Something in the Water returns to Newcastle Theatre Royal on June 28 with an all-star line-up, including Joe McElderry, Christina Bianco, and Danny Adams, after raising £28,000 for charity in 2025.
Princess Anne revived a floral dress from 1983 for the Master Mariners' banquet, showcasing her commitment to sustainable fashion and timeless style.
Charli XCX said spending time with Madonna in Paris was 'very inspiring' and 'fab', after they partied together and accidentally threw two parties.
Days of Glory (2006), a French war drama about Algerian soldiers fighting for France in WW2, is hailed as a masterpiece. Its powerful message reportedly helped change French pension policy for colonial veterans.
Archaeologists have discovered the ancient Mayan city Minanbé in the Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, featuring a decapitation scene on Stela 1, dating to AD 849.
Tony-winning choreographer Sonya Tayeh's dance piece The Surge at Aviva Studios pays kinetic tribute to Sinéad O'Connor, blending contemporary dance with her music. The 10-woman cast delivers flawless choreography, earning a 4/5 star rating.
Gareth Malone invites the next Prime Minister to join his UK sing-along tour and calls for a mandate for more music in schools, citing confidence and life skills.
Heaton Hall, the Grade I-listed 1772 mansion in Heaton Park that featured in Netflix's House of Guinness, reopens after an extensive refurbishment, including chandelier restoration and electrical upgrades.
Geordie Shore star Chloe Ferry reveals she is having breast implants removed after reversing her BBL, citing health risks and a desire for a natural look as she plans for marriage and motherhood with soulmate Alex Swinney.
Co-op's own-brand mayonnaise won Which?'s taste test, beating Hellmann's and Heinz. It's priced at £1.35 for 500ml, well under half the cost of leading brands.
Physicists at the Large Hadron Collider accidentally produce gold from lead while mimicking the Big Bang, creating 29 trillionths of a gram of gold per second.
The fifth and final statue by Monumental Welsh Women honours Elizabeth Andrews OBE JP, a pioneering women's and children's rights campaigner, unveiled at Rhondda Heritage Park Museum in Trehafod.
Express.co.uk ranks the seven best war series of all time based on public ratings, with a 'flawless masterpiece' currently streaming. From Generation War to Foyle's War, discover the top picks.
Charity Dingle confesses her baby lie and Dr Todd's sexual assault to Mackenzie Boyd in shocking Emmerdale scenes, leading to a police decision.
The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment under Maxim Emelyanychev delivered a revelatory performance of Brahms's final concert programme, blending period instruments with profound insight.
Nigella Lawson, 66, credits her glowing skin to eating butter and avoiding the sun due to an allergy. She also discusses ageing, loss, and her new role on The Great British Bake Off.
The Box Plymouth has been awarded the Art Fund Museum of the Year 2026, winning £120,000 for its ambitious community work and transformative impact on the city.
Restorers discovered that a Rembrandt painting was altered after the artist's death to erase a turban from a man's head, revealing a hidden detail about the artwork's history.
CBeebies Panto 'Treasure Island' will run at Liverpool Empire Theatre on October 3-4, 2026, featuring Andy Day and festive surprises for families.
Guardian readers discuss Natalia Ginzburg's overlooked role, Half Man Half Biscuit album details, memory test validity, Andy Burnham photo critique, and Roman emperors.
Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson's first major Australian exhibition at NGV features nine-screen installation 'The Visitors' and other video works exploring beauty, sadness, and human experience.
Gen Alpha slang shares surprising parallels with Minionese, the made-up language from Despicable Me, including loanwords and Italian-inspired phrases. The upcoming Minions & Monsters movie features a 15-minute Minionese sequence.
The V&A Storehouse in east London has been named Art Fund Museum of the Year 2026, winning a £120,000 prize for its innovative storage and public display of 250,000 objects.
Tate Modern's 'Frida: The Making of an Icon' examines how Kahlo's likeness became a global brand, while curators and critics debate whether commodification obscures her true identity as a rude, heavy-drinking communist.
Kenji Tanigaki's martial-arts film 'The Furious' follows a handyman searching for his kidnapped daughter, blending Taken-style dadsploitation with exhilarating action and jaw-dropping choreography.
From Aquabeads to Beyblades, these toys won over our tester and her six-year-old panel. Expert-approved picks that hold sustained interest.
A new retrospective honors director Elaine May, whose 1971 film 'A New Leaf' and 1976's 'Mikey and Nicky' faced studio battles and gender bias. Collaborators and fans celebrate her trailblazing career.
A wheelchair user attends an adaptive ballet class at the Royal Ballet School led by disabled dancer Kate Stanforth, finding acceptance and joy in movement despite her progressive neuromuscular condition.
As John Cusack turns 60, we rank his 20 best film roles, from the puppeteer in Being John Malkovich to the hitman in Grosse Pointe Blank, highlighting his deadpan cool and intense performances.
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and Rumon Gamba do full justice to Mel Bonis's finely crafted, sensuous orchestral music. Soprano Elizabeth Watts delivers beautiful songs, including the appealing Le Chat sur le Toit.