Claudia Winkleman's CBeebies Bedtime Story revealed
Claudia Winkleman will narrate a CBeebies Bedtime Story on October 1, reading Monkeypig on the same day The Celebrity Traitors series 2 launches on BBC One.
Category : Arts
Baltic Triangle gallery with Elvis bust and rare pop culture history
A new gallery in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle displays rare artefacts from film, literature and music, including an Elvis bust and original posters.
Dan Burn visits Northumberland restaurant Pine
Newcastle United defender Dan Burn visited Pine in Northumberland during the international break, delighting staff at the restaurant known for celebrity guests.
North East Comic Con day two draws hundreds to Newcastle Arena
Hundreds of fans gathered for day two of North East Comic Con at the Utilita Arena Newcastle, with cosplay, panels and celebrity guests.
Newcastle's first romantasy festival Once Upon a Tyne unites book lovers
Newcastle's first romantasy festival, Once Upon a Tyne, drew crowds with authors, cosplay, panels and bookish stalls, impressing visitors and authors alike.
Corrie stars on life after soap from sad admission to 'big mistake'
Coronation Street, Emmerdale and EastEnders stars Bill Ward, Tristan Gemmill, Ben Nealon and Gray O'Brien unite for Twelve Angry Men tour and reflect on soap exits.
Sanjeev Bhaskar 'moved' by The Split Up grief storyline
Sanjeev Bhaskar says he was 'really, really moved' by grief scenes in BBC drama The Split Up, as the Kishan family navigates the matriarch's death.
Sanjeev Bhaskar on grief in BBC's The Split Up
Sanjeev Bhaskar, star of BBC's The Split Up, has spoken about the 'weight' of grief after emotional scenes in the new series, available on BBC iPlayer.
Goolagong recalls racist slur that shattered her naivety
In 1969, a 17-year-old Evonne Goolagong was called the N-word after a doubles match in Sydney. The incident broke her innocence and deepened her pride in being Aboriginal.
Rats in the Ranks director Bob Connolly still regrets film 30 years on
Bob Connolly, 81, still harbours regrets about his celebrated 1996 documentary Rats in the Ranks, saying the press coverage made him feel the councillors were seen as low lives.
The joy and anxiety of making a new adult friend
A new friendship brings joy and anxiety, from first messages to overthinking every detail, as an adult discovers the challenges of making friends.
Salzburg embraces Sound of Music 60 years after snub
A new Salzburg museum dedicated to The Sound of Music aims to reconcile the Austrian city with the Hollywood classic it once kept at arm's length, 60 years after the film's release.
Six writers on the apologies they wish they'd made
From tormenting a young teacher to doubting a foster mother, six writers, including Olivia Petter and Derek Owusu, repent for past bad behaviour.
Mum’s boeuf à la mode: a 21st birthday feast to remember
Jeremy Lee recalls his mother’s boeuf à la mode, a French provincial classic served cold, as the best meal he ever ate, marking his 21st birthday.
Stuffed Peppers: A Culinary Tragedy and the Dolma Belt Redemption
The author recounts a decades-long aversion to stuffed peppers, tracing it to 70s vegetarian cookbooks, and finds redemption in the rich stuffed vegetable traditions of the dolma belt.
Es Devlin retrospective: 'everythingist' set designer at Design Museum
British artist and designer Es Devlin's retrospective 'Other Worlds' opens at the Design Museum, London, on 2 October, mapping 30 years of her practice in sculpture, film and installation.
I'll Be Seeing You review – Russell Beale's Liberace is a life force
Martin Sherman's meta new work sees Fra Fee's writer struggling to turn out a play about the flamboyant pianist while despising everything the showman stands for.
Cornbread Recipe: Felicity Cloake's Southern Staple Guide
Learn to make Felicity Cloake's cornbread, a versatile Southern US staple perfect for soaking up chilli or serving as a substantial main, with tips on ingredients and flavour variations.
Japan holiday turns tables as parents become the kids
Emma Beddington's family trip to Japan took an unexpected turn when her adult sons became the responsible ones, and she and her husband regressed to childlike behaviour.
Melbourne Art Crawl: 7 Gallery Openings in One Night
On an e-bike, James Norman visits seven art shows across 15km and six suburbs in one night, discovering vibrant artist-run spaces, crowds spilling onto pavements, and a garbage bin of ice-cold beer.
Two simple steps for taller, lighter homemade scones
Using frozen butter and avoiding twisting the cutter helps scones rise taller and stay fluffy, according to baking experts.
Calls to honour Llanelli actress Rachel Roberts' legacy
Calls have been made to honour Llanelli-born actress Rachel Roberts, who won two BAFTAs and earned an Oscar nomination, ahead of her 2027 centenary.
Mum fears son's name Alistair will be mispronounced for life
A mother in Australia worries she has 'doomed' her five-month-old son by naming him Alistair, as people constantly mispronounce it as 'Ali-stair' instead of her preferred 'Ali-stuh'.
Marco Pierre White says he got Jamie Oliver axed from show
Marco Pierre White claims he refused to film the BBC series The Rise of the Rockstar Chef unless Jamie Oliver was dropped, saying Jamie is not part of the three-star world.
Italian Nonna's 5 Strict Kitchen Rules for Authentic Dishes
An 80-year-old Roman Nonna revealed five strict kitchen rules for authentic Italian cooking, from never mixing garlic and onion to skipping alcohol in tiramisu.
Glen Innes: the Australian town with deep Scottish roots
Glen Innes in New South Wales was settled by Scots and named for its Highland-like landscape. It hosts the Australian Standing Stones and the annual Australian Celtic Festival.
Michelle Keegan's Top 3 Charlotte Tilbury Skincare Picks
Michelle Keegan reveals her three go-to Charlotte Tilbury skincare products, including the bestselling Magic Cream and a serum she calls 'non-negotiable'.
Danny Beard on Playing Paul O'Grady in Savage
Danny Beard will play Paul O'Grady and Lily Savage in new play Savage, opening at Curve Leicester in February before a UK tour and West End transfer.
Lena Zavaroni's tragic life and death at 35
Lena Zavaroni, who won Opportunity Knocks at nine, battled anorexia and brain surgery before dying aged 35 from pneumonia.
Monica Dolan 'questions humanity' over harrowing real-life roles
Monica Dolan, star of Mr Bates vs The Post Office, says she 'questions humanity all the time' as she takes on another harrowing real-life role in The Lost Children of Tuam.
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