Designers Republic founder on 40 years of iconic art
Ian Anderson founded the Designers Republic by mistake in Sheffield 40 years ago. The influential design company created iconic work for Aphex Twin, Pulp, and Coca-Cola.
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Lionsgate corrects Ryan Gosling's bent wrist on La La Land poster
Lionsgate has altered the La La Land poster to straighten Ryan Gosling's wrist, which he called the 'La La Hand' and said haunted him. Fans are divided.
Aviation Hero's Granddaughter Discovers Secret Family Past
Judy Bain, 81, learned she is the granddaughter of Arthur Whitten Brown, who made the first nonstop transatlantic flight in 1919, after a secret wartime liaison.
Ruby Franke Documentary Reveals Dark Family Secrets
The shocking truth behind model family blogger Ruby Franke is revealed in a new three-part documentary series, The Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke, airing on BBC Two at 9pm.
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Air by Christian Kracht review – metaphysical jigsaw puzzle
A portal opens from our modern world into a medieval fantasy realm in this playfully surreal tale from the author of Eurotrash.
Why Scotland's Moray Coast Is Perfect for The Odyssey
The Moray coast's legends, landscapes, and history make it an ideal setting for Christopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer's epic, The Odyssey.
Child Star Miles Phillips on Eastern Rosellas Hit
Seven-year-old Miles Phillips explains how a holiday at Raymond Island inspired his viral song Eastern Rosellas, calling its success 'strange and weird' but 'really cool and great'.
Seven-year-old's song about eastern rosellas goes viral
Miles Phillips, 7, wrote a song about eastern rosellas that has been viewed 1.5m times, played on radio, and covered by Ben Lee and Ball Park Music.
Should girlfriend stop queuing for hours at concerts?
Fay insists on queueing early for concerts to get a front-row spot, but Odysseus prefers arriving later for the main act. Who is right? You be the judge.
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US, Mexico and Canada fans share World Cup 2026 experiences
Fans reflect on the 2026 World Cup, praising the vibrant atmosphere and hospitality while criticizing high ticket prices and political tensions.
100-Year-Old Artist Ken Turner: 'I'm a Simple Rebel'
At 100, artist Ken Turner, who crushed a Tesla with a tank, discusses his new exhibition, inequality, and why he won't stop creating.
Anton Jäger: Hyperpolitics and Our Chaotic Era
Anton Jäger's book 'Hyperpolitics' diagnoses an age of intense politicisation without institutional change. The 32-year-old academic explains why movements surge but fail to achieve lasting results.
Cooper Lutkenhaus: US track phenom on family, LA 2028 and high school
The 17-year-old became the youngest world champion in indoor track and field history. Now he aims for the US 800m title this week.
Why Pride musical is hottest show in London
The musical Pride at the National Theatre is sold out until September. Its message of gay rights and solidarity resonates in a divided world, offering hope and a reminder of past struggles.
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Heartstopper's End: A Bittersweet Loss for Queer Youth
The Netflix adaptation of Alice Oseman's graphic novel series Heartstopper has ended with a film finale, leaving a legacy of joyful queer representation amid rising anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment.
The Odyssey score: forgettable despite ancient soundscape
Ludwig Göransson's score for Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey uses reconstructed ancient instruments but fails to enhance the film, according to a composer who is writing his own opera of the epic.
Digitised Photos Reveal Hidden Details of Shackleton's Endurance
High-definition scans of Frank Hurley's original glass-plate negatives from Ernest Shackleton's Endurance expedition reveal new details, including a hidden sixth crew member.
Thursday News Quiz: Elections Denied, Dog Surprise, Viral Raccoon
Test your knowledge with this week's Thursday news quiz, featuring elections, a dog surprise, and a viral raccoon. Fifteen questions on topical news, pop culture, and general knowledge await.
Best Cleansers 2026: Top Face Washes for Every Skin Type
The best cleansers in the UK for every skin type and budget, tested over six months by a beauty expert, with top picks from Cetaphil to Sarah Chapman.
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Trump's NYT leak probe aims to punish reporters
James Risen argues that Trump's subpoena of New York Times reporters in a leak investigation is a weapon to damage press freedom, not find leakers.
Iraola: Collective spirit key to Spanish coaching success
Liverpool's new head coach Andoni Iraola explains that the success of Spanish and Basque coaches stems from a collective mindset, prioritising the team over the individual.
Brennan Wedl on Sobriety and Self-Analysis Behind New Album
Singer-songwriter Brennan Wedl discusses her new Waxahatchee-produced album, sobriety, and freeing herself from people-pleasing through music.
Barbecue Plus One: Genius Solution for Feeding a Crowd
An Australian friend's 'barbecue plus one' idea: one item on the grill plus a huge bowl of something else, from roasted aubergine to Greek salad, for easy entertaining.
Cool Your Boots: Icy Cuppa Substitutes for Summer
Iced tea doesn't have to be super sweet and sugary; plenty of offerings can convert even the staunchest tea purist, especially during a heatwave.
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Benedict Cumberbatch’s 20 Best Films Ranked
To mark Benedict Cumberbatch’s 50th birthday, we rank his finest screen roles, from The Imitation Game and Doctor Strange to The Power of the Dog.
R James Woolsey, CIA director under Clinton, dies at 84
R James Woolsey, who led the CIA under Bill Clinton, has died aged 84. His wife said he died of a stroke and had faced 'Havana syndrome' symptoms.
Photos of the Day: Byzantine Gold, Wildfires, Protests
A Byzantine shipwreck yields gold off Croatia; wildfires rage in France; Ukraine defends against drones; and more in Thursday's global photo roundup.
McGregor Stretches Dance Definition at Venice Biennale
At the Venice Dance Biennale, artistic director Wayne McGregor explores quantum gravity and geopolitics, with Andrea Salustri's Invisible as a standout piece.
Bath children's lit festival criticised over diversity row
Bath children's literature festival faces backlash after founder John McLay emailed authors asking them to delete social media posts criticising its lack of diversity in the 2026 programme.
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A new game from Friday Sundae blends renovation, supernatural investigation, and musical numbers in a very British ghost story set in a seaside hotel.
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