Metal Detectorists Drive Record Treasure Finds in UK
Record 1,540 treasure cases in UK in 2024, 94% from metal detectorists, including a hoard of 179 silver pennies from 1066.
Category : Arts
Ian McKellen Stars in Mixed Reality Play 'An Ark' in New York
Ian McKellen stars in 'An Ark', a mixed reality play at the Shed in New York, blending live performance with video projections.
IMMA Denies Censoring Derek Jarman's The Angelic Conversation
Irish Museum of Modern Art rejects censorship claims after suspending Derek Jarman film The Angelic Conversation following a complaint about a gay kiss.
Diane Arbus: A Brutally Truthful Vision of Humanity
Diane Arbus's posthumous show at David Zwirner Gallery reveals her brutally truthful, alienated vision of humanity, from cruel portraits of widows to a shocking image of motherhood.
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6,000-Year-Old Conch Shell Trumpets Discovered in Catalonia Could Be Among Europe's Oldest Instrumen
6,000-year-old conch-shell trumpets found in Catalonia may be among Europe's oldest musical instruments, used for communication and music.
Jurassic Oceans Exhibition Opens At Natural History Museum
New Natural History Museum exhibition showcases Jurassic marine reptiles and warns of modern ocean warming impacts.
Mac DeMarco Thrills UK Crowds at Sold-Out Brixton Shows
Canadian 'slack rocker' Mac DeMarco returned to London's O2 Brixton Academy for three sold-out shows, delivering a set packed with hits from his entire career, proving his Salad Days are far from over.
Black Theatre Takes Centre Stage In Australia With Okenyo
Zindzi Okenyo leads a surge of African diaspora theatre in Australia, creating roles and spaces for black performers on main stages.
Two New Loch Ness Monster Sightings Reported After Months-Long Lull
Two new Loch Ness Monster sightings reported in March after months without any, reigniting the mystery of Scotland's elusive creature.
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Forgotten Cavern Walks Sign Found in Aviary
A stained glass sign from Liverpool's Cavern Walks, hidden in an aviary for decades, has been rediscovered. The piece, bearing 'Cavern Walks' and 'Mathew Street', once hung at the entrance and is now set for restoration.
Pontypridd to Host Inaugural RCT Pride in July 2026
Pontypridd's Ynysangharad War Memorial Park will host the first RCT Pride on July 25, 2026, featuring Courtney Act and Lady Leshurr, with free entry and a parade.
Vikings and Mead: The Historical Truth Behind the Myth
Explore the historical truth behind Vikings and mead: was it a daily drink or a nostalgic myth?
Manchester's Oldest Pub Building Gets Stunning Makeover
The Old Wellington, Manchester's oldest surviving commercial building, has reopened after a month-long closure with a fresh new look, including hidden TVs for the World Cup.
£25 Eye Pencil Praised by Mature Shoppers as Top Choice
Shoppers over 50 praise Lisa Eldridge's Seamless Glide Eye Pencil for its smooth application and intense colour. Many say it outperforms products marketed for mature eyes.
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Triceratops Trey Auction Highlights Dinosaur Market Boom
Triceratops skeleton 'Trey' to be auctioned online, highlighting booming fossil market and concerns over private collections.
Metro Cartoon by Guy Venables: June 15, 2026
Guy Venables' daily cartoon for Metro on June 15, 2026, featuring England hero's reaction to Scotland beating Haiti and John McGinn's advice.
Teen and Dad's Petty Revenge on Neighbors with Street Fighter
A family tired of noisy neighbors and dumped bin bags plots revenge using a loudspeaker and Street Fighter 2, successfully silencing the partygoers.
Emmerdale's Cain Dingle Changes Incontinence Perceptions
Cain Dingle's incontinence storyline in Emmerdale resonates with a Crohn's sufferer, highlighting the need for better awareness and support for men facing similar issues.
Ayrshire Actor Returns as Mark Twain in Scottish Tour
Prestwick actor Ken O'Hara reprises his acclaimed one-man show 'Mark Twain in Person' during a Scottish tour this July, depicting the literary giant in 1900.
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Ayrshire College Film Festival Highlights Emerging Talent
Ayrshire College's ninth annual film festival at the Ayr Astoria showcased student films, with awards for best films and an audience choice award, celebrating creative talent.
Hockney's Yorkshire Return Sparked Glorious Reawakening
David Hockney's return to Yorkshire from LA heralded an astonishing new chapter. Our critic recalls thrilling dinners and dazzling new works arriving in his inbox each morning.
Socceroos Trade Kit Bags for Designer Pouches
Australia's Socceroos showcased off-field style with designer pouches from Goyard, Burberry, and Dior, complementing their MJ Bale suits, signaling a new fashion era in football.
Woolf's 'Night and Day' Film Adaptation Released
A new film adaptation of Virginia Woolf's 'Night and Day' arrives in cinemas, part of a cultural resurgence of the author's work, including modern reimaginings like 'Clarissa'.
Togetherness Review: Cooperation in Nature's Stunning Portrait
Rowan Hooper's 'Togetherness' corrects the overemphasis on competition in evolution, showcasing symbiosis and cooperation in nature with charm and passion.
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How Music Shapes Andy Burnham's Political Identity
Andy Burnham integrates music into his political identity, using Oasis and Elbow in campaigns. His 'Manchesterism' blends music policy with mayoral leadership, aiming for Westminster.
Paul O'Grady Play 'Savage' to Premiere in February
A new play inspired by Paul O'Grady's life, from Lily Savage to national treasure, will premiere at Curve Leicester before a West End run. Danny Beard stars.
Cat Steals Show at Romeo and Juliet Ballet Finale
A cat stole the spotlight during the final scene of Romeo and Juliet ballet in Izmir, Turkey, as it lay down, licked itself, and played with Romeo's hair, amusing the audience.
Fridamania in Mexico City: Art and Culture
Ahead of a major Tate show, our writer finds Frida Kahlo's spirit alive in her home town, exploring her art, her home, and her enduring legacy.
Dormition Cathedral Fire and 'Frankenwrap': Photos of the Day
A Russian missile strike sets the Dormition Cathedral ablaze in Kyiv. Plus, a 'Frankenwrap' protest, migrants in France, and more in Monday's photo roundup.
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Leviticus: Aussie Horror Subverts Exorcism with Queer Romance
Leviticus, a new Australian horror film, subverts conversion practices by unleashing a shapeshifting monster. It blends jump scares with a tender queer love story, premiering at Sundance and Sydney film festivals.
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