's play Are You Watching? at the Royal Court, London, which brutally interrogates internet culture and our consumption of sex and violence through a teenage lens.
Jemaine Clement and Nicola Walker on Alice and Steve
In the new 'wrongcom' Alice and Steve, stars Jemaine Clement and Nicola Walker explore sexual betrayal, friendship, and age-gap relationships with dark humor and raw emotion.
Rivals Review: Jilly Cooper's Rutshire Blissful Escape
The second series of Rivals brings Jilly Cooper's beloved Rutshire to life, offering a nostalgic, fun-filled escape with delicious villains and adorable heroines.
Alice and Steve to Proud: Seven Best Shows to Stream This Week
This week's top streaming picks include the cringe comedy 'Alice and Steve', Rob Rinder's true crime series, Antoni Porowski's food travel show, and more.
How Off Campus Handles Sexual Violence with Sensitivity
Prime Video's Off Campus sensitively portrays sexual violence aftermath without graphic depictions, challenging harmful norms and fostering empathy.
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Broadway Phone Ban for 'Liberation' to Continue in London
The Pulitzer-winning play 'Liberation' will enforce a phone ban in London, requiring audiences to seal devices in pouches to protect actors during nude scenes.
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