Phyllida Barlow: Disruptor Review – Punk Irreverence at Wolterton
Phyllida Barlow's exhibition at Wolterton Hall transforms the stately home with latex, plywood, and bubblegum-like sculptures, challenging history with punk irreverence.
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Martin Lister, Photography Scholar, Dies at 78
Martin Lister, a writer and teacher of photography and new media, known for his work on digital culture and co-authoring 'New Media: A Critical Introduction', has died aged 78.
The Birthday Party Review: Grimly Compulsive Unhappy Occasion
Léa Mysius's film delivers sinister rural strangeness and gonzo shootouts, though a key twist unravels. Benoît Magimel shines as a gargoyle of menace.
Female Yakuza, Pop Fandom, Dog Etiquette: Six Must-Reads
Explore the rise and fall of the only female yakuza, a celebration of extreme pop fandom, debates over dogs in public spaces, and more in this week's top articles.
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Weekly Entertainment Guide: The Mandalorian to Dear England
Discover the week's top entertainment picks, from Star Wars' The Mandalorian and Grogu to James Graham's Dear England play adaptation.
Blind Date: Colman and Ben's Perfect 9/10 Evening
Colman, 31, a lawyer, and Ben, 28, an assistant stage manager, meet for a blind date in London. They share their thoughts on the evening, from conversation to a warm goodbye.
Sycamore Gap Tree Becomes 'Living Archive' Art Project
A new artwork will transform preserved wood from the felled Sycamore Gap tree into a 'living archive' through storytelling, sound, and sculpture, following a public vote.
Naples' Hidden Ancient Wonders: Train Journey Through Time
Explore Naples' rarely visited ancient sites via train, from submerged ruins to volcanic landscapes, inspired by Gianfranco Rosi's documentary.
Dear England Review: Joyful Football Drama Will Make You Cry
BBC's adaptation of James Graham's play is a stirring take on national identity, with Joseph Fiennes as Gareth Southgate. It weaves football, psychology, and English values into a rousing drama.
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Peter Andre on Venezuela Fury Wedding Gig
Peter Andre opens up about performing Mysterious Girl at Venezuela Fury's wedding, a surprise gig on the Isle of Man, and his quick return to London for Mamma Mia! rehearsals.
Cannes Palme d'Or 2026: Wide Open Race as Festival Closes
The 79th Cannes Film Festival concludes with the Palme d'Or ceremony. Without a clear front-runner, the jury led by Park Chan-wook has many options. Key contenders include Pawlikowski's 'Fatherland' and Hamaguchi's 'All of a Sudden'.
National Trust Reveals Sycamore Gap Art Winner: 'The People's Tree'
The National Trust announces Helix Arts and George King Architects as winners of the Sycamore Gap artwork competition, with 'The People's Tree' sound sculpture due by 2027.
Selena Gomez Sightsees in London with Co-Stars
Selena Gomez joined Steve Martin and Martin Short for a London Eye trip while filming Only Murders in the Building season 6. She also takes on a bold new X-rated film role.
King Charles at Sold-Out Shakespeare Play in Stratford
King Charles made a surprise appearance at a sold-out performance of The Tempest at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, starring Sir Kenneth Branagh, delighting theatregoers.
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Nadal, Gauff, Pegula Lead Tributes to AP Tennis Writer Fendrich
Rafael Nadal, Coco Gauff, and Jessica Pegula pay tribute to Howard Fendrich, the longtime AP tennis writer who died at 55 after a cancer diagnosis.
BBC's 'Reputation' Adds Atack, Hendricks, Harris
The BBC's new legal drama 'Reputation' begins filming with Emily Atack, Christina Hendricks, and Naomie Harris. The six-part series explores a celebrity libel battle.
Sky Med: Binge-Worthy Medical Drama for The Pitt Fans
Fans of The Pitt can binge Sky Med on Paramount+. The Canadian medical drama follows air ambulance nurses and pilots in remote Northern Canada. Season 4 is now streaming.
'La Perra' Wins Palm Dog at Cannes
The Chilean movie 'La Perra' won the Palm Dog award at Cannes, honoring canine performances. Director Dominga Sotomayor celebrated rescue dogs Yuri and Tormenta.
Molly Rainford and Tyler West Wedding Update After Proposal
Molly Rainford and Tyler West, who met on Strictly Come Dancing in 2022, share an update on their wedding plans, revealing they are enjoying being engaged and are in no rush to marry.
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Eva Longoria and Gillian Anderson Wow at Cannes Premiere
Eva Longoria and Gillian Anderson dazzled in fan-inspired gowns at The Birthday Party premiere during Cannes Film Festival, alongside other stars like Hayley Hasselhoff.
Dark: Netflix Fans Call It 'Best Thing' Ever
Netflix subscribers praise the German sci-fi thriller Dark as a 'masterpiece' and 'one of the most brilliant series of our time', years after its release.
Cannes 2026: Red Carpet Fashion Highlights and Fails
Highlights from Cannes 2026 red carpet: voluminous gowns, fashion mishaps, and Demi Moore's standout looks. Key moments and style lessons from the festival.
Farewell to Judith Chalmers: Holiday Queen Dies at 90
Judith Chalmers, iconic host of 'Wish You Were Here...?', has died aged 90. She inspired generations of British travellers with her warmth and professionalism.
Emily Atack Unrecognisable in 2007 Throwback Clip
Emily Atack looks unrecognisable in a throwback clip from her first TV role in 2007 crime drama Blue Murder, before her rise to fame in The Inbetweeners and Rivals.
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Miles Davis' 1957 Noir Soundtrack Reissued
A review of the reissue of Miles Davis' improvised soundtrack for Louis Malle's 1957 film Ascenseur pour l'Échafaud, highlighting its timeless sensuality and tension.
Mabe Fratti and Bill Orcutt: Almost Waking Review
A dreamlike collaboration between Guatemalan cellist Mabe Fratti and US guitarist Bill Orcutt, blending tender harmonies with torrid tangles on an intimate album.
Blondi: Hitler's Dog as Cinemadographer in New Film
A new film, Blondi, tells the final days of the Third Reich from the perspective of Hitler's dog, with the canine co-directing cinematography.
Doja Cat Review: Pop Superstar or True Freak?
Doja Cat's Glasgow show masterfully balances bubblegum-rap and darker rock, showcasing her restless musical evolution and commanding stage presence.
Dido and Aeneas Review: Powerful Voices Amid Ship's Hull
The Monteverdi Choir's Dido and Aeneas at Cutty Sark delivers devastating vocal clarity, though the 200ft ship's hull overwhelms the staging. Karima el Demerdasch shines as Dido.
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Churchill's Paintings, Berlin Dada, and Valie Export
First major retrospective of Churchill's paintings, hollow metal people by Kira Freije, and Valie Export's provocative art in this week's art dispatch.
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