Meghan Markle open to return to acting, looking at offers
Meghan Markle is reportedly exploring a return to acting after settling her family in the UK, with a friend saying she is looking at lots of offers and reading scripts.
Category : Arts
Daft as a Brush 2026 Christmas lights switch-on date confirmed
Daft as a Brush has confirmed its 2026 Christmas lights switch-on in Newcastle will take place at 6pm on Friday, November 13, following last year's huge crowds.
9 beloved breakfast cereals gone from UK shelves forever
Nine beloved breakfast cereals have disappeared from UK supermarket shelves, leaving nostalgic shoppers longing for a taste of their childhoods.
Christine Baranski: Hay Fever would be perfect theatre farewell
Christine Baranski, 74, says Noel Coward's Hay Fever would be the 'perfect play' to end her theatre career, as she prepares for her West End debut opposite Richard E Grant.
Jason Momoa admits acting 'probably not my cup of tea'
Jason Momoa has admitted he 'fell into' acting and that it's 'probably not my cup of tea', revealing he prefers writing, directing and producing.
Heaton named among UK's coolest neighbourhoods for 2026
Heaton in Newcastle has been ranked 7th in Time Out's list of the UK's coolest neighbourhoods for 2026, praised for its gastronomic scene.
Princess Margaret's lady-in-waiting recalls chandelier horror
Lady Anne Glenconner, Princess Margaret's former lady-in-waiting, recounts the moment the royal dismantled a chandelier with no idea how to reassemble it.
Madhu Kambikar dies aged 73, four days after co-star Nana Patekar
Veteran actress Madhu Kambikar has died aged 73, just four days after her co-star Nana Patekar. She had been battling a prolonged illness since a stroke in 2016.
William Eggleston: 'At war with the obvious' – 50 years of colour
A new London exhibition, William Eggleston: All That Goes Unnoticed, marks 50 years since his landmark Guide, with quotes from his son on the photographer's unique approach.
New Isle of Wight dinosaur species that preyed on humans found
A fossil overlooked for 100 years reveals Invictibellatrix amberina, a tiger-sized predator that roamed Britain 120 million years ago, and would have hunted humans.
Prima Facie writer hopes Erivo film highlights consent nuance
Suzie Miller hopes the film adaptation of Prima Facie, starring Cynthia Erivo, will make audiences reflect on the nuance of consent. The film premiered at the BFI London Film Festival.
McCartney’s height complaint over new Beatles films
Sir Paul McCartney has revealed his one big issue with Sam Mendes’ upcoming Beatles biopic films — the height of the actor playing him.
Cynthia Erivo stuns in gold at Prima Facie premiere
Cynthia Erivo dazzled in a gold dress at the London Film Festival premiere of Prima Facie, taking selfies with fans but declining interviews for vocal rest.
Giant skeleton Halloween display in Prenton wows neighbours
Electrician Dean Simpson, 29, has turned his Prenton home into a haunted house with a giant skeleton breaking out of the lawn, attracting crowds until Halloween.
Alex Jones on 'saddest thing' she's seen in Aberfan film
Alex Jones says visiting Aberfan Cemetery for a new BBC documentary marking the 60th anniversary of the disaster was 'the saddest thing I've ever seen'.
Paul Hollywood reveals 3 common scone mistakes to avoid
Great British Bake Off judge Paul Hollywood has shared the three most common scone-making mistakes to avoid, drawing on his 30 years of baking experience.
Prince William's Cricket Match Leaves Journalist Speechless
A journalist met Prince William at a cricket event on The Mall and was struck by his relaxed, sincere manner with players and the public.
Shane Gillis's shorts joke misses the point for women
Comedian Shane Gillis mocked women who wear shorts to exercise on SNL. A PT and runner respond, citing harassment stats and urging women to wear what they want.
Alex Jones floored by emotional Aberfan documentary
The One Show host Alex Jones has opened up on her emotional new documentary marking the 60th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster, saying the experience 'absolutely floored me'.
Countryfile star partially blind after brain tumour battle
Countryfile star Joe Crowley will be joined by 12-year-old Tadiwa, who is partially blind after nine years of treatment for an inoperable brain tumour, in a Children in Need special.
Nick Park: Stop-motion brings humour and charm to Aardman
Wallace & Gromit creator Nick Park says stop-motion brings 'the humour and the charm' to Aardman projects, adding: 'There's something about the clay.'
Titus Andronicus: The Play That Changed My Life
Moira Buffini reflects on how playing Tamora in a youth theatre production of Titus Andronicus transformed her life, boosting her confidence and setting her on a new path.
Arts Britain Ignores: 50 years on, how much has changed?
A conference in Leicester marks 50 years since Naseem Khan's 1976 report on the exclusion of minority ethnic artists, exploring progress and challenges.
Larger Than Life review: Aardman immersive show is joyful but muddled
Lightroom's immersive Aardman show celebrates Wallace, Gromit and Shaun with huge projections, but struggles to blend documentary and spectacle, leaving it half-formed.
Matthew Rhys shows true colours with favour response
WalesOnline's Steffan Rhys recalls how Matthew Rhys, fresh off historic Emmy wins, agreed to a favour for Wales' Rugby World Cup campaign, showing his generous, humble character.
Matt Baker's farm location as he admits 'I feel at my happiest here'
Matt Baker's new series Matt Baker: Our Barn in the Dales starts tonight on More4. The TV host has opened up about his family farm in County Durham, where he feels happiest.
Our Bodies Have Been Bridges review – riveting portraits and first woman story
Autograph's new three-person show explores South American feminist art, alongside Charan Singh's intimate study of Indian trans communities. Laura Aguilar's pivotal 1996 series anchors the exhibition.
Three nostalgic Scottish TV shows to binge watch this winter
As winter approaches, Scots are urged to binge these three nostalgic 'old but gold' Scottish TV shows, including Monarch of the Glen, for a cosy night in.
Mary Berry's chicken traybake is 'fuss free' and easy
Mary Berry's fuss-free, one-tin chicken, fennel and sweet potato traybake is flavoured with a simple five spice marinade and is the perfect choice for busy midweek evenings.
Doctorate lecturer Katie Lloyd says people mistake her for a fresher
Katie Lloyd, 27, a Cardiff Met lecturer with a doctorate, says people assume she is too young and glamorous, often mistaking her for a fresher or comparing her to Barbie.
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