Stanley Chow on His Ubiquitous Andy Burnham Image
Stanley Chow created an iconic illustration of Andy Burnham that became a visual shorthand for the politician's anti-establishment sentiment, appearing on merchandise and campaign materials.
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Candice Carty-Williams on Queenie Sequel and TV Struggles
Candice Carty-Williams discusses the sequel to Queenie, the challenges of adapting her novel for TV, and the changing publishing landscape for Black writers.
Seaside Holiday Dangers: Seagulls Cartoon
A cartoon by Christopher Harry highlights the perils of seaside holidays, focusing on aggressive seagulls stealing food and causing chaos.
Progressive Judaism Conversions Surge Despite Antisemitism
Adult conversions to Progressive Judaism in the UK have more than doubled since 2020, driven by factors like DNA tests, Covid-19, and a search for inclusive community.
Next £32 'Old Money' Dress Looks Classy and Versatile
A Next £32 dress with a trendy 2-in-1 design is praised for its 'old money' style, comfort, and versatility. Shoppers love its timeless appeal and flattering fit.
Modern Horror Movies Terrify Gen Z With Intimacy Fears
Modern horror films like 'Obsession' tap into Gen Z's anxieties about intimacy, vulnerability, and connection, reflecting a generation that craves closeness but fears its risks.
Africa Oyé Liverpool: 26 Photos of Joy as Event Returns
Africa Oyé returns to Liverpool's Sefton Park for the UK's largest celebration of African music and culture, with performances, stalls, and family fun. See photos from day one.
Welsh Church Voted Best Place on Earth in Reddit Poll
St Mary's Church in Beddgelert, Gwynedd, won a Reddit poll for 'best place on Earth,' attracting global attention to the picturesque village in Snowdonia.
The Normal Heart review – Larry Kramer’s devastating play about Aids continues to galvanise
Review of The Normal Heart at Sydney Opera House, exploring its continued relevance in a new era of protest.
Good Golly Miss Molly! review – people power with a joyous rock’n’roll spin
Bob Eaton's revival of Good Golly Miss Molly! at New Vic tells the story of a residents' association fighting to save their homes, with a live band belting out rock'n'roll classics.
Cambridge Teen's Coming Out Video Goes Viral
Jafer Karausta, 19, from Cambridge, shares his journey after a video of him coming out to his Muslim mother was viewed by millions, sparking global reactions and personal liberation.
Netherlands and Sweden World Cup WAGs: Stunning partners revealed
The Netherlands face Sweden in a crucial World Cup Group F clash. Here are the stunning wives and girlfriends of the players, including a former hockey star and a model once named the Premier League's hottest WAG.
Rylan Clark Jokes Over Partner's Stag Do Absence
Rylan Clark opened up about missing his boyfriend Kennedy Bates during a stag do on BBC Radio 2, joking with Sally Boazman about the emotional test of separation.
New Zealand bucket drummers beat street phenomenon
Five New Zealand teenagers have gone viral drumming on plastic buckets, amassing over 100 million views and a million followers.
Woman Nearly in Tears Over Free Garden Makeover
A woman was left speechless after landscaper Mark Marshall transformed her garden for free. The emotional reveal video has gone viral on TikTok, garnering thousands of likes.
Take That Manchester Circus Show: 40 Fabulous Moments
Take That's Circus Live tour returned to Manchester's Etihad Stadium with spectacular performances, including support acts The Script and Belinda Carlisle. See 40 magical moments.
Mum: Parents Ban Kids Over 'Provocative Job'
A mother claims parents have banned their children from being friends with hers because they consider her online adult content career too provocative. She speaks out about the neighborhood backlash.
Journalist Stunned by Andrew's Comments on Trade Trip
Catherine Mayer, the only journalist on a trade trip with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, recalls two surprising comments that revealed his disconnect from everyday life.
Benidorm is Murder: New Crime Series for Death in Paradise Fans
Channel 5 unveils 'Benidorm is Murder', a cosy crime series starring John Hannah as a burned-out detective in Spain, perfect for Death in Paradise fans.
Take That Etihad Gig Review: Circus Spectacle and Family Joy
Hannah Rees reviews Take That's homecoming concert at Manchester's Etihad Stadium, highlighting the breathtaking circus show and the heartwarming family atmosphere.
Perrie Edwards Still Nursing 'Head Cold from Satan' After Wedding
Perrie Edwards performed at Isle of Wight Festival with a 'head cold from Satan' after her wedding to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, considering a move to the coast.
Maria Exposes Gary and Sarah's 'Affair' on Coronation Street
Maria Connor accuses husband Gary Windass and Sarah Platt of having an affair during a tense dinner party on Coronation Street, leading to shocking consequences.
Man's Petty Revenge on Neighbour Over Union Jack Flag
Market trader Colin was forced to take down his Union Jack flag after a neighbour complained. His response? Flying an even bigger one. He vows to escalate if reported again.
Rhondda Arts Festival Returns with Free Events and Stars
The Rhondda Arts Festival (RAFT) returns July 10-12 at the Park & Dare Theatre with free and ticketed events, including a film screening and Q&A with Callum Scott Howells.
Wooster Group Revives Spalding Gray In London Tribute
The Wooster Group brings a seance-style tribute to Spalding Gray to London, reimagining his 1978 show Nayatt School with a blend of high and low art.
Comic Strip Artist Edizon Musavuli Chronicles Life in Rebel-Occupied Goma
Edizon Musavuli's comic 'Baraka and the Unpredictable Life of Goma' depicts daily struggles in rebel-occupied Goma, DRC, highlighting insecurity and artistic challenges.
Lemn Sissay Seeks Return of Hardy's Well Poem to Manchester
Poet Lemn Sissay hopes to see his iconic Hardy's Well poem reinstalled on a prominent wall in Manchester, three years after the pub's demolition. The poem, a local landmark, caused traffic issues as drivers slowed to read it.
British Museum Samurai Exhibition Aims to Debunk Myths About Japan's Warrior Elite
British Museum's 'Samurai' exhibition challenges myths about Japan's warrior elite, featuring women warriors and artistic objects. Opens February.
V&A East Launches Landmark Black British Music Exhibition
V&A East opens landmark exhibition 'The Music is Black', surveying Black British music from African roots to drill, with 200 items.
BBC Drama 'Better Than Jane Eyre' Praised by Viewers
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, a 1996 BBC miniseries, is being hailed as superior to other Brontë adaptations. Free to stream on iPlayer, it earned BAFTA nominations and rave reviews.
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