2026 NSW Architecture Awards: Central Station Takes Top Honour
Central Station's revamp wins top honours at the 2026 NSW Architecture Awards. Other winners include Sydney Fish Market, Western Sydney Airport, and Green Square Public School.
Category : Arts
Canada's Residential School Survivors Reclaim Sites as Museums
Survivors of Canada's residential schools are transforming former school sites into museums to document abuses and prevent denialism, as seen with the Mohawk Institute in Ontario.
Gillian Ayres Show in Devon: Riot of Colour for Gloomy Times
A major retrospective of radical British artist Gillian Ayres opens at The Box in Plymouth, showcasing seven decades of vibrant, abstract work aimed at celebrating imagination.
CrazySexyCool Musical: Tribute to TLC's Sisterhood and Hits in DC
CrazySexyCool, a new musical about TLC at Arena Stage in Washington DC, celebrates the R&B trio's hits and sisterhood through a decade of success and struggle, with a focus on loyalty and camaraderie.
Gerwyn Davies' Sunburn: Kitschy Coastal Australiana
Photographer Gerwyn Davies' Sunburn exhibition at Tweed Regional Gallery celebrates the Tweed region with vibrant textile and photographic works, reimagining coastal Australiana ephemera.
210-Year-Old First Edition of Jane Austen's Emma on Display
A 210-year-old first edition of Jane Austen's Emma, acquired by the State Library of Victoria in 2025, goes on display in Melbourne as part of an initiative to address gender imbalance in rare books.
Panda & Sons Only Scottish Bar in Europe's Top 50 List 2026
Panda & Sons in Edinburgh ranked 20th in Europe's 50 Best Bars 2026, making it the only Scottish venue on the list. It also won the Best Cocktail Menu Award.
Coronation Street Megan Star Beth Nixon's Life Away from ITV Soap
Beth Nixon, who plays manipulative Megan Walsh on Coronation Street, reveals her dramatic hair transformation, her journey from quitting acting to landing her first TV role, and her past auditions for the soap.
Liverpool Cathedral to Host 'A Mother's Warmth' Art Show
Internationally acclaimed artist Dian Kostov brings 'A Mother's Warmth' to Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral from July 3 to September 10, 2026, exploring compassion and connection through immersive installations.
Best Things to Do in London for Pride 2026
London Pride 2026 guide: top events from Aesop Queer Library, Club Camionera, Barbican queer cinema, Sounds Queer, Howl, Queer Britain, Transcend run, FILTH, Rhizomatic, and National Theatre's Pride musical.
Gladiators Free Meet and Greet in Liverpool City Centre
BBC's Gladiators are hosting a free meet and greet in Liverpool city centre on July 4, with up to five Gladiators, inflatable challenges, and exclusive trading cards.
Stephen Graham's New Book After Adolescence Features A-Listers
Stephen Graham's follow-up to Netflix hit Adolescence is a book titled 'Letters to Our Sons', featuring Danny Dyer, Javier Bardem, Riz Ahmed, Tom Daley, and more. Release date September 24.
Duke of York's Theatre Renamed After Sir Tom Stoppard
London's Duke of York's Theatre will be renamed after playwright Sir Tom Stoppard, following Andrew's loss of the Duke of York title over Epstein links.
Ancient Statue Inspires Modern Body Positivity Revolution
A woman's encounter with a 30,000-year-old Venus figurine led her to embrace body positivity, reject diet culture, and pursue performance art.
Hinterland: Creepy BBC Crime Drama Line of Duty Fans Must Watch
BBC's Hinterland, a Welsh crime drama with a 'creepy' seaside setting, has gripped fans since 2013. All three seasons are available on BBC iPlayer.
Bring French Riviera Style Home This Summer
Discover how to channel Côte d'Azur style at home with stripes, Mediterranean tablescapes, sun-washed colours, and brocante treasures inspired by The White Lotus Season 4.
Creek Under Liverpool ONE That Gave City Its Name
The Old Dock, the world's first commercial dry dock built in 1715 on the Pool creek, is preserved beneath Liverpool ONE. It earned a Tripadvisor Traveller's Choice Award, placing it in the top 10% of global attractions.
British Theatre 2026: Congregation Under Pressure as Costs Soar
British theatre in 2026 faces soaring costs and celebrity casting pressures, yet remains popular with strong audiences and creative risks.
Trump stokes racial fears with appeal to white suburban voters
Trump appeals to white suburban voters by stoking racial fears over low-income housing, referencing Obama-era fair housing rule.
Rachel Roddy’s recipe for tozzetti: Italian dipping biscuits with chocolate and orange
Rachel Roddy's recipe for tozzetti, Italian dipping biscuits with chocolate chips and orange zest, perfect for dunking in tea or wine.
Emmerdale Cain Dingle Another Cancer Diagnosis
Emmerdale's Cain Dingle is devastated as his beloved dog Monty is diagnosed with cancer, forcing him to confront his own refusal of prostate cancer treatment in upcoming episodes.
Eugenie Bouchard's Glamorous Life as Wimbledon Pundit
Eugenie Bouchard, former Wimbledon finalist, joins BBC punditry team, captivating viewers with her analysis and glamorous lifestyle, including designer handbags and celebrity friends.
EastEnders: Honey Sees Bea's True Colors in Sinister Fire
Honey Mitchell finally sees Bea Pollard's true nature in EastEnders as a cleansing ritual turns sinister, leaving Honey terrified and questioning her loyalty.
Anya Taylor-Joy's 'Emma' Added to Netflix
The 2020 period drama 'Emma', starring Anya Taylor-Joy, has been added to Netflix. Fans call it a 'masterpiece'. The film features Bill Nighy, Josh O'Connor, and more.
Carlo Ginzburg, Microhistory Pioneer, Dies at 87
Italian historian Carlo Ginzburg, renowned for pioneering microhistory through his 1976 book 'The Cheese and the Worms,' has died aged 87. His work focused on marginalized individuals and challenged traditional historical approaches.
Northumberland Fusiliers Honored on 110th Somme Anniversary
A service in Morpeth marked 110 years since the Battle of the Somme, honoring the Northumberland Fusiliers, who suffered the highest casualties of any regiment on the opening day.
Ai Weiwei's Largest Exhibition Opens at Manchester's Aviva Studios
Ai Weiwei's monumental exhibition 'Button Up' at Aviva Studios explores British colonialism, globalisation, and China's rise through 4 million buttons and a 25-metre brick mural.
Red Light Wand Tightens 'Waddle Under Chin' in BON CHARGE Sale
A woman says BON CHARGE's Red Light Wand tightened her 'waddle under chin'. The device is 25% off in the mid-year sale, with users also reporting improved sleep and muscle recovery.
MP Praises Barrio Fiesta at Strathclyde Park
MP Pamela Nash praised the Barrio Fiesta at Strathclyde Park, celebrating Filipino culture with food, music, and dance. The event featured market stalls and live performances, part of a UK-wide summer series.
Harriet Cowan: Jeremy Missed a Trick at Diddly Squat
Harriet Cowan, star of Clarkson's Farm, said Jeremy Clarkson missed a trick after discovering a 'Soil Hole' at Diddly Squat Farm's Cereals 2026 event, which she thought should be named 'Clarkson's Hole'.
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