Zoo Education Head Wins National Award
Adam Welsh, Head of Education at Five Sisters Zoo, has been honored with the BIAZA Rising Star Award for his exceptional work in conservation education and engagement.
Category : Arts
Wham! Documentary Explores 1985 China Tour Legacy
A new documentary, 'Wham! 10 Days In China,' delves into the band's historic 1985 tour, the first by a Western pop act in China, featuring restored footage and interviews.
Old Tech Just as Addictive as Digital Today
A reader reflects on analogue music and old technologies, arguing they were just as addictive as today's digital media. Plus: football songs, Elon Musk, and NHS letters.
Invasion of the Parakeets Review: Chris Packham on Birds
Chris Packham's documentary explores whether parakeets are truly invasive or victims of speciesism, examining their impact on native birds and crops.
New Film Sheds Light on Greece's Overlooked Founding Father
A new biopic explores the life of Ioannis Kapodistrias, the first governor of Greece, who built the modern state but remains controversial and little known outside Greece.
Art Trail Through Provence: From Marseille to Arles
Explore a dazzling cultural summer in Provence, from Marseille's vibrant art scene to Aix, Avignon, and Arles, with museums, festivals, and contemporary art highlights.
Birds of Mexico City: Henket's Portraits Redefine Gender
Pieter Henket's 'Birds of Mexico City' captures a generation redefining gender and identity through stunning portraits, blending art, culture, and self-expression.
The Uses of Utopia Review: Can Ideal Society Exist?
A review of Joad Raymond Wren's intellectual history of utopias, from Thomas More to Ursula K Le Guin, exploring the tension between ideal societies and their practical failures.
Gregg Allman Documentary: Trauma and Triumph
A new documentary delves into Gregg Allman's life, marked by family tragedy, addiction, and musical genius, highlighting his solo career and the enduring shadow of his brother Duane.
Labyrinth at 40: An Oral History of Jim Henson's Cult Classic
Forty years after its release, Jim Henson's dark fantasy Labyrinth is a cult classic. Cast and crew share memories of Bowie, puppets, and the film's journey from box office flop to beloved icon.
Indigenous American Art Explodes with Anger at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Yorkshire Sculpture Park showcases 38 Indigenous American artists addressing stolen land, ancestral traditions, and queer identity through diverse media.
Thirst Review: Icelandic Gore Fest Rips It Up in 80s Style
A 1,000-year-old vampire obsessed with removing men's genitals stars in this body horror film, shot in trashy 1980s synth-heavy style. Over-the-top and ridiculous, but lacks bite.
Obama Center: $850m Museum with 30 Artist Commissions
The Obama Presidential Center in Chicago opens with original works by 30 artists, including Julie Mehretu and Njideka Akunyili Crosby, alongside historic memorabilia from Obama's presidency.
Don DeLillo Gave Me His Blessing: Ben Rivers Interview
Film-maker Ben Rivers on how a fan letter from Don DeLillo led to adapting his play 'The Word for Snow' in a postapocalyptic, adult-free world.
Sean Penn to Direct Jan 6 Drama with Bradley Cooper
Sean Penn will write and direct a film about the January 6 Capitol riot, with Bradley Cooper set to star as a police officer involved in the insurrection.
JR Turns Pont Neuf into a Cave Art Installation
French artist JR unveils La Caverne du Pont Neuf, a monumental cave-like installation on Paris' oldest bridge, evoking primeval fears and offering an immersive, uncomfortable crossing.
Readers' Best Photos: Baltic Sea and Musical Duo
A collection of stunning reader-submitted photographs from around the world, including a Baltic sailing trip, a musical duo, and breathtaking landscapes.
Mark Gatiss and Placeo Revive Brecht's Hitler Satire for RSC
Mark Gatiss stars in RSC's revival of Brecht's Hitler satire Arturo Ui, with music by Placebo, highlighting parallels to modern politics.
Channel 5 Little Disasters Episode Guide and Schedule
Little Disasters, the gripping psychological thriller on Channel 5, has captivated viewers. Find the full episode schedule, cast details, and synopsis here.
Trump Orders Sweeping Immigration Pause After Washington Shooting
Trump orders halt to asylum applications and extra scrutiny of migrants from 19 countries after Washington shooting.
Romania Recovers 2500-Year-Old Golden Helmet From Dutch Museum
Romania recovers 2,500-year-old golden helmet stolen from Dutch museum in plea deal with suspects; two of three stolen bracelets also returned.
Netflix's The Polygamist: Real Life Inspiration Explained
Netflix's The Polygamist has captivated viewers, but is it based on true events? The series draws from real polygamy stories and the author's family history.
84p-a-Day Drink for Younger-Looking Skin, Says Woman
A woman shares her experience with Reverse Life's Marine Collagen drink, priced at 84p per day, claiming it helps her look younger. The supplement combines collagen, hyaluronic acid, and vitamins.
3 Surprising Vaseline Uses Beyond Lips and Skin
Discover three unexpected ways to use Vaseline in your beauty routine, from removing blackheads to making perfume last longer, as shared by beauty experts.
Harlan Coben's Final Twist Now Streaming on ITVX
Harlan Coben's debut true crime series, 'Final Twist,' is now available in full on ITVX, exploring real-life mysteries with exclusive interviews and archival materials.
Museum of Youth Culture Opens in Camden with Vast Archive
Museum of Youth Culture opens in Camden on 15 May with 100,000-item archive covering British youth subcultures from mods to ravers.
Booing at the Opera: A Growing Trend in UK Audiences?
Debate over booing at the Royal Opera House after a stand-in could not perform Nessun Dorma, with critics weighing in on audience behaviour.
Wombles TV Comeback After Nearly 30 Years
The Wombles are officially returning to TV after nearly 30 years, with new TV, film, gaming, and more in the works under a new global representation deal.
New ITV Detective Series 'The Dark' Based on Acclaimed Novel
ITV's new six-part serial killer drama 'The Dark' stars Laura Donnelly and Mark Rowley. Based on GR Halliday's debut novel, it follows DI Monica Kennedy hunting a twisted killer in Scotland.
Princess of Wales Writes Letter Praising Welsh Children's Hospice
The Princess of Wales has written a heartfelt letter to Ty Hafan children's hospice for Children's Hospice Week, calling hospices 'extraordinary places' that bring joy and belonging to seriously ill children.
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