Diane Keaton's Personal Items to Be Auctioned in June
Fans can bid on Ralph Lauren clothing and the original Annie Hall script from Diane Keaton's estate in four auctions across New York and Los Angeles this June.
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Scorsese's Pope Francis Film Premieres at Vatican Anniversary
Martin Scorsese's documentary 'Aldeas, The Final Dream of Pope Francis' receives its world premiere in Vatican City, marking the first anniversary of the pope's death and highlighting his legacy through cinema.
Ultras Film Explores Football's Dedicated Global Fan Culture
Ragnhild Ekner's documentary 'Ultras' offers a visually stunning tribute to football's ultra supporters worldwide, highlighting their creativity and community while acknowledging controversies.
Jarre Urges Music and Film to Embrace AI, Not Fear It
Electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre calls for the creative industries to adopt AI as a tool for future genres, contrasting with fears from artists like Elton John.
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Half Man Review: Richard Gadd's Brutal Male Trauma Drama
Richard Gadd's new BBC drama, Half Man, is a harrowing exploration of male violence and vulnerability. Following the success of Baby Reindeer, this series delves into toxic masculinity with unflinching intensity.
Michael Jackson Biopic Criticised as Bland and Superficial
Antoine Fuqua's new film 'Michael' is slammed for its clichéd approach, avoiding controversy and failing to delve into the superstar's complex life.
BBC Proms 2026 Season: US Focus and Diverse Lineup Announced
The BBC Proms 2026 season features 86 concerts, including US-themed events for the 250th anniversary of American independence and Miles Davis's centenary, with international orchestras and new prog rock performances.
Between the River and the Sea: Personal Amidst Political
Yousef Sweid's play at the Royal Court explores his divorce and identity as an Israeli Palestinian, navigating personal and political pressures with wit and charm.
Anya Hindmarch's Shopping Secrets Revealed
Luxury designer Anya Hindmarch shares her shopping habits, from favourite treats like wine gums and full-fat Coke to vintage finds and sustainable projects.
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Rebel Wilson's The Deb Tanks Despite Being Fun Musical
Rebel Wilson's directorial debut The Deb has suffered dismal box office returns, raising questions about the fate of Australian movie musicals despite its enjoyable, frothy nature.
The Hours: Kidman's Oscar and Queer Legacy
Stephen Daldry's 2002 film The Hours, starring Nicole Kidman, Julianne Moore, and Meryl Streep, is celebrated for its Oscar-winning prosthetic nose and groundbreaking depiction of queer sexuality across the 20th century.
Monarchy's Popularity Wanes as Queen Elizabeth II's Legacy Endures
As Queen Elizabeth II's centenary approaches, public affection for the monarchy hits record lows while reverence for the late queen remains strong, highlighting a growing divide in British sentiment.
David Bowie Immersive Show: Sanitised Yet Spectacular
The estate-approved 'You're Not Alone' at London's Lightroom offers a thrilling 360-degree film on Bowie, blending unseen footage with a sanitised career narrative that still captivates audiences.
MasterChef's New Judges Revitalise BBC Show with Fresh Energy
Grace Dent and Anna Haugh bring warmth and sharpness to MasterChef, replacing John Torode and Gregg Wallace. The show emerges from scandal with a funnier, more engaging format.
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Sudoku 7286: Medium Puzzle Challenge for Enthusiasts
Sudoku 7286 offers a medium-level challenge, perfect for puzzle lovers seeking to test their logic and problem-solving skills in a fun and engaging way.
The Balusters Review: Mixed Results for Pulitzer Playwright
David Lindsay-Abaire's new comedy The Balusters explores modern American conflicts through a neighborhood association, delivering fun but underdeveloped social satire in New York.
Shakespeare's Complete Plays Ranked by Guardian Critic
A definitive ranking of all Shakespeare's plays by a former Guardian theatre critic, celebrating the Bard's birthday with insights on each work's stage history and enduring legacy.
Criminal Record Season 2: Capaldi's Devastating Performance
Peter Capaldi delivers a devastating performance as corrupt DCI Hegarty in Criminal Record season 2, with Cush Jumbo's DS Lenker caught in a tense police corruption thriller on Apple TV.
TV Tonight: Saint-Pierre Drama and Maestro Competition
Discover tonight's top TV picks, including the French-Canadian police procedural Saint-Pierre, a Sky Arts conductor competition, and documentaries on Michael Jackson and Grayson Perry.
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Surviving Earth Review: Addiction and Redemption Drama
Thea Gajić's debut film Surviving Earth offers a raw, intelligent drama about a father's quest for contentment beyond heroin addiction, featuring powerful performances.
Chloe Aridjis's The Shadow of the Object: A Bold Fable
Chloe Aridjis's novella The Shadow of the Object explores technologies of illusion and a transformative friendship in Mexico City, hailed as a work of profound humanity.
Melbourne Nightclub Defends Anzac Day Dance Event Amid Backlash
La Di Da nightclub in Melbourne faces criticism for hosting a dance event on Anzac Day, defending its legal right to operate while sparking debate about appropriate commemoration.
Netflix's Unchosen: Flawed by an Unsatisfying Conclusion
Netflix's cult thriller Unchosen delivers gripping performances and a star-studded cast, but its rushed and open-ended finale leaves viewers with unresolved questions about a key character's fate.
Zayn Malik in Health Scare, Seeks Top Cardiologist Treatment
Zayn Malik is recovering from a mystery health issue and consulting a leading cardiologist, forcing cancellations of promotional events and a Tonight Show appearance.
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Date Night Fashion: Retire These Five Outdated Pieces
Update your evening wardrobe with simple swaps. Discover why leather trousers and off-shoulder tops are out, and what to wear instead for a modern, flattering look.
Queen Elizabeth II and Sir David Attenborough's Parallel Lives Revealed
A new podcast explores the intertwined lives of Queen Elizabeth II and Sir David Attenborough, revealing their shared birth year, professional collaborations, and disagreements over royal television exposure.
Little Dorrit: Definitive Dickens Adaptation on BBC iPlayer
The acclaimed 2008 BBC miniseries Little Dorrit, starring Claire Foy, is now streaming free on BBC iPlayer. Praised as the best Dickens adaptation ever with a perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes score.
Death Comes to Pemberley: Ideal Jane Austen Sequel on BBC iPlayer
Fans of The Other Bennet Sister can now binge Death Comes to Pemberley, a gripping 2013 BBC period drama sequel to Pride and Prejudice, available on iPlayer.
Dave Mason, Traffic Co-Founder, Dies at 79
British rock icon Dave Mason, co-founder of Traffic and former Fleetwood Mac member, has passed away peacefully at his Nevada home aged 79, his family confirmed.
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Jake Gyllenhaal's Strange Gelato Order Confuses Aussie Fans
Hollywood star Jake Gyllenhaal has surprised Australian ice cream enthusiasts with an unusual 'Unicorn' gelato order while filming in Brisbane, opting for both cup and cone in one treat.
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