Dave Mason, Traffic Co-Founder, Dies at 79 (23.04.2026)
British rock legend Dave Mason, co-founder of Traffic and solo star who worked with Jimi Hendrix and Fleetwood Mac, has died aged 79 at his Nevada home.
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Ghosts, Nudes, and Lesbian Queens: NYC Photography Show Highlights
A showcase of over 70 galleries at Aipad: The Photography Show in New York features portraits of South African activists, Bill Brandt's nudes, and diverse works from global artists, running from 22-26 April 2026.
Zach Galifianakis' Gardening Show Charms with Humour
Zach Galifianakis hosts 'This Is a Gardening Show', a delightful Netflix series blending comedy, education, and environmental tips in 15-minute episodes.
Agon Review: Dark Side of Athletic Perfection
Giulio Bertelli's debut film Agon offers an ice-cold, machine-tooled inspection of three sportswomen's ordeals in a fictional competition, exposing the dark underbelly of Olympic ideals.
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1926 Premiere of Puccini's Unfinished Opera Turandot at La Scala
On April 25, 1926, Giacomo Puccini's posthumous opera Turandot premiered at Milan's Teatro alla Scala, conducted by Toscanini, with Alfano completing the finale after the composer's death.
Choi and King Head Women's Prize for Fiction Shortlist
Acclaimed US authors Susan Choi and Lily King join four debut novelists on the Women's Prize for Fiction shortlist, showcasing independent publishers and diverse female narratives.
Claudia Winkleman Revives Leggings as Fashion Staple
Thanks to Claudia Winkleman, leggings are making a polished comeback, paired with smart tops and proper shoes for day-to-night wear, challenging skinny jeans' return.
Mark Gatiss Terrifies as Brecht's Fascistic Racketeer
Mark Gatiss delivers a chilling performance in the RSC's revival of Brecht's 'The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui', blending Hitler, Scrooge, and Trump in a circus-like production at Stratford-Upon-Avon.
Stylists' 43 Spring Men's Fashion Picks Under $200
Expert stylists share affordable spring wardrobe upgrades, from non-blue denim to stylish layering tips, all under $200 for a fresh seasonal look.
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Courteeners' Liam Fray on 20 Years and Indie Survival
Liam Fray reflects on Courteeners' two-decade journey, battling depression, and uniting Manchester after the arena attack in an intimate interview.
Isaac Julien's Cosmic House Film: A Meditation on Change
Isaac Julien's new film at London's Cosmic House, featuring Gwendoline Christie and Sheila Atim, offers a bombastic yet glorious exploration of human connection and identity in a changing world.
Arnold Bax's Music: A Wild Legacy Deserving a Comeback
Arnold Bax, the British composer and former master of the king's music, has seen his hyper-romantic symphonies fade from the Proms. This article explores why his unfashionable, wild works merit a revival.
Readers' Best Photographs: Global Showcase from Kew to Greenland
A stunning collection of reader-submitted photographs captures spring tulips in London, glacial fjords in Greenland, and wildlife moments worldwide, celebrating diverse global scenes.
April's Essential Paperbacks: Booker Novels to War Memoirs
Discover the best new paperback releases for April, featuring literary fiction from Katie Kitamura and Benjamin Wood, thrillers by Mick Herron, and powerful memoirs from Ukraine.
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Orton's Dystopia Preceded Two Ronnies, War Costs Questioned
Readers discuss Joe Orton's earlier dystopian work, critique war spending priorities, and share political and comedic insights in this week's letters.
Universal Access to Culture Urged as National Priority in UK
Advocates argue for a national vision to provide culture regardless of income, emphasizing the need for universal basic culture to boost prosperity, health, and community participation.
Art Fund Director Defends Health Benefits in Art Access
Jenny Waldman of Art Fund responds to criticism, arguing that promoting art's health benefits helps include more people in museums and galleries.
Super Foamy Sneakers: Fashion's Latest Trend Explored
Chunky, cushioned sneakers with responsive foam and carbon plates have surged from athletic gear to streetwear staples, driven by celebrity endorsements and wellness trends, but experts warn of stability and durability issues.
Saint-Pierre Review: Canadian Cop Show Like Death in Paradise
Saint-Pierre offers a gentle crime drama with sweet chemistry and beautiful locations, reminiscent of Death in Paradise but with a slightly grittier edge.
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ABC Sydney Broadcaster James Valentine Dies at 64
James Valentine, the cherished ABC Sydney radio presenter known for his quirky style and deep audience connection, has passed away aged 64 after a battle with cancer.
Alphabet Lane Review: Imaginary Friends Spark Unsettling Drama
James Litchfield's debut film Alphabet Lane explores a couple's invented neighbours in the Snowy Mountains, blending dark comedy with psychological drama through strong performances.
Jackson Biopic's Billion-Dollar Silence on Abuse Claims
A new Michael Jackson biopic is projected to earn $1bn globally, yet it omits the child sexual abuse allegations that have long shadowed his legacy, sparking debate among fans and critics.
ABC Presenter James Valentine Dies at 64, Used Assisted Dying
James Valentine, the cherished ABC radio host and saxophonist, has passed away at 64 after a battle with cancer, with his family confirming he chose voluntary assisted dying.
Anozero Biennale Fights Gentrification with Anarchist Art
Coimbra's Anozero art festival adopts anarchist themes to protest hotel development in a historic monastery, blending ghostly installations with local activism.
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Starmer Urged to Ban Ticket Touting Amid Big Weekend Scandal
Music industry groups urge Keir Starmer to honour his pledge to ban ticket touting, as evidence shows resellers making huge profits from Radio 1's Big Weekend, with fans facing mark-ups of up to 1,000%.
Race Across the World Teams Face Turkish Heat, Head to Tbilisi
The BBC's Race Across the World intensifies as contestants navigate Turkey towards Georgia's capital. Plus, highlights from Big Mood, Taskmaster, and more evening TV.
Antwerp's Fashion Legacy: Europe's Alternative Style Guide
Explore Antwerp's vibrant fashion scene, from the Antwerp Six exhibition at MoMu to historic sites and sustainable labels, in this guide to Belgium's style capital.
MacInnes Denies False Statements in Rebel Wilson Defamation Case
Charlotte MacInnes, star of The Deb, testifies in federal court, denying she gave false statements about a bath incident with producer Amanda Ghost, which Rebel Wilson allegedly mischaracterized in social media posts.
Ancient Brambly Hedge Inspiration Tree Discovered in Epping Forest
A 300-year-old crab apple tree that inspired Jill Barklem's Crabapple Cottage in the beloved Brambly Hedge children's books has been identified in Epping Forest.
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Devil Wears Prada 2 Premieres in Milan, Spotlighting Fashion
The Devil Wears Prada 2 premieres in Milan, highlighting the city's fashion scene and Prada's cultural impact, with a pop-up exhibition drawing fans and VIPs.
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