Split Enz, New Zealand's iconic new wave band, reunites for a national tour after 17 years. With a new box set, reissues, and potential new album, the band reflects on their legacy and future.
Lucy Punch's middle-class antihero returns in Amandaland, while Olof Dreijer's solo album dazzles. Plus, David Attenborough retrospective and more.
Hugh Jackman stars in a farmyard mystery, Rivals returns for a smutty second series, and Rüfüs Du Sol play London. Your guide to cinema, gigs, art, stage, streaming, games, albums and brain food.
Mick Hucknall performs timeless hits in Chile as BBC Two airs a concert special. Plus, Hannah Waddingham hosts SNL UK, and other TV picks.
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Dozens of urban artists from 17 countries gather at Germany's Völklingen Ironworks for the Urban Art Biennale 2026, bringing new life to the UNESCO-listed industrial landmark.
Celebrity chefs including James Martin, Raymond Blanc OBE, and Matt Tebbutt reveal their favourite UK pubs, from London hotspots to regional gems, perfect for spring.
Toby Stephens discusses his mother Maggie Smith's legacy, his Bond villain role, and starring in Peter Shaffer's 'Equus' at the Menier Chocolate Factory.
Impala in Soho offers a unique fusion of North African and French cuisine, with dishes like pastilla, oxtail ragù, and veal sweetbreads that dazzle.
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The Count of Monte Cristo, a 2024 film adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' classic novel, is now available on BBC iPlayer in four parts, praised as a masterpiece.
Ana Roxanne's new album Poem 1 showcases her voice front and centre, with mournful ballads and a Schumann cover, marking her most accessible work yet.
Swedish producer Olof Dreijer of the Knife releases debut solo album 'Loud Bloom', a floral-themed dance record with squiggling melodies and global rhythms.
The Women's Prize-shortlisted author shares her earliest reading memory, favourite books, and the authors who changed her writing life.
This week's art includes an exhibition on 1930s artists fighting fascism, a photographic story of survival under the Khmer Rouge, and a celebration of flower paintings from 1900 to today.
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A roundup of the best recent science fiction, fantasy, and horror, including Arabfuturist space opera, Japanese-inspired fantasy, a ghost story, historical fantasy, and a magical faux-autobiography.
At 84, Paul Simon returns to the stage with 'A Quiet Celebration', a hushed and intimate arena concert that redefines his artistry despite hearing loss.
Star Wars has relied on TV since 2019, but the new film must revive the saga for cinema or risk the franchise's demise. The Mandalorian and Grogu faces high stakes.
Tributes pour in for Carol Rumens, whose Poem of the Week column ran for nearly 20 years, celebrating her eclectic taste, generosity, and impact on poets and readers alike.
Charli XCX's new single 'Rock Music' playfully blurs genres, mixing distorted guitars with pop sensibilities. Is it a true pivot from her Brat era? Not quite, but it's a witty, catchy teaser.
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From the Met Gala to holiday dressing, May is big in fashion. Discover the best wedding guest dresses, summer totes, chic shirts, and the year's best shoes so far.
Readers respond to Charlotte Higgins's piece on Zurbarán, discussing the depiction of Christ's body weight, the Jacob series at Auckland Palace, and the Agnus Dei's living state.
David Attenborough has transformed television for over 70 years, from Zoo Quest to climate documentaries. Celebrate his centenary and lasting impact.
Discover how London design duo Whitaker Malem, pop artist Allen Jones, and a Kent car bodyshop created Kim Kardashian's striking orange fibreglass breastplate for the Met Gala.
Reg Austin, a pioneering engineer and environmentalist known for his work on hovercraft and renewable energy, has died aged 89. His legacy includes the development of the first hovercraft and later innovations in wind power.
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Producer Oscar Boyson of 'Uncut Gems' creates a black comedy thriller satire that defies easy categorization, targeting younger audiences with grassroots marketing.
James Norton's critically acclaimed film Nowhere Special, with a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score, leaves BBC iPlayer on June 1. The emotional drama follows a terminally ill father.
A documentary on Oasis's 2025 reunion tour, directed by Steven Knight, hits cinemas September 11 and streams later on Disney+.
William Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' is experiencing a global resurgence with diverse adaptations, from TikTok trends to Oscar-winning films, proving its timeless relevance.
The BBC announces the cast for its new Beatles drama 'Hamburg Days,' set in 1960s Hamburg, featuring Rhys Mannion as John Lennon and more.
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Jakob Philipp Hackert's dramatic painting of Mount Vesuvius erupting in 1774, witnessed by the artist, will be auctioned at Lyon & Turnbull in Edinburgh next week, estimated at £20,000-£30,000.
