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Stephen Colbert's Late Show Wins Emmy for Writing
Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show' secures a prestigious Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series, marking a significant victory for the host and his team in the 2025 Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
Soprano's Stage Fright Revelation Shakes Classical Music World
Renowned British soprano Louise Alder opens up about her severe performance anxiety ahead of Last Night of the Proms, linking the crisis in arts funding to mental health struggles among musicians.
Royal Opera House in row over Russian singer performance
London's Royal Opera House is embroiled in a major controversy after permitting Russian soprano Anna Netrebko to perform, sparking accusations of cultural betrayal and igniting fierce criticism from Ukrainian groups and arts figures.
Nate Bargatze to Host 2024 Emmy Awards
American stand-up comedian Nate Bargatze has been officially announced as the host for the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards, bringing his signature dry wit to one of television's biggest nights.
Bryan Cranston & Julie Andrews Win 2024 Creative Arts Emmys
The stars came out for the 2024 Creative Arts Emmys! Bryan Cranston, Julie Andrews, and Julianne Nicholson lead the winners' list. Get all the glamorous details and see who took home television's highest honours.
Jackie Chan & Jet Li's 2000s Film Revolution
A deep dive into the 2000s martial arts film revolution, exploring how Jackie Chan's 'Rush Hour' and Jet Li's 'Crouching Tiger' redefined global cinema and bridged East-West cultural divides.
Severance Wins Big at Creative Arts Emmy Awards
Apple TV+'s critically acclaimed series 'Severance' wins big at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, claiming four trophies including Outstanding Casting and Main Title Design, setting the stage for the Primetime Emmys.
Meanjin Literary Journal Closes After 85 Years
The shocking closure of Australia's venerable literary journal Meanjin after 85 years sparks outrage and sorrow, highlighting a deepening crisis for the nation's cultural institutions.
Trump's Kennedy Center Takeover Sparks Artistic Rebellion
Exclusive: Donald Trump's controversial installation of loyalists to control the Kennedy Center sparks artistic rebellion and allegations of political interference in Washington's iconic cultural institution.
China Fashion Week's Martial Arts Balloon Spectacle
Stunning visuals from China Fashion Week where martial arts met haute couture in a breathtaking hot air balloon display, redefining avant-garde runway shows.
Noni Hazlehurst Stuns in Gritty 'The Lark' Revival
Veteran Australian actress Noni Hazlehurst delivers a powerhouse performance in Jean Anouilh's 'The Lark', a poignant and timely exploration of faith, resistance, and integrity in a new Melbourne production.
Melvyn Bragg Steps Down from BBC's In Our Time
The BBC has launched a search for a new presenter for the flagship Radio 4 programme 'In Our Time' as its legendary host, Lord Melvyn Bragg, announces his departure after a quarter of a century.
Sweden Defines Its Culture With New State-Sponsored Canon
Sweden has officially defined its national identity with a new state-sponsored cultural canon, moving beyond stereotypes to celebrate everything from Viking history to avant-garde film. But is this a celebration of heritage or a controversial act of state
Artist's optical illusion transforms girlfriend's ageing car
A creative boyfriend has stunned social media by using optical illusion art to disguise his partner's ageing Peugeot 107, making dents and scratches vanish with a breathtaking pavement painting.
Melvyn Bragg's final Radio 4 show after 22-year tenure
After an extraordinary 22-year reign, Melvyn Bragg presents his final episode of 'The South Bank Show', marking the end of an era for British arts broadcasting and leaving an indelible legacy on Radio 4.
Melvyn Bragg Steps Down from BBC Radio After 33 Years
Veteran broadcaster Lord Melvyn Bragg has announced his departure from his long-running BBC Radio 4 show, 'The South Bank Show', marking the end of a 33-year era in British arts broadcasting.
Anna Netrebko: Why silencing artists endangers culture
An in-depth analysis of the growing trend to silence opera stars like Anna Netrebko over political views, and why the arts world is pushing back against this dangerous precedent.
Johnny Vegas swaps stand-up for sculpture in career U-turn
Comedian Johnny Vegas reveals why he's stepping away from stand-up to pursue his true passion: ceramics. In an exclusive interview, he talks creative hunger, artistic fulfilment, and building a new life from clay.
Theatres as Refugee Sanctuaries: Labour's New Proposal
Labour's Pat McFadden calls for a radical new scheme to house asylum seekers in UK theatre spaces, criticising the government's costly hotel policy and sparking a debate on arts funding and the refugee crisis.
GCSE Music faces extinction as costs soar to £400 per pupil
Exclusive: Soaring costs of music GCSEs are creating an 'apartheid' in arts education, with state school pupils priced out. The Child Poverty Action Group reveals the stark inequalities forcing schools to cut creative subjects.
Brian Oosthuysen: Visionary Drama Teacher Dies at 87
A tribute to the life and legacy of Brian Oosthuysen, the revolutionary drama teacher and author whose methods reshaped creative education in the UK and beyond.
Marvel Fires Director Jon Watts From Fantastic Four Reboot
In a dramatic turn of events, Marvel Studios has parted ways with acclaimed director Jon Watts from the upcoming Fantastic Four film. The split, reportedly due to 'creative differences,' sends shockwaves through Hollywood and leaves the highly anticipated
Hadley's Art Prize 2025: £100k Contemporary Art Showcase
Explore the mesmerising shortlist for the prestigious £100,000 Hadley's Art Prize 2025. Discover groundbreaking contemporary works from Britain's most talented artists in this exclusive gallery showcase.
UK Lego sales surge as parents ditch smartphones for creative play
New data reveals a significant rise in Lego sales across the UK, driven by parents actively steering their children towards creative, tactile play and away from smartphone and tablet screens.
Hobbycraft to Close Six UK Stores in Major Shake-Up
Arts and crafts retailer Hobbycraft is set to close six stores across the UK in a major restructuring plan, putting dozens of jobs at risk. Get the full details on the locations and the company's strategy.
Brad Pitt's Furious 1996 Emmys Confrontation Revealed
Actress Katherine LaNasa recounts the tense moment a furious Brad Pitt confronted her and then-husband Dennis Hopper at the Emmy Awards, shedding new light on Hollywood's hidden rivalries.
Talented Dancer Isabella Clark, 16, Dies After School Collapse
The performing arts community is in mourning after Isabella Clark, a gifted 16-year-old dancer from Southport, tragically passed away after collapsing at school. Tributes pour in for the 'beautiful' and talented young performer.
Griff Rhys Jones: Young People's Futures Stifled
Comedian and writer Griff Rhys Jones delivers a powerful polemic on the generational injustice facing young Britons, from the housing crisis and student debt to a stifled creative economy.
Kennedy Center removes Trump's name from honours
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has formally removed Donald Trump's name from its prestigious honours programme, reversing a 2019 decision and citing his actions surrounding the Capitol riot.
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