Summer Fashion: I've Found My Feet by Becky Barnicoat
Becky Barnicoat's latest cartoon celebrates summer fashion with a witty take on finding comfortable footwear, capturing the season's playful spirit.
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Rodgers' best phone picture: tense late-night bank scene in India
Christine Rodgers' phone photo, taken after midnight at a bank in Melli, India, is displayed at the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition.
Hang Time review – chilling portrait of racial violence
Three men chat like friends in a bar, but this grimly beautiful play at the Edinburgh international festival reveals they have been lynched. A chilling testament to racial violence.
How Apollo 13 became my breakup movie and taught me survival
After her engagement ended, comedian Elf Lyons turned to Apollo 13 for comfort, finding in the astronauts' survival a lesson: sometimes getting home is the success.
Gen Z's Private Lives and Public Posts: A Photo Study
Photographer Niccolò Rastrelli's project IRL pairs bedroom portraits of Gen Z with their social media screens, exploring how digital natives express identity both offline and online.
Danny Wallace: Jim Carrey, family and his new children's book
Danny Wallace recalls working with Jim Carrey on Yes Man, his family life, concerns about toxic masculinity, and his new children's book Henry Tudor.
Wavertree Lock-Up: Forgotten History of 1796 Village Jail
Wavertree Lock-Up, a Grade-II listed 1796 village jail, once held drunks overnight. Local historian Ken Pye reveals its role in tackling crime and later cholera isolation.
Ridley Scott: 'I'm not a film-maker but an influencer'
Sir Ridley Scott, 88, says he sees himself as an influencer, not a film-maker, and reveals plans for a western, a musical and an elephant film.
Netflix's 'most twisted' true crime show left me unable to eat
Netflix's Don't F**k with Cats left a reporter feeling queasy and unable to eat, despite no graphic footage being shown.
James Corden's Hollyoaks stint revealed after 'hell on Earth' claim
James Corden appeared 18 times in Hollyoaks as Wayne Clark in the late 1990s, a role he has since described as 'hell on Earth'.
Stand By Me at 40: A Rare King Adaptation That Endures
As Stand By Me turns 40, it remains a unique Stephen King adaptation, enduring through authenticity, timeless characters, and the ability to evolve with viewers.
Meghan Markle reveals favourite book is an 'invaluable quick read'
Meghan Markle's favourite book is Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson, a self-help parable under 100 pages she once listed on her blog The Tig.
Parks and Recreation cast: tragedy to A-list weddings
The Parks and Recreation cast has seen career highs, personal milestones and tragedy since the sitcom ended. Here's what the stars are up to now.
My date booked a barbershop quartet – it was excruciating
A woman recalls how her first boyfriend hired a barbershop quartet for a Valentine's Day date in 1996, leaving her mortified as other diners watched.
London List: Jorja Smith, Jon Ronson, Norman's co-founder's new bar
This week's London List covers Jorja Smith, Jon Ronson on masculinity, and a new bar from Norman's co-founder, plus theatre picks and festival season highlights.
James Martin: Restaurants 'always come first' after cancer
James Martin says his restaurants will always come first, revealing he prioritises them over TV work following his cancer battle and weight loss.
Experts reveal the one book everyone should read
Experts recommend books everyone should read at least once, including Malorie Blackman's Noughts & Crosses, Maurice Sendak's Where The Wild Things Are, and Alain de Botton's The Consolations of Philosophy.
Antony Szmierek: The 'pop poet' finding hope in British mundanity
Antony Szmierek, the 35-year-old 'pop poet', releases second album Decoding Birdsong, following last year's Service Station at the End of the Universe. He finds beauty in British mundanity, from Tesco meal deals to pub quizzes.
James Martin: Restaurants Always Come First, Not TV
James Martin says restaurants will 'always come first' as he reflects on leaving BBC's Saturday Kitchen 10 years ago, revealing TV is not his 'main job'.
SEN caravan owners fundraise to save vans at Trecco Bay
Five caravans at Trecco Bay in Porthcawl face removal due to a 15-year age rule. Niaomi Flowers, who runs the SEN Den for families with special educational needs, is fundraising to replace them.
Welsh Patagonia's Hidden Indigenous History Revealed
Author Imogen Herrad discovers Welsh-speaking communities in Patagonia and uncovers the brutal history of indigenous peoples during her journey for Beyond the Pampas.
Fairytale village with one of UK's best bookshops
Alfriston in East Sussex, a medieval village with crooked cottages and tearooms, is home to Much Ado Books, named among the UK's best bookshops.
Chef swaps oven for rice cooker to make 'super soft' cake
Chef Andy Hearnden says cakes turn out 'super soft' when made in a rice cooker instead of an oven, sharing a pineapple upside-down cake recipe that has drawn over 284,700 views on TikTok.
Mary John obituary: psychologist and disability rights advocate
Mary John, a developmental psychologist and disability rights advocate, died aged 85. Her childhood in an iron lung inspired her work on children's rights and disability equality.
The End of Oak Street review: Dinosaurs get scary again
The End of Oak Street brings prehistoric terrors back to the big screen, making them as frightening as they've been since the original Jurassic Park.
Hollywood actresses strip to bikinis for Spa Weekend promo
Anna Faris, Leslie Mann, Isla Fisher and Michelle Buteau posed in bikinis for a cheeky video promoting their film Spa Weekend, with fans praising their toned figures.
Meghan Markle Eyes West End Stage Role in UK Return
Meghan Markle reportedly plans to pursue a West End stage role when she and Prince Harry return to the UK later this month, according to entertainment industry sources.
Paris Fury shares family pub snap admitting 'we do get some stares'
Paris Fury shared a photo of her family heading to a pub for dinner, admitting they 'do get some stares' as they go for a meal.
Celebrities join crowds at Southport Flower Show's second day
Celebrities including Su Pollard, Phil Vickery and Tony Bellew joined thousands of visitors for the second day of the Southport Flower Show on Friday, August 21.
Sienna Miller on 'complicated and hard' post-birth press tour
Sienna Miller reveals her third child is a boy and discusses the 'complicated and hard' experience of promoting a film while almost five weeks post-partum.
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