Rio Steakhouse: Bruno Guimaraes' Fave Impresses ITV Pundit
Rio Steakhouse in Jesmond, adored by Newcastle star Bruno Guimaraes, was featured in ITV's Adam Richman Eats Football. The restaurant celebrated Bruno's Brazil squad selection.
Category : Arts
Male Idiocy: A Treasured Memory of Roof Rack Riding
Richard Blows recalls a night of roof rack riding with friends, agreeing with Tom Usher that male idiocy is a real but treasured trait.
Dick Empson, teacher and councillor, dies at 83
Dick Empson, a humanities teacher at Sconce Hills school for over 30 years and long-serving district and parish councillor, has died aged 83.
TV's Golden Age Ads: Baldy Man, Gold Blend, Smash Martians
As the History of Advertising Trust turns 50, a journey through its vast archive reveals iconic British ads—from Hamlet cigars to Gold Blend coffee—and how they shaped culture.
The Girls Review: Sri Lankan Coming-of-Age Romance Is a Gem
Sumitra Peries' 1978 film 'The Girls' is a poignant Sri Lankan coming-of-age romance about teenage sisters, thwarted love, and suppressed emotions, challenging Hollywood's certainties.
The Kiss: A Cultural History of Passion and Power Reviewed
Katie Barclay's 'The Kiss' explores the evolving meanings of kissing from medieval peace rituals to modern consent debates, revealing its contested public and private roles.
Wallace and Gromit Rereleased: A Complete Treat
The first two Wallace and Gromit films, A Grand Day Out and The Wrong Trousers, are rereleased in UK and Irish cinemas from 10 July, offering great family entertainment.
Service by Lauren Mooney: A Haunting Class Tale
Lauren Mooney's debut novel 'Service' is a chilling ghost story that eviscerates the class system, blending supernatural horror with contemporary precarity and housing crisis themes.
Armet Francis Estate Donated to Autograph Charity
Autograph receives entire photographic estate of Jamaican-British photographer Armet Francis, adding over 70,000 images to its permanent collection, celebrating the African diaspora.
Flip-Flops' Fashion Comeback: The Copenhagen Way to Wear Them
Flip-flops are back in fashion, but to avoid backlash, choose luxury minimal styles and wear them like a Copenhagen urbanite: with tailored trousers or slip dresses, not beachwear.
Melbourne Art Show Explores Loneliness in Digital Age
A new exhibition at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art in Melbourne features 11 artists, including Lucy Liu, examining loneliness through works like a goldfish, a bed-rotting installation, and a tapestry of memes.
BBC Sets Release Date for The Hairdresser Mysteries
The BBC has announced The Hairdresser Mysteries, starring Sally Phillips and Charlotte Jordan, will premiere on July 17 on BBC iPlayer and BBC One.
Matcha Puzzles: Test Your Brain with Japanese Teasers
Solutions to three Japanese-themed puzzles from the book 'Tasty Japanese Morsels in Recreational Mathematics', including octopus gloves, a multiplication reconstruction, and Bento box designs.
Harriet Phillips Channels Princess Kate at Wimbledon
Harriet Phillips turned heads at Wimbledon in a lime-green Emilia Wickstead dress, reminiscent of Princess Kate's style. Fans praised her look on social media.
Teen Stopped in Manchester Now Models for Dior
Jack Paulsen, 17, was stopped in Manchester and asked his height. Now he models for Dior at Paris Fashion Week after being scouted by an agent.
'Goolagong' BBC Drama: A Heartbreaking Wimbledon Story
The three-part BBC miniseries 'Goolagong' tells the true story of Evonne Goolagong Cawley, an Aboriginal tennis champion who won Wimbledon twice. Streaming free on BBC iPlayer, it has been praised as 'exceptional' and 'heartbreaking.'
Ringo Starr Honoured by University of Liverpool in LA Ceremony
Ringo Starr, 86, received an Honorary Doctor of Music from the University of Liverpool at a private ceremony in LA, sending a heartfelt message to his hometown and encouraging graduates to follow their dreams.
Christine Lampard Would Have Had More Children If Younger
Christine Lampard admits she would have had more children if she had started younger, calling motherhood 'a complete blessing' with husband Frank Lampard.
American Reviews UK Fast Food: Pepe's and Chippy Classics Rated
US native Karissa Dumbacher rates Pepe's Piri Piri 8/10 and fish and chip shop items, including battered pizza and Mars bar, sparking debate among Brits.
Wolf Hall: A Must-Watch for Period Drama Fans
Wolf Hall, based on Hilary Mantel's best-selling novels, boasts a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score and is praised as a 'phenomenal' period drama for Downton Abbey enthusiasts.
Wolf Hall: BBC Drama with 100% Rotten Tomatoes Score
Wolf Hall, the BBC period drama based on Hilary Mantel's novels, has achieved a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. The series follows Thomas Cromwell's rise and fall in Henry VIII's court.
Dead Fly Test Used by William and Kate to Hire Staff
Prince William and Kate Middleton's head of staff recruitment reveals a quirky test: placing a dead fly in the room to see if candidates notice and pick it up, identifying those with exceptional attention to detail.
Banksy's Identity Revealed via Ukraine Trip and NY Arrest
Reuters investigation claims Banksy is Robin Gunningham, using name David Jones, based on 2000 NY arrest and Ukraine travel records.
UK Museums in Crisis: Should Tourists Pay to Save Free Entry?
UK museums face funding crisis; debate over charging tourists to maintain free entry for locals intensifies.
Buckingham Palace gallery revamp doubles masterpieces to 120
The Picture Gallery at Buckingham Palace has undergone a major transformation, with masterpieces on display almost doubling to 120 and walls changed to emerald green.
Buckingham Palace Picture Gallery revamp revealed
Buckingham Palace's Picture Gallery reopens with almost double the paintings, from 63 to 120, featuring works by Rubens, Caravaggio, and Zoffany, after a major transformation.
Edinburgh Festival Marks US 250th With Largest American Acts Ever
Edinburgh International Festival marks US 250th anniversary with largest American programme ever, exploring creativity and cruelty under Trump.
Queen Camilla Plays Poohsticks for Winnie-the-Pooh Centenary
Queen Camilla visited Ashdown Forest, the inspiration for Hundred Acre Wood, to celebrate 100 years of Winnie-the-Pooh by playing Poohsticks and unveiling a new trail.
Naomi Osaka Restyles Iconic Wimbledon Outfit for Quarter Final
Naomi Osaka wore a restyled version of her iconic Wimbledon outfit during the quarter final, featuring the same obi belt and tiered tulle skirt but without the bomber jacket.
Anthology of European Dreams Reveals Anticlimactic Subconscious
A new anthology of dreams from European online forums reveals a surprising consistency in anticlimactic narrative structures, reflecting a prosaic European mentality with little transcendence.
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