Taylor Swift's Wedding Dress Designer Revealed
Taylor Swift's wedding dress was designed by Jonathan Anderson for Christian Dior Haute Couture, marking his first couture wedding gown for a celebrity. The couple married at Madison Square Garden.
Category : Arts
Conan Doyle's Top 5 Sherlock Holmes Stories
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ranked his five favourite Sherlock Holmes stories in 1927, placing The Adventure of the Speckled Band first and The Hound of the Baskervilles outside the top five.
London Pride 2026: 35,000 March, 1M+ Celebrate
London Pride 2026 parade begins at Hyde Park at midday, with 35,000 marchers and over 1 million attendees expected, featuring headliner MNEK at Trafalgar Square.
Little Dorrit: Acclaimed BBC Drama Free on iPlayer
Little Dorrit, the BBC period drama hailed as the 'best Dickens adaptation of all time', is available to stream free on BBC iPlayer. Starring Claire Foy, it won seven Emmys.
Princess Diana's Perfume Remembered on Her 65th Birthday
Prince Harry revealed in his memoir Spare that he used Princess Diana's favourite perfume, First by Van Cleef and Arpels, to recall memories of her. The floral scent remains popular nearly 50 years after its debut.
Why London Pride Still Matters: 6 LGBTQ+ Icons Speak Out
From the first 1972 march of 700 people to today's million-strong rally, six LGBTQ+ icons explain why Pride remains a vital protest and celebration in the face of ongoing discrimination.
Bolton: Brazilian Stingrays, Hollywood Sets, and Pasties
Discover Bolton's hidden gems: a free aquarium with Brazilian stingrays, film-set streets, ancient mummies, and historic pasty shops in this vibrant Greater Manchester town.
Ai Weiwei's Button Up! at Aviva Studios: A Coup and Warning
Ai Weiwei's largest site-specific exhibition, Button Up!, opens at Manchester's Aviva Studios, featuring monumental works that confront imperialism, war, and global crises, including a 47-meter inflatable refugee boat and a 25-meter mural made from three
Lady Louise Windsor Shines as Harry and Meghan's UK Return Looms
As Harry and Meghan prepare for a controversial UK visit, Lady Louise Windsor emerges as a potential working royal, with her down-to-earth demeanor and recent graduation from St Andrews.
Young Archie Competition Winners 2026
The Archibald Prize 2026 announces winners of the Young Archie competition, celebrating young artists aged 5–18 from across Australia.
Can Propaganda Ever Be Great Art?
Exploring whether political propaganda can produce great art, from ancient masterpieces to 20th-century examples.
New Light on Turner's Mother and Bacon's Artistic Taste
Letters discuss Turner's mother's frustration, Francis Bacon's preference for Constable, and insights into Constable's work.
NSW Invests $1.5m in Sydney Literary Hub to Rival Melbourne's Wheeler Centre
NSW invests $1.5m in a Sydney literary hub to rival Melbourne's Wheeler Centre, funding 75 year-round writers' festival events.
British Museum Red Ball Tickets £3,500
The British Museum will host its second annual fundraising ball on October 17, with tickets costing £3,500 per person. This year's red theme connects three major exhibitions.
Great North Run 90m Mural Completed on Newcastle Quayside
A 90-metre mural by artist Mul, celebrating the 45th anniversary of the Great North Run, has been completed on Newcastle Quayside. The artwork features the Running Heart and Tyne Bridge.
Mural Project Celebrates Rio's Black Heritage
NegroMuro mural project in Rio de Janeiro honours Black cultural heritage, with 80 murals of notable figures across the city.
Florence's Foundling Hospital: How Abandoned Babies Shaped Renaissance Art
A new book explores how Florence's foundling hospital, the Innocenti, commissioned Renaissance art while caring for abandoned children, revealing both its humanitarian and cruel aspects.
Supergirl Review: Milly Alcock Shines in Generic DC Flick
Milly Alcock stars as Kara Zor-El in 'Supergirl', but Craig Gillespie's generic direction and a weak villain prevent the film from soaring. Despite nods to 'Mad Max: Fury Road', it fails to leave a lasting impression.
Venice's Lion of St Mark's Square May Have Chinese Origins
Italian scientists find evidence that Venice's iconic winged lion statue was made from Chinese copper, possibly brought via the Silk Road by Marco Polo's relatives.
A Sacred Moment at a Dried-Up Oasis: M’Hammed Kilito’s Best Photograph
Photographer M’Hammed Kilito captures a spontaneous, sacred moment at a dried-up oasis in Morocco, highlighting climate crisis and water scarcity.
Emma Willis Emotional at Attitude Pride Awards
Emma Willis became tearful while hosting the Attitude Pride Awards, speaking about the world she wants for her three children, emphasizing equality, acceptance, and LGBTQ+ representation.
Perth Museum Welcomes 500,000th Visitor in 27 Months
Perth Museum welcomed its 500,000th visitor after just 27 months, far exceeding annual targets of 167,000. The milestone highlights the success of the free attraction, home to the Stone of Destiny and award-winning exhibitions.
On the Mark Review: A Fascinating History of Punctuation
Florence Hazrat's 'On the Mark' explores punctuation's history, from medieval monks to Trump, arguing it's essential to style and thought.
Rye Summer Show, Carrington, and Jurassic Oceans: Art This Week
The Air of Ideas opens in Rye, Leonora Carrington's surrealism continues at Freud Museum, and Jurassic Oceans at Natural History Museum – your weekly art dispatch.
Homeland Lost: Gignoux's Stark Portraits of Palestinian Exile
Alan Gignoux's black and white photographs at London's P21 Gallery capture Palestinian refugees displaced in 1948 and the ruined landscapes of their former homes, linking past Nakba to present Gaza devastation.
Ali Smith Seasonal Quartet: Words and Music Connect at Spitalfields
New European Ensemble performed works inspired by Ali Smith's Seasonal Quartet at Spitalfields festival, featuring four female composers and creating ravishing harmonies.
Ella Risbridger's Fancy Toast Recipes to Elevate a Simple Slice
Ella Risbridger shares five fancy toast recipes using a simple formula: soft, sharp, frill. From avocado to smoked salmon, these toasts elevate a daily staple.
Beauty Buys: Worth Splurging vs Saving, Editor Tips
Beauty editor Anita Bhagwandas reveals which beauty products are worth the splurge and which you can buy cheap, based on 15+ years of industry experience and testing hundreds of products yearly.
Accepting No Free Will Eases Human Suffering, Psychologists Say
Psychologists Ross and Rachel Menzies argue that accepting our cosmic insignificance and lack of free will can reduce suffering, drawing on Stoic philosophy and modern neuroscience.
Six Summer Cocktails: From Cynar Spritz to Cheat's Frosé
Discover six easy-to-make summer cocktails including Cynar and wine, Sunshine spritz, Black Velvet, Tinto de verano, Adonis, and cheat's frosé – perfect for hot afternoons.
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