Harlem Film Premieres at Cannes 54 Years After Filming
A documentary capturing Harlem Renaissance icons in 1972 finally premieres at Cannes, 54 years later, with the filmmaker's son completing his father's vision.
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Annie Kilner's Lavish Baby Shower for Fifth Child
Annie Kilner, wife of footballer Kyle Walker, shared photos from her lavish baby shower as she prepares to welcome their fifth child, a baby girl, in June.
Killer Cases: True Crime Series Streaming on Channel 4
All six seasons of the acclaimed true crime series 'Killer Cases' are available to stream on Channel 4, featuring chilling murder trials and exclusive courtroom footage.
Meghan Markle's Surprise UK Stopover During Geneva Return
Meghan Markle revealed she made a brief UK stopover on her return from Geneva, where she promoted a memorial for children lost to social media. She shared an anniversary card from BA staff.
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Charlie the Wonderdog Review: Pooch v Puss Caper
Owen Wilson voices a heroic dog in this animated adventure that pits canine against feline in a lighthearted caper. The film delivers family-friendly fun with charming visuals.
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning Review: Gen Z Discontent
Clio Barnard's absorbing tale depicts five friends from Birmingham facing divided destinies, with outstanding performances and a mix of poignancy and hope.
Amazon Prime's NBA Playoff Coverage: An Alienating Vision
Amazon Prime's NBA playoff broadcast was a dull, technical mess that felt isolating and anticipatory of a viewerless future for sports.
1957 Cannes: No International Incidents at Opening Night
Bernard Levin reports on the star-studded 10th Cannes film festival opening, featuring Elizabeth Taylor, Mike Todd, and the premiere of 'Around the World in 80 Days'.
Biblical Eating: New Fad Diet Among Christian Conservatives
Christian conservatives adopt 'biblical eating,' a diet based on foods mentioned in the Bible. Influencers sell guides and courses, promoting it as a spiritual weapon.
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For the Win: US Sports Trophies Exhibition at AMNH
A new exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History showcases championship rings, trophies, and medals from 150 years of US sports history, including Jesse Owens' gold and Breanna Stewart's ring.
Balloonists Review: Polite Tale of First Round-World Flight
A polite documentary recounts the first nonstop round-the-world hot-air balloon flight in 1999, focusing on Bertrand Piccard and Brian Jones amid rivalry with Branson and Fossett.
Churchill's Urinal Review: Political Satire at King's Head
A bold new play at London's King's Head Theatre uses a urinal as a metaphor to explore Winston Churchill's legacy, blending history, humour, and biting political commentary.
Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass Review – Furry Foes in China
Tom and Jerry are transported to quasi-medieval China in this luridly bright animation, lacking the inventiveness of the original Hanna-Barbera shorts.
John Travolta's Beret: Dressing for the Director Role
John Travolta wore a beret at Cannes to channel old-school directors. This article explores enclothed cognition and how dressing for the job you want can shape perception.
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Bluey Minisodes: Fun Filler or Sign of Decline?
Bluey returns with new minisodes as fans await a 2027 film. Are these bite-size sketches a clever bridge or a worrying shift from the show's ambitious roots?
Whistler's Musical Visions: Art and Sound Intertwine
Tom Service explores how Whistler's paintings, inspired by music, in turn inspired Debussy, and shares an epiphany from Felicity Lott's performance of Strauss.
Astell and Woolf: Feminist Writers Unite in Afterlife
Shelagh Stephenson's spiky comedy brings together Virginia Woolf and Mary Astell in the afterlife, where they discuss religion, science, and independence over sherry.
Posh Grandpa: Fashion's New Main Character Trend
Embrace the off-kilter pleasure of Posh Grandpa dressing: vintage-inspired, mellow, and refined. From slip-on shoes to velvet trousers, this trend offers comfort with character.
BBC's Proper Ladies: A Hilarious Look at Teen Muslim Schoolgirls
BBC's Proper Ladies, a comedy about Muslim schoolgirls, draws comparisons to Derry Girls. Creator Sabrina Ali aims to reshape how Black and Muslim characters are portrayed on TV.
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Uncaged Review: The Mount Without Bristol
Uncaged at The Mount Without in Bristol is a visceral, immersive theatre experience that challenges audiences with its raw emotion and innovative staging.
Australian Designers' Chairs: A Visual Journey
Explore a stunning gallery of chairs by Australian designers, showcasing creativity, craftsmanship, and unique perspectives on furniture design.
Emilia Clarke Couldn't Say No to Work During Game of Thrones
Emilia Clarke admits she didn't know how to say no to work during Game of Thrones, leading to only two weeks off in four years, while dealing with health issues and imposter syndrome.
Travis Scott Cast in New Film Sparks Outrage Over Astroworld
Rolling Loud The Movie, starring Travis Scott, Owen Wilson, and Matt Rife, faces backlash for insensitivity after the 2021 Astroworld tragedy that killed 10 people.
Beatles flute used on 'Fool on the Hill' goes to auction
The custom-made flute owned by Jack Ellory, heard on The Beatles' 'The Fool On The Hill' and Cadbury's 'fruit and nutcase' ad, is expected to fetch £10,000-£20,000 at auction.
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Carol Burnett and Vicki Lawrence Reunite for Dinner
Carol Burnett, 93, reunited with protégée Vicki Lawrence, 77, for a special dinner. The duo shared laughs and memories, reminiscing about their time on The Carol Burnett Show.
Luisa Zissman Finds Missing Husband Active on Facebook
Luisa Zissman reveals that Katie Price's missing husband Lee Andrews was active on Facebook Messenger, raising questions about his whereabouts.
Cher at 80: Facelift, Toyboy, and Immeasurable Sadness
Cher turns 80 next week, reflecting on her legendary career, facelift confessions, relationship with a younger man, and the losses that shaped her life.
Eva Longoria Stuns in Red Gown at Cannes with Model
Eva Longoria dazzled in a plunging red sequin gown at the APM Monaco event in Cannes, posing with model Baptiste Giabiconi. The actress, who fled the US for Spain and Mexico, attended the film festival.
Fans Hail Peacemaker as Perfect Alternative to The Boys
As The Boys concludes, fans praise John Cena's Peacemaker as a worthy alternative, citing its dark humour, gritty action, and morally complex superheroes.
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Emilia Clarke: I Couldn't Say No to Work in Game of Thrones Era
Emilia Clarke opens up about her inability to refuse work during 'Game of Thrones', citing health issues and her father's death as contributors to imposter syndrome.
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