Category : Arts


Chester Beats Venice as World's Prettiest City

Chester, the historic city near Wales, has been named the world's prettiest city using the golden ratio, beating Venice. Known for its black-and-white buildings, Roman walls, and The Rows shopping galleries, it offers a blend of history, independent shops

Giant Pigeon and Pink Basketball Aim to Revive Germany's Ruhr

Manifesta 16 takes over 12 derelict 'slipper churches' in Germany's Ruhr region, using art to address deindustrialisation, unemployment, and division. Highlights include a basketball court that triggers organ blasts and a tea garden honouring Turkish gues

David Bowie's Childhood Home to Open to Public

David Bowie's childhood home at 4 Plaistow Grove in Bromley, where he lived from ages 8 to 20, will open to the public in late 2027 after being acquired by the Heritage of London Trust.

Daily Horoscope: Monday, July 20, 2026

Read your daily horoscope for Monday, July 20, 2026. Astrologer Claire Petulengro reveals what the stars have in store for all zodiac signs from Aries to Pisces.

Endeavour: ITV Crime Drama Hailed as 'Masterpiece'

ITV detective drama Endeavour, a prequel to Inspector Morse, is streaming free on ITVX. Fans of Luther and Sherlock are urged to watch this 'absolutely entertaining' series with 90% critic approval.

Clapton Tram Depot's Resurrection as Creative Hub

After years of neglect and demolition threats, Clapton's historic Tram Depot will be restored into a creative hub with 34 business units, preserving its Victorian structure and supporting local artists.

Mysterious black cat murals brighten Garston area

Over 26 black cat murals by anonymous artist 'The Brat' have appeared in Garston, Liverpool, since 2025. A community 'catwalk' walk organized by Paul Hind attracted 25 people, boosting morale in run-down areas.

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