Ruth Langsford's Loose Women co-stars pay tribute after dog dies
Ruth Langsford announced the death of her 16-year-old dog Maggie, with Loose Women co-stars paying tribute on air and fans sending support online.
Category : Arts
Janette Manrara pays tribute to Aljaz after Strictly exit
Janette Manrara has spoken about husband Aljaz Skorjanec after his Strictly Come Dancing exit, saying he is sad but happy to spend more time with their daughter Lyra.
Girls Reboot to Rebrand Midlife Crisis for New Generation
Lena Dunham's Girls returns for five episodes next summer, bringing its signature chaotic, flawed women into their 40s and rebranding the midlife crisis.
Monty Don reveals moment he knew to leave Gardeners' World
Monty Don has revealed the moment he knew it was time to leave Gardeners' World after 23 years, saying he 'just knew' one day this summer.
Robert Ryman at the Barbican: Maximum minimalism is a pure white delight
Robert Ryman's first UK retrospective in over 30 years at the Barbican celebrates the artist's white minimalist works, which focus on the act of painting itself, offering a refreshing respite from art that seeks to instruct.
Frieze boss: 'There is no single London style of art'
Frieze London artistic director Eva Langret says the UK's art scene thrives on year-round community, not just the October fair, and urges support for emerging artists.
Aardman exhibition: Chicken Run fear turned into magic
Aardman's Larger Than Life exhibition in London celebrates 50 years of the studio, blending childhood classics with behind-the-scenes craft. A visitor finds the magic in seeing Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep up close.
New generation of London artists collectors are watching
A new wave of London artists is drawing attention from the capital's top collectors. From Corbin Shaw to Hettie Inniss, here are the talents to know.
Frieze boss: No single London style of art
Frieze London artistic director Eva Langret says London's art scene thrives on diverse perspectives, urging year-round support for artists beyond the fair.
Returning to 1990: A Journey Back to My 18-Year-Old Self
Paula Cocozza revisits her childhood home, friends, and college to rediscover life in April 1990, using sensory triggers like Poison perfume and letters to reconnect with her younger self.
South Park takes on looksmaxxing and aura farming with glee
In the third episode of season 29, the boys visit Sephora and the Backrooms, satirising influencer-driven self-care trends like looksmaxxing and aura farming.
Berlin show revisits Schlingensief's provocative art
A new Berlin exhibition at Gropius Bau revisits the late Christoph Schlingensief's provocative works, from Kaprow City to The African Twin Towers, exploring media power, colonialism, and the far right.
Harry and Meghan greeted by small crowd in Nottingham
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex began their first joint UK engagements in Nottingham today, greeted by a crowd of around 70 people, far fewer than the media presence.
Judi Dench reveals how she wants to die in emotional admission
Dame Judi Dench, 91, says she wants to die like actor Newton Blick, in her dressing room after a performance, and loathes being called a national treasure.
Sally Rooney books withdrawn from UK over Palestine Action support
Sally Rooney's publisher Faber has stopped selling her novels in the UK after the author's support for the proscribed group Palestine Action made sales a potential criminal offence.
Only Fools and Horses fans furious as Boyce Autos demolished
Only Fools and Horses fans are furious after the iconic Boyce Autos landmark was unexpectedly demolished to make way for a new sports complex.
La Bola Negra at London Film Festival: Grand and moving
The Oscar-tipped epic from Spanish duo ‘Los Javis’ is a sweeping story of love and trauma. Directed by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, it weaves three interconnected gay men's stories across Spanish history.
Primetime review: Stylish but superficial Pattinson debut
Robert Pattinson stars as Chris Hansen in Lance Oppenheim's muddled debut feature, Primetime, a stylish but superficial dramatisation of To Catch A Predator.
Corrie star Ryan Mulvey lands Liverpool panto role
Coronation Street actor Ryan Mulvey, who plays Brody Michaelis, will star as Prince Fredrick in Snow White at Liverpool's Epstein Theatre this Christmas.
Pride and Prejudice *sort of review: A riotous modern twist
Isobel McArthur's Pride and Prejudice *sort of at Liverpool Playhouse is a hilarious, modern adaptation with an all-female cast, ending in tears of laughter.
Nicholas Lyndhurst's Grandfather Was Pioneering Filmmaker
Only Fools and Horses star Nicholas Lyndhurst is the grandson of pioneering filmmaker Francis Lyndhurst, who brought filmmaking to Shoreham in the early 1900s.
Mads Mikkelsen blames accent for Hollywood villain roles
Mads Mikkelsen jokes his accent is why he's cast as villains in Hollywood, discussing his role in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 and London's pubs.
Prince William 'blown away' by young black leaders at bursary event
Prince William told young people supported by The Amos Bursary they left him 'blown away' during a London event for high-achieving African and Caribbean heritage students.
Rob Delaney: Disability is a fight, not just voting
Rob Delaney opens up on disability rights, his son Henry's legacy, and why volunteering leads to a better life.
Billy Crystal on 'profound' loss of Rob Reiner
Billy Crystal calls Rob Reiner's death 'profound,' recalling their first week together and the loss of his home in the Palisades wildfires.
Ply by Hernan Diaz review – dry vision of far-future America
Hernan Diaz's speculative epic Ply, set in a decaying future city, impresses with big ideas but is crowded out by lengthy exposition, lacking human drama.
Wildfire haze in Borneo and fallen soldiers in Vietnam: photos
Motorists in Palangkaraya ride through thick haze caused by wildfires in Kalimantan, Indonesia, as civil society groups file a class-action lawsuit demanding government action.
Dominatrix and bound client: Giada Ripa's best shot
Giada Ripa's best photograph shows Karen, a Japanese dominatrix and rope artist, with a bound client. The image is part of The Yokohama Project, a dialogue across 150 years.
Gary Waddell, Australian actor, dies aged 74
Gary Waddell, the Australian actor famed for rough-as-guts characters in Pure Shit and The King Is Dead!, has died aged 74, leaving a legacy of small but high-impact roles.
Matt Baker and wife Nicola convert barn into family home
Countryfile star Matt Baker and wife Nicola are converting a barn on their farm into a family home, as their children prepare to leave for university.
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