Three Tonnes of Bondi Flowers Become Permanent Memorial
Volunteers preserve three tonnes of flowers from Bondi attack tributes into a permanent artwork for Sydney Jewish Museum.
Category : Arts
Saodat Ismailova's As We Fade: An Unforgettable Psychic Dreamscape at Baltic Gateshead
Uzbek artist Saodat Ismailova's first UK solo show at Baltic Gateshead features four film installations exploring void, subconscious, and Central Asian history through mesmerising imagery and sound.
Sadie Sink's Jean Grey in Spider-Man Brand New Day Explained
Spider-Man Brand New Day introduces Sadie Sink as Jean Grey, a villainous but sympathetic role that sets up the X-Men's MCU debut and hints at Avengers Secret Wars.
Jane O'Gorman: ex won't leave; brother-in-law rages
Agony aunt Jane O'Gorman advises a man whose ex-girlfriend won't move on after dumping him, and a woman humiliated by her brother-in-law over a money complaint.
AP Photojournalists Showcase World Through Vertical Lens
AP photojournalists' vertical images curated for mobile, showcasing world events from July 15-21, 2026.
Spotless Conwy hot tub cottage with countryside walks
The Old Stable in Henryd, near Conwy, is a converted stable with a private wood-fired hot tub, mountain views, and proximity to Snowdonia National Park.
Derek Jarman's Black Paintings Exhibition Opens in London
A new London exhibition explores Derek Jarman's Black Paintings, created with tar and found objects on the Kentish coast, reflecting his HIV diagnosis and artistic vision.
Council defends 'explore Islam' library event
Wigan council responds to concerns from a councillor about an 'explore Islam' exhibition at the library, stating it is proud to host diverse community and faith groups.
Reina Sofía Rehang Charts 50 Years of Spanish Art and History
Madrid's Reina Sofía museum opens a major rehang of contemporary art from 1975 to present, exploring Spain's social and political changes.
Barbecued banana splits and cherry baklava sundae recipes
Helen Graves' barbecued banana splits with salted date cream and coconut crunch, and smoky cherry baklava sundae – easy prep ahead for summer barbecues.
Master photographers capture US cityscape in exhibition
Dulwich Picture Gallery's 'Portrait of a City' exhibition features over 100 landmark photographs by 20th-century masters, capturing America's urban evolution.
Solo Sunny review – East German gem of ambition and loneliness
Konrad Wolf's 1980 East German film Solo Sunny captures the melancholy of thwarted ambition in the GDR through a singer's quest for a solo career.
Turnage's Festen Suite premieres at Proms with BBCSO
The UK premiere of Mark-Anthony Turnage's Festen Suite, inspired by Vinterberg's film, was performed by BBCSO under Sakari Oramo, alongside Sibelius's second symphony and Britten's cello symphony with Guy Johnston.
Photos of the day: Gaza, wildfires, earthquakes, and more
A roundup of Wednesday's photos includes Gaza airstrikes, wildfires in France, earthquake damage in Japan, and political events in the US, Peru, and North Korea.
Sheer bravery: the key to mastering summer layering
Summer layering can balance extremes of maximalism and minimalism by using sheer scarves, crochet, and visible under layers in bright colors to add interest without overheating.
Joseph Parry's cottage to close until April 2027
Joseph Parry's Ironworker's Cottage in Merthyr Tydfil will close from August 1 until April 2027 for conservation works funded by Welsh Government.
Designer Defends Beatrice's Controversial Wedding Hat
Philip Treacy defends Princess Beatrice's widely mocked hat from Prince William and Kate's 2011 wedding, which raised £81,100 for charity.
Grumpy Guide’s Rude Tours Become Surprise Hit at German Museum
Performance artist Carl Brandi’s ‘Grumpy Guide’ tours at Düsseldorf’s Kunstpalast museum are sold out, drawing crowds with insults and aggressive art commentary.
Barack Obama Presale Tickets Live for Manchester October
Presale tickets are now on sale for Barack Obama's UK tour, including a Manchester date at Co-op Live on October 15, 2026.
Leaf Boat sculpture moving to Cwmdonkin Park in Swansea
Swansea Council will relocate the Leaf Boat sculpture from Castle Square to Cwmdonkin Park, strengthening its link to poet Dylan Thomas, with the move happening in coming weeks.
Newcastle Pride Triumphs Over Hate on Social Media
Newcastle Pride was a massive success over the weekend, despite a backdrop of hate on social media, celebrating love, strength, and solidarity.
Dua Lipa Unveils London Literature Festival Line-Up
Dua Lipa curates the London Literature Festival lineup, featuring conversations with Zadie Smith, Patti Smith, and Mustafa at Southbank Centre.
Forgotten Lunchbox Snacks from the 80s, 90s and 00s
From Mars Delight to Cartoonies, these nostalgic lunchbox snacks were staples for kids in the 80s, 90s and 00s but most are no longer available in the UK.
Man Discovers Girlfriend's Real Name 'Lawr'ryn' After 2 Years
A man learned his girlfriend's real name is spelled 'Lawr'ryn' after two years together, sparking debate about unusual baby names.
Microwave Poached Eggs: Easy Hack for Perfect Eggs
Learn how to make perfectly poached eggs in the microwave in just two minutes. No swirling water or special equipment needed – just a mug and vinegar.
Sally Tallant Appointed New Director of London’s Hayward Gallery
Sally Tallant, former Liverpool Biennial director, appointed new Hayward Gallery director at Southbank Centre, succeeding Ralph Rugoff during its 75th anniversary.
Met Opera cuts season to 17 shows, announces layoffs and pay cuts
New York’s Met Opera cuts season to 17 shows, lays off 22 staff, and reduces executive pay amid financial strain and delays in Saudi Arabia deal.
Amanda Holden stuns in green bikini on Greece holiday
Amanda Holden, 55, wows in a tiny khaki bikini with gold embellishments while on holiday in Greece, posting poolside photos that spark compliments from fans and celebrities.
Meghan and Kate share a crisp summer shirt under £100
Meghan Markle and Princess Kate both wear the same button-down shirt from British label With Nothing Underneath, available in white, khaki, and pale blue for under £100.
Globe's Tempest Production Breaks All The Rules, Says Review
Tim Crouch's experimental Tempest at Sam Wanamaker Playhouse breaks Shakespearean rules with modern twists, but critics find it slow-moving yet lively.
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