House of the Dragon Season 3: Release, Episodes, Cast
Everything you need to know about House of the Dragon season 3, including release date, episode schedule, cast, and plot details for HBO's hit fantasy drama.
Category : Arts
Bengal Famine of 1943 Linked to British Policies, Study Finds
Study finds Bengal famine of 1943 was caused by British policy failure, not drought, supporting criticism of Churchill-era decisions.
The 25 Best Books of 2025: BBC Critics Pick Their Favourites
BBC critics pick the 25 best books of 2025, including novels by Daniel Kehlmann, Claire-Louise Bennett, Kyra Reva, Ian McEwan and James Wood.
Kyiv Museum Launches African Art Exhibition During War
Khanenko Museum in Kyiv opens Africa Direct exhibition, featuring 40 works from 18 African countries, three years after Russian missile strike.
Chef's Secret Ingredient for Tastier Fried Eggs Revealed
Discover why swapping olive oil or butter for sesame oil makes fried eggs tastier, with tips for perfect sunny-side up eggs every time.
Giant Puppet Herds Stampede Through London's West End in Climate Protest
Life-size puppet animals parade through London's West End as part of The Herds, a 20,000km climate protest journey from Congo to the Arctic.
David Sullivan's Sport newspapers used underage girl images as 'bait for predatory men', says ex-vic
David Sullivan's Sport newspapers used sexualised images of underage girls as 'bait for predatory men', says ex-victims' commissioner Vera Baird amid misconduct allegations.
Shower Screen Cleaning Hack for Streak-Free Glass
Professional cleaner reveals simple method using washing-up liquid and water to achieve spotless, streak-free shower screens without glass cleaner.
Period Drama 'The Gilded Age' Outshines Downton and Bridgerton
The Gilded Age, a period drama by Julian Fellowes, is being praised as surpassing Downton Abbey and Bridgerton, with viewers calling it a 'masterpiece' they can't stop watching.
Arca’s Frenzied Paintings Heal Music Burnout at ICA London
Arca's first institutional exhibition at ICA London showcases frenzied paintings created to overcome music burnout, processing trauma through visceral art.
Export Bar Placed on £1.2m Hogarth Painting
UK places temporary export ban on Hogarth's £1.2m painting The Christening, seeking a British buyer to keep it in the country.
Guess How Much I Love You? review – shattering portrait of a pregnancy in crisis
Luke Norris's play at the Royal Court is a harrowing yet funny portrait of a couple reeling from an ultrasound scan, with explosive performances by Rosie Sheehy and Robert Aramayo.
Yorgos Lanthimos Photography Show Offers Absurdist View of Greece
Director Yorgos Lanthimos opens a photography exhibition in Athens, showing absurdist images of Greece, with Emma Stone as his darkroom assistant.
Paz Errázuriz: The Chilean Photographer Who Defied a Dictatorship
Chilean photographer Paz Errázuriz's first major UK exhibition at MK Gallery showcases her work documenting sex workers, dissidents, and others on society's fringes during the Pinochet dictatorship.
‘I wanted my work to be shameless’: 93-year-old artist Joan Semmel on her trailblazing nudes
Joan Semmel, 93, reflects on her trailblazing nudes, feminist activism, and her upcoming show 'Continuities' in New York and Brussels.
Channel 5 Viewers Rave Over Little Disasters Drama
Channel 5 viewers are united in praise for the gripping psychological thriller Little Disasters, based on Sarah Vaughan's bestselling novel, calling it brilliant and heartbreaking.
Tributes Paid to 'Charismatic' Artist Ken Turnell, Who Died Aged 78
Tributes to Ken Turnell, sculptor and sand artist who died aged 78, known for transforming North East beaches with large-scale drawings.
Unseen Winnie-the-Pooh Sketches Revealed for Centenary
Unseen preliminary pencil sketches of Winnie-the-Pooh by E H Shepard revealed for the book's centenary, showing early creative process.
Queen Camilla Celebrates Young Writers at BBC 500 Words Awards
Queen Camilla announces winners of BBC 500 Words competition, praising young writers for their creativity and the return of the contest after three years.
Antiques Roadshow Guest Stunned by £2.50 Charity Shop Brooch
An Antiques Roadshow guest was left speechless after discovering a £2.50 charity shop brooch is actually worth up to £3,000, as expert Susan Rumfitt revealed its 1870s origin and romantic symbolism.
Antiques Roadshow Guest Shocked by £2.50 Brooch Value
An Antiques Roadshow guest was left speechless after learning a brooch she bought for £2.50 from a charity shop was valued between £2,000 and £3,000 by expert Susan Rumfitt.
Top 7 Royals on TV: Harry and William's Secret Film Role at No.3
From Prince Edward's 1987 'It's A Royal Knockout' to Sarah Ferguson on 'Friends', Express.co.uk revisits the most unexpected royal appearances in films and TV shows.
Intimate Portraits Reveal The Resilience Of Everyday Afghans
Photographer Tim Hetherington's intimate portraits reveal the humanity and resilience of US soldiers in Afghanistan's Korengal Valley.
Guardian View: Artist Gao Zhen Pays for China Painful History
The Guardian's view on culture in China: artist Gao Zhen once again bears the cost of the country's painful history, highlighting ongoing repression.
World Custard Pie Championships 2026 in Pictures
The World Custard Pie Championships 2026 took place in Maidstone, Kent, featuring messy fun and fierce competition. The event raises funds for Coxheath village hall.
Australia's Luxury RV Obsession: Mansions on Wheels
From heated recliners to gold tapware, luxury RVs are booming in Australia. But do we really need all this opulence on the road?
Lydia Lunch: No Sandwich, No Funeral, Just Evaporation
Lydia Lunch discusses her hatred of sandwiches, pop culture, and her plan to evaporate without a trace, plus memories of Alan Vega and Rowland S Howard.
Hockney's Queer Art: A Bigger Splash and Gay Visibility
David Hockney's iconic painting 'A Bigger Splash' and his broader work challenged homophobia by redefining beauty, intimacy, and desire, becoming a staple in gay households.
Anish Kapoor: Disobedience and Art at Hayward Show
Turner Prize-winning artist Anish Kapoor discusses his career-spanning Hayward Gallery exhibition, his vast studio, and the role of disobedience in creating radical art.
Atlantis Review: Welsh Climate Crisis Drama Parable
Emily White's play Atlantis, inspired by the real Welsh village of Fairbourne, explores climate refugees through a family drama, blending lyricism with contrived plot points.
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