Giordano's Marina: A Fascinating Resurrection
The long-lost score of Umberto Giordano's early opera Marina, premiered 138 years after being written, brims with melodic promise despite dramatic shortcomings.
Category : Festivals
Win Andre Rieu tickets and overnight stay in London
Enter to win two premium tickets to André Rieu's show at OVO Arena Wembley on September 18, 2026, plus an overnight stay at Hilton London Wembley with breakfast.
French Police Arrest 12 After Reports of Syringe Attacks at Music Festival
145 people reported being pricked with syringes at France's Fête de la Musique; 12 arrested across the country.
Fire Destroys Main Stage at Tomorrowland Festival in Belgium
A fire completely destroyed the main stage at Tomorrowland festival in Boom, Belgium, with no injuries reported. Festival organisers assess options for the upcoming weekend.
Alison Hammond's £65 Next Polka Dot Maxi Dress for Weddings
Alison Hammond wore a £65 Next satin maxi dress on This Morning. The curve-friendly polka dot dress comes in sizes 6-26 and multiple colors.
Best affordable Edinburgh restaurants for Fringe 2026
The best affordable restaurants in Edinburgh to eat at during the 2026 Fringe Festival, from Chez Jules to The Piemaker.
Festival Brainteaser: Spot 5 Hidden Tickets
A festival-themed brainteaser by Top10Casinos.com tests your puzzle-solving skills. Can you spot all five hidden tickets in the bustling party scene?
Tomorrowland Main Stage Destroyed by Fire Ahead of Festival Opening
Tomorrowland main stage destroyed by fire day before opening, no injuries, festival to proceed as planned.
Travis Scott 'Devastated' by Astroworld Festival Deaths
Travis Scott says he is devastated after eight people died and many were injured in a crowd surge at his Astroworld festival in Houston.
Notting Hill Carnival Future in Jeopardy Without Urgent Government Funding
Notting Hill Carnival organisers urge government funding to address safety concerns and secure the event's future.
Guardian launches FEED food series with Jimi Famurewa
The Guardian launches FEED, a six-part food video series with restaurant critic Jimi Famurewa exploring viral food trends, starting July 30.
118 swimmers in Birmingham pool photo by Attilio Fiumarella
Attilio Fiumarella’s photograph of 118 swimmers in Birmingham’s Moseley Road Baths, taken in 2014, became a symbol of community resistance as the pool faced closure.
Glasgow 2026 closing ceremony: joy, colour, unity
Organisers of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games closing ceremony promise 'joy, colour and unity' as the Games hand over to Amdavad, India, for 2030. Line-up includes Simple Minds and Indian stars.
Beatles' Rubber Soul Unreleased Sessions Due in October
A special edition of The Beatles' Rubber Soul featuring previously unreleased session recordings and home demos will be released in October, newly mixed by Giles Martin.
Cardiff Halloween Festival Criticised as ‘Willy Wonka Experience 2.0’
Cardiff Halloween festival faces backlash as visitors compare it to viral Willy Wonka Experience, citing poor decor and high costs.
Sky Adds Hayu Streaming Service Free to Ultimate TV Package
Sky has launched Hayu for free on its £24 Ultimate TV package, giving access to over 250 reality shows including Real Housewives and Below Deck.
Weir Mill to open UK-first wine vault bar Bodega
Bodega, a new wine bar with a UK-first 'Cellar Club' membership vault, is set to open at Stockport's Weir Mill as part of its £60m regeneration.
Hurst learns how Ramsey spotted him in 1965
World Cup hero Geoff Hurst has learned for the first time how Sir Alf Ramsey discovered him during a 1965 League Cup match against Mansfield Town, a revelation uncovered by Ramsey's biographer.
10 Must-Have Items for Family Camping at Together Again
A family camping trip to Together Again Festival at Bolesworth Castle was magical and chaotic. These 10 essentials made the weekend smooth and enjoyable.
Jacaranda Baltic to host market of independent traders
Jacaranda Baltic in Liverpool will host the Jac of All Trades market on August 9, featuring local art, fashion, food and drink in The Sound Yard.
Wham! China Tour Documentary Reveals Chaos and Impact
A new documentary explores Wham!'s 1985 China tour, including the ban on dancing, a band member's breakdown, and the cultural legacy that inspired Chinese rock.
Fire Destroys Main Stage at Tomorrowland Festival in Belgium
Fire destroys Tomorrowland main stage in Belgium a day before opening; no injuries, festival to continue as planned.
Mbappe's Barcola verdict as Liverpool eye transfer
Liverpool target Bradley Barcola as top priority after Salah's departure. Mbappe praised the PSG winger's potential in 2024, calling him a 'very good player'.
Perth Replay Festival postponed over BBC Radio 2 event
Perth's Replay Festival, headlined by Natalie Imbruglia and Blue, has been postponed until May 2027 as organisers blame the BBC Radio 2 Party in the Park for a slump in ticket sales.
Grilled Prawns and Baked Peaches: Summer Recipes
Thomasina Miers shares recipes for an indulgent summer lunch: grilled prawns with red rice and allioli, and boozy baked peaches with amaretti and cold custard.
World's most boring festival celebrates unexceptional cars
Thousands gather at Grimsthorpe Castle for the Festival of the Unexceptional, which celebrates mundane cars. Gordon McNeill's 2001 VW Polo E won first place, with a Toyota Previa second.
Man creates Britain's most colourful house with nature mural
Wyndham Stokes' once plain yellow semi-detached home in Treharris has been revamped with a colourful nature-inspired mural featuring UK wildlife like a robin, blue tit and rabbit.
Liverpool Hijacked Suso's Real Madrid Deal After Benitez Call
Liverpool signed Suso in 2010 despite him having agreed a contract with Real Madrid, after Rafael Benitez called. Now Real are set to beat Liverpool to Yan Diomande.
Seaham Food Festival Returns with Matt Tebbutt
The annual Seaham Food Festival returns August 1-2 with Saturday Kitchen star Matt Tebbutt as headliner, plus celebrity chefs, live music, and over 120 traders.
George Michael's secret Trojan Souls duets story
Newly released studio footage shows George Michael in his creative prime working on the 'Trojan Souls' album for stars like Aretha Franklin and Bryan Ferry in 1992.
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