Traitors star Bella Ramsey's 'terrifying' phobia left them housebound
Celebrity Traitors contestant Bella Ramsey reveals how emetophobia left them housebound for months, and how an autism diagnosis on the Last of Us set changed their life.
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Andrew Garfield: Robert Redford was four hours late to set
Andrew Garfield recalled Robert Redford arriving four hours late to the Lions for Lambs set, but praised the late actor as a pleasure to work with.
Channel 5 documentary examines Elle Edwards' murder tonight
A new Channel 5 documentary, Murder Scene: The Incident Room, revisits Elle Edwards' 2022 murder through real detectives' accounts, airing tonight at 8pm.
Michelle Keegan's £27 Charlotte Tilbury serum is a 'non-negotiable'
Michelle Keegan names Charlotte Tilbury's £27 Magic Serum a 'non-negotiable' in her skincare routine, alongside the brand's Magic Cream and eye patches.
This Morning's Clodagh McKenna gets her own cooking show
This Morning regular Clodagh McKenna will host new series Clodagh: Cooking At Home, opening the doors to her country home and farm Broadspear.
Larry Lamb spends four days at Ayrshire festival
Gavin and Stacey star Larry Lamb spent all four days at the Tidelines Book Festival, making tea for volunteers and closing the event with poems and stories.
Ronnie Wood returns to Hendrix's flat for new art show
Rolling Stones rocker Ronnie Wood returns to Jimi Hendrix's former London flat for an exhibition of his paintings, recalling memories of his late friend.
Guy Kapulnik dead: Actor dies aged 46 in plane crash
Israeli actor Guy Kapulnik, 46, died in a plane crash near Hesperia Airport, California, alongside Taylor Laska, 33. His family confirmed the news and tributes have poured in.
Jay Slater's mum breaks down in new documentary
Debbie Duncan breaks down in a new Channel 5 documentary as she retraces her son Jay Slater's final steps in Tenerife and asks whether he suffered before his death.
Dolly Parton's video message opens museum in Nashville
Dolly Parton pre-recorded a video message welcoming fans to her Life of Many Colours Museum in Nashville, which opened as planned after her death in August.
Critic's one-word verdict on Jamie Oliver's John Lewis café
Food critic Gary Hanna visited Jamie Oliver's café in John Lewis, Oxford Street, and summed up the experience as 'misleading' after menu items were unavailable.
Alnwick Halloween House Returns With Giant Spiders, Skeletons
Alnwick's spooky Halloween house returns October 2026 with giant spiders and skeletons, running eight nights from October 24-31, supporting four local charities.
Jeremy Allen White calls for social media safeguards
US actor Jeremy Allen White calls for greater safeguards on social media platforms, saying their potential is 'scary' without regulation, as he stars in upcoming thriller The Social Reckoning.
Wigan woman loses 12.5 stone after husband's addiction
Kate O'Neill, 40, lost 12.5 stone and rebuilt her life after finding support through WithYou and BAC O'Connor while helping her husband through addiction.
Manc mural of Noel Gallagher and Barry Gibb seeks new home
A 5-metre mural of music legends Noel Gallagher and Barry Gibb, painted by Michael J Browne, needs a new home after Gusto restaurant's refurbishment.
Matthew Perry's sister reveals $7m sobriety battle in Netflix doc
Matthew Perry's sister Mia reveals the Friends star spent $7m trying to get sober in a new Netflix documentary, The One About Matthew Perry, which launches on October 27.
Digger review: Cruise's wildest, best performance since last century
Tom Cruise delivers his wildest performance since Magnolia in Alejandro González Iñárritu's audacious climate satire Digger, joined by John Goodman, Riz Ahmed and Sandra Hüller.
Jerry Maguire remains Tom Cruise's quintessential role
After seeing 44 Tom Cruise films, one critic argues Jerry Maguire (1996) is his quintessential role, showcasing vulnerability and flaws alongside star charisma.
Sarah Jones puts America on the therapy couch in new play
Tony winner Sarah Jones plays 19 characters in America, Who Hurt You?, an off-Broadway play exploring US social and political tensions through a therapeutic lens.
Garlic presses: useful tool or kitchen nuisance?
Garlic presses divide opinion, but they can be handy for sauces, stews and braises. Chefs share tips on when to use them and when to skip them.
Turner's Rome painting returns before record £50m auction
JMW Turner's Rome, From Mount Aventine, his 'great love letter' to the city, returns to Rome for three days before a £50m Sotheby's auction in December.
Why broken sculptures can hold more power than intact ones
A new exhibition in Florence explores why fragments of sculptures, from Akhenaten's lips to a bullet-ridden Mussolini, can speak more profoundly than whole treasures.
Australia's Best Photos: September 2026 Highlights
From Kylie Minogue at the AFL grand final to a 95-year-old playwright, these are the standout images captured across Australia in September 2026.
Photographing her ailing mother: Katherine Hubbard's 'The Great Room'
Over five years, Katherine Hubbard photographed her mother at home as her memory declined, even persuading her to make nude body prints. What does her mum think of the wrenchingly beautiful images?
Charlie Dimmock's Life After Ground Force: Tragedy and Split
Charlie Dimmock, 60, rose to fame on Ground Force in 1997. She now fronts Garden Rescue, having faced personal tragedy and a public break-up.
RSC Julius Caesar trigger warnings branded 'patronising'
The Royal Shakespeare Company faces backlash after adding 14 trigger warnings to its all-female Julius Caesar production, with actors calling the alerts 'patronising'.
Josh Hartnett: 'I'm not a piece of meat anymore'
Josh Hartnett reflects on being seen as a 'piece of meat' in his heartthrob days, and says directors now trust him with more intricate characters as he returns to leading-man roles in Verity.
Former enemies unite to tell story of WW2's most dangerous mission
Never-before-seen photos, film and documents chronicling the 1943 Dambusters raid go on display in a new exhibition staged by former enemies in a spirit of reconciliation.
Merit Complexion Stick: My Makeup Non-Negotiable
The Merit minimalist complexion stick is a foundation-concealer hybrid that conceals blemishes, under-eye circles and redness in seconds. Available in 30 shades, it offers lightweight, buildable coverage and lasts six months with daily use.
Craig Revel Horwood: Dad's abuse drove me to dance
Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood reveals how dance helped him escape his father's drunken abuse, which nearly killed his mother and brother-in-law.
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