Celtic-daft family emotional after DIY SOS renovation and Parkhead treat
A Scots family from Newton Mearns feature in a new DIY SOS episode after their home is renovated by 400 volunteers, with teen Kai getting a Celtic Park treat.
Category : Arts
Mary Queen of Scots exhibition to challenge perceptions
A new exhibition presenting Mary Queen of Scots as a Renaissance queen opens at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh next June, featuring about 100 loans from across Europe.
Anton Du Beke leads tributes to Esther Rantzen after death at 86
Strictly judge Anton Du Beke has paid tribute to his former dance partner Dame Esther Rantzen, who has died aged 86, praising her 'extraordinary career'.
Dame Esther Rantzen dies aged 86 after lung cancer battle
Broadcaster and campaigner Dame Esther Rantzen has died aged 86 following a battle with lung cancer, best known for presenting BBC show That's Life!
Dame Esther Rantzen dies: TV legend and Childline founder was 86
Dame Esther Rantzen, the TV presenter who founded Childline and campaigned for assisted dying, has died aged 86 after a lung cancer battle.
Dame Esther Rantzen dies aged 86 as family pays tribute
Broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen has died at the age of 86, her family confirmed in a statement, prompting a heartbroken tribute.
Agony Aunt Jane O'Gorman on Family Conflicts
Daily Star's agony aunt Jane O'Gorman advises readers on controlling mothers, disrespectful households, and warning a fiancée about a brother's past behavior.
Kevin McCloud warns over 'bloody-minded' Grand Designs build
Kevin McCloud warns an architect his self-built timber home in his grandparents' garden is 'bloody-minded' in a stressful new Grand Designs episode.
Miranda cast reunites for Patricia Hodge's 80th birthday
The cast of BBC sitcom Miranda reunited for Patricia Hodge's 80th birthday, one day before Miranda Hart's Celebrity Traitors debut.
Fear of the other a ‘defining aspect of our time right now’, curator says
Art curator Ekow Eshun says the fear of the other is a defining aspect of our time as he is made an OBE by the Princess Royal at Windsor Castle.
BFI London Film Festival 2026 competition juries revealed
Sam Pollard leads the Official Competition jury at the 70th BFI London Film Festival, which runs October 7-18, with winners announced on the final day.
Patricio Guzmán obituary: Chilean filmmaker dies at 85
Patricio Guzmán, the Chilean filmmaker whose trilogy on Augusto Pinochet's coup brought him international acclaim, has died aged 85.
Standard of Living review: Kinnear charms as Keynes
Rory Kinnear charms as economist John Maynard Keynes in James Graham's polished, ravishingly staged West End play that brings economic theory to life and connects it with art and fulfilment.
Devon exhibition explores cultural world of fungi
Living Labyrinths at Exeter's RAMM celebrates fungi with soundscapes from mushroom electricity, Beatrix Potter's watercolours, and a map of the body's mycobiome.
Wicked Stars Pick Their Favourite Songs from the Musical
From Idina Menzel to Stephen Schwartz, Wicked's stars and creators reveal the stories behind their favourite songs from the smash-hit musical.
Modern twists on Scottish classics: Cullen skink, veggie haggis, fritters
Ali Stoner reinvents Scottish staples with a Cullen skink bake, vegetarian haggis with a Celtic spice blend, and chippy batter potato fritters.
On the Equality of All Things by Carlo Rovelli review – a physicist's guide
Carlo Rovelli's latest book, On the Equality of All Things, integrates physics into a philosophy of universal unity and relationality, grounding ancient ideas in scientific theory rather than theology.
Photoworks festival 2026: Un/Stable theme in pictures
Photoworks festival 2026, themed 'Un/Stable: Lands, Anxieties, Dreams', runs 2 Oct-1 Nov in Brighton and Hove, with Photo Fringe from 2-31 Oct.
Renoir and Love review – the happiest exhibition of the year?
Renoir and Love at the National Gallery, London, celebrates life’s pleasures from picnics to dances, showing the artist’s radical side through masterpieces like Dance at the Moulin de la Galette.
The Swan documentary exposes the cruelty of the 2000s reality show
A new Hulu documentary, The Swan: Behind the Mirror, reveals the harsh reality behind the 2004 Fox show The Swan, where contestants endured extreme plastic surgery and hidden pageants.
Four Global Curry Recipes from Around the World
Discover four diverse curry recipes: Malaysian chicken and squash, Caribbean crab, Japanese mushroom doria, and Rajasthani papad ki sabji, each with unique flavors and techniques.
Udder madness: why highland cows are suddenly everywhere
Highland cow-themed products are booming, from Next's 589-item range to the Range's 88% search surge, driven by cosy, country style.
All at Sea review – faked death of 'canoe man' inspires intrigue
Fictionalising the true story of John Darwin, Alison Carr's gripping two-hander follows the unexpected consequences of its antihero's bid to escape debts.
Verity review – Dakota Johnson returns to erotic thriller territory
Dakota Johnson stars as a struggling writer ghostwriting for Anne Hathaway's bestselling author in this unconvincing erotic mystery-thriller, out in October.
Lenape art exhibit counters forced assimilation history
A new Museum of the City of New York exhibit, Halumii Ktapihna: Lenape Legacies and Futures, showcases vibrant modern Lenape culture, countering centuries of forced assimilation and displacement.
Five Free Art Shows: Orozco to Critchlow
Gabriel Orozco's fragmented memories, Mary Ramsden's explosive colour, Martine Syms' brand critique, Colin Self's cold war dread, and Somaya Critchlow's intimate pastels: five free gallery shows reviewed.
Savage Skulls gang photo: Laffont's best shot
Photographer Jean-Pierre Laffont recalls capturing the Savage Skulls, the Bronx's most dangerous gang, in 1972, and the moving story of a woman who later recognized her mother in the image.
Fear of the other 'defining aspect of our time', Ekow Eshun says
Ekow Eshun received an OBE at Windsor Castle, saying the fear of the stranger is a defining aspect of our time and art can bring people closer.
Chewing Gum Man's art spans globe after 22 years of pavement paintings
Ben Wilson, known as 'Chewing Gum Man', has painted miniature art on discarded gum for 22 years, taking him worldwide and into legal battles.
BBC Dad's kids who crashed live interview are all grown up
Robert Kelly, known as BBC Dad, shared a family update on X showing his children, now 10 and 13, in new photos, nearly a decade after their viral interview interruption.
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