David Kemp obituary: Artist turned junk into playful sculptures
David Kemp, artist who created imaginative sculptures from industrial detritus, including Tinner's Hounds and The Navigators, has died aged 80.
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David Hockney's Greatest Works: LA to Yorkshire in Pictures
Explore David Hockney's best works, from sun-kissed LA portraits to vast Yorkshire landscapes and his 70m iPad Normandy epic, in this curated selection.
Pelléas et Mélisande: Luminous Semi-Staging at Aldeburgh
Debussy's elusive opera gets a stripped-back concert staging at Aldeburgh Festival, with Rory Kinnear directing and Ryan Wigglesworth conducting the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.
Weekend Photos: Flamenco Ballet and Black Swan Cygnets
A curated selection of striking images from around the world, capturing moments from a flamenco ballet in Spain to black swan cygnets in England.
Peter Thomson, Drama Professor, Dies at 88
Peter Thomson, the first professor of drama at Exeter University, who championed 'learning by doing' and defended the discipline, has died aged 88.
MAFS Australia Cast: Criminal Histories Hidden
A BBC investigation reveals that Married at First Sight Australia participants were not told about their on-screen partners' criminal pasts, sparking demands for better vetting.
7 True Crime Dramas Including Wales-Based Murder Series
True crime has surged in popularity. We've compiled seven gripping series, including The Pembrokeshire Murders, Des, Unbelievable, and more, all based on real-life cases.
BBC's Cranford Hailed as 'Next Downton Abbey' by Fans
Fans are calling the 2007 BBC series Cranford 'the next Downton Abbey,' praising its powerhouse cast and heartwarming story set in a 1840s Cheshire village.
100 Photographs Capture the Soul of Salford in New Exhibition
A stunning exhibition of 100 photographs, chosen by the public from 30,000 images, celebrates Salford's centenary as a city, capturing its history, community, and spirit from 1857 to the present.
King Charles Launches Collection Inspired by Princess Charlotte
King Charles is launching a sweet collection inspired by Princess Charlotte this summer, featuring items like cucumber sandwiches and Victoria sponge at Buckingham Palace.
Met Museum Acquires Demolished East Wing Facade from Trump
The Met Museum acquires the demolished East Wing facade from Trump, echoing his 1979 destruction of Bonwit Teller sculptures.
Refugee Play 'Swarm' Aims to Spark Conversation in Cardiff
New Cardiff play 'Swarm' immerses audiences in refugee experiences at Butetown History and Arts Centre, aiming to spark conversation.
Pixie Lott's Honest Parenting Confession After Second Son
Pixie Lott opens up about parenting her two sons, taking them on tour for festival season, and balancing motherhood with her music and acting career.
Queen Camilla Endorses WWII Children's Book on Veterans' Sacrifices
Queen Camilla endorses new children's book 'Their Second World War' to educate young readers about WWII and veterans' sacrifices.
Hidden Detail in Anne Boleyn Portrait Was 'Witchcraft Rebuttal', Say Historians
Hidden detail in Anne Boleyn portrait reveals Elizabethan artist debunked myth of sixth finger, say historians.
Banksy's Identity Unmasked as Robin Gunningham, Now David Jones
Reuters investigation identifies Banksy as Robin Gunningham, now David Jones, backed by 2000 NY arrest report and Ukraine travel records.
Fire Island's LGBTQ+ Artists Celebrated in New Book
New book 'Fire Island Art: 100 Years' celebrates LGBTQ+ artists from Mapplethorpe to contemporary creators, exploring the island's queer cultural legacy.
Sami Tamimi’s Asparagus and Za’atar Tart: A Palestinian Spring Recipe
Sami Tamimi's recipe for an asparagus and za'atar tart with fattoush salad, celebrating spring flavours with Palestinian influences.
Salvador Dalí Painting Bought for £150 at House Clearance Now Valued at £30,000
A Dalí painting bought for £150 at a Cambridge house clearance is now valued at £20,000-30,000 after authentication.
New York Opera Innocence Tackles Finland School Shooting
Kaija Saariaho's opera Innocence examines the aftermath of a Finnish school shooting, challenging perceptions of gun violence as uniquely American.
The Best and Worst Supermarket Salted Crisps for Summer, Expertly Reviewed
A blind taste test of 10 supermarket salted crisps reveals the best for summer aperitivos and the worst duds, from Torres to Kettle Chips.
V&A's Gilbert Galleries Reopen with Provenance Focus
V&A reopens Gilbert Galleries with expanded display and focus on provenance, addressing Nazi-looted items and collection origins.
Macbeth review – everyday couple consumed by toxic ambition in stark modern staging
Review of Macbeth co-production by Hull Truck, Bolton Octagon and Derby Theatre, starring Oliver Alvin-Wilson and Jo Mousley, directed by Mark Babych.
British Museum Raises £3.5 Million to Save Henry VIII Pendant
British Museum raises £3.5 million to save Tudor Heart pendant linked to Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon, thanks to public and donor support.
Letter Writing Sees Major Revival as People Seek Analogue Connection
Younger generations are reviving letter writing and other analogue hobbies to unplug from digital screens and foster deeper connections.
Emily Blunt's 'The Jane Austen Book Club' Is a Must-Watch
Fans of Jane Austen will adore 'The Jane Austen Book Club,' a heartwarming romantic drama starring Emily Blunt. Now streaming on Prime Video, it's perfect for weekend viewing.
Bizarre AI Christmas Mural Removed from Kingston Riverside
AI-generated Christmas mural removed from Kingston Riverside after locals and online users mock its bizarre, glitchy imagery.
Heritage Groups Race to Save Decaying Modernist Studio in Scottish Borders
Heritage groups race to save Bernat Klein's decaying modernist studio in Scottish Borders from auction, aiming to restore it as a design centre.
Bernard Cribbins, Beloved Actor and Wombles Narrator, Dies at 93
Bernard Cribbins, actor and Wombles narrator, dies aged 93. Known for Doctor Who, Jackanory, and hit singles.
Turner vs Constable: The Artistic Rivalry That Shaped British History
Turner and Constable exhibitions revive Britain's greatest artistic rivalry, sparking debate over who is the finest painter.
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