Richard Madeley: World's Toughest Prison 'Intimidating'
Richard Madeley steps inside El Salvador's CECOT mega prison for a new Channel 5 documentary, describing the experience as 'intimidating' and questioning harsh conditions.
Category : Cinema
Post Malone Announces Australia and New Zealand Tour
American hip hop star Post Malone will tour Australia and New Zealand in October 2025, performing seven shows including regional dates, with Don Toliver as support.
Writers Defend Novel's Relevance Amid Reading Crisis
At a Guardian panel, authors Elif Shafak, Kate Mosse, Blake Morrison, and Guy Gunaratne discussed the enduring power of novels, the rise of 19th-century classics among youth, and the need to combat snobbery around reading formats.
Michael Bay to Direct Film on US Iran Rescue Mission
Michael Bay will direct a film based on the daring rescue of two US crew members from Iran, celebrating service members' heroism.
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Diabolic Review: Mormon Horror Misses Its Knockout Blow
Australian-shot indie horror Diabolic starts strong with a creepy cellar and regression therapy, but collapses into hacky maneuvers by the end.
Stephen Sondheim by Daniel Okrent Review – A Superb Biography
Daniel Okrent's biography of Stephen Sondheim blends gossip and erudition, offering a fascinating study of genius and the mid-20th-century New York theatre world.
Boxing Rebuilds a Broken Life in the DRC: Film Review
Matthew Leutwyler's film 'Fight Like a Girl' tells the true story of Clarck Ntambwe, who turned to boxing after her father's murder and found healing under trainer Kibomango.
Giant 'Cave' Art Inflated Over Paris' Oldest Bridge
French street artist JR inflates a colossal 'cave' over Paris' Pont Neuf bridge, a tribute to Christo and a commentary on modern life, open free from June 6-28, 2026.
Quinta Brunson as Betty Boop in New Film Divides Fans
Quinta Brunson is set to play Betty Boop in a new film exploring the character's origin and relationship with creator Max Fleischer, sparking mixed reactions online.
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Equus Revival: A Mesmerising Production at Menier
A stunning revival of Peter Shaffer's Equus at the Menier Chocolate Factory, starring Toby Stephens and Noah Valentine, delivers eerie, moving theatre.
Rare Oscar Wilde Oxford Photo Found in Victorian Album
A rare photograph of Oscar Wilde as an Oxford student in 1876 has been discovered in a Victorian photo album, expected to fetch £3,000-£5,000 at auction.
Christina Aguilera's Mountain Top Gig: A Lesson for Taylor Swift
Christina Aguilera performed a historic mountain top concert in Ischgl, Austria, showcasing her vocal prowess and avoiding political commentary, subtly contrasting with Taylor Swift's approach.
Ruby Ranson, 5, Plays Madeleine McCann in New Drama
At just five, Ruby Ranson lands a role in Channel 5's 'Under Suspicion: Kate McCann,' dramatising the Madeleine McCann case. Her mother discusses her star quality.
Hailey Bieber Named Calzedonia Digital Ambassador
Hailey Bieber is the new digital brand ambassador for Italian swimwear brand Calzedonia, joining Kendall Jenner and Heidi Klum as faces of the brand.
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Two Fat Ladies: Saving British Cuisine from Nouvelle
In 1996, as Britain tired of nouvelle cuisine, Two Fat Ladies burst onto screens. Jennifer Paterson and Clarissa Dickson Wright, with their indulgent cooking and sharp wit, became an unlikely hit, serving up nostalgia and butter-laden dishes.
Laura Bayston: Channel 5's Kate McCann Actress on Her Life
Laura Bayston plays Kate McCann in Channel 5's gripping new drama, but away from screen she lives a fiercely private life with an impressive TV career as she takes on new role.
Bruce and Laura Dern at Cannes with Grandkids
Bruce Dern, 89, joined daughter Laura Dern and grandchildren on the Cannes red carpet for his documentary 'Dernsie', marking their first public appearance since Diane Ladd's death.
Bruce and Laura Dern Join Grandchildren at Cannes
Bruce Dern, 89, made a rare public appearance with daughter Laura Dern and grandchildren at Cannes for his documentary 'Dernsie', marking first outing since ex-wife Diane Ladd's death.
Harlem Film Premieres at Cannes 54 Years After Filming
A documentary capturing Harlem Renaissance icons in 1972 finally premieres at Cannes, 54 years later, with the filmmaker's son completing his father's vision.
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Charlie the Wonderdog Review: Pooch v Puss Caper
Owen Wilson voices a heroic dog in this animated adventure that pits canine against feline in a lighthearted caper. The film delivers family-friendly fun with charming visuals.
Amazon Prime's NBA Playoff Coverage: An Alienating Vision
Amazon Prime's NBA playoff broadcast was a dull, technical mess that felt isolating and anticipatory of a viewerless future for sports.
1957 Cannes: No International Incidents at Opening Night
Bernard Levin reports on the star-studded 10th Cannes film festival opening, featuring Elizabeth Taylor, Mike Todd, and the premiere of 'Around the World in 80 Days'.
For the Win: US Sports Trophies Exhibition at AMNH
A new exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History showcases championship rings, trophies, and medals from 150 years of US sports history, including Jesse Owens' gold and Breanna Stewart's ring.
Balloonists Review: Polite Tale of First Round-World Flight
A polite documentary recounts the first nonstop round-the-world hot-air balloon flight in 1999, focusing on Bertrand Piccard and Brian Jones amid rivalry with Branson and Fossett.
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Churchill's Urinal Review: Political Satire at King's Head
A bold new play at London's King's Head Theatre uses a urinal as a metaphor to explore Winston Churchill's legacy, blending history, humour, and biting political commentary.
Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass Review – Furry Foes in China
Tom and Jerry are transported to quasi-medieval China in this luridly bright animation, lacking the inventiveness of the original Hanna-Barbera shorts.
Bluey Minisodes: Fun Filler or Sign of Decline?
Bluey returns with new minisodes as fans await a 2027 film. Are these bite-size sketches a clever bridge or a worrying shift from the show's ambitious roots?
Whistler's Musical Visions: Art and Sound Intertwine
Tom Service explores how Whistler's paintings, inspired by music, in turn inspired Debussy, and shares an epiphany from Felicity Lott's performance of Strauss.
Uncaged Review: The Mount Without Bristol
Uncaged at The Mount Without in Bristol is a visceral, immersive theatre experience that challenges audiences with its raw emotion and innovative staging.
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Australian Designers' Chairs: A Visual Journey
Explore a stunning gallery of chairs by Australian designers, showcasing creativity, craftsmanship, and unique perspectives on furniture design.
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