Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond shares intimate recollections of Queen Elizabeth II, revealing her shy nature, sense of humour, and deep sense of duty, on the monarch's 100th birth anniversary.
Ryan Reynolds suggests Deadpool films may be over, hinting at a potential supporting role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, including speculation for Avengers: Doomsday.
Rolling Stones icon Ronnie Wood will perform a rare solo concert in London this August, his first full solo sets in over 16 years, featuring his back catalogue and new songs.
Alt-pop singer D4vd, real name David Burke, faces charges for the sexual abuse, murder, and mutilation of a 14-year-old girl. This timeline details his rise to fame and the disturbing allegations.
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Royal expert Richard Kay shares Princess Diana's private thoughts on her religious future amid speculation about her relationships with Muslim men before her untimely passing.
Christopher Priest and Nina Allan's biography 'The Illuminated Man' offers an unconventional, moving account of JG Ballard's life and work, intertwined with Priest's terminal illness.
Tonight's TV lineup features a modern Scottish gangster retelling of Romeo and Juliet on BBC One, plus a documentary on the Chernobyl disaster. Also, Michael Portillo explores Japan, and Dan Snow travels through Egypt.
A period musical biopic about Antonio Vivaldi's affair with a teenage violinist falls flat with lifeless staging and uninteresting performances.
Discover why the 1971 cult classic Harold and Maude, starring Bud Cort and Ruth Gordon, remains a beloved feelgood film with its unique blend of dark comedy, romance, and life-affirming wisdom.
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A searing documentary, The Trial, uses 1985 courtroom footage to expose Argentina's military junta crimes during the Dirty War, focusing on survivor testimonies and collective trauma.
Alan Peevers shares the unforgettable story of Benny, a cat found outside a Bahrain supermarket who became a beloved travel companion and bath enthusiast over 16 years.
Antonio Pappano leads a full-throttle, dramatically charged performance of Elgar's oratorio with David Butt Philip, delivering a hair-raising and transcendent musical experience.
Explore Bernardine Evaristo's groundbreaking literary works, ranked from Soul Tourists to Mr Loverman. Discover her experimental styles, from verse novels to prose, tackling themes of identity, history, and humour.
Frank McGuinness's memory play at Dublin's Abbey Theatre explores a 1970s childhood marked by institutional abuse, sectarianism, and survival during the Troubles.
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Author Freida McFadden, who recently revealed her real name as Sara Cohen, has become a global phenomenon with her psychological thrillers, selling 36 million copies worldwide and dominating bestseller charts.
Pablo Behrens's experimental documentary London's Last Wilderness takes viewers on an indulgent yet engaging journey through the Thames estuary's mudflats, abandoned industry, and eerie Maunsell sea forts.
The posthumous exhibition Global Warning at Jeu de Paume in Paris presents Martin Parr's final work, highlighting his unique perspective on tourism, consumption, and societal absurdities with a darker edge.
David Haig's new play 'Magic' dramatises the clash between escapologist Harry Houdini and author Arthur Conan Doyle over spiritualism, blending illusions with historical drama at Chichester Festival Theatre.
Mark Chadwick of Levellers reveals how their 1997 hit 'What a Beautiful Day' was pulled from radio after Princess Diana's death, despite its revolutionary themes and optimistic origins during political change.
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Netflix's Ladies First, starring Sacha Baron Cohen and Rosamund Pike, draws parallels to The Two Ronnies' 1980s gender-swap satire, exploring themes of dystopian female rule and societal commentary.
At 86, Annea Lockwood continues her radical work in experimental music, from burning pianos to recording Belfast's peace walls. Her life's mission is to find music in everyday sounds.
Explore the enduring influence of Dunedin's The Clean through 10 key songs, from their 1981 DIY beginnings to their impact on global indie music, as a new oral history is released.
Eight original handwritten letters from Romantic poet John Keats to his muse Fanny Brawne, stolen in the 1980s, have been returned to the heirs of former US ambassador John Hay Whitney.
George Hall, the revered head of acting at the Central School of Speech and Drama from 1964 to 1987, has passed away aged 101. A composer, teacher, and podcaster, he influenced generations of actors.
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Singer D4vd has pleaded not guilty to the murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose dismembered body was found in his abandoned Tesla in Los Angeles.
Apple's musical comedy series Schmigadoon! makes a natural leap to Broadway, but struggles to bring fresh material to the stage in this hit-and-miss adaptation.
Actor Michael Socha discusses his role in the BBC thriller The Cage, his career journey from This Is England, and addresses rumours of a reunion with Shane Meadows.
Actor Anna Maxwell Martin takes the hot seat on The Assembly, where neurodivergent and disabled adults ask unfiltered questions. Plus, dating shows, interior design, and Gordon Ramsay's restaurant rescue.
A review of Scarborn (Kos), a Polish historical drama set in 1794, following a war veteran's return to ignite rebellion, blending action and intrigue with cinematic flair.
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Siri Hustvedt's memoir Ghost Stories details her profound grief after losing husband Paul Auster, reflecting on their 40-year marriage and the painful shift from 'we' to 'I'.
