Tate Modern Exhibition on Frida Kahlo's Commodification
A new Tate Modern exhibition, 'Frida: The Making of an Icon,' explores the extreme commodification of Frida Kahlo, featuring over 200 commercial objects and 30 of her iconic works.
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Washington Letter Accepting British Surrender on Display in London
A letter signed by George Washington accepting British surrender after Yorktown is on display at the National Archives in London for the first time, marking a turning point in the American Revolutionary War.
Banksy Claims New Mural on London's Royal Courts of Justice
Banksy confirms new mural at London's Royal Courts of Justice, depicting a judge with a gavel over a protestor, sparking debate on law and protest.
Architect Sir Terry Farrell Dies at 87
Sir Terry Farrell, architect of MI6 building and other postmodern landmarks, dies aged 87.
Forgotten Female Mountaineers: Courage and Peak Achievements
Author Rosemary J Brown's new book uncovers the hidden heroines of mountaineering, from Sacagawea to Junko Tabei, highlighting their resilience, defiance, and groundbreaking ascents.
Forgotten Female Mountaineers: Courage and Resilience
A new book uncovers the hidden heroines of mountaineering, from Sacagawea to Junko Tabei, highlighting their courage, resilience, and defiance of convention.
'Relentless': National Gallery of Victoria Exhibition Celebrates Motherhood
NGV's 'Mother' exhibition explores the relentless nature of motherhood through over 200 works, from historical Madonnas to contemporary art by mothers.
JR Turns Paris's Pont Neuf Bridge Into a Giant Cave Art Installation
French artist JR transforms Paris's oldest bridge, Pont Neuf, into a giant cave art installation, evoking primeval fears and paying tribute to Christo.
UK's Most Beautiful Pubs Announced: Historic Inns and Church Conversions
The UK's most beautiful pubs have been revealed in the Camra Pub Design Awards, with winners including a restored Victorian inn in Birmingham and a converted church in Liverpool.
Nazi-Looted 18th-Century Portrait Recovered in Argentina
Dutch journalists spot Nazi-looted 18th-century portrait in Argentina; owner charged with concealment.
EastEnders: Max and Priya Almost Caught by Cindy
Max Branning and Priya Nandra-Hart nearly get caught out when Cindy Beale grows suspicious of them during her engagement party in upcoming EastEnders scenes.
Washington Surrender Letter on Display in London
A letter signed by George Washington accepting British surrender after Yorktown is on display at The National Archives in London for the first time, marking a turning point in the American Revolutionary War.
Romeo Beckham Acting Debut in Tennis Movie Amid Family Feud
Romeo Beckham makes his acting debut in romantic tennis movie 'Forty Love' as his brother Brooklyn continues to distance himself from the Beckham family amid ongoing fallout.
Take That's Circus Homecoming: 10 Best Moments from Manchester
Take That's Circus Live tour returned to Manchester's Etihad Stadium for three shows, hailed by fans as the greatest ever. Here are 10 standout moments from the weekend.
Hambling, Lucas and Kapoor Headline Major UK Art Shows
Maggi Hambling and Sarah Lucas exhibit together; Anish Kapoor criticises use of his sculpture by US border patrol; plus Roger Fry and Stanley Spencer shows.
130 Million Arts Funding Boost For UK Cultural Venues
UK announces £130m Arts Everywhere Fund for 100+ cultural venues, museums, and libraries across England.
The Enduring Allure of Lost Cities: Myths, Colonialism, and Imagination
Lost cities captivate travellers, but their stories often hide colonial narratives. Annalee Newitz explores the myths and realities behind places like Angkor.
Tiffany Reveals Turbulent Home Life Behind 80s Stardom
Singer Tiffany, 54, opens up about chaotic family life with alcoholism while topping charts as a teen in 1988, and considers writing a memoir.
8 Best Smart-Casual Trainers for Men: Style Editor Reviewed
Discover the top 8 smart-casual trainers for men, reviewed by style editor Nicky Rampley-Clarke. From budget buys to designer picks, find the perfect pair for any occasion.
Kyotographie: Kawada Kikuji x Iwane Ai Exhibition Review
This darkly atmospheric exhibition pairs Kawada Kikuji's revolutionary Hiroshima images with Iwane Ai's glittering, melancholy visions of cherry blossom and survival.
England's Most Romantic Village Grasmere 2hrs from Liverpool
Grasmere in the Lake District has been named England's most romantic village, just 94 miles from Liverpool, with scenic fells, literary history, and gingerbread.
Mona Founder David Walsh Opens Phrontistery Library in Hobart
David Walsh, founder of Mona, opens Phrontistery, a private library in Hobart housing 4,000 rare books, including Shakespeare folios and David Bowie's collection, accessible by appointment.
Thor's Hammer Leads Great British Museum Quiz
Art Fund's Great British Museum Quiz reveals the Thor's Hammer as the nation's top museum object, chosen from over 1,000 public nominations.
The Fabulous Gold Harvesting Machine review – doc on mining
A new documentary explores the environmental and human costs of gold mining, focusing on a controversial machine that promises to extract gold without toxic chemicals.
The Leveret by Anna Goldreich Review: A Hare Mends Baby Loss
In 'The Leveret', Anna Goldreich explores baby loss through a magical hare that helps a grieving mother heal. The novel blends grief with whimsy, offering a unique perspective on maternal loss.
Windrush Compensation to Fund Caribbean Playwright Prize
Unclaimed Windrush compensation will fund a £25,000 prize for British Caribbean playwrights, announced by the government to honor victims.
Frida Kahlo: The Making of an Icon Review
Tate Modern's 'Frida Kahlo: The Making of an Icon' explores how the artist crafted her public persona, featuring over 200 works and artifacts. The exhibition runs from June 22 to October 4, 2026.
Romantic Village 2hrs from Newcastle with Walking Trails
A woman has shared her visit to Grasmere, calling it the 'most romantic village in England', just 98 miles from Newcastle and ideal for a day trip with gorgeous walking trails.
77 Headless Skeletons Found at 7,000-Year-Old Slovak Farm
Archaeologists discovered 77 headless skeletons at a 7,000-year-old Neolithic settlement in Slovakia, with evidence suggesting skilled skull removal after death rather than violent decapitation.
The Weeknd Opens UK Tour with Record-Breaking 40-Foot Statue
The Weeknd kicks off his UK tour with a 40-foot gold sculpture by artist Hajime Sorayama, the largest fine-art commission ever for a live concert. Fans can still buy tickets for August Wembley shows.
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