OnlyFans: Inside the Machine Review – Grim and Unsexy
Amber Haque's bleak documentary reveals how OnlyFans, pitched as ethical sex work, enables exploitation by managers and big tech turning a blind eye.
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Duck in Mexico Jersey Becomes World Cup Sensation
A two-year-old duck named Merlin, dressed in Mexico's World Cup jersey, has become an internet sensation, captivating social media fans as he parades through Mexico City with his owner.
Edinburgh Book Festival to Blend Literature with Music and Noh Theatre
Edinburgh International Book Festival expands genre-busting musical events, including Japanese Noh theatre and works by Ali Smith, Kathleen Jamie, and William Dalrymple set to music.
New Film Sheds Light on Greece's Overlooked Founding Father
A new biopic explores the life of Ioannis Kapodistrias, the first governor of Greece, who built the modern state but remains controversial and little known outside Greece.
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World Cup Sausage Party: Hot Dogs and Prawn Toasts
Perfect half-time snacks for football gatherings: Reuben(esque) hot dogs and sausage & prawn toasts. Quick to prep, pair well with cold beers.
TV Tonight: The Light in the Hall, Bear Grylls with Rhys Darby
The Light in the Hall: Still Waters airs tonight, plus Bear Grylls runs wild with Rhys Darby, and Wonka starring Timothée Chalamet is on Netflix.
Natural Disaster Review: Motherhood's Comic Rollercoaster
Lisa Owens' novel 'Natural Disaster' captures the hilarious, moving, and plodding details of a mother's last day of maternity leave, offering a fresh take on parenting.
Art Trail Through Provence: From Marseille to Arles
Explore a dazzling cultural summer in Provence, from Marseille's vibrant art scene to Aix, Avignon, and Arles, with museums, festivals, and contemporary art highlights.
Birds of Mexico City: Henket's Portraits Redefine Gender
Pieter Henket's 'Birds of Mexico City' captures a generation redefining gender and identity through stunning portraits, blending art, culture, and self-expression.
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Nightwatchers: Migrant Crisis Under Ski Resort Surface
Juliette de Marcillac's documentary Nightwatchers exposes the humanitarian crisis and police intimidation at the French-Italian border, hidden beneath Montgenèvre's tourist facade.
Disclosure Day: Spielberg's Alien Thriller Divides Audiences
Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day tops box office but receives mixed reviews, with CinemaScore grading it a B, the joint second-worst for a Spielberg film. Critics note shallow characters and a dated plot.
The Traitors Stage Show: Five Different Endings
The stage adaptation of hit TV show The Traitors will present five different versions, with weekend audiences voting on which one to see. Opens May 11 in London.
Girlfriends Review: A Queer Coming-of-Age Story from Hong Kong to Taiwan
Tracy Choi's 'Girlfriends' uses three actors to portray one woman's journey from high school to mid-30s in a thoughtful queer romantic drama, now in UK cinemas.
The Uses of Utopia Review: Can Ideal Society Exist?
A review of Joad Raymond Wren's intellectual history of utopias, from Thomas More to Ursula K Le Guin, exploring the tension between ideal societies and their practical failures.
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Twitch Creators Reflect on Growing Up on the Platform
At TwitchCon Rotterdam, veteran streamers like Aimsey and Sweet Anita share their experiences of growing up on the platform, balancing authenticity with privacy, and the challenges of online fame.
Gregg Allman Documentary: Trauma and Triumph
A new documentary delves into Gregg Allman's life, marked by family tragedy, addiction, and musical genius, highlighting his solo career and the enduring shadow of his brother Duane.
The Death of Robin Hood: Hugh Jackman in Grim Drama
Michael Sarnoski's revisionist take on Robin Hood stars Hugh Jackman as a selfish criminal. Despite impressive craft, the film struggles with tone and pacing.
Labyrinth at 40: An Oral History of Jim Henson's Cult Classic
Forty years after its release, Jim Henson's dark fantasy Labyrinth is a cult classic. Cast and crew share memories of Bowie, puppets, and the film's journey from box office flop to beloved icon.
Indigenous American Art Explodes with Anger at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Yorkshire Sculpture Park showcases 38 Indigenous American artists addressing stolen land, ancestral traditions, and queer identity through diverse media.
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Thirst Review: Icelandic Gore Fest Rips It Up in 80s Style
A 1,000-year-old vampire obsessed with removing men's genitals stars in this body horror film, shot in trashy 1980s synth-heavy style. Over-the-top and ridiculous, but lacks bite.
Obama Center: $850m Museum with 30 Artist Commissions
The Obama Presidential Center in Chicago opens with original works by 30 artists, including Julie Mehretu and Njideka Akunyili Crosby, alongside historic memorabilia from Obama's presidency.
David Squires on World Cup 2026: Adverts and Notes
Our cartoonist David Squires offers observations from the World Cup 2026 group games in the US, Mexico, and Canada, touching on the thirst for adverts and more.
Bielsa Defends Bizarre World Cup Portrait
Marcelo Bielsa defends his unusual World Cup portrait, stating he is not a model. The Uruguay coach refused to cooperate during Fifa's official photoshoot, looking down with hands in pockets.
Williams Sisters Return to Wimbledon Doubles
Serena and Venus Williams have been granted a wildcard for women's doubles at Wimbledon, marking Serena's return after four years of retirement. The sisters have won six doubles titles at SW19.
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Brooklyn Beckham's DoorDash Ad: Family Brand Clash
Brooklyn Peltz Beckham stars in a new DoorDash ad, months after criticizing his family's obsession with publicity. The ad hints at family drama, following a letter delivery incident.
Crowe: Gladiator II Failed Without Moral Core
Russell Crowe criticized Gladiator II for lacking a moral core, contrasting it with the original's female appeal and emotional depth, which he attributed to avoiding gratuitous sex scenes.
Otoboke Beaver on Fun, Feminism, and Famous Fans
Japanese punk band Otoboke Beaver discuss their ferocious humor, feminism, famous fans like Dave Grohl, and their upcoming support slot for Foo Fighters at Anfield.
Expert Tips for Perfect Summer TV Dinner Recipes
Discover the secrets to great TV dinners from chefs Ella Risbridger and Zena Kamgaing. Easy bowl food, no cutting needed, perfect for sofa suppers.
70s TV Hoax Alternative 3 Still Sparks Conspiracy Theories
A 1977 British mockumentary about scientists vanishing for a secret Mars colony has fueled decades of conspiracy theories, even prompting a US government investigation.
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Paddington Musical Heads to Broadway in 2025
The hit London musical 'Paddington: The Musical' will premiere on Broadway in March 2025 at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, following its Olivier-winning success.
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